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London, England, 1806-07-04

GOSPORT.

• -
' FOR PUBLIC SALE, ,
•
At the Grown Inn, on Thursday the 17th of July; 1806, at
• Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, ,
THE Good Spanish Ship MARIA -JOSEPHA,
aIiasISTRILLA ; square stern, about :Go tons mea_
stirernent; nearly new, remarkably strong built, has two flush
Decks, Well found in Storei, and would make 'an excellent
Packet, or suitable for any Trade whip dispatch is required,
being a very fast sailer ;, regularly condemned as Prize to His
Majesty's Ship Africa, Isaac Woolley, Esq. Captain. •
After wide]: will be sold her Cargo, viz.
For Exportation.
440 .Bags Sugar.
• S 4 Ditto' C,SCoa.
For Home Consumption. •
• 93 Bales Sarsapatilla.
2o Ditto lalap. •
16 Serous Cochineal.
• 4 Bags Allspice.
Soo Hides in the Hair.
. • 2so Pieees of Hides.
•
is nins Logwood.
To be viewed at the Brokers' Warehouse two days before
- •
tite.Sale, and , Catalogues. and Inventories had by applying
to Messrs. Peyton and Qrearetl, m Poes Castle Baynard,
•
.London ; or _ _

-mtATTRIAS Al A Refl, or) Joint
W 11,1.1.1,141 l'lli(N ER, 3 13E4ItcrS.
C ()spurt, I tirt. 26, J
London, England, 1806-07-04

MARRI4D.

Yesterday aftermidti, at five o'clock, at the Marquis Wel-
lesley's, in Oxford-street, ,by special licence, Sir
Abdy, to Miss Wellesley, eldest daughter of the Marquis
Wellesley. -
On Wednesday last, by special licence, at the seat of Lord
Spencer Chichester, the -Hon. Colonel William to
-Lady Sophia. Sr:Aviat, daughtor of the Earl of•Gallryway.
Same day, - Cohen (nephew of'Dalliel Mendoza, the
celebrated tighter), to Maria Joseph.. The marriage was ce-
lebrated at the 'Angel 'and CroWn, in Whitechapel, where
upwards oftso of their persuasion attended.
.On Tuesday last, Mr. Price, of Lambeth, to -Miss ,Al_ ithird daughter aiolin Aldridge; Esq. 'of Marsham-
.
street, Westminster.

On Monday .se'rinight,. Mr. Sutton, Attorney at Law, of
Scarborough, to Miss Sarah Smith, second daughterof George
Smith, Esq. Banker, -Leeds.

DIED.

On Sunday, Twickenham; Mrs.. Loivndes, ' late of
Abingdon street, Westminster.
The same day,- Mrs. Rhode, wife of Major Rhode, Esq.
"of Bromley Common, Kent.
London, England, 1806-07-04

AUCTION Of .BOOK-S, MAPS, AND 110GARTirs
PRINTS,
A-CATALOGUE of Valuable . BOOKS, . .
cipally modern, the --greater parr•of thew
bound and entirely new, -the property of John .Strickdale
which will b.: Sold by'Auition, STOCKI.IsA LE ,
,
jun. at the New Room, No, Piccadilly, Bur-
lington.house, oni`rlondly, July 7, aod Fivr following Days,
coininenciqg-at One:o'clock. to a nuflute. . .

• • AinengsfMarry other valuable. Publications_ are, proof irit,
piesszons of. Hogarth's. Woiks, COok's-,Voc.4es complete,
Nere Annual 'Register. Swift's, .F ielding's; -flacoles, Locke's
Walpole's, Johnson's, Sir William Jones's, Goldsmith's,
HUme's, Robertson's, IlishopWatson's,Gibblon's,,lll'air's, and
Lavater's Works.; Universal History; Parliameniayy- Regis-
ter and State rapers,. BarrowAis New "fravels,• Fourcray's
Chemistry, Williams's Cases, Burn's Justice, Wentwortres
Pleadings, European Magazine, C rose's AntialuitieS,..john-
son's Dielionary, Murphy's Tacitus, Daniel's Rural Sports,
various- Histories of England,.Costume of Russia, Philosi).
phical l'ransaclioits, New Peerage and Baronetage bioug4
down to the present day,G,ifford'S j uvenal, Chauchatcl's, and
Other Maps, Plan of London, Map of lndostan, 4.764
To be viewed two days preceding ihe Sale, and Catalogues,
price 6d. to be had of Mr. Stockdale, No. 'dr, ;
and Mr. Walker, PaternoSter.row. •

