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.I,t as evidence, a PaPer W,ts allowed to be laid en the
Table,which, was a Copy of a Statementmadeby Mr.
John Stone in the year 1792,a, of the revenues or,
Oude,,which then Were estitnated at two crones or
twenty-one lackS of rupees, belt about 2,400,0001.
Sir ALUREfi. CLAutt . was then called fo the Ear,
arid examined for a considerable time. On a clues-
tide being put to pith by Mr. -whether he
would consider the payment of 5.00,0001.• by the
Nabob to the East India Company, above the, 70
crore of rupees stipulated in the Treaty of 1798; an
infra6tiori of that Treaty, Sir Alured was ordered to
withdraw, and a long discussion ensued on the pro-
priety of putting this question, as relating merely to
the'opinion of an individual on-the Constmaion cif A
Treaty which was on the Table of the House. Even-,
tually adecision took place.—For the question being
put, r6.--,Against it, 46.
On our. return to the Gallery we found Mr: PAtILL
on- his legs, proposing an Adjournment, 'on the
ground that the decision that had just taken place
was in dire& contradi&ion to the praelice of. the
,House on 'thee preceding evening in the examination
Of Lord Teignmouth ; sand thai .having prepared a
list of qbestitins founded on the supposition that that
'praaice would be persevered in, he was not ready to.
proceed at present.

Lord ;TEMPLE Surged the propriety of proceed.
ing with the examination of Sir Alured Clarke, as
all, other public business had been deferred for the
express purpose of hearing, as rapidly as possible,
the evidence on _the Charge against Marquis Wel-
lesley.

Mr. HUTCHESON, and after Mill Mr. Fox,
strongly contended that the 'Hon. Gentleman Was
justified in pressing an adjournthent. Mr. Fox de-
clared himself' surprised at the decision to which the
House. had just come, after ,what had 'taken place ,
last night. He could not Conceive on what reason=
able grounds it had been determined that the Hon.
Gentleman should not question the Hon. Baronet as
to his opinion on,the subjet, the investigation of
which, had been undertaken by the House.
After a variety of observations from a number of
Members, Mr. PAULL was* allowed to proceed with
his'questions. Sir A. Clarke was accordingly call-
ed in, and his examination 'continued until half past
eleven, when he was permitted to withdraw.
The House was immediately 'resumed, the Chair-
man reported progss,- and obtained leave to sit
again to-morrow.
On the Motion of Colonel WooD, it was ordered
that James Salmon,' Esq. late Military Auditor Ge-
neral of Bengal, do attend the Committee to-moi-row
to give evidence on the Charge against Marquis Wel- -
lesley.

The Training Bill was ordered to be read a second
time to-morrow, ou,an understanding that the de-
bate on it should take placein a subsequent stage.
'Mr. Secretary:. WINDITAM brought up a Bill for
causing a return to be made of all persons liable to
Serve in the Militia, by the 43d of the present King,'
and for, suspending the ballot for a time to be limited.
Read.a first, a'nd ordered' to be -read a second time
to-morrow,—Adjckurnecl at .twelve o'clock.
London, England, 1806-04-24

from undertrking any thing' galnst ainover awing-

the Negotiation.
Was the Court of Berlin then ignotant• in what
manner Count HiUGWITZ had concluded this Nego-
tiatipn ? Did it not know, before the signature of the.
Treaty, what would be the end of it ? Or, did that
Minister dis'pose, as he pleased, of the good fiitli of
his

Itwas ori
_the 27th January that :the Ciliniet of
er in announced to the Hanoverian Governrrient
". that in consequence of're-61y-signed and ratified
by the two Parties, my Gerthan4ossessions would
do longer be occupied by the French Troops ; that
they would-be entirely evacuated by those who 'we're
still thete,' and delivered. tip, until a future Peace
betw:reeti England and. France- should have decided
their condition, proteetiOn of the Troops of
his Priissian Maje Sty, 'and-to hiS exclusive admini--
.. .
stration.", The -Hai Government was -re-
quired, but to. no purpose, to intimate mail the pub
licOliicers-that thvy-were; for tfhe 'future, to misider
themselves as finally responsible to the Prussian
Commission of ad s t rati ex-eluding all foreign

iiference.
The dispatch .addreSsedihe 25th of January to the,
Prussian Minister, and intended to justify this pro-
eeeding,, was signed with the King of. Prussia's own
hand. It ended with. these Wards ;, "-I think it un-
necessary to observe how much the,. territories in
question ought to be .satisfied with this .change of
scene; and my wishes would be. fulfilled if, in con- .
sequence of the disinterested views by which I am
impelled, the administiation I have taken upon me
should turn but to the happiness of the country and
its inhabitants, and by that means satisfaaory to
his Britannic. 4tlajesty, to Whom I -desire nothing
pore than 'to give, in this instance, as in all others,
all proofs of consideration, of deference; and of
friend-hip, ciraumstances. may put in in-Y.
London, England, 1806-04-24

power.''

The,experience of the past, •and a well-founded
apizefiensicu of the luitire,-did not allow me to hesi-
tate 'about the part necessary to be taken ; and my
• •
Elei:torai.Goftrnmedt was instrueted not to enter into
any negotiation, Me nbjeet of which might have
beetr.to avoid a netv Frencli- • Invasion by allowing
the Prussians tctOccdpy Hanover.
The Protest made upon this occasion by my Elec-
toral- Minister of State v4s'ineffeEtual.. The King
of Prussia caused the greatest part of thsCotin- try- to
be occupied at the moment' that my Ti-ern-erh:-
barked-, 'and' measures were executed Without
the least' regard. - . ,

It was too easy to'foresee that Connt HAUGWITZ
, •
would find means at Paris. to bring back the arrange-
ment' between Pirussia:antl France, announced' here as
ratified by the Contr4Cling Parties,to its original in-
.
tention.

This .was What took place; and the rench.Troogs
o
to(Xpogs-,tsSion. of Ansp:ich, one of the 'objeds of
compensation, aCeorcling tothe Treaty of December
/5.; -the. Very-, d'a‘y-- that ..1\ arquts DE LUCCHESINI
could reach Berlin with intelligence that France re-
quired the execution of the-Articles agreed upon at
- - -• • •

The answer returned •by the British Cabinet .to
the Communication of January 25, did not arrive at
Berlin until after the Minister of State, Baron HAR-
DENSZRP, had announced to the British Envoy the
lostilemeaSares which have compelled me to sts-
pend my relatitifs with a Court which could so far
forget itself. „. , , •

The _PrussianNote.of April 4 can furniSh no good
arguments to establish an .unjustifiable measure. _ -

• It begins by vaunting'the pacific, dispositions of
Prussia: This disposition is no further sincere than
a 4 it has for its foundation the principles of ,a just'
neutrality. The Not delivered by -the Cabinet of
Berlin to the'Frenich Alinisteron.the 14th of Oda-
ber, at the very instant that Prussia appeartd to feels
the affront which she received by the violation of the
territory of Anspach, acknowledges that the cOndua
which she had followed' to that time "had proved
London, England, 1806-06-16

THE great
,Repntation which Mr. BURGESS'
has gained by the superior Excellence of his ESSENC E
~ifANCHOVIES for FISH SAUCE has induced many
Persons to give the sante Name to an Article entirely dit-
lerent.
JOHN BURGESS and SON thihk it a duty they owe the
Public, to caution them against such Impositions, as §everal
'eople travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, &c. an ex-
tra large profit to vend the spurious kind : they are Parti-
-I;ularly requested to ask for BURGESS'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
A nchovies ."

Warehouse, No. ro7, Strand, corner
of the Savoy Steps, London.
London, England, 1806-06-16

BIRTHS

Lately, at A lderly.Park, Cheshire, the Lady of Hit-, Tlio-
maS Stanley, Esq. of a Daughter.
On the 13th gist. at Ridgeway,. near Southampton, the
Lady of Thomas Lewin, . Esq. of a Sou.
Lately, at Morningside-House, Scotland, the Lady of Bri-
gadier-General. Samuel Graham, of a Daughter.

. . MARRIED.
On Wednesday last, at Streatham, Surrey, W..S. Burnett,
Esq. iVlerchant, to Miss Hickling, daughter of Thomas Hick-
ling, Esq. of the Island of St. Michael.
London, England, 1806-06-16

twin, in a&ion with the French National Brigs Le Volti.
gear anti Phaeton, on the'2.6th day of March, 1806.

Kt LLED.-Mr. john Thompson. Master.— Alex. M'lntOsh,
Yeoman of the Sheets. 'Matthew Meyler,, Able Searrian.
Cornelius Carmody (t), Landman. Tho. Watkins, Sc-;
cond Gunner. Thomas Reid, Landman. Jacob Reid,
' Able Seaman. lames Shawe, Landman. George Collier,
,Supernumerary.
WOUNDED.—Mr. Win. Ward, First Lieutenant. Mr. P.
H. Baker, Third Lieutenant. Mr. W. H. Craig, Lieute-
nant of Marines, slig'htly, Wrn. Marshal,' Boatswain's
Mate. 'lames Mills, Able Seaman. Thoulas Scott, Or.:
dinary Scanlan. Ralph Harrison, Able Seaman. William
Piekeran, Able Seaman. Bryaii White, LYuirter- Master.
Daniel Hall, Able Seaman. Christ. Hake," Sutiernuine-
/
rary. Wm. Carnes, Private of Marines. los. Wright,
ditto. Henry Davis, ditto, '
Total—Nine killed and x 4 wounded.
London, England, 1806-06-16

From the LO ATOYadzErtz,.3*une t 4, IEO,I,

Ordpuince °ire, junt to, tgo6.
.Rryal Regionext of Arti/leg.
Gentleman Cadet Robert Harding, to be Second Lieutenant,
vice Walsh, prorpted. Dated Rine 6, iS 6. Gentleman
Cadet Geratd S. Moore to be ditto, vice Bell, promoted:
Dated is abt;.ve.

! Ordnance. ©Ries, 7itne 13, 28(.4.
Rgai Regiment of Artiflery".'
Fitst Lielitenant Arthur Fleming tobe Second Captain, vice
Rollo, continued Adjutant. Se&Mt! Lieutenant Wm. C.
Johnston to be First Lieutenant, vice Fleming. First
Lieutenant Alex. Drury to be Adjutant. Second Lieu-
tenant Edward Cox well to be First Lieutenant, Vice Drury.
First Lieutenant-. 11. W. Gordon to be Adjutant. Second,
Lieutenant Charles Dalton to he First Lieutenant,--vice
Gordon. First hieutenant lames A. N.l'Leod to be Adju-
tant. Second Lieutenant James R. Bruce to be First Lieu-
- tenant, vice 111‘Leod. All dated June i, rBo6.
Wm..E. Byne,Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Fraser,
•
promoted. Dated June 7; '8.6. i•

Commisston: in the Royal North Lincolnshire Regiment of
Militia, iikned by the Lord Lieuteiant., • '
Ceo. Bourne, Esq. to be Captain. Dated May i,a,So6; john
' Graham, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. lolm
' 13e11, Gent. to be'ditto. Dated May 2, rBo6. lohn Dick,
enon,.Gent. to be Ensign. Dated April is, 1806. Ben-
jamin Pratt, Gent. to be ditto. Dated April z 6, iBo6.
Richard Howell, Gent, to beditto.,, Dated May 1, 1806.
Conimissions signet 6y the Lord' Lieutenant of the County of
Middlesex.
Royal Fast Middlesex Militia.
Edward Holwell, Esq. to be Major. Dated May 2, t 1306.
The Honourable George Tucket to be Captain. 'Dated as
above. Cosmo Cameron, Gent, to be. Ensign.• Dated as
above.

H estern Middlesex Militia

'C. Jones, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 24, 1806.
john Wheatley, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as. above.
W. De,Caulier, Gent to be ditto. Dated April zs, iBo6.

Pinner Volunteers.
Ensign lames Deacon Fiume to be Lieutenant, vice Aubery,
reqigned. Dated April 7, 1806.. Richard Loosely, Gent.
to be, Ensign, vice flume. Dam' as above.
London, England, 1806-06-16

Ikfi.A/IsTD.
In the Press, and speedily will be published,
In One'elegant Volume, Quarto, illustrated with numerous
Plates, price Two Guineas, in boards,
TSTRANGER in
,IRECAND'; or, Travels
in that Country during the Autumn and Winter of the
Year aoc. •

By JOHN CARR, Esq.
Authorof the Stranger in France, the Northern Summer,

• &c. &c. ,
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-itreet, Black-
friars; and to be had of Archer, Dugdale, Mahon, Keene,'
Colbert and Mercier, Dublin ; of Edwards and Co. and Sul-
liyan, Cork ; of Magee, Belfast ;- Bull, Waterford ; and all
other Booksellers;

Of whom may be had,
The Northern Summer; or, Travels. round the, Baltic;
price Two Guineas, in boards.

THE FRENCH ANAS.
This Day was publislied,_ . .
In Three eleont Volumes,• Foolscap. Octavo, embellished
with-Vignette Portraits, price is's. boards,-
THE the FRENCH ANAS ; :Con-
taining the choicest Articles of ex NECDoTr.?
TIC I 5.1,1, and A PO PH THEGNI, which are to be found in
the various MEMO k A 134 L 1 ot illustriouS Scholars of the
Continent.

The. following arc the particulai Anas from which the ex-
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Sorberiana, Segraisiana, Longue:ana, Furetieriana, D.ucatiana,
Carpenteriana, Santglinna, Colbsesiana;Scaligerana,'Mena-
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the6na,lliana.

To each of which are prefixed, Literary and Biographical
Memoirs of The Authors.

Printed tbr Richard Phillips, 6, Bridge-street, 131ackffiars;
and to be had of all Booksellers.
Of whom may he had, the following,genuine English Anas:
Walpoliana, 2 vols. 9s.—Addisoniana, 2 vats. TOS. 6d.—
Swittiana; z vols. los. 6d.—Bxvokiana, z vols. los. 6d.
London, England, 1806-06-16

Admiralty-Office, Julie

Copy of another Letter from Vice-yldiniral Dacres to
William Marsden; Esq. dated at Part, Royal, April
27, 1806. ,
SIR,

I have much pleasure in inclosing, for their Lord-
ships' information, the Copy .of a Letter I have re-
ceived from Capt. Fyffe, of the. Rein Deer, acquaint-
ing me of • the ,capture of the French Privateer
Schooner La Creole, a Ves'sel.that has been a great
annoyance in and about the Passages, and had
,ed rapture by the Cruizersthat have. fallen in with
her by superior sailing. '
• , I am, J. R. D'ACRES.
His Mcdesty's.Sloop Rein Deer, at-Sea,
(?,(I Cape San Nicholas, St. Domnge,
SIR, April. 21, 1806' •
lam tnuch gratified in having to acquaint you, that
this. morning, after a short 'Chace,- I captured the
• French Schooner Privateer La CreOle;pierced for,
.1 4
guns, but had only 6 mounted, besides swivels.
Her complement of men appears to have been 75,
but only 59 were found on board, the-rest being ab-
seri orizes.

_
The Creole is about go tons burden, is a very fine
Vessel, and said to be the fastest sailer that has 'been
in these Seas. I am satisfied we never could have
taken her, had not the Commander . been so confi-
dent of her speed as to persevere, till very hear un-
der our bow, in' endeavouring .to gain the 'wind of
us.

I have the honour to be, &c. •
(Signed) 'JOHN FYFFE.
J. R. Dacres, Esq. Vice-Admiral of '
the -White, &c. &c. Jamaica.
London, England, 1806-06-11

DIP,D.

On Saturday morniim, at the seat of Mr. Bannister, ots
Wimbledon Common, in tlie.B4th year of his age,, the Rigl4
Rev. Dr. Thomas Bernard, Bishop of
On Sunday last,. Mrs, Sarah Living, tivite of Mr- Henry
Living, of Crutched-friars.

The same day, in the 7ith year of his age, Mr, "Le Bland,
of Elder-street, Spital-squate.
Lately, at Uttoxeter, attt.l' a•long illness, Mrs. Rhudde,
wife of Anthony ftbudde, Esq.
On Nlcinday last, Mr. William Cooper, of Eghmn,
rey, •

Yesterday, Mrs. Bontein, wife of Thomas Bothein, Esq.
of the Island of _ _ _

The same day, at Islington, Mrs. Hartley, formerly of
Fleet-street aged 72.
Last week, at Cainden Town, the Mother of Mr. Qaick,.
Comedian, at the advanced age of 87-
London, England, 1806-06-11

WANTS EMPLOYMENT OUT .)F LIVERY,

A .S BUTLER, or lIOUSE-STENVARD, a Sober
IA; Caretul,' Experienc;:d, Active Servant; Dresses Hair
or Wigs, and Shaves well ; has. been used to Marketing, and
is experienced in Brewing, and the Managetne;it of the Cel-
•lars andSide7board of a Family ; wit es a Very good Hand,
and-titlderStands the Italian Alet hod of Rook keeping, Mea.
suring Timber and Tradesmen's Works, 'Receiving Rents,
Distilling, Distilling, awl Magill; Wines, and wilt have no objeclion
to -Overlook some Men, and take Account lf their Time,
daily, in a little Agriculture, having been used-to it; and can
be well recolniwncted by'those he has served. •
Any letter or Direction lett for R W. at Mr. Monroe's,
Fruiterer, Swallow-street, Oxford- road, :hail be attended to:
London, England, 1806-06-11

p

If ILSTERDAY.

Bank Stock, 2ogi 209
-Navy S per Cent shut
S per Cent. 1797,
rich 5 per Cent. - •
4 per cent.
.77 1i
; per Cent. ken. 6o k
per Cent Con shut
Hank 1.. Ann. 17i
Ditto Short Allll.

India Stock,
India Bonds, IS: 2S. dis..
South-Sea Strck, • '
New Amt. shut
Exch. )itlls, par, 25.. is. gist.
Otnuiurn, 3
3 per Cert. deferred, ;.5 4
Imperial 3 Per Cent. .594
CO; IS Ivr 24 fuiy, 61 •

PUTNEY-BEATH.
VALUABLE ESTATE, VILLA, &c.

1O be SOLD, a VALUABLE ESTATE, with
• House and Offices complete, most beautifully situated
on PUTNEY-HEATH, some time since the Residence of
the late Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, with delightful
Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, Pinery,,Feachery, &c. ; in the
whole, about Fifty Acres, 'part Freoold, extending to the
Richmond Road, cotnmanding Pielittei,que Views, adoined
with, fine Timber, and secluded fro hi-4 h e ea 02 by a Grove.
of Trees ; distance from London only six Miles.
To be viewed by TiCkets only, which may be bad by ap-
plication to Mr-White, Storey's Gate, near Great Geutie-
street, IVestminster.
London, England, 1806-06-11

frAL NEW S.

Flut:t the LONDON G24ZErrE, Tune io, 1844.

Vestal, Downs, tunes, tBo6,

SIR,,_ _

I have the honour to inforrnyon; the Vestal, at 4
-A. M:this morning; after a- shorCebace, succee.
in capturing Le Prospero French Lugger Priva- er;
ofl4guns and 46 wen, commanded by Jean Ga-
briel Huret,quite new, on her first cruize.
• The Captain of Le Prospero and another man
wou tided, the latter. I fear •mortally.
I am. &c.
(Signed)
Conimodbre ()Wen, &c. etc.

S. T. DIGRY

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 10.—Arrived the Brilliant
Frigate, Captain VINVENT, from Cork ; Prospeto
Bombl'Espiegle Sloop, and dint Schooner, w".;.-11
Convoy from the Downs.

Sailed the Antelope, of 50 guifs, Capt. BAZELY,
with the whale;' of the Indiiimen under Conyoy(i:s
mentioned in . our Paper of the .3d.inst.) ; also the
Clinker and Steady- G6n-brigs; op a Cruize.
-His Majesty's Ship Alexander is appointed Con-
voy to the West Indies, and expected to .sail to-
morrovv.

His Majesty'; Ship La
.Chifforuie is appointed
Convoy to-the Mediterranean. ,

. . ,
PLYMOUTH; JUNE 9.7—Arrived last eveling• th
Amazon Frigate, and. Mouckerim Sloop of War, from
Portsmouth, and sailed this morning to join Admiral
Sir J. B. WARREN'S Squadron, which .pas,nd by to
the Westward.from Portsmouth bound to the

Arrived.the Anna Maria, Capt. CLAYSSIgi from
St. ThOrnds's, bound to iiltona, laden with. sugar
and coffee, detained y the Surinam Sloop of W..r
And the Louisa Augusta, Capt. JANTZEN, laden with
linen, &c. from HambUrgh, bound to Leghorn, de-'
tained by His Majesty's Ship Fly ; also the litna?lnel,
VAUVERT, from Longsound, with timber for the
Dock-yard.

Sailed the Kent, of 74, to join the Channel Fl.e:f:t,
and Boadicea Frigate for 'Portsmouth.

DEAL, JUNE 10.--Thig morning two large .Sail
hove insight from the Westward, and vari,.!ais opi-
nions from the Mariners here were formed as to
their description ; . but .soon after they proved to be
two Line-Of-Battle Ships captured by our ckparted
NELSON off. Trafalgar, called the SwYtsztre and
Bahama.. No boats as.yet are put bu -shore from
them .5 but, from the reports from the Admiral's
Office, it is concluded they are boand , to Chatham,
to refit for British Commission.

Remain in the Downs the. Ships as per last.
It is worthy of remark, that the Bahama brought
up, and is at ahehor, on the very spot Where the itn-
mortal NELSON'S Ship.continually rode when he was
on the DOASMS Station.

SHEERNESS, JUNE 10.--,--Sailed from the Nore last
night the Swift Sloop of War, with the Trade undey
Convoy for Tonningen, with alight breeze at S.W.
This morning arrived a Mail fror,,
brought to Falmouth- by 'the- Lady Arabella Packer
in 41 days passage.. .
London, England, 1806-06-11

41I1P

CR AVE'S&N_D, JUNK 9.

Passed by—the Otis, Crockei, from New-York; Rover.,
Waite, from Messina; Dergerrins, Hanson, from Barcelona i
Dunn, Mil s, from .Youghall ; I. C. Novello, Beriniack,
from Zanre; and Elizabeth, Robe, front Wexford.
Sailed—the Berry, StOcks, and Limas, GreJtaker, far
Cork..
London, England, 1806-06-11

NUMBER 4267.]

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, YEOMANRY, and
FREEHOLDERS ofthe COUNTY oISOMERSET.
. • GINTLEMEN,
\-VHEN took ,the resolution of witharaving,
myseltas a Candidde, I. hastily sent notke of it to
the Presi, in order to prevent my Friends Trona having the
trouble of attending,* Nomination. . 0, •
I' now take the opportunity of,informirtg them more at
large, that in the Course-Of my Canvass it came to my know-
ledge, that a greater progress. had been made ,in soliciting
Votes, during my late Father's life,' by. one of the Candidates,
than 1 was aware of, and that the other had, with au.adtivity
and perseverance which i could not command immediately
after the loss I had sustained, obtained an advantage, I mean
an advatudge of the fairest kind, by
.persbnal and unremitting
applications. Undo these impressions, it was incumbent on
me well to deliberate, whether I would urge- a further pro-
gress where I was not ultimately, certain of success : it had
become thecause of nay friends as well-as my own. Repre,
sensing the County was the object of my ambition—failure,
the defeat of my Stipporters. . After- every consideration t
could give the subject, calling to my aid sound advice, I de-
termined not to risk its further progress, under a commence-
' ment so inauspicious. Enough, however, I saw to convince
me, that had I possessed, or -rather could I 'baie possessed,
the opportunities of my adversaries, my Election would have
been probably attained. The objet of my wishes.l renounce
cheerfully, because I think it may contribute sinnething to-
• wards the tranquillity of the County ; and "beg iny• Friends
to t,elierre th..t i ant, in tnemost .unquatihe(t,sense, under
the greatest obligatithis to them for their support, -..
1 have the I-lonont to be, •
GENTLEMEN, • ,
Your much obligea and obedient Sfrvapt,.
W. ~DICKINSUN.
London, England, 1806-06-11

DI PIDENDS.

fuly t. Alexander Ryan and illiarn Baynes, late of Har-
rington, near Liverpool, joiners and co=partners, at eleven,
at the Globe Tavern, lohn-street, Liverpool.
July 5. Joseph Parker, of Glamford-Iliiggs Broughton,
-Lincolnshire, maltster, at eleven, At the White Lion Inn,
G lamlord- Briggs_
July z. Robert Hendric, of Blossom-street, Spitalfields,
Middlesex, silk:dyer, at ten, at
Guildhall._

July 4. William Reeve, of • Bristol, Merchant, at eleven, at
the Rummer Tavern, Al! Saiiits'-lane, Bristol.

luly 3. BenjaMin Ellis, of Liverpopl, liquor-merchant, at
eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John,.street, Liverpool.

July 7.. Francis Hale, of Leeds, York Shire, merchant, at
eleven, at thellirceLegs Inn, Leeds.
June 27. William Bryon, of St. Mary-at-hill, London,
brandy-merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
July. 8. Thomas Richardson and Thomas Worthington, now
or late of Manchester, merchants and co-partners, at ele-
yen: at the Star Inn, Deansgate, Manchester.

July g. Robert Newman, I;4te of Dartmouth, Devonshire,
ship-builder, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter.
"Lily 2. George Hammond, of Canterbury, Kent, uphols-
terer, at ten, at Guildhall, London.

July 2. Thoinas Dotmison, of Prescott-street, Goodman'§-
fields Middlesex, merchant, at eleven at. Guildhall.

july John Skill, of the Strand,. Middlesex, oilman, at
eleven, at Guildhall,

July 9: loshua Lockwood, of Skipton, Yorkshire, grocer, at
• eleven, at the George Inn, Coney-stieeti York.

CERTIFIC.ITES.

fulf!, William.VVild, of Notting4am, milliner and haber.

dasher.
Robert Hartley, of,Siddall- Moor, Lancashire, cotton•manu-

facturer. ,
Rowland Parry, of Liverpool, merchant.
Willimn George Rolfes and Garbert Ilekenn, of Liverpool,
:nerchantS and co-partners. -
Thinnas Howard and William Howard, of Manchester, sal p-
boiters and co-partners. .
Robert G willitne4Jate ot Worship-street, Middlesex, dealer
In spirituous liquors,
London, England, 1806-02-21

RtPO'R'T:

COURT OF CHANCERY, FED. 1.0.

Lincoln's-Inn ,Hall waS'crdWdc4 dill day to a very
uncommon degree, to .witness Lord Chancellor
ERSKANWS taking his set. .If any eXtitaatiOTl, how-
ever, was indulged that his Lordship .would have
inade an address to the Bar, it was :disappointed.—
llis Lordshiti., took , his seat at tcu o'clock) an(k4fter
silting about ten minutes aiOng .With tiic Masters.Of
Chauoery; bowed .to them.; as \if disp3nsing with
.theft farthersattendance.
London, England, 1806-02-21

MAILS,.
IoquVED.-.lHamburgh, t Dublin. Dun—; Gottenbufgh,
Lisbon, i Dublin, 2 Waterfcrd.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TV,VEL)7A O!;I..QCK.

Consol s

THE SUN,

COLEM (2,US IDICr.RE FALSUM AUDEAT?

LONDON,

yRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21., 1806.

THE Ilamkurgh Mail due on Wednesday arrived

last night.

The system of.robbety commenced by .the French
-nt Frankfort has been extended to the. adjacent
County of Rodelsheirn, frwn which, a contribution
vf 100,000 has.been demanded. This
measure tends, in a great degree, to prove what
*re expressed bur belief of . yesterday, that one
of the 7 principal obje6ts of 10N4P.4.13.TE in retain-
lag so large an Army in Germany into extort money
from those States and Cities *hich are so unfortunate
•
to be within the vortex of its influence; and this
too without any other reason being assigned than
that he wants the money, and that the Bayonet is
at hand to enforce the demand.

, The Letters from Vienna continue to speak ob-
scurely, but in language sufficiently intelligible,
of the compensations for the sacrifices Austria has
made, which she is to derive from the Turkish
Provinces. Russia is, no doubt, fully aware of
the designs of France and Austria. 4. Russian Artny
is stated to be assembling near Bresc, ip Lithuania,
which is to consist of 150,000 men, and is, oubtless
intended to be ready to march the xnoment e:rcum-
London, England, 1806-02-21

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZL.MONBY.

To the Officers and Men of His Majesty's Ship. Helena,
for the Capture of the Santa Lescadia, on her arrival at P ly-
mouth ; or every Friday, at Mr. Slade's Office, Plymouth.
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship Con-
queror, for the Capture Of the Jan 'Frederick, La Felicite,
Le Charles, and [tinge Baize, by the Hinde Revenue Cutter,
in February, 1803, ou board, on Saturday se'nnight ; or aftew
wards, at No. 23, Norfolk-street, Strand.
London, England, 1806-02-19

GRAVES*ND, Flig. 17.

Passed by—the London Packet, Smith, from Surinam
.lingsmill,:.Smith, and Trio, Bayley,'from Demerara Mi-
nerva, Williamson, from Barbadoes ;, Shepherdess,
from Virginia; Esch, elitisters, from Billioa ;-
Hogg, from Memel; Friendship, -Jackson, and Elizabeth
Margarettat -, from Dinizic.
London, England, 1806-02-19

NEW WRITS

. On the Notion of. Lord GEo. CAVENDSH, a new
Wfit was ordered for Knares'VOrough, in 'the room
of Lord J. Townshend, who had accepted of the
Office of Joint Pay-IN/Taster of the Forces.:

On the Motion of Mr. CEEVEY a similar Writ
was ordered for the Borough• of Aldeburgh, in,
Suffolk, in the room o: •J. M'Mahon, Esq. appoint-
ed Principal Storekeeper to the Ordnance.

On the Motion. of Mr-VAN SITTART, a similar.-
Writ was ordered for the City of Waterford; in the
room of Sir', Newpoyt, 'who had accepted of
the Office of StcWard di- the Chiltern Hundreds. ,

And; on the Motion of Mr. WnrrtREAD, a new
Writ was ordereci'forrthe Town of gtafford, in the
room of the 13[Sheridat04.16 since
his ele6tion bad aecepted of the Z)..ace.of:Tic.'isurer
of the Navy: •
. _

.-On the Motion or -Mr: VT SMIT}I,. e..l.seatJ. of
Raphoe was appointed to preach before the House
on, the 26th inst. being the'; day 41-xinted fo? a .1.-11)•-•
lie Fast. ,

'• The ,Report of the Comlnis4ioners for Paving,
Lighting, &c. the Streets of Dublin, was ordeied to
le printed. . .
Mr. VANsvrTART-brought in the Annual Indem-
niti'Qualification Bill;.which was, rO4 a first, time,
and ordered-•to be read a second time .ou Monday
next. .

Mr. PAULL renewed his, notice or a Motinr)
rela-
tive to Bullion exported to the East Indies, for Tues-
day -next. ".. •

The CrIANCELLOR of the Excur.qtruit rnovgd;
t'iat the House at, its rising do adjourn' ,till Monday
next.

Mr. SPISNCEIt STANHOPE said,, that without wi4h-
ing to objeet to the proposed Adjournment,
anxit,ui to be infbrAned by the Noble Chancellor of
the Exchequer if there. was any truth in .the -report
which had gone abroad, that the :Lord-Chief Jus-
tice of the Court of King's Bench had 'also been
admitted to a share' in the Executive Government,
by being appointed what is termed a Member' Of'the
Cabinet ?

. .
The CHANCELLOR of the .ESICHR.O.VE,E.said, he
,
had no difficulty in informing the Honourable Mem-
ber that the Noble I allnded to, who Wa's,by_the
office which. he held, a Member Of the.Priv,y Coln
also held a seat in what is generally termed the
Cabinet Council:

The Motion was then, agreed to.

On the motion of Mr. VANSITTART, .the Report
of the Amendments on Lord Collingw(x)d's Annuity
Bill was ordered to be recerved.on Tuesday next.
The other Orders of the. Day were then read, and
the House adjourned till Monday.

'
AR iv —t 114mburgh. Harnburgh, 5 Gotten
: burgh,'

E SU N.

,c);.zhz QUIS

picEILE A;li/EAT ?
London, England, 1806-02-19

THE KING V. THE PARISH OF HARROW.

Mi. KNAPP stated, that this was an Indi&ment
against the Parish for a nuisance, in not keeping
the road over Wimley Green, between the three
and four mile stones, in repair. He then called a
Mr. Lambert, who proved that this road was so
had, it was impossible for a carriage to
.pass
The road was new, it had been made in April last,
and two good ones had been stopped up almost
beiore this was begun. .t-Vn objedion was here taken
to the form of theudiament, as the Parish, under
the Inciosure A&, was not indialable until twelve
months after the road was finished. This obje6tion
was allowed, and the Indictment fell to, the ground.
John Green was indi&ed for Perjury, alledged to
have been committed by swearing an affidavit
the chewing cause tosa Bade in the case of Green-v.',
Law; tried in the King's Bench. Very shortly after
the opening of Counsel the Indietment was quash-
ed, the affidavit not being corre&ly copied.
The Court then having' disposed of all the Indict-
ments adjourned until Friday.

SUDDEN DEATH.— On Monday Mr. Haycrote,
sugar-baker, in Miles'S-lane, Cannon-street, in coin-:.
pauy with his wife, went to spend the day with. a
relation at Chelsea, where they remained till
.ab out
ten o'clock at night. They walked on their way
home till they came to St;Jatpes's-street, whelLtiley
took a coach. Mrs. -Haycrote was then in perfea
health. As soon as-they were, seated in the coach,
Mrs. H. was seized with an apoplectic fit, and ap-
peared lifeless. -She was taken to a surgeon in. the
neighbourhood, who attempted, in vain, to bleed
her, as every symptom of hfe was gone.
London, England, 1806-08-28

BIRTHS

On Tuesday evening, at five o'clock, at her house in
Thatched House-Court, St James's, the Lady of Anthony
.O'Brien, Esq. ail Son. "
On Sunday. the 17tit inst. in Lc:;Yer Grosvenor-street,
.the
Lady of Flancis Latter, „Esq. "csf a Dausliter.
On the 18th inst. -dt'Llanarth Cburr,- Mon!houthshire, the
Lady A-.)1 Tones, Esq. of a Son. • „
London, England, 1806-08-28

No. of Prizes.

5,000
4,`)CO
2,000
40 - - - - 2,000
4,200 • • " • • • 20 • • i- 82,000

30,000 Tickets kioO,ooo
Tickets and Shares are on Sale at every Lottery Office.

Ticket - - dig 15 o
Half - - to 2 o I Itighth _ . 2 It 6
Quarter - - 5 2 o I Sixteenth - - I 6 o

HERTFORDSHIRE.

_MOLLS" to LEFT' h .HERTFORDSHIRE,; on
DAV the zzd of September ticxt, at the Salis-
bury A'rtris. I htfi ld, at .Eleyen o'Clock in the rorenoon, to
the best Bidder, in the f‘o-in and mani.er prestribed by. At of
Parliament—The' L Of G A I.,Lr, 'V CORN.F it TURN-
PIKIL, rotherwise 'LITTLE i:ATH TURNPIKE,
and NOR THAW, Atulte near the Sign of the Green Man,
at Potter's bar, on the North Road that goes" through Hat:-
Particulars may be had of Mr.' Scars ,n, Surveyor, at" the
Bell Bar.

i. s eifiog w,tl hi pttot,,i,•pr:Le z
AN ANSWER- to An ADMONITORY
LI UT a:l;4i essed to fli;luess the
PRINCE of %V Al. EVon the Subject of the late DELI-
CATF, I,NQ:IIiZY

Py AR'S
Printed for I Inhns3a, in• St. Paul's Church-yard; and
j 1' 11 ',tall.

THE WATERING PLACES for W 6. .
This Day watt published,
, •
Price 135. in .boirds, i4s. half bound, or 15.5. 6d. in calf gilt,
-4. one very closely printed Volurne, illustrated
with nearly Seventy Maps and Views,
THE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING
SEA-BATHING PLACES in Eng!Aid and Waks.
for 1806, consisting Of ACCURATE and CI:\CUJISTAN.
'VAL DESC RI PT lONS of everV Place of fashionable Re'_
sort, and of the Curiosities and Scenery in their Environs ;
with an Itinerary of the Roads to fr„ni each Place.
By the EDITOR °fib° PICTURE ,I*. LON: -ON
This Work is so well known, and has been so universally
approved of for its CoMpleteness and Accuracy, that all,' fur-
ther Description of its Contents, or any Observations on its
Merits and Utility, would be superfluous. "
Printed fe4r Richard Phillips, NO. 6, Biidse-strect, Black-
friars; and to be had of all Booksellers, particularly of those
,who reside at the resp-eliv&Sea-liatiiing and Watering Places.
Of whom may also be had, The. Picture of London for
03°6, thesaine 'Editor, price ss. bound in red.
London, England, 1806-08-28

SHIP NElf's'.

POOLE,, AUGLTiT 26.
Arrived—the Sally, Tucker, Lester, Walters, and Criarl.
ton, Brcddy, from Newfoundland; D.art, Harland, Anna,
Andrews, and Lark, Spurrier, from Portsmouth ; New
Hope; Manelaws, from Southampton; and Benjamin, Mad,
-dox,. from Tenby. ,
Sailed—the Industry, Spencer, for Newfoundland; Ann'
Bartlett, for Liverpool ; Eleanor, Jackson, for Sunderland;
Two Friends, 130re,-._ for London . • Dove, Baker, for Wey-
mouth and Dart, Harland, for Poitsmouth.
London, England, 1806-08-28

INTANT MONEY LOANS

COME Gentlemenof'the first Respectability and
IC independent Fortunes having formed a titivate tstablish-
pient of National Advantage, .the Nobility, Clergy, 'Ladies
of Distinetion, and other Persons possessed of lneolties for
life, or otherwise, arising trom• Land; Houses, Dividends
of Stocks, Marriage Settlements, Church Preterit:wilts, or
other efficient Property, may 'now, with out being subjeef,
as in the ont,hary cases, to exposure and delay„ be accom-
modotett. with Money to any amount, on Terms nearly
.equal
to Mortgage,

- • Letters (post:paid; addressed to MeSsrs. Cox and Co. Army
Agents, No. 8, Warwick street, Cnaring-cross, or Personal
Applications, from Twelve til! Two o'Clock, Will be at.
tended to.
N.B. Commisions in the Army bought and sold.

MORE CAPITAL PRIZES,

And Five Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottery.

The First-drawn Ticket entitled to
TEN THOUSAND POUNDS;
All other Capital Prizes, are afloat.

PURCHASERS of TICKETS and "SHARES will
have the opportunity of obtaining all the capital Prizes,
provided they purchase before the Drawing. commences,
which will be on the t3th of 06tobet next. The Scheme
contains equal Advantages of
TWENTY'tHOUSAND-- POUND PRIZES,

TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES,
FIVE THOUSAND .POUND PRIZES, &c. &c
To former Lotteries of double the Nuril'o
Twenty Thousand TicketS,ouly,-and no other State Lottery
to be drawn-this Year.
SCHEME.
Value of each.
- L20,c00 - - - -
3
3 - - - 5,000 - - -
S - - -
S
20 -

Total

' 39,eP0
- - 15,000
London, England, 1806-08-28

Al /1 It I 8 11

Yesterday morning, at St. Mary, Rothethithe, William
Hollianby, Esq. to Miss S~•rah Louch.
Oeflshitritlay the zist inst. at Pitsfool, in, the County of
Northampton; Richard Clarke,
,Esq..of the 3d; or Prince of
Wales's Dragoon Guards, to Philippa, only daughter and
heiress of . the late Rev. G. T-yintus, of Dallington, in the
same County: ' •
London, England, 1806-02-26

DIED

On the 24th'nst. at twelve o'clock, at his house in Hert-
ford-street, May-Fair, in the 87th year of his age, the Right
Hon. Edmund Sexton Pery, -- Lord Viscount Pery.
On ‘Veduesday last, at Sidmouth, Thomas PhiHipps,
Esq. of Newport7House, in the County of Cornwall, and
Collipriest,- Devon.
On Thursday night, at his lodgings in Exeter, Lieutenant.
Colonel Clutton, of the Worcestershire Mhitia,
On Friday morning, at his fAher's house in Lewes, after
a lingerini; Mr. Henry (;w)iiiie, of the Royal Navy,
sop of the Rev. yilliatit Gwynne. •
• Ott the loth inst. at his house, Brook-green, Halinmer-
smith,
.Thomas Best, Esq aged Ss.
On Monday last, Miss Elip Thompson; eldest daughter
of Icalm Thompson, Esq. of Love-lane, Shadwol.
On tile 23t1 inst. at Godahnin, the infant son of Captain
S. Ballard, of the Royal Navy.
London, England, 1806-02-26

COMMON HALL.

YEsTERIPAY a -Common Hall was held at Guild.;
hall, pursuant to the,orders of the Right Hon. the
Lord Mayor, issued,on the requisition of a great num-
-her of the most respe&able of the Livery of'London.
The LORD .MAYoit opened the business of the day
by stating that he had convened that Meeting of the
Livery, in consequence of a requisition which had
been sent to him, signed by a great number of that
body, calling on him to• issue his precepts to the
Livery, in order that they might assemble to express
the satisfaCtion which they felt at the late change
which. had been made by His Majesty in the choice

of his Ministers.
In the course of a few minutes after his Lordship
had withdrawn:, he again came forward and address-
ed the Livery, informing them that he had been re-
quested by a Member within the bar to • have the
whole of the correspondence on the subjea of the
calling of the Meeting read to the Members. With
this request he most readily complied, and immedi-
ately gave orders accordingly.
The first requisition was then read by the Common
Cryer. It intimated a wish of the undersigned that a
Common Hall should be called for the purpose of ex-
pressing the:satisfaaion which the Livery of London
felt at the late change which had been made by his
„...\lajesty in the choice of his Ministers; and also to
declare their diSapprobatiOn of the late resolution .of
a small majority of the Common Council for the
ereabn of a monument to commemorate the me-
mory of Mr. Pitt.
The. Lord Mayor's answer stated that, he readily
. agreed to the first, but could not think himself
justified in acceding to the 2d part of the requi-
sition.
Another requisition was then sent .to his Lordship
to call a Meeting to-consider of the propriety of
ere6ting a monument to the memory of the late un-
fortunate Minister. -
After the reading .of the. Papers, Mr. WArrinuot
addressed the Meeting in a very animated speech,
calling on the Li‘Try to express the satsifaaion which
they telt at the late change which had been made in
the Administration, the confidence which they re-
posed in the present Ministers, and the lively hope
they entertained that- in such hands
,the Country
would be
.brought to that high state of prosperity
for whiCh she has beenformerly most pre-eminently
distinguished; that the dignity of the Crown and the
honour and Welfare Of the Nation would be esta-
blished on a most firm and lasting foundation. He
concluded Nirith moving the following Resolutions
London, England, 1806-02-26

still'

GRAVESEND, FES. 24.
Passed by—the Britannia, Youl, and Draper, M'Donnel,
from ►;eltast; De Alder, Pridoll, front Leghorn ; Lord Nel-
son, Lirdler, Nancy, Bremell, and Robert, Parr, from the
Weser. •

IR! I IS
On the 23d inst. 4t Orton, in Huntingdonshire, the Coun—,
tess of Aboyne, of a:Son.
On Tuesday the iith inst. at Brompton, the Lady of Cap.
tarn M'Cleverty,, of the Royat Marines, of a San.
On the, 25th ult. at brilitint, Norfolk, the wire of the
Rev. Willi:en Upjohn, of a Daughter.
On Sunday last, in Upper G ui:dturd-street, Mrs, fury,
*of a Sou.

R/&/)
Yesterday, at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, Roy-
lance Child, Esq. son ot Vice,Adihiral Child, to.A.listi Ma-
tilda Limmer.
London, England, 1806-02-26

PRINCE DOLGORI'CKI.

- The following Letter from Prince DOLGORUCKI
has been circulated on the Continent. It aflbrds
full and authentic explanation of the ruses ,de
guerre which were praised on both sides at
labrunn.. It now appears. that. -even there the
fraud originated with the French, and that it was
not, as we were led to believe, an attempt on the
part of the, Confederates to retaliate for the decep-
tion praaised upon them to preserve the Bridge at
Vienna
BRESZC, FEB. 5; 1806.--" Having seen in No.
14 of the Hamburgh Paper of ,the present year, a
vindication of Connt NOSTITZ'S condu& at Holla-
brunn, I feel it incumbent upon me to point out its
inaccuracy; for I Callnot with patience behold any
attempt to detract froth.the glory
,so well earned on
that occasion by Prince BAGRATHION, and the 5000
Russians under his coMmand.
" Count No4Trrz, who commanded the Aus-
trians and the , advanced posts of
,the Russian. rear-
guard, withdrew himself and his troops in the
midst of the engagerrient, in Consequence of a mes-
sage from the French General SEBASTIAtcI, inform-
ing him that as a separate, Peace was already con-
cluded ,between France and Austria, he ought no
longer-to co-operate with the Russians.,
This' separation enabled the French-Army to
take quiet poSSession -01 the village of Schongraben,
which lay about four. hundred paces from their lines
and dittdly opposite
,the centre of the Russian po-
sition. _ _ _

" By this movement the rear-guard of the Rus-
sians was placed in .the utmost danger, since the
French had forty thousand men to bar against five
thousand Russians. Regrdless, however, of this
_Sup:riority, and in spite of a summons from the
Commander in Chief of the French Forces, Prince
BAGRATION would listen to no proposals, but, with
the unanimous consent of all the Russians under
him, declared that every man of them was:prepared
rather to perish than to merit the censure-of his
Sovereign by any conduet that might tarnish the
honour of his
.Country.
In order, however, to, gain time, the confe-k
rences were protra&ed, with.a view. to cover the re-
treat ots.'the Army, and a determination to 'hazard-
any extremity rather than surrender. ,in.this srste
things remained during twenty-four hours. 'Prince
HonENLOHE, who commanded the Austrian Forces
under General KUTUSOFF, .W 1.13 incensed,. as cv.ery
brave Soldier must have been; at the conduit of
General NOSTITZ, and sent.an order to Col. MORE
to re-join the Russian. rear-guard,• and to support
its operations. This was executed with the greatest
bravery by the Austrians, who did not, hov.rover,
cover the retreat more effeaually than the B.ussian,
Cavalry.- As to General Nosyyrz, lie remained
soc.:e, days at the French head-quarters, without has-.
ing been present with the rear-guard, or takiug any
part in this glorious engagement, in which five
thonsand men were ;opposed to forty thousand, and
were Victorious.
London, England, 1806-02-26

The Hon. GEORGE HAROLNGE. ABEL NIOYSEY, Es q
Cardiff —Tuesday, March 25.
Brecon. - ue sda y , pril a.
Presteigne. —Monday, April 7. •
rHESTER CIRCUIT.
•
Montgomeryshire.--Thursday, March 27, at Pool.
Ihningosime.—Wedt‘esday, April 2, at Kuthin.
Fliutsifire.--Tnesday, Aprd 8, at Mold.
Cheshire.—Mowlay, April at the Castle of Chester.

•
CARMARTHEN Sk'RING CIRCUIT.
Cardiganshire.—Wednesday, March 25, at Cardigan.
Pembrokeshire.--Tuesday, April I, at Havertordwest.
Carinarthenshire.—Munday, April 7, at Carmarthen.
London, England, 1806-02-26

VILLA AND FARM FLSTEAD, NEAR GODAL-

• --- -
MIN, SURREY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At the- White Hart, Guildford, on Saturday, March 15,
at One o'Clock, in Two Lots,
ATRULY Valuable COPYHOLD ESTATE,
in the Palish of Elstead, about fuur Miles from Go,.
dalinin, five from Farnham, and 39 from London, in a re-
markably pleasant part of the County of Surrey, aoounding
with Game, and intersected by Trout Streams ; consisting
ot, a cornpaet -Villa or Dwelling, with. suitable Offices,
Lawn, and about to Acres of Land, decorated wOth thriving
Plantationsl and situated in the Village of Elstead.
-A Farrn,l-loue, with Barn, &e. and about sfr A-cres-
of
Land, part. of which is a Peat Soil of great intrinsic value;
about 23 Acres of Meadow and Pasture, ,and the Residua
Arable-' with common rights of grdat extent. The Dwelling
and to Acres adjoining are in hand, and the Farm in the oc,
cupation of Mr. John Attficid, who will chew the Estate,
and of whom Particulars may he had ; alSo at the King's
Arms, Godalinin ; Bush, Farnham ; White hart, Guild.:
ford ; at Callaway's, Cumhilf ; and in Pall Mall.
London, England, 1806-02-26

PRICE OF STOCKS.

YESTERDAY.

Bank Stock, 2061 204 toy
Navy 5 per Cent. 92
prr Cent. .7,7,
I risks per Cent.
per t-Cflt. 79 1, 1
3 per Ct. Red. 61.1 i
3 per Ct. Cons. no
Bank L. Ann. 17
Ditto Short Ann..

India Stock,
India Bonds, ZS. 35. pr.
Exchequer Bills, is. 3s. pr.
()znnium,
3 per Cent. Deferred,
Imperial 3 per Cent. 6o}
Mao Ann. 9 t-16th
ICons. tor 2.7 th Feb. 6o i ii

RICH FREEHOLD MEADOW LANDS at TO fTEN,
HAN and EDMONTON, MIDI)LESEX.
•
TO BE SOLD liY AUCTION,
By Mr. CIIRISTIE, ..
At Garraway's Coffee-house, Coronili, oil Tuesday, March
the lEth, at oho o'Ciock,•

In ELEVEN LOTS, . •
AMOST VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE;
. consisting of several I ncksores of Rich Meadow anti
Arable Land, in the
.Parishes ut,TZnteztham and Edmonton,
.Middlesex, containisig, in the whole, upwards of
SIXTY-Ft)UR ACRES;
situated, part adjoining the Turnpike Road leading to South-
gatt,.the other parts only a short distance therefrom, and by
the side of good Roads communicating with -the•.S3llle ; at
the easy distance of only 6 and 7 miles from London, admir-
ably situated for erecting Villas upon, being tormed.on
tle eminences, commanding extensive views.over a luxwi-••
ant Country, well clothed with Tim*er, and beautifully in,
terseded by the New River. Possession of the whole wilt
be given at Michaelmas.
- The several Lots may be viewed by applying to Mr. john'
Bockenhead, at Hornsey Wood,House ; and Printed Particu-
lars may be had at the White • Hart, Tottenham ; the Bel
at Edmonton ; of Mr. john BoCkenhead ; of Messrs. Wil-
liams and Brooks, Solicitor Lincoln's Inn; at Garraway's ;
and of Mr. Christie, Palf..lllall.