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London, England, 1806-02-27

T must alarm all nations, and who are all equally into-
• -''':'sit.rl!ctl'esv'46. ought to Qt.:a:pee- fro-tnlice:-..ftity of, the
pnitortAtates, and his Majesty charges. me.; Sir, to
_request; iirlifi nagie; that they. interdict eC7r3Kprivate
advenn:tre',whicli; under any pretext or designation.
whatsoevei, May- be destined to - the Ports Of St.
DoMingo, occupied by the Rebels. Receive, Gene-
rat, the assurance of my high consideration,.
[ ... ' (Signed - ..Cu. M. TALLEYRAND.
... o

FROM M. TALLEYRAND TO GEN. ARMSTRONG,

Paris; 29th rierhiidor (13th year) iGth Aug. 1805.

,Sri,—;;Since the letter "I had the honour to *rite
to yon, on the :A Thermidor, concerning the •arma-•
nients which were making in the Ports of the United
Stotes•for,the western Ports of St. Domingo, fresh
:information upon this point confirms every thing
which had. beau received. • The adventures for • St:
Domingo are-publicly Made:
,Vessels are armed for
war•to protect the convoys ; and it is in virtue of
eontraas mode between Dessalines and American
Merchants-, that the latter.:send him supplies and
munitions of war. •
I .add, Sir, to the Letter which I have thoho-
• nour • to. :send you, a copy of a sentence given, at
-Halifax, in ,the matter' of a:,Merchant of New Yoe k,
Who hitd:'conveyed into the revolted part of St. Do-
mingo three'•dargoes of gunpowder, and 'who was
taken, on his return' by an English Frigate. •
If even in the English-Tribunal, w here the Prize
Was condemned, the whole 'lsland of •St. Domingo
wag .considered as a French Colony, hoW' can the
FeOral. Government tolerate that the rebels ,of this
:Country Should continue to receive, from Amerion
, , ,
• succours against the ,parent Country r
-Without doubt, 'the Federal •Government Would
not wish, ,in order to favour certain private specula-
tions; ,to give new facilities to rebellion and robbery
(brigandage) 3- and the tolerance of a commerce so
scandalous should bennworthy of 'Neither your
Government, nor His Majesty, can be any longer
indifferent to it. And as the seriousness of-the facts
which occasion • this cornplabt, obliges -His. Majesty,
to consider as good prize every thing which shall
enter the Ports of St. Domingo occupied by thoße-
bels, and every thing coming out, he persitades.-him:-
self that the Government- Of the United StafeS will
take on its part against this commerce, at once illicit,
• and. Contrary to all the principles of the Law of Na-
tions, all the repressive and- authoritative ineastires
necessary to put an end to it.., ThiS system of iin
punity and , tolerance can no longer 'Continue: (ne
pourroit darer darfantage);. and His Majesty is con-
vinced that yonr Government will think it rue EOM
its frankness promptly •to put. an end to it..
Receive, fSir, the assurance of -MY high-consider-
ation. • •
. (Signed) • C, M. DiLEYRANED.
To his Excellency
.General AforsTaciiw.
Faithfully translated,
. , J. WAGNER
• • Chief Clerk to the."Departn?ent of State.
London, England, 1806-02-27

MUTEIERLiVs•MEDICAI; DICTION.-o 4

On the isth at Mama will be published, price it. 4s. boards,
Part first, of

THE NEW LOINDON..- MEDICAL DIC-

.
To be continued every six months, and completed kour
Parts, forming two larye quarto volumes.
Dr. Motherby's Medical Dictionary has stood the test of
time, five large Editions 'Living been sold in ano,t ao %ears ;
btlt the decliiring health of thy Author and Ins Suc,,essor pre-
vented them trom paying due attention to Ow numerous no-
prove rents in different nrancnes of the Science; and, on a
caretul revisal of the Dictionary, so much was to be added or
ohm t d ; so Many changes and mo.tiff.ations of .tbrmei opt.;
nions had cr.:,,:urred, that it has beo.ine
• A NEW WORK.

. It merited, therefore, a new ride. —lt Is now of&red to
the world as a coinpl, to V.e‘V of Modern Opinions and ?Jo-
cleat-Practice in every branch oT the Profession. Its eifent is
increased by one hal: beyond that of the former Editions ;
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corrected and a volf ted

-7'hia Mirk w ll be illustrated with at least Sixty Plates,
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THIRD EDITION.
This Day was published,
By j. Budd, at the Crown and Mitre, Pall-Mall,

• MHE DEFENCE . of the Hon. ANDREW
..i. COCHRANE lOHNSTONE ; iucludruK View
• tho Evidence pro,iiiced ail his Trial; with the Sentence,
and varied • Commentaries, thereon by the fudge Advocate
•General ; and with a relative Series of -interesting Letters
previous and subsequent to • the Prosecution ; to . which is
prefixed, a Letter to His Royal Highness the Duke of York,
on the present -Administration .of Military Law. To this
Edition as aided, a Correspondencq with the Department of
the .Commander in Chief, and the Speetpes-in the Houses of
Lords and Commons.pn the Result of the Trial-. vol. Svo.
price'o. sewed. '
z. T 11.: Fourth Edition, enlarged and revised. The Prin-
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London, England, 1806-08-29

SlifP NEWS.

GRAVYSEND, AUGUST 25.
Sailed—the,Providenee, Partison, ' for Revel; Frederica,
Lyck.a Hone, for Stockholm ; Sophia, Savery,,for Guern.
sey.;. Anna Margaretta Dbrothea, Holtz, for Stralsund ;
Echse„ Detzer, for Bremen ; t luttina, Mulder, and Chris-
tiana Dorothea, Winther, totHarnbro'.
"I" AUGUST 2k, Passed by—the Olive-Branch, Littlefeild,
from Tenerit ; Cambden, Hill, Europa, Pearce, Freii.d,
Straffin, Hanover, Adamson, and Generous Planter, Ma-
milton, frtim latmaica.
Sailetl—the Spy, Mathews, for Africa; Albion, Thomas,
,for Malta; .and Esd:dle, Weynton, for Oporto,
London, England, 1806-08-29

AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY:

ESSRS. CUPLRIE, and .Co. Surgeons, having
. for a long series of years made the VENER EA L
DISEASE, the particular object of their intestigation, are
xiow enabled .to announce the discovery.of a Medicine superior
;0 Mercury in the cure of that disease. It is at present suf-
ficient for them tonbserve,' that its elfcels are diametrically'
opposite to those of Vertury, for.thougli it completely era-
dicates every vestige oftne virus in its 'twist- confirmed stages,
yet it does not, in the least injure the Constitution, or alter
• the cornplexionfmn the contrary, it, renovates the systeM in
all its natural Junaions, - promotes Appetite, and facilitates
digestion. Numberless instances •arcon recent record of the
superior efficacy of this Medicine; its, inherent and specific
virtues 4ting as a perpetual corrective, to, bodily debility,
whether proceeding from- an -excess ot conjugal and illicit
pleasure, or ftom the more insidious though not less destruc-
tive indulgence in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the
melancholy variety of disorders which are the consequence of
this 'solitary vice, there are none more aftliaing than thoSe
deficiencies and debilities that prevent or embitter the matri-
monial state. The wretched sufferer brivis over his misfor-
tunes, ashamed to seek relieffill it. has brought him to such
a state of misery as to render lifeoppressive. ."To those un.
Ilappy, persons it will be a consoling.refiedion to know-that
they may row, by anew and infallible mode of treatment,
be restored to that greatc.‘st of all human bles.sings, a strong,
manly, and vigorous-Constitution. •
MesSrs."Currie and Co. may be consulted. by patients ot
oither sex, at their. House, No. 107, Hatton garden, person-
ally, or by Letter fpost-paid) inclosing a Bank: Note, when
the necessary Advice and Medicines will be given or sent to
any part of the KingdoM.' Patients in the• .Country are re,
.AkteStCd to state their age and geueral mode-of
-No. 107, Hatton Garden.
London, England, 1806-08-29

MARRIED.

On Tuesday,latt, at Stonehonse; Devon, Spelman Swa-ine,
Esq. Captain in the-Royal Naiy, to • Miss Le Grice, eldest
of the late Rev,. Charles. Le Grice, of Bury St. En-
The same day, at St..- Saviour's, Southwark,. john Fisher,
Barker, Esq. of Biriniughain, 'to Miss gratsort; and at the-
.sane time and place, William Lardner, • Esq. Surgeon,, vt
Birmiustiam, to Miss. Margaretta Wats'on, only daughter of
W•illiam'Watson, Esq. of the Borough If igh•:street.
On Werfnesday, Arthur Stert, Esq. of- Clillord-street, -to,
Miss Augusta- Mitford, fourth daughter of William Mitford,
Esq: of Pit's Hill, l'etworth, Sussex.
On the 26th, inst at Clifton, Richard-Bentley, ' Esq. of
Ragmill Cottage, 13erks, to Maria, the youngest daughte4 Q.(
the late, and sister ot the presont, Sir jarnes Hanharn, Dart,
London, England, 1806-08-11

V AUXIIALL.

mbit tesOcafulbi, irifornied; iliat
1 from the great Preparations making for the Celebration
6f the BI k-f 14-DAY of tlighness 'the PRINCE
of WA I.ES, To-morrow, the'Gardetis can. only be open-
td on that Day and Friday in the present Week ; after which,
iIt.GA-S,. as usual, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
-till the conclusion of the Season.
N:B. No Orders can be admitted on the Prince.of Wales's
Nik;hs.

To remedy the inconveniencies which have occurred
art rormer Seasons, froth the pres.ure, at she Entrance to the
gardens on the celebration of the Royal Birth-Days, four
iT.xtracDoors will be oeened, two of which are in Kenning-
ton-lane, and two in Vauxhall-walk, the back 'road to the
Gardens.

,
To the GENTLE MIEN, CLERGYMEN, and FREE..
HOLDERS of the County of NORTHAMPTON,:
GENTI EMF.N, •'- •
IT was-not may intention to have thus addressed
you at this time, had not very general applications been
made by Lord . A LTHatt 13, and Sr.-i- IV lE. AM LA NC—.
NAM, as Candidates tbr the :County at the next E leflion,
and it is inconsequence of the very active Capves which has
taken-place within a tow days, •that I •atn-inilticed no longer
vi delay declaring my -intention to-Wier My services again in
eniuing ParliaMent. • - ' ,
Througlunit the time of my being in Parliament it has
beet: rnv otijed to clisckaige My-': Duty to the satistitliein of
my Constituents, and to the • best of my abilities aid judg-
*ent ; and not sensible of Hiving in any- way forfeited ybur
good opinion,' I trust'.l may look •fu•varil with confidence to
your Favour and Support, in the event of a Dissolution.
I have the honour to be, - • • •
GitsT•LEMEN,
Your obliged acid fait blur Servant, '&c.
W. R. CARTIVRIG.HT.

Aynho,
Aux• 3, iB:6

THE only STATE LOITERY. to be drawn this
Year consists of lo,cop' Tickets, and' commences on
MONDAY 13th OCTOIMt; 1806.

NO FIXED CAPITALS.
SCli.gro
. "V•ltiz of eich.
- jj2c,ooo. - -

No. of Prizes.

Total Value.
,C6D,oan

i ^OOO
-
5,000 -

5

20
40
4,100

20,000 Tickets
London, England, 1806-08-11

5° ' i;oto
20 - - - 8,2,000

41°e°

2,000

,c zoo,ouo

First-drawn 4r0,000
'Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at all the Licensed
Lottery Off Les.
PRESENT PRICE.

Ticket - A, 19 15 "o
•
Half - - - ro i o Eighth - 2 0
Quarter - - s- o(-Sixteenth, - - I 5 6

LEsS TICKETS AND MORE PRIZES

4, (.:01tNI1ILL, and 9, cflA RING-CROSS, LONDON.
TBISH respedfully acquaints the Public, that
. the prisent Lo-rrEltY- contains the-fewest. Tickets
ever known in a Lottery,. and the most Capital Prizes.
The last 30,0001. Prize, the fast zoioool. Blank, and the
0 last 10001. Prize,: ever shared, were. all sold at the above
Offices ;where Tickets, Shares, and Chances, are-selling in.,
great variety, and when ail outstanding Prizes are paying in
full, without any deduction.
• ' tgir Persons 111 the Country may In--supplied, 'by sending
• their Orders, Post or-Carriage paid, accompanied with good
Bank: Notes, Cash, or Post-Office Orders..
- The Lotter/ begins.tbe,s3tll of )(tither next.• •
London, England, 1806-08-11

MARRIED

On ,Satti,vi,ay, Balston. Esq. of Maidstone, to
NlisS VailanCe dau-itcir of Thomas Vallattee, Esq. of
'
C be4pside.'
A few days since, p.ccording to the lewish • rites. at, th,:r.
Great Synapgtie,• Duke's-Olai.•t!, Mr.. Lyon Caaenworsurk
aged 76, to a Mrs. Abrahams, aged 6,, after a courtship of
4.0 years, _ _

• On the rst irst. at Nottingham, Thomas linkens, Esq.
to Miss Fordyce •

DIED

On the 6th inst. at Park, Glarnorganshire,, in her Soth
year, Mrs. Price, rcli(..l of the late Samuel Price, Esq. of
that place.
London, England, 1806-08-11

BlRrns.-

On the 3d inst. at Estcot, in Devonshire, the Lady of Sir,
-John Kenna way, liart. via Daughter.
• .On the Oth inst in Edinburgh, Lady Frances, daughter the Earl of Romney, and Lady of sir John B. Riddell;
Bart. .of a Dan,gtuer. _

Lately, at IYrti:::ccrldra,. near Dublin, tie Lady of-Tlio-
'mas jont:s, Esq. of a Son: •
On,Friday; in Spring Gardens, the Lady of Mr. Mika:la/a
Hunter, or a Son, _

Nohday .14. st; the Lady of Charles Philipps,. Esq. •of
St. Bride.' HW, Peinsrokeshire, of a Daughter.
On Tu;sday lust, Mrs. Copland, orSt. Martin's,lane, of
a Son.
London, England, 1806-08-11

Petersburgh and Constantinople. , The nature of the
,dispatches they brougnt iris nqt transpired: • 1

Y-ESTERDAY we received Paris Pitpus to the cd,
and Dutc):. Journeds to the 6th i3stant. They con,-
tain very little that is worth extraa.ing. The Jewish
Deputies have assembled at Paris, but for .what per-,
pose they are suMmoned does tv)t at present appear.
M. D'Ouliati,' is stated, to .have dispatched frOm
Luneville a Russian Captain to C itaro and Dalmatia,
to carry thither the news of the Treaty between
France and Russia. This intelligence, however it
may induce the Russian Troops to suspend hostili-
ties, will perhaps have little elle& upon the Monte
.
.negrins.

THE two Hainburgh Mails du yesterday sevn,
night and Wednesday last,• arrived this morning. •
The intelligence which they bring respe&ing the
Combats-between the MOntenegrins and French, in

the. neighboui•hood of Ragusa,, is not of so late a date

as that contained in the Paris Papers, it therefore
doe not enable us to throw any new light upon the
subjc6. Up to the period_ stated in the accounts

brought by the 11-lails, the Montenegrins bad been
uniformly vi&orious ; and it is probable that the
Viaory claimed by the French will turn out to be
London, England, 1806-02-20

THE KING V. SARAH DUFF.

This was an Indictrnent'' for an Assault. - It ap-
peared that the Defendant was the aunt of Anna
- Maria Good, a child about ten years old, on whom
the assault was committed; all the parties resided
in York-street, Cbmniercial Road, near the 'West _
Itxlia'DOeks.• Some family disputes had arisen, and
one day the child was passing over the grating of,
the Defendant's house, when her shoe got loose,
and, 'stopping to fasten it, the Defendant, without
any provocation, threw a -pail Of water- all over
her ; accompanying the gift with, many abusiy, ex-.
iwessions.' The evidence for the prosecution was a
boy, the half-brother of the child, and the little
girl herself, Who' gave her testimony very, cirCilm-
stantially, and 'without prevarication; but the boy
would not assent to any intimacy witii,:or knowledge
of the Defendant, although he admitted she, had
given him a bible and a shilling when he' was going
a voyage, both of which he returned when he came
back, through pique.
The COMMON SERJEANT, for the Defendant,
said, that if all the circumstances were fully before
the Court, the cause must wear a very different:'
complexion, his Client having been.most shamefully
vilified, and otherwise. ill-treated; by libels: being
stuck up against her, throughout the neighbourhood.;
he, however, thought it better to reserve thcie 'ob-
servntions for the time of the Defendant's coming up
for judgment.
Lord aLENBOROUGH regretted. that family quar-
rels should be made the subje& of 'public inyes,
Ligation,. which, with much tnore'propriety, might
'be adjusted in an amicable way, in private. His
Lordship highly reprobated such praC.t,ice; but as
'the matter was come before the Court, it was his
!duty, as well as that 'of the Jury, 'to decide the
question ; and as there was no contradi&ion orjns-
j.itication on the part of the Defendant, they must
'find her Guilty, •
• A verdict to that eifca was accordingly returned.

ilie more pig b.11)1,_‘.. f.,tvrc.N.ToLorafion,
the evidence s_ifticient.—Verditi
fur ttie,putend,iiit.

1 ,,Vi),eo tilt; Jur: f.or the fore: loon 1:c:55 abbot to bit
of tLc Genticmen made a complaint
of-on-e of. his brother Jurors, who, Le said, had in-
intlated 4:challeugo;.becau-sele some time be-
fore. ho.Coula inaLe up his mind en _a cruise of the
day before._ •

Lord ELLENDonoucia observed, that every man
on.a: Jury 'had a right .to have his mind satisfied;
and.he hoped. uothing of that nature would occur
auain, a-nd -that they would unite in the amicable
discharge of their public duty.
London, England, 1806-02-20

WHITEHEAD' V. DARLEY.

This Was an A6tion upon a Bill of Exchange, and
four •g-oods sold • and. delivered.
Mr. GA RROW, for the Plaintiff, stated that .his
Client was a respectable- dealer in birds, and kept a
Menagerie at the top of Tottenham Court ROad.
The I.3efendant, Farley, was a Qentle111:111
of fashion, who,. like many other Gentlemen of
fashion, had an elegant country-house, as' lie -was
instrueted, in tit t neighbourhood of Windsor ; and
being known for his taste, and the splendor of the
decorations' of his park, :gardens', and house, had
fancied some of the Plaintiff's live-stock, consisting
of a cock golden-pheasant, a copper ring-necked-
pheasant, and two cismmon hen-pheasants;together
With a speaking parrot, some baskets, &c.- the for-
mer amounting to eight guineas, andthelatter (P 011)
to seven ; for which he, like other men of fashion,
never' thought proper to pay; besides ,the, note or
bill of exchange he had obtained from. the Plaintiff,
for which the latter received no value. • .•

The delivery of the 'goods was proved,_ and the
bill of exchange admitted ; but it appeared that it
given in part payment of an old deht•of 1001.
due to the Defendant: by the Plaintiff. The only
, matter in dispute. then remaining, I,vas'the phea-
sants and pour Poll, which latter was engaged"-to
talk well,. and with modest piopriety. •
'Sir V. Glass, for- the Defendant, said, that Mr:
Whitehead had formerly. been an AttOrney, but;
failing in that profession, he became a bird,-fan-
cier, and the Defendant, having lost tool. by his,
the Plaintiff's, last bankruptcy, he wished to re-iin-
. burse himself as well as he could, As to the parrot,- lie
was not purchasrd by Mr. Darley, but a friend of
his took a fancy to him, and he was Sent toair. D.'s ,
house on trial, whether he talked well,. And was a
bird of morality ; and it was positively- akre,!d, that
thesPlaintiff was to take out the value oft je phea.l
sants in goods at the Defendant's fUrnitnre
warehouse, in Bond-street, as a sort of mutual ac,-
Commodation, by way of compensation for the losses
-he had StlitNilled by him. The, bill: was out 'of the •
question, as it went in part payment of the old debt.
These facts were igovettby a. Mr. Thomas MOre-
'land, who had accoMpanied-Mr: and Mrs. parley
in their carriage, when the birds in question- were
chosen, and the agreement before-mentioned entered
into.. himself had fancied the parrat, • and paid
for it, throUgh 111..'2Darley,
The Clerk of the Defendant also proved having
received directions to deliver goods to the amount to
the Plaintiff, but he'never called for them. • .
• Lord Ennttlamtvuotr..thought, from the eVi-
tlenCe,. that some Mistake' had arisen On the part of
the Plaintik, and the SforY of the Defendant was

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sop ETY for the DISCHARGE and RELIEF Of PER-
SONS IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS.
-Craven-street, tune 27, IS-s6.
A, QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT, of , this
-SOCIETY will be Held here oh Wednesday next,
at Twelve o'Clock, to Audit the Account of Receipts and
Disbursements, &c. &c: to the 3oth inst.
R. GRASSWELL, Secretary.

ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE,
June, iBo6.
PERSONS whose Annual Premiums fall due on
the 24th instant are hereby informed, that Receipts are
now ready to be delivered at the CoMpany's Offices over the
Royal-Exchange and in Pall-Mali, as well as by their: re.
spedive Agents in the several Counties ; and the Parties as-
sured are requested to apply for the Renewal of their Policies
o
nor before the gth of next, as the usual Fifteen
Days allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Policy,
will then expire,
SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Secretary.
*** -Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the
Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize. and Ships, in
Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss or Damage
by Fire; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annui-.
lies on, Lives.
File Policies will be issued free of Expence to the
Assured, where the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up!,
wards.
London, England, 1806-06-27

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[PRICE SIXilEiNvet

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSS OF PEERS.

TfII3II6SAY, JUN'L ,•26.

the Committee ofPrivilege§, eridence_waTex-
mined respeeling the:Claim of/Sir Ceeilßishorto
the. Barony of. Loud?. Mr. Adam. was. heard on
behalf of .the. Claimant, and the Attorney General
on the, part of 1116 Crown.
,The.forther eonsidera-
.iiOn of the Claim was then postponed. to this day
fortnight.

Some further, discussion tonic, plate in. the Com-
Ininee of lirivileges, during which stnuif?rs were
excluded.:•

The fUrther tearing of the Appeal, Tflartin v:
?..lacnabb, was_postponed till to-morrow.
The Judges. it-tended in purstr-ance of the Order of
`tke House., to dAiver.thf.qr opinions on-questions put
to them relative to the Appeal, Lucian v. Craw-
ford. This case, it will be r,entembered,Narose out of
Policy of Assurance, effe.:ted by the Coulmission,
ers for the Management of Dutch Property delQined
under certain circumstances. in year t 7(,;•5, on
certain detained Dutch Vessels tend CargoeS, on their,
voyage•frorn St. Helena to this Country, some of
which Vessels were afterwards-Jost, and an action
brOught by the Commissioners on the Policy to recover
atl average loss. The cause, after being litigated in
the Courts belOw, was brought up by an Appeal to the
TiOutse of Lords; where, after Counsel had been heard
both sides., eight queStions were propounded tothe
Judges for their opinion on. points oflaw arising out
of the caSe. The main question, to which the others
Were in some Measure subordinate, wass in sub-
stanee, whether the Commissioners had a legal in-
terest iii the property, on its voyagefroin St. I.3e-
lena,,so as to enable them to effect illegal and valid
Policy of Ins-t!lranec thereon.- ' Upon these questionsi
the Judges Commenced the delivery of their opiniorlt

. .
Mr. Baton (I;RXIIAM first delivered his opinion)
which was as 'to the question of interest, that the
Commissioners had a sntlicient interest in the pro-
perty to en:thle them to etieaft legal llic.l 1-ali,l

• Mr.',,Thstice CA?tman F, (teeiclecily olooinion cu
the cootrarr;< that the Commissioners. had _no such.
interest; tha'Fthev had no interest. in :the..propertv,
'either in possession, Veversion, or ,exp&tancy, in die:
legal-sense ofthoe words ; that the most ii alum-mt.
'ed. to was a naked expeaatton that the- property On
its arrival • this Country ini ht C 0164, On lrr their
managOment, and that upon the. sante principle they
might have insured every Dutch ship in the Dutch
ports, in the expeetation of their being detained by
British VesBeis, .at brought into the portsiil this
`tountry..‘
Lord WAL.?l'N'anAm moved to postpone the fur-'
ther. delivery of the opinion of the Judges till .ion
- - •
The Excise Regulation Bill. was read a 'second
tithe; and committed for to-nioti-ow.

Simpsou's Divorce Bill passed thro' a Cominittee
in which the clause for hastardilthlg the children
Was, on the Mtition .of the LOUIS CHAI.:CELLOR,
struck out. Report totmorroW:
The Committee on the Irislr'Post heads_ Bill was
postponed till to,-morrow.
London, England, 1806-06-27

ltri% TP 7 A-DIY:11f -thought that ti e.absence of
Gentlemen interested in the Northern part of
taro afforded a stronger- reason_ for not now -ori-
ginating a measure which they had not expected to
Iv, brought forward, the distance to which.. they
!must; have gone necessarily rendering it, more dit-
ficult for them to return -during 'the present Ses-
sionc.., As'to the fines inparticular coSes, they were
;introduced only. as an option, and were meant' a,. an..
ialleviation of any hardship which the Bill might be
isupposed to.produce.
Mr. YORKE maintained, that there could be
no more objealion for extending the measure 'to
the Southern part of Scotland than to this Conn,
try ; and if the absence of Members Was a. Yea,
sou- for postponing such extension, that was a cir-
, cumstance which applied equally to 'the measure
together.
Mr. RYDER supported the Amendment; '
On this the Committee divided,
For the original-Words 76----For the Amendment
38--Majority 38.
k-
-li•A long conversation them ensued, on an Aniend-
ment'proposed by Mr. YORKE, on an After-clause,
*here it is provided that the Ballot' shall take place.
orillie Lists as made up under. the Militia-Laws, in-
Wl?icEMr. Yorke proposed to add,'' Regard being
alwaYs had to the number of Volunteers a6tually
enrolled:and serving in 'said .Counties.'! This addi=
tioa the Hon. Gentleman proposed for the purpose of
preventing the Ballot from falling on any persons who
would be entitled to be exempted as. Volunteers, by
which the n4nber'to be raised might be .greatly re-
duced below the.:eoo,ooo Men..

Mr. WINDHAM and 'Mr: 'GILES thought this
would•be
,sutEcielitljr pro'‘'iided against ,by..a Clatise
in the Schedule to the-Militia Bill, thetrordsbeing
not 'liable to be balloted for the. Militia, but to
serve in the Militia, which Volunteers. surely were
not.

Mr. PERCIVkL, Sir J. PULTE,NEY, and Lord CAS-
TLEREAC:* ,7ipported the Amendment; and it beibg
explainer. that Volunteers were returned .as liable to
-serve in the Militia Lists, and were only,eketaecl after
being balloted for,
Mr. WINDHAm.n-reed to the Amendment.

A lougcouversation then took place as to the power
given to the Crown to .call out any part of the differ-
'ent Classes. •

Mr. •PfRCIYAL, Mr. YORKE; Mr. ELLISON, &c.
maintained . that as the Classes. were, not specified
Bill, but were to be fixedby.anotherßill not
.yet considered .of .by the House, it would be more
regular for. the chairman to report progress, and to
postpone the further consideration till . to-morrow,
when the Bill, to which reference was made, would
also be before their.

At 12. o'clock Sir JAMES 1-)7I.7'NEY suggested the
tirbprieiy.' of
.reporting
,progress,- and resuming the
consideration of the Bill in a Committee of the whole
:fjcituselo-inorro*. The Committee had then gone
through, no more than five Clauses, and it. w.)s uttet
ly iniyissible to discuss the •remainder of the Bill that
night. .. •
Lord Casi-LEREACII spoke to thesarneea ffe.

The propbsitioiilviis agreed to. The House then
resumed, and gave the • Chairman leave to sit again
to-morrow.----Acijournea:
London, England, 1806-06-27

BIRTHS

Yesterday morning, at his Lordship's house in George.
street, Hanover-square, the Countess of Cowper, of a Son
and Heir.

On the igth inst. at Dovenby-liall, the Lady 0fj..D.13;
Dykes, Esq. of a Daughter..

IRRIED.

On the 26th inst. at the Chapel of Bromley Palace, BY
the Bishop of Rochester, by special licence, Andrew
derburn, Esq. of Upper Grosvenor-street, to the-lion. i'diss
Louisa Eden, fifth dimghtet of Lord Auckland.
Yesterday, "at St. George's Church,, Hanover-square, by
the Right ►Zev, the Bishop of Cloaca, C. G. Mundy, Esq.
Second sop of. F. R. C. Mundy,- Esq. of Markeaton, Derby.
shire, to Miss j4assingberd, only daughter of C, B, Mas;
Esq, of Orinstiy, Lincolnshire:
On, Tuesday last, 'Mr. William Ogle West, of Bucklers.
bury, to Miss Thornton, of Bridge foot, Borough.
London, England, 1806-04-15

IMPERIAL PARLiAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

MONDAY, APRIL 14.
The Irish Militia .Senrice Bill passed through a,
Committee, and was reported.
In the ;appeal " the CounteSs Dowager ,of Lin-
-coin and .others v.. the Duke of Newcalitle and
Others," Lord Er...r..pOsoltouGtr, Lord ELDON, and
,the LORD CHANCRL:LOR respealvely-delivered their
opinioris;-after which the further consideration was
postpOned ThOtsclay, in_ &der to give, 'tune for
proof of the Alice of Nit*castle being df age.
Mr, ,Balcl,:v_iri, Graham;- Duigenan, Mr.
Johnittboe',...and several other Members of the Hodse
of Commons,-brought up the Irish First Fruits Bill,
the Irish Treasury Bills Bill, the British Fisheries
Encouragement Bill, ,alkd four Private Bills ; which
were severally read 3 :first time.

• AMRICAN INTERCOURSE LULL_
Lard AircKLkND•gave notice; that he-should move
thg'sCond reading of'the American , Intercourse Bill
on.:Khursday.—His ,Lordship moved to summon the
Lords for Thursday, hilt withdrew the motion on its
bein&piderstood that the discussion 'is to take place
in the committee.

IMPEACkI:MENT.oF .LORD MET.VILLE. • •
GRENin,i,E,morccl, that the Committee ap-
pointtd to search the Journals for Precedents. of Pro-
ceedings ih uses of Impeachment, be instrucled to
consider of thb list mode of proceeding on the Trial
of Loiii Yli,Count Melville, and do report thereon.---
Ordfzed.—Adjourned'till to-morrow (this day).
London, England, 1806-06-18

c-UMBER 4293.1

FRANCIS STRACY's BANKRUPTCY.
rr HE CREDITORS who have proved their Debts
Imo •r the Cotnalisbion (It Bankruptcy issued against
'FRANCIS srRACY, of Windsor, in the County of 112rks,
Gtocer, -men receive &first Dividend of iss. in the Pound,
on application at our Office, Na. 7, Lincoln's. Inn, New.
square,.

WATKINS and COWPER,
Solicitors to the Comm4sion.

TO GUARDIANS A-.ID TRUSTEES.
WANTED fora Family of Consideration, a good
FAMILY PLACE. to hire, with s9mc Land, Fur-

tished •
Dired to A. O. at Messrs. Shawe's and Le Blanc, New
Bridge street, Bldck friars.
London, England, 1806-06-18

"FRIDAY.

Fifty Pounds for three and four-year olds, Two mile heats.
Mr. Wart's t. Miss Cr.:Mick:, sister to,Coriolanus,
by Sir PerefTeazle, 3 yrs old, 7st 41b t r
Mr. Burton's bay colt, t,y St. George., dam by Wood-
pecker, 3 yrs
.old, 7,1. 71b. - 3. 2
Mr. Buttestield's.gr. r,, .•)11sbi)'.4 4 yrs. old.rBit, tolb. 2 dr
• 2io I, and-5 to 2 oit-ttliss C rant-lc-1d:

The English still Blockacit the P.iil:!l Ifarbour of
Civita Vecchia, where-there is a swan l'uonch Squa-

drop

FEMALE SWINDLER.--A 'woman, about twenty-
six years of age; of dfishing app6arance and insinuat-
ing address, has been pluncleringirades-people.in the
Metropolis during 4he last fortnight, by. various ar-
tifices.—By the description given of tri..r.atlhe Pub-
lic Offices, she has been travelling the country ,with
a person who assumed the title a a Captain in the
16th Regiment of ht' Dragoons,- by .which he
defrauded Magistrates and others of money, can pre-
tence of drawing tor the subsistence Of a party of re-
cruits, on their Way, from Ireland to Guildford. The
woman sometimes • calls herself Airs. A. Stanhope,
and at other 'times, the lion. Miss hitlescue. , Her,
depreciations have .been chiefly in getting articles
-from jewellers; taking lodgings at tradesmen's houses,
and absconding with • what property" she could get
.into her possession. She is about the middle size,
and very handsome. •'

A few days, ago 'a new, improved, and enlarged
Edition of 10-,000 copies, making in all 80,500, was
published of "ss6l:omon'.. Ullide to Health," They
are bought up with an avidity truly astonishing, fully
repaying the DoEtor for the c:ire and attention kw. has
bestowed in revising and correeting it. People of
all ranks, should never be without this valuable mir-
ror (which is sold at oitly three shillings each copy),.
and which refleCts.,so much honour on' the Author,
not only as tio- the morals df the rising generation,
but also for the rules and regulations of their health,
laid down .with such accuracy and precision as to be
understood by petspis of evely denomination.

W it.t.i 1.1 A vNiir; aR• ScR ;yrs, of. South Molton.strs:t, Grosveu.,,,,H;id
the P. p2r, Leaers tar att. (toss-ptial), must
London, England, 1806-06-18

INSANI

INSANE PADIENTS continue to be. Superin-
i. tended ‘vitil every de,re:t of normaity, and medically
treated on the most expetlencli' Plan of Prattice,
LIAM PE ICt-F EcT, A D., pi Mailing, in Kent, who may
be consulted professionally in. person, or I?) J„,tter,,between
the Hours.of Fleven and. lour on. Saturday the ;,ist, anti
Monday the 23.1 instant, at No. s, Brydges stieut, Covent
Carden.

N. 13. The Establishment is of Forty Years, duration, and
the Terms- are liberal.
London, England, 1806-04-12

Mahomed Jolanhl Khawn, Vakeel of the Prince
Mira Hajee, who resides at Benares, and was corn -
missiOned by his-master to•carry a Khelant to ViAier
Ali Khawn, who has resided for some tnentlis at
I.ucliow for the recovery of his health.
Bissember Pundit, representative 'of the Berar
Rajah. •
Niahotint Khawn, son of the late I-Tafez Rhenint,-
respe6table for charaaer•and condu&.
Their opinions will also. be found th corroborate
the informatiy Oe, the Minister on this as well as
many other points.

(To be continued.)

SMITHFIELD MARKET, APRIL' it

This day's market was but thinly supplied with
kinds of Cattle;• limb, Veal,' and Pork are
rather dearer than our last account ; 13eef and .Mat-:
ton support last prices, and the trade in,getienil wag
but indifferent. Thebusiness transacted in the 1-,Tay-i.
market was inconsiderable ; Straw and Clover fetch—
ed higher prices than Monday's market ; Hay sold
at last -price.--7 The following is a correEt statement.,

To sink the. On! per stoke of Stb. -
13eerss. orl. to ss 6d. •-•-•lluttorrss od to ss. 6d--Veal
6s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. —LArrib 7s. to Bs.—P_ork 6s. ti. to is: od.
Beasts 317.—Sheep and Lambs zoto. 55. -'--1):gs 317.

lIAYMARKtT.
Nay 31. os. to 41. iss.—Clover 41 0 to 51- js.— Straw,
21. ios. to 31 3i.

Yesterday an Inquisition was taken-at
.the Ship
Tavern, Charing-cross, by —7 Al ALTAI, Esq. Coroner
for the Verge of the Court, on a view of .the body
of John Rainsford, found „floating oti the ReservOit
in the Green Park, on Wednesday last. tt appe-ared,-
frorn an ,Officer of ExCise, at whose house the wife
of the deC,iased lived, in Berners-street, that the de,
ceased was an unfortunate young man who had suf-,
fered Under mental derangement a considerable time.
prcriOus to his death. In
°March last, he was taketx
into St. George's Workhouse, in the before-awn-,
tinned situation ; and on the 16th- of the .same
mouth was permitted to go out al me; after which
he Was, not heard of until the body was:found in the
keservoir on, Wednesday laSt. On being conveyed
to 'St. Martin's Workhouse, the body was owned
by the wife Of the deceased, ; young
,woinan, 4;13,
years. of age. The- jury returned their.:Verdiel—
iVund Drowned., One di the Jurymen very hu-
inanely proposed to :his brother Jurors to , raise a
subscription for theunhappy widow of the deceasedi,
whose diStreSses excited compassion ; they
ingly subscribed a liberal sum, which was thank-
fay received. The 'deceased had some -respeeiable
relations in the country.

:;,111). NEIPS,

CRAVESF.NO, APRIL 10.

Passed by—the Charlotte LOpi4a, Lee, from Bourdeityr.
Sailed—the Galen, tor 13 ston'; Elizabpth.,Detnp-
ster, ancj Qutchess of Nortliumberiand, Ketnes, for Quebec.
London, England, 1806-04-12

THEATRE ROYAL, DRUZY-LANE„

THIS PRESENT EVENING; April 'l2, will be
. , performed,
THE WONDER:
• . . .
bon Felix, Mr .IELLISTON;
:Frederick, Mr. HOLLAND; .
Don Pedro,, Mr. MATHE Ws; -
-. Colonel Briton, Mr.-BA R RYMORE ; '
Don Lopez. Mr. CHERRY ;
Lbsardo, "Mr. BANNISTER;
Gibiy, Mr:DORM ER;- ,
Donna Viulante, Mrs, (k. ) R DAN ;
Donna Isabella, Miss MELLON ; -
Flora, Miss POPE.
- . w ITI4 -

FORTY THIEVES.
The Chataaers by
Mr. DORMEIt, Mr..BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY,
Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. H. SIDDONS,
Mr. DE CAMP, Mr.'RAYNIONb, Mrs. BLAND,
Mrs. MATHEWS, Miss DE CAMP, &c.
Miss• Godfrey, Miss BOVCE ; Kitty, MissTIDSWELL.
Boxes 6s.- Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25.
Gallery 25. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second
Write 6d.—No Money to be returned. '
Places for the Boxes to be taken- of Mr. Fosbrook, at the
Box-Office in Little Reas:ell-street. . •
The Doors will be opened ai Half past Five, and the Play
begin at Half-past Six.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
'THIS PRESENT EVENING, April 12, Rill be
performed (3d time) a. Musical Romantic Drama, in
three Acts, called . •
THE WHITE PLUME ;
Or, THE BORDER CHIEFTAINS.
Principal ChLraders :
Scotch—Mr. MU,RRAY, Mr.•HILL, Mr.-FAWCETT,
Mr. BLANCHARD; Miss DAVIES. •
Danes—Mr: H. itniNSTON; ,Mr. TAYLOR:
English—Mr. NILIN DEN, Mr. INCLEDON,
Mr, LISTON, Mr. SI :ONIONS. Miss SEARLE.
WITH . ,

THE VILLAGE LAWYER.
Bones 6s. Pit 55. 6d. Gallery 2S. .Upper Gallery is.
Places for the Boxes to be niken of Mr. 'Brandon', at the
. Box Office in Hart-street. . .
The Doors to 'be opened at half past Five, and begin at half
past Six. - •
On Monday, Pizarro; with We Fly by Night.
London, England, 1806-04-12

114
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S A r, •

NEW STATE LOI TERY
BEGINS DRAWING the 12th of MAY;IBO6.
SCHEME•;
r Prize of ,C 25,000 - - is -
2 - - 20,000 - - - -
- - - lu,ooo -

xo - - - -
lo - - - -

6
&20b

'25,0c0 Tickets

5000 -
-
1000 - - -

Soo
100 •

-

k 25,000

40,060

20,000
15,000
10.0_ 0
590
20 o
2800

130,2.30

,Czso,ooo

-;- .
Five- .First-drawn Tickets, Ist Day ,C tOOO soco
rive First drawn TiCkets, 34 Day tOOO each 5003
}it:A-drawn -
.4th Day - • - lo,r>oo
Ditto - - - sth Day - • - - 20,000
Ditto • - - - 6th Day -,2%,000

Price ofaTicket - - - ,Cl 9 19 o
Half ;Cto 3 o Eighth - •- ,Cs it o
I Quarter - 5 z o Sixteenth - - i 6 o
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the-Licenced
Lottery-Offices.

iiiRTEEN CAPITAL. PRIZ FS in the'/ LA-
-
it: Lottery (just finis'iled) were shared and sold a: the
above Gffices, and the... Holders of the outstanding Sharei
may receive their Money, or exchange them for Tickets and
Shares in the new Lottery, which begins Drawing the tath
of Ma3l. The new Lottery consists of--only 25,000 Tickets,
The highest Prize is zs,oool. - and the ail. ; there
-are. te94 more Prizes than were in'the.last Lottery.,
Schemes, with Particulars, may be had gratis as above,
where the last 30,0001. the 'last 40,0061. 'and the•last soool.
ever drawn, weie all sold in Shares by T. /31S11. -
' All Business in the Public funds'iransaaled With fi-
delity and dispatch.
London, England, 1806-06-20

MARRIED.

•
On Monday, William Fisher Hulse, Esq.' of Cossitigton,
Major, of the Leicestershire Militia, to Dora Alexander
Crickitt, oneoft the.tlaughiers of the late Charles A lexantler•
Crickitt, Esq. M. P of Sthyth's Hall, Essex. . . •
Yesterday morning, at Mary-le-bane Church,• Sir, William
Pratt Call, Barr. of Whiteford,House; County 6I Corn-
wall, to the Right Hon. Lady to,uisa Forbes, daughter of the
lateoand-sister to tl‘e present,•Earl of•A;ratiard.- -
.0n "Tuesday, the Rev. John. Headlarn, Rector of Wycliffe,
to Miss Maria Moriey,-youi gest daughter of the Rev. Tho-
ihas Wilson Morley, bi Easby-House, near Richmond, York-
shire.
London, England, 1806-06-20

NUMBER 4295.]

VAUXHALL.

- -
Under- she Patronage of His Royal Highness the Prince of
• . Wales.

•
'THIS: EVENING will be given a GRAND
.I—, GALA. The Concert will .hegin at. Eight o'Clock,
consisting of the most admired Pieces of Handel, Corelli,
Bacli,Pleyel, Haydn, and Mozart, with an entire new SelediOn
of Songs anet, Chorusses, composed for Mr. Dignum,
Denman, Mr, Darley, Mr. Gibbons,.,Mrs: Bland, Miss Rob-
, ley, and Mrs,. Franklin. Between the Aas' and after the
-.Concert, a Grand Military Band, in State Uniforms, colasiSt.:
ing of the. most celebrated Leaders, will perforni favourite
Military nieces and National Airs; relieved by the Pandeans,
IVliiarrese, and Savovards:i At the end of the Concert will be.
a grand display of FIR E-W4.) RKS. The C ASCADI. With
-entire new Scenery, and passing Objeds, • will
.be exhibited
._,*ftei the first Ad.

Admission 35.
Doors open at Seven o'clock. The Gardens will be open
, every•jvlonday, Wednesday, and Friday, as Gala Nights; all•
other Evenings tiiey are shut.

ORIGINAL VACCINE POCK. INSTITUTION,
No. 44, Broad-street, Goklel-iquare,

•
TN.CONSEQUENCE of ..kDVERSE REPORTS,
Resolved,
I, That the Medical Establishment are of opirtion[that
the- Cew-Fock Inoculation, tinder the regulation of this In-.
stittulbrr, according to their experience, is decidedly advanta-
germs ever; that of the Small Pox.
11. That,- shies-the Offt.trect ReTard of Five Guineas to
any Per Sou who has been here certified, not one l‘as applied-
-in consequencqof a failure., •
I 1 I. 'Platt, in ;general, Patients decline to accept of the
Certificate,, en account of iheii'on ex tiorence, sheaving the
security afttr Vaccination, on living with persons ilfiof Small
IV. That, isin a small proportion 'persons considered to
have been 'duly Vaccinated have ..taken tite.nrall Pox, it is
'thought proper to grant Certificates to -those only. 'Who•have
been duly attested at this Institutions , • " .-•
• •
, V. To give further satisfaction, ard; ,considering that. the;
'vaccine Disorder is a new morbid alFe'clicin, that requires in-.
vestigation (one o4the original great °Eiji:4ls of this I ustittw
-tionk it is-requested, that any persons_who apprabend they:.
}lave taken the Small Pox, or have any'DiSorders fioin Vae-
tinttion, will apply to the Board any Tlsosday iir-rriday, at
'Ore o'Clock,-to execute'the design of faithful Publication'
.srfaccumulateet,Evidence. - • .
PersonS 4esirOus of promcflpg the,objeas of this I nstit4_
tiCit, by Donation or Annual Sytiscrilit.ion, viz. the- I noeulai-
ing of Patient.* as -Well as the.tumi.shing of Vaccine Matter,-
utast apply at N 0.44, BT04:1-Strtek., • •,••
The Medicial Estal?lishment C6mists Of Doaors Pearson.
I,llel,,and Nelson,.. Phys'lciaAs-:. •%.feSs'rs. keit'e,' Payne,
• Fsrster, Heaviside, Gunning, 'Carplie, and-Pot-art; Surgearts,-;
, Nessrs. Rivers, Ronde, and-Ds_.;llruyn, R potliecati4s:.
London, England, 1806-06-20

, ARMV.AND NAVY.EQUkfIAG F,

. _
rriu..-PATENT BEDSTEADS,
, ittfe, Matti:asses, andßcdiling complete, are very respeci„.
tnlly reCoinmetided rd Gentlemen 'as' being the most portable
and superior .to any. others made in London ; Marquees,
_Tints, Tables,, anti Chairs.; on improved Kinciples ;. Sea
Cots, Sdla Beds, and Chairs., for on Board Ship ; Musquitto,
Net Furniture, and Patent Vrass-screw Bedsteads; for East
and West 1-nilies;nid all Foreign Climates, at
_ MOg GA 1,1(t .S7A. NDI3 LL S'S
Patent BetEtead Manufaaary and. Ware- Rooms,
• Nos: .16 ariii-rA Catherinestreet, -Strand.
Morph' arld Saritlers's NeW-invented.; Imperial Dining
"Tables, allowed, to be the most 'complet6 and Elegant sec
Tahles fiver yet invented, are very portable, pal:king in a Box
but ten Inches deep.- ' ‘• •
IC. B. The .Fashionable Sofa-Bed & Chair-Bed Warehouse.'

e
I

A.:SINGULARLY EIIECAaT •COTTAGE ° ORNEE,
within Two Miles anda Half of SOUTH A M'I!TON.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, '
Ncv e-ereeted COTTAGE, containing on the A. Ground Floor a good Dining-room, Drawing-room,
Breakfast-room, .and Gentleman's-room, with ,Book-cases,
Butler's-pantry; and Patent Water-closet (openin from the
House), Kitchen, Scullery, &c. &c. Second Floor,,,four
best Bed-chambers; Servants'-rooms suitable :.•surrounded
Imy a Paddock of three Acres, planted andlaid out with much
taste; a most produdive Garden, and Orchard stocked with
every species of Fruit Trees ; a double Coach-honse, Dairy,
Stables, and Court-y4rd ; and every description of:Outbailding.
-.
•
The Situation is pp ,an EminenCe, commanding a View elf
the Isle of Wight,- Cowes Harbour, 'and West Channel.
The Elevation of tiled-louse is simply elegant, with Italian'
Roof, and Viranda extending the whole length of the body of
the House ; in short, , the whole is on that convenient Plan
and Scale so much, sought after fOr the Residente of a geat.Liel
Vamily, and now in perfe6l and thorough-good repair, ,having
Ord y been completed kst Surnmer 1r is elegantly Furnished,
and ready in every respect" or the reception of a'Farnily.
tnay:tie.h-td either-with-or '''uitliottt the-Furniture. •
• For furtlief •paP.ictrla.rs. apply to Mr. George :Ijookey,
Southampton; or to Mr. Peter Martinnant, No. bz, St. '
lawcs's-street, Loudon. --Letters, will be attended to. •
London, England, 1806-06-20

From the Fl?E.:1-CH and DUTCH PAPERS.

NAPLES, MN*? 23.-'---The small slan.dof Capri has
been taken by the English, but not without great
resistance froth the small number .of French, who
received the broadsides of four English Ships of the
Line. Though without a single 'piece of artillery,
they defended themselves to the last with their mus-
kets,,and made an honourable surrender to i 500 of
the Enemy who had landed.. The whole of :the
small, Garrison returned to Naples, according to the
capitulation, except the Commandant, and a few
mien, who were killed in the attack. The English
approached Ischia and Procida, in sight of this City,
a second time ;
,but as these small Islands are well
defended, they immediately drew off, for fear of be-
ing destroyed by the batteries. •

MAY 24.---The late Queen of Naples has caused
all the pile-Jr:slaves io beliberated; and forined a-re-
giment out of their body, commanded by PANG DI
GRANO. Some of them have been thrown upon
• the continent of Calabria; and 150 of these wretches
have been arrested, at Cotrona, .100 at Reggio, and6o
at. Salerno ; and instruaions have been, found in
their pockets,,authprizing them to pillage, burn, and
assassinate. .

Our new Monarch, who is only known by acts df
benevolence, has issued a Decree which, restores all
persons to their liberty- who have' been arrested for
crimes against the State only. The Military Corn-
missionS- here, at Lucera and Salerno, are suppressed.

MAILS.
Alta IVFID —1 Dublin, r Waterford. Duz—r Hamburgh,
i Gottenburgh, I Lisbon, t Dublin, t Waterford. •

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Cons. for the/Opening 63i Otnniuni - - 5

THE SUN.

SDLEM LUIS InCERZ TALSUM 'AIIDEAT?

L 0 N D ON,
FRIDAY) JUNE 20, 1806.
London, England, 1806-06-20

LAW :RIWIORT.

COURT OF KING's BEN( I W
ESTMINSTER, TUNE TS.
An application Was made for leave to file-a ,CriminaL
Ineormation against an Officer of a Volunteer Corns
.for miscondtta in Church, at Epsom,- before Divine
-Service-, by-which the congregation was disturbed,
and a' great brawl'enstted. The names of the parties
were not mentioned.

The,Court censured the eondu4 of the parties very,
seriously ; such matters must!not be lightly treated
but observed, that it was unnecessary for the .Couri to:
interpose its extraordinary authority, ...as the Ecclesi-!.
astical conrt had pitoper,..cognizance of it ; the mo-.:
tion was therefore refused.