A SINGULARLY. ELEGANT COT ['AGE ORNEE,
within Two Miles and a Half of SOU TFIA PtoN.
TO BE SOLD RY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
Neu'-ereded., :COTTAGE; containing on the
Ground Floor a good 'Dining-room, DtawingrOom,
Breakfast room, and Gentleman's-rot:nu, wizh Rook-cases,
Butler's-pantry, and Patent Water-closet (opening trorn the'
House), Kitchen, Scullery, tcc.' i'ke. Second Flooi, four
best Bed-chambers, Servants'-rooms Suitable : surrounded
by a Paddock of three Acres, planted and laid out whit much
taste; a most produaive Garden, and Otchard
every species of Fruit Trees; a double Conn- boin !?eiry,
Stables, and .Court-yard; and every • description of Out-
building. ~
The Situation is on an Eminence, commanding_ a View of
the Isle of Wight, Cowes Harbour; and IVe6t
The Elevation of the.HoUse is simply elegant, with Italian
Roof, and Viranda extending the whole length of the !"ody of
the House ; in snort, the whole is on that convenient Plan
and Scale, so Much sought after for the Residence ofa genteel
Family, and now in perfect and thorough good repair, hiving
only been completed last Summer : 1 tjs elegantly Furnished,
and ready in every respeel for the reception of a Family. It
may be had either with or without the ,Furniture.
For further particulars apply to Mr. George Hookey,
Southampton; or to Mr. Peter M4rtinoirnt, No. 61., St.
laraee*-street, London. Letters will be attended to. • .
London, England, 1806-07-04

R IRTIIS

On the tSth ult. at Arndilly, the Lady of -David Mae:.
. dowall Grant; Esq. of Arndilly, of a Son •
On Friday week, at Market Weighton, the wife of Mr_
Robert Johnson, of York, of twine. What is very reinark-
alile, Mrs.". has liad.eight children at four; births, an..i.ine
-last four children (two boys. and two guls) eleven
months. ,
London, England, 1806-05-09

BRIGHTON, MAY 7.

•
A very melancholy and fatal accident occurred
here on Monday afternoon last. As Lieut. WEMYSS,
of the Ist Pragpon Guards, stationed in this town
and barrack, was taking an airing on horseback, in
company with another Officer, his horse suddenly
took fright,. and ran off with -.him. The terrified
animal after galloping for some distance within-.
creasing fury and speed, was making towards a gate,
of no common height, evidently with the intention
of.attemptibg the • leap,. when, to avoid the shock,
his rider threw himsellfrom.the saddle. The Lieu-
tenant was taken up insensible ; but, on chirurgical
assistance being procured, he presently recovered
his reason, and, as the skull was not fraetured, uo
apprehensions were entertained. The accident hap-
pened about two o'clock, and .not until nearly four
hours-subsequently did any symptoms appear of the
brain having received any violent concussion. He
expired at nine o'clock in the evening. The head of
the deceased was opened yesterday, when several of
the smaller vessels on the brain were found to have
been ruptured, from which the blood had gradnall;
oozed, and occasioned his death.
London, England, 1806-05-09

IMPORTANT FACTS.

ALL the objeCti6hOhat have exist'ed.6ninst for=
Mel' Lotteries 'appear to have been' removed ryy the pre-
sent, Scheme. ...Each Day's Drawing will be nearly equal, mid
the number of Prizes will be in tile.seame proportion every
day-from the first to the lin, There are 'Capital Prizes to
the -amount -.of nearly- cz0,00..1. and the formation of the
Scheme is such that a single Ticket may gam-45.6001. -a be-
side's which, there,are upwards of a thousand small Prizes
more than usual.' The %Vheel will go round on MonklaY
tett.

'On MONDAY NEXT the GRAND STATE LOTTERY

will commence Drawing. '
MHE Scheme is.rich.beyond .precedent, contain-
ing 'Six 'i'l►ousalid Three Hundred and FOur Pr zes
frorri 211: to 25,0001. each, and only
,2j,0a0 Tickets. The
great demand already experienced is a proof that the Tickets
must -rise.

Messrs. DANIEL and Cn. (late j. lohrison and Co.)most
respedtftilly inform their Friend and the Public, that They
have on Sale a great Variety of Tickets and Shares at the pre-
sent4ow Prices, at their Licenced State Lottery Office, No.
3, Pope's Bead-alley, Coruhill, London, where Capital
Prizes in the late and former Lotteries have been sold and
shared to an immense amount.
London, England, 1806-05-09

siitp NElls.

GRAVESEND, MAY 7. ,
Passed by=-the Merriwack, Batchelor, 'from Florida;
Prevoyante, M'Coy, and Brush, Waghorn, from Gibraltar;
Charleton, Miller, from Tenere ; Ranger, Cook, front
Cork ; Triton, Parker, from Memel ; Calypso, I tali, Three
Brothers, —, Copenhagen, Dove, and Zealous, AbsalOn,
from Hambro'.
Sailed—the Alfred, ,M4l.e9d, for Tobago - Heroine, Gray,
for Halifax ; Lord Duppleir, Bold, Isabella, Robson, and
John and Joseph, Nickoleon, for St. Peter burgh.

IJiRTIJS
Qn the tst inst. the Lady of George Smith, Esq. of Wal.
cot- place, Epsom, of a Son.
The same day, in Berners-street, the Lady of Coutts Trot-
ter, Esq. of a Daughter.
On Friday, at his house in Queen-street, Westminster, the
Lady of William Dardis, E,sq. of a Daughter.
On Sunday last, at Llanfoist, near Abergavenny, the Lady
of John Leonard Knapp, Esq. of a Daughter.
Lately, Mrs. liayly, of Bernard-straet, Russell-square, of
a§on.

MARRIED
Yesterday evening, by special licence, at the house of Lord
Henry Fitzgerald, in Stratford-place, the Right Hon. Lord
Kinnaird,, to Lady Olivia Letitia Catherine Fitzgerald,
youngest daughter of the late Duke of Leitt:ter.
The same day, at Mary-le-bone Church, the Hon. Au-
gusta Margaret Coventry, eldest daughter of Viscount Deer-
burst, to Willoughby Cotton, Esq. Captain in the 3d Regi-
ment of Foot Guards.
On Tuesday, at St. Paul's, Covent-gaiden, Mr. Stone, of
Castle street, Windsor, to Miss Richardson; of York.street,
Covent garden.

On Wednesday, at St. Peter's Church, Cornhill, Michael
Castle, Esq. of Bristol, to Miss Catharine Kiddell, daugh.
ter of the Rev. Mr. john Kiddell.
Lately, Captain Gray, of the sie Stephen Lushington East
Indiaman, to Miss Mayor.
London, England, 1806-05-09

fIORSFS.-SPktNC rtlYSic'.

- -
AT -this Season when Gentlemen are
„getting
their Horses into condition, Mr. BLA I NE, Veterinary
Surgeon, Vo. 5, .Wells-street, begs leave. to stater that his
Strong and Mild PURGING BALLS, price as, and is. 6d.,
each, will prove the mast excellent Preparation of this nature
ever compounded —getting Rinses into ear). condition; and
cleagsing them from all Winter foulness, without weakening
them. Where the troublc.olphysicking them is wished to
be avoided, Mr. Elaine asserts, that his AL: ERATI VE
cONDITiON POW DERS; Ss, tne stalldot,en, wilr be
found admirably to answer this purpose, producing the most
perfect condition, without trouble, at the toss of a day's
work. .

These, with his other celebrated Meclicines,.for Om various
Diseases of Horses and Dugs, are sold, as iibove, %vh9lesale
and retail, byjloosey, 4, Broad-street, Exchange; fiarclay
and Son, Fleet4narket ; Banks, tit, St. Mar'tin's-lane, Char-
log- CrOss ; Crisp, CoCkspor-streZt, 1"411-Mall ; T. Ruddlg-
st(m, •Abbey-street, Dublin ; a,5, South Brzdge, k;dinaurel;
and Venders la the Qountry. '
London, England, 1806-05-09

POLICE.

Bomr-STREET.—On Wednesday severatrespeaable
tradesmen in the neighbourhood of Bond street
hibited a complaint before Mr.
.GRAHAM, of the
numerous depredations. that were committed in that
street, and Piccadilly,, daily,, upon their customers,
at their shop.doors, as well as upon those who were
passing and repassing, by several gangs of pick-
pockets.

The Magistrate dispatched Anthony and Adkins
in pursuit of the villains. The Officers went into a
shop, at the corner of Bond-street, to watch for
them ; they had 'been in but a short time when
they observed the Crabtree, Bill &cities's, and Alick
Dew's gangs-; they immediately went after then];
the villains observing. the Officers, endeavoured to
make their escape; )ew ran against Anthony, who
secured him.

The Officers contrii'ed to apprehend six others,
Toni Barnsley, Bill hood, Dick Hilliard, Bill Soaney,
Joe. 'Evans, and:Harry ,Woodford ; the latter made
his escape; the, other five the Officers brotight be-
fore Mr. GRAHAM, on Wednesday.evening'; when
net person attending to make a charge against them,
the Magistrate, discharged. them with.a relirimand.
Depredations upon the public are: committed to a
'much greater extent, and in a more daring manner,
by these villains,' in the middle of the thy, than
used to be committed by Robin Hood, and similar
gangs, in former times. The Magistrates require
_ stronger powers, under the Police and I,ragrant.ACts,
'to rid the public of these depredators.
Among those who escaped from the Officers were
the two Wheelers and Ned Ellis.
London, England, 1806-05-09

pterc.nt the seizure 'of a 'ffttkiti;y'ol sin iggied
It appeared from the sta;eni tnt of Co insel, that the
Prisoner John,: when the goods We e seized, stood
forward, and aCtually strt:k one of the Officers.
The other Prisoner, though he,dic not,commit any
assault, was, with others, riotous in the extreme.
Neither of the Prisoners could speak a word of EngL.
list,. The Court. sentenced John to be imprisoned
six months, and Joseph three, in Newgate.
London, England, 1806-05-09

were put in force the Revenue would come up-to
the point he had'stated:

Sir JOHN .NEWPORT begged to enter his pro-
test against the Revenue of next year beidg taken,as
a criterion,of .kvhati the Revenue of hist year Would
have produced if the Right Hon. Gentleman'S Re-
gulations had been adOptecl; because, •thongh he
meant to adopt the Right Hon. Gentleman's Re--
gulations, yet he meant also to propose several of
his OWL; which he had no doubt would be highly
beneficial.

Mr: LEE lead, from a Paper laid before the
House, a State of the Revenues of Ireland, to shew
that that Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Foster). had
not increased•them to theextent he had stated.
XLE_Y.ANDER .said, that the Chancellor. of
the Exchequer for Ireland had very'great difficulties
,to contend against, and he thought the two Right
Hon. Gentlemen wholately held that office (Mr.
Corryand Mr. Foster) entitled to great credit. for
their exertions : the former, he knew,.had prepared
a very strong and extensive plan for increasing the
Revenue of Ireland. The Hon. MeMber concluded
with paying several. compliments to the Right fldn.
Ilaronet who at present filled the.office of Chancellor
of the Exchequer of Ireland.

The Resolution was then agreed to.
The Resolutions respe&ing the Distilleries being
read,

Mr. FOSTER said, he did net mean to oppose
this Resolution,but he merely meant to state his
reason for continuing the bounty upon the 500 Gal-
lon Stills; it. was because he conceived that there
was a kind of compa6t upon the subject between the
Government and the Distiller.

Sir J. NEWPORT said, that when 200 gallon
stills were allowed to be worked by law, it was
right to give- a bounty upon 500 gallon stills, to en-
.courage the use of large ones ; but when 200 gal-
lon stills were prohibited, and that 500 gallon stills
were the smallest that could be legally used, he did
not think they ought to have a bounty.
The Resolutions were then agreed to, and Bills
ordered to be brought in upon them.
Mr. C,ottßY gave notice, that he would on Mori-
day. move for some Papers relative to the Revenue of
Ireland.
London, England, 1806-05-09

nypn.

On the 28th ult. after a lingering illness, the Rev. Richard
Mountfont, Rector of Stockton, Salop.
Ip February last, at the Island of Dominica, Joseph
M•Laren, Esq. Garrison Surgeon of that place, of the yellow
fever.

Last Saturday morning, 'at her house in Park-s,treet, Gros-
venor-square, Mrs. Wilks, the Lady of Major Wilks, Resi-
dent at the Court of the Rajah of Mysore.
On Monday last, the wife of William Austin, Esq. of
Islington-road.

The same day, suddenly, Thomas Pitt, Esq. Sheriff of
the City of Worcester, Organist of the Cathedral, and Con-
dudor of the Triennial Music'Meetings in that yty.; •
Wednesday, after a long illness, Mrs. Tyers, of Kenning.
ton-lane, widow of the late .Jonathan Tyers, Esq. of Vaux,
hall.

Lately, Mrs. Croke, relict. of Alexander Croke, Esq.. of
Studley-House, Oxtotdshire.

• •On the 7th of Odober last, at Bombay, Scrabjer
cherjee, an opulent and most respedable Merchant : he was
a descendant of the anCieut.Persians (commonly called Par-
sees), Professdrs of the Religion of the Magi and Disciples of
ZOroaster. 'The benevolence. of this man's disposition has
been manifested on many occasions in works of public uti,
constructed at his expence ; and, during a time-of scar-
city, !•he daily distributed provisions to upwards of two thou-
sand poor people.

PRICE 0/
Y as 7 EJ

.S• TOCA 4
ADAM.
India Stock,
India Bonds' is. 2S. pr.
South-Sea Stock,,
txelioci. hills. par, 2s..pr.
Oniiiium, 2*
3 per Cent. octerrof,,
Imperial 3, per Celli. •
Diito Ann. is q-16ths
Cons. fur 22 May, 6a

Bank Stock, 2ro
Navy s'per Cent. -93
s per Cents 1797,•
lush 5 per Cent. 83
4 per Lent. 77114
3 per Cent. Ited 59 a
per Cent Con 6o k
Rank 1..' Ann. 17 ►.loth
Ditto Short Ann. • '

1")1 W I LLI MIC
_SCA UPS. Ot SOUth Mi)l:ol).titrett, Gro,:VellOr+S(i*l3(o;
the Leiters for the S;c' t bast piliti) :must lie addressed.
London, England, 1806-05-09

vt7MBER 4250.]

TIIEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
'(`HIS PRESENT EVENING,. -May 0; will be,
. • performed
A BOLD STROKE FOR A WIFE.
Colonel Feignwell, Mr. BANNISTER;
Obadiah Prim, Mi. DOWTON ;
Simon Pure, Mr. RUSSELL; .
Mrs. Prim„,Miss-POPE ;
Ann Lovely. Miss MELLON.
.• virrn

- FORTY -THIEVES.
' The. C haraders •by
-Mr. DORMER, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY,
MATRL.-WS,. MT: DIGNUM, Mr: H. SIDDONS,
Mr. DE.CAMP,.Mr.tRAYMOND, Mrs: BLAND,
MATHEWS, Miss DE. CAMP, &e.
Boxes 69:• Second'Price 35.-Pit 3s. 6d, Second Price 2S.
Catlett 25.. Second' Price ts..-110.per. Gallery is. Second.
price 6d.—No Money to be returned.
Placestr the Boxes to. be taken of sMr. Fosbrook) at the
sox-Office in Little' Russell-street. .
• The Doors will be apened.atiliill.past Five, and the 'Play
, •
To-morrow, Tliello'neyMobn"; with Fong Thieves.
. On Iluegday, The Eal-I‘.of 'War wick. ‘Varwi,k, by the
young lkoscius,• being the last time but one ef-liis appearing
•
London, England, 1806-01-16

Midciarster.

said by I. Johnson, in • St..Pau I's 'Church; yaici ; Wood-
• Robinson, tones, ;wid Rushton,: ,Livtrpool Clarke,
• ; Stilton, Nottingham;. (.;r3itwcll,,
li 4zardo Bath ; arid Knott and Lloyd,. Birmingham!:

This Day was publiSherT, in BYo. price gs. bnards.
N ESSAY on the SPIRIT'and ,INFLLTENCE 1•
la. of iheREFORMATION of LUTHER. From tne
_;stni:ll of Charles-Villarsi with copinus Notts.
By IAS... 14ILL Esq. .

. _
London Printed for C. art.sl IC Baldwin; New bridge-street.
*4* The Notes added by the -Translator, and. Which bear a
considerable proportion to the Original itself, ate intended to
illustrate more fully all the important points on which the
Author May hive touched mnre lightly than theirmagnittide
may seem to deserve ; toadd to his iittportant.rqpn:sentations
t he-light ‘vltich various eminent Authors of this Country have
thrown on the subjeCt ; and to dire'd the Reader to the prac.'
tical conclusianswhieh the complicated transadions of this'
gr.-at Refoerriation suggests. As a bare translation only of this
Work,has been annotinced. from another quarter, Persons de.
5i ro‘us,of ponessing tins Edition, which Wi if he found,to cbrit
.. prise many valuable AdditionS to the orginal Work, are re-'.
quested to specify it patticularly in their orders.
London, England, 1806-03-24

FROM THE FRENCH RAPERS.

PARIS, MARCH 13.—The Marquis Luctu MINI res.
turned here on the 1 s th inst. since which it has. been
asserted that we are- to remain on an- amicable. foot-

ing with Prussia.
Count ST. VINCENT, an-Austrian. General, ikar-
rived here as Ambassador, proviSiotially, from the
Court of_Yienna-.

Prince ArdaAT has left us ; some report for Italy,
while others assert he is gone for Holland.
By a recent Decree, all Vessas" re-taken at Sea by
Frenchmen, prisoners' on board, shall be lawfuk,
prizes to the Captors.
FLORENCE.—On the 20th Febroary, his Excel-
lency 14Ir. BEAUITAUNOIS, 'Minister of France, had
a Special Audience of- the Queen, when ha. deli-
vered to her 'Majesty a letter frcrtn the .mperorl
NAPOLEON, declaratory of bis friendly regard to-
wards her Majesty. ,
London, England, 1806-03-24

FROM'THE GERMAN PAPERS,

VIENNA, MARCH O.—Our late Amhassador, tq.
Paris, Count PVIILIE COBENTZEL, by a Convention.'
;agreed upon. with France, returns thither, and M.
DE LA iI&pIIEFAI/CAULT is looked for in this City..
Belgrade is said to have surrendered to the Set,-
London, England, 1806-10-30

NUMBER 4408.]

• THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE.
'THIS PRESENT EVENING, O&. 30,1806,
9. vo !be t,erfOrpied

THE SCHOOL FOR FRIENDS.
1. ,idlielinour, Mr. FLLISTON ;
Sir F. lix Mordant, Mr. WROUGHTON ;
Sir Edward Epworth, Mr. BARK YMORE ; •
Mr. Hardy, Mr DO WTON '
•
Mathew Daw, Mr. NIATHEWS ' • , • •
Mrs. Handhon, Mrs„ H. SWOONS;
Lady Courtland, Miss POPE ; Miss Emily, Miss BOYCE ;
And Lucy, Miss MELLON.
WITH
London, England, 1806-10-30

N A PA L- N `E. WS.

PLXMOUTIJ, OCT. 9,B.—Arrived this. morning two
French Brigs and five Chasse Marees, part of a
Coasting Convoy, bound from Bourdeaux to Brest,
laden with wine, brandy, rosin,.B.7c. captured in the
Bay by the Indefatigable Frigate, Hazard, and Ata-
lanta Sloops of War.
Sailed the Plantagenet and Achilles, of 74 guns,
to join the Channel Fleet ; the Illustrious and Mino-
taur, of 74 guns each; with Prisoners, for Ports-
mouth ; and Theseus, of 74 guns, for Falmouth ;
also the Franchise Frigate for Portsthoutli.

-Arrived the Belikeskow, Danish East Indian-ran,
Capt. OLE?' ENTS, laden with coffee and sugar, from
Batavia, bound to Copenhagen, pUt in to refit, hay-
ing received damage in the passage.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. R. 9 . —Arrived. the illustrious,
of 74-guns, Captain SHIELDS, from -the Channel
,Flee.

Sailed the Demuth, ScnAARIWG, for Loagsound.

SHEERNESS, OCT. .25.-,-Sailed the Minx Gun-
brig on a Cruize.
Oc'r. .t?9.—.Came out of Dock the Narcissus Fri-

gate.

DEAL; OCT. 29.—Sailed the Dorsetshire, East
Indianian for the River ; Calypso Slpop= of. War n'ricr
several Gun brigs for the French Coast.

GREENOCK', OCT. 27.—A Vessel, supposed to be
the Margaret, WEIR) .has just cotTR to at the Tail
of the 4ahl:,

, It blew the severest storm here, Orr Saturday last;
and till about three o'clock yesterday morning; that
has been experienced fora number of years. The-
ClialloCnA:4,;- and' Pitt; CAMPISgLL, which
had sailed, were driven back to-the Tail of•tbe Lank,
and the Hero has had her -stern and rudder tore

away, in consequence of running foul of tine "Lord
Gardnbr.
The :Preckruo7th, i11'Iyr:;11, from Limerick, of and
for this port, which was Missing, has been taken by-
two French Frigates, off 'lorry, on the ,-0;11 August,
and afterwardS destroyed, Capt. M IvEit and his
crew are arrived with the Frigates at Paimpol, in
B.retqgne,
London, England, 1806-12-02

. Christine; Mrs. BLAND.
.:13oxqs 6s. Second Piice 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 25.,
....Gallery 2s. Second Price zs.—Upper Gallery Is. Se.
'fond Price 6d. —No Mone) to belettrrned,
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Boi-office, in Little
Russel-street.

YIIII-epaDstooSrisxt be opened at Hall-past • Five,
.and begin at
igl gk
()t-rint z or. ow, The Cabinet ; with Tekeli.;:qt,, The Siege of
London, England, 1806-09-15

BULLETIN.

GR/EPSWAL.b, SEPT. 4. Yesterday, at two in the
"morning, C;lonel, 'ENGEL
ZRECHT. returned from Berlin, with the Answer of
His Majesty the KING of PRUSSIA to the Letter
which had been transmitted to him on the pait of
His Swedish Majesty.

- -
The administration, of the Duchy of Lauenburgh
having been resumed in the name of, His BRITAN-
NIC MAJESTY, after the peaceable taking possession
of that Country by the Swedish Troops, His Ma-
jesty has graciously deigned to order, that the block-
ade of the Prussian Ports shall be entirely raised, and
that the embargo shall be taken off the Prussian
Ships which were in the Ports of Sweden at the be-
ginning of the late misunderstanding.
London, England, 1806-09-15

by. foi-ce. The nest day ao men from this d-ctBch-
, •, „.
ment Went to take possessio-ot ~„ t-mbert. -

Auc. (27.----Count MErutrELDT is ap-
Tbinted Enyoy-to the IlusiAn Court. He will re
ceive 96,00.0.f10ri n annual y, besides tin allowance for
equipage, furniture,. &c. -On the 20th Ceuta
WERNEL COLLOREDO took the. oath of fidelity,' in
t 11- r,-cience of his mneri a 4 11/1,,,!
of the Ache Council of War. Nem-trier has ar-
risoaliere from Prince BERT:HIER, at Munich, with
dispatches for the French:' Ambassador, M. DE 'LA
BOCHEFOUCATJLT ; the latter is still very ill. Five
hundred Artillerytnen. are continually employed-in
inaking.cartridges. The Mon ienegrins are fmtifying-
Cattaro, which is not yet evacuated.. The report in
some of the Public Journals, that General SERAS-TIANI, the French Ainbassador, who is on his tit4y
to Constantinople, had suddenly turned back again,
near-Orsowa, On the confines of Wallachia, is not
confirmed; it is much more, probable that he has
pursued his journey without interruption through
Bucharest.

NAPLES, AUG. 9.—Marshal MA•SSEtiA- defeats
and disperses the ,insurgents on all-sides. In the.
night of the 6th he wa; at Laurin, and on 'the 7th
Would advance to, Castroallari. All the country
people have been di4irmed by the columns that
advanced from Salerno',and -Annunciata: • It I.va
high time that Gaeta should-be taken, for we should '
have witnessed dreadful seenes if the inSurgents;
ivho were twenty leagues from this city, had had
time to penetrate to the capital. ThingS were gone
so' far that every thing was packed up in the Palace:
The English have now entirely 'disappeared from Ca-
labria, but they are still at Capri, and their Ships are
cruizing in our giilf. Our• Banks have ceased to pay
forsotn weeks; theirnoteS are already at2l per cent.
discount.

HAMBURGH, SEPT. 2,---7There, were tWo meet-
ings of. the Russian Cabinet on the Treaty signed
by M.D'Ous"Rm before the refusal to ratify it was
announced. ,On notifying that determination to
the French Consul, M. LESSEPS; there -was. also
delivered to him a detiniiive, Declaration of the
Russian Cabinet, stating the bases on which his
Majesty the Emperor of all the, Riissias was willing
to renew the Negotiations for the restoration of
Peace. The park 'of:French Artillery, which was
hitherto at Hoechst, passed, on-the 26th; through
Frankfort, and continued its route, on the 27th to
Darnistadt.. . .
London, England, 1806-09-15

RUSSIAN NOTE

UPON THE REFUSAL OF. THE EMPEROR TO RATIFY THE
TREATY, SENT BY GENERAL. BARON BUDBERG TO THE
FOREIGN MINISTERS.

1‘ The motives that produced the mission of the
Counsellor of State, M. D'OUBRIL, to Paris, are
too generally known to render it necessary to re-state
them.

" That mission has just 'terminated. 'M. D'Ou-,
)Itlr. found himself in circumstances that has induced
him to sign a Definitive Treaty with the French Go-
vernment. But that. aCt,:far from _fulfilling the
magnanimous intentions of his-Imperial Majesty, Is.
entirely con trary .to the Orders and instructions which
M. D'OUBRIL had received. In consequence of this
consideration his Imperial Majesty ,has not thouglit
fit to ratify the Treaty.
" Yet, in ordeto leave no possible, means of
restoring Peace and general tranquillity untried, the
Imperial Ministry has received orders to make
known again to the Cabinet- Of the Thuilleries, the
bases on which his Imperial_Majesty :will be ready.
to reneWr the Negotiations ; so that it will depend
upon the French Government to_ accept or decline
the equally 'just and moderate proposals which are
made to it.

.“':The Undersigned Minister for Foreign Affairs,
in making known this determination of his August
Master, to-his Excellency M. -, -avails himself of
this occasion to renew the assurances of his distin-
gnished consideration, B(.c. &c.
" ANDRE „DE BUDBERG."
" St. Petersburgh, 3-14 Aug.-18,06-:" - ; .
London, England, 1806-09-15

If anyone, man 'his ever been more suessftil
than another, it is Dr. Solomon, who has broug44
his Cordial' Balm of Gilead 'to such perfe6tion 4-hat.it
never fail;''removing the :worst and most crnobed
disorder .of the, nerves. It always exhilirates and
Cheers the spirits, and invigorates the lyilola
frame. a-Medicine, for its healing, balsamic,
friendiv'-, and sanative' qualicies upon-the debilitated
constitution, deserves Abe wondrous encouragement
it fieets with from ail rank s, who have 'been' feitt-
,
nate-enough to have recourse to it. It is peolliaz
effi. is
-6acio Lis -in all inwcf: w'astio, loss of appetite,
•
indigestion, depression of spirits, trembling orA shak-
ing of.the hands• or •linal.)..3,•obstinate coughC-ishort-
-riesS of breath, consumptiVe :habits, &c. &c. At
this season of the year, Dr.. Salonion's Medicines axe
highly .useful to the• valetudinarian ; but caution' is
necessary to guard aZainst counterfeits, by observitig
the. words,"7Siml, Solomon, ',Liverpool;" engraved
on the stamp affixed to each, tottle:Without which
it cannot_ be genuine Sold at os. (id. Or four in
one-335:-linttletwhich 'saves 95.); by AlatheWS- and
:leigh.,-Nt5,..“3; Strand, is principal Medi,,
cine Venders hi theUnitetticingdom..-Dr. Solomon,
w)en_s_bnsulted, expeas his usual fee of Half-a-
Guinea. Such letter should, for safety, be thus di-
reded, "Money letter, Dr.Solonion,
near Liverpoof;": "
London, England, 1806-01-29

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,

Pursuant to a Decree arid subsequent (1 rtier of the High Court
' of Chancery, Made in a Cause HUGHFS against PUGH,
-in Two distinct Lots or Parcels.' btetOte TORN cAmr-
-4EL1.,. Etsq • one of the Masters Ott thc.s said Court, at the
Public Sale. gown of ;h.:. said Court, situate in .Solith-
aniptoh-bnildings, chancery-lane, London, on Tuesday
the 4th clay- of February next,' :Ektivela or Cloek in the
For.;:noson,
irr WO FARMS situate in the Parish of Lanjechid,
3. in the County of carparviNt, _part; of the E4tateS 7df
'IIIA R y Ptx"ft, Widow, deceased,. vi; . a Farm, called
Taly Wayn, containing 652 Acres, 7-Roods, and .37 Poles;
zinc; a Farm, called Taly Llyn-Ogwen, containing 146 t Acres;
2 Roods, and 32-Poles. Particaars whereat may be had,
gratis, at the said Master's Office, in Southampton-build-
11.V;s aforesaid ; No.'t t, Nassau-Street, 'Soho ; Messr.Kent
end Mears, Solicitors, Clifihrd's-inn, London; and- of Mr.
• (OA Evans, Solicitor, at CarnarvOn.
ti. ,

GLOUCESTF.RSHIRE. •
TO ItE SOLD BY AUCTION,
4:t-the Falcon Inn, at Painswick,,in the County of Clouces,
-tar, on 'Thursday the loth Day of April, 1E.:6, at Twelve
o'Clocl: of the same Day,
rrFIE following ESTATES, which are situate in
•IL the Parishes of Brimsfield, .Bisley, and Cranham, in
-21ae said County,,viz.
• Lot 1. All that desirable Farm, situate in the Parish of
Brim-Add afereSaid, -consisting of a gaud Dwelling-House,
-,Outhouses and Offices, together-with about 140 Acres of in-
4:losed• Land, mostly Arabic, and about.2n Acres of common
fieid Land ;
.together with Right of Common on Be.whall
'Wood, without stint ; now lett to Thomas Wilkes, Tenant
at Will. •
Lot z. Also all that Coppice, called Sadler's Coppice,
containing 9 Acres, or thereabouts, a Piece of Ground, called
Turner's Ground; about two Acres ; and also a Piece of Cop-
-vice open to Mr. Webb's Ground, containing about seven
.Acres, situate in the Parish of Bisley. Great parr of. this
Lot is-stocked with thriving Beech, and is now lett to the
r.aid Thomas Wilkes, at Will.
Lot 3. All that coin paEt *anti desirable Farm, situated in
'the Parish of Cranham, and adjoining the. Village, now lett
to Samuel Pinchin, consisting of a good Dwelling-House,
Outhouses and Offices, and a good Garden and Orchard, con-
-taining together nearly 50 Acres of inclosed. Arable and Pas-
-ture Land, and about ts Acres of common Field Land; toge-
"thdr with Right of Common in Cranham Woods. and other
---/faltneble Common Land contiguous to the i'arrn, from which
Considerable benefit is derived.
Lot 4. A Cottage, Barn, Garden, Orchard, and four Par-
e.els 01 inclosed Land, with stnall Parcels of Wood Ground,
:the hole containing about seven Acres ; together with Right
.ot Lora:non over the aforesaid Cianham Wood and-Cormiton
14nd ; now in the occupation of Thomas Pinchin, as Tenant
tit Will.
:Fpr forther particulars apply to Mess Smith, Kt:ken-Atli,
11) • aid 41.riskins, I.o.cOin's inn, I..ondor;- or to Mr. Caleb ITO-
der, Surveyor and .1\ uctiokeeri at Pants wick alotesaid.
London, England, 1806-01-29

LOKI) NELSON's SHEET.

Nandsotriely printe'cl on fine Paper, and now first published
nom the most atitKentie Vocuments and the Official De-
., ta: t Goverrunent, price is 6d.
THi best written LIFE of LORD NELSON;
y .s till coniplete and ac‘urate Account of the Vitiory
Of ratalor, and-the Gazette. Accoutit4 at length of the vari
ous Solemn PioCes.s.ons, and the Funeral Ceremonies and
Arran,.,ements in St. PauPS, on the, Interment of Lord Nel-
son. The engraved Prints •are• given in this most_
interesting Work, which will render it an Hi'Storical.R.'eCord,.
Calculated to--bind up with • Bell's • Week I 'Messenger, or
otherwise.to be Preserved yalu.lble'-Membit,:bt: the de-
railed Hero, viz. Two Prints,,each -earrea Likeness of
Lo:d Nelson ; a Fac-simile cf Ins his Arum,
rial Bearings and Supporters'; the venous Insignia or
tits Ho-
bours; a Planot.the Battle of Trafalgar ;, the Arrangements
of his lying in State, andof those at St. Paul's at the time of
his Funera: ; a correct and full Representation and Descrip.'
tion of (he Coffin and Funeral Car. -
To be had .ot. I. Bell, at the Weekly Messenger Office,
Scuthampton-street, Strand ; and of all the booksellers and
Newsmen, in Town and Country, at present, or with the
London, England, 1806-01-29

NUMBER 417.3.]

THEATRE R.OYAL,•DRURY-LAN 1:.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. og 1806 •
xiit be pertOrmeo
THE,
NTRAVEtLERS •
• ,
Or, aiSlC's FASCI NATION.
With.entirely New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses,
The Overture:U-I NI ipo.s...d by Mr. Corri.
A&1--Characters in China.
Zaphimira (Prince of China), Mr. i. LLI STON;
K. you (his Companion), , Mr -13 KA IA AM ;
0.6..11:,cher, Mr. JOHNS'I ON E ;
= The Emp. of China, Mr. POW ELL;
Delvo (an oil Gardener), Mr'. MATHEWS
11Inclura.(Motner in 11.o}an and Celinda), Mrs, POWELL;
Ce.inda, Mrs. MO NTA IN,
Act 11. -- Characters in Turkey. •
Mustapha (the Grand Vizier), Mr. BARTLEY ;
~- Chief Aga.of the lanizaties, Mr. DI GNUM;
Saphi, Mrs. BLAND ;
A Dance of Turkish Slaves.
AEI Ul. and IV.— Charatiers in Italy.
Duke ol Posilepo, Mr. HOLLAND,;
The MarChioness of Merida, Signora ST ORA C E.
A Danc,e6r-4..azzs*.orti.
A..e.1 .—Citaraders In England.
Admiral Lord I lawser, M r., DO 0. r•0N,..._.
• Buntline fan old Sailor), Mr. BANNISTER.
The Prologue to 0 Spoken by Mr. BARTLEY.. .

•
THE DEAF LOVER.
Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. Eh Second Price 2S.
Gallery zs. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second
Price 6d.—No Money to bel.eturned.
The Doors will he opened at Half past Five, and the Play-
begin at Half.past Six. • • .
Places for•ttie, liQxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the.
Box-0 lficein Little ussel I -street.
On *Friday, The Travellers ; with Cross Purposes.
The 7th, Bth, yth, and ictit Nights of The Travellers
will be on MoLiday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday in
the ensuing w eck
On Sraturday, Douglai.:. Norval, by the Young 'Roscius
xuittOlifo Sleepic4;
On Tuesday, 'rue School for Friends.

- COLIECTION OF I),Ak 1 PICTURES.
THE NOBILITY, GENTItY and PUBLIC,
are niosr re:;pect,tully intornicL, that early in March
irtxt will be Sold by Auction, a COLLECTION of PIC-
TURES, containing some of the most seleti and surierlative—
Petformances of the
.greatest Masters, whien may
truly -be ranked among the most valuable Collettions
Europe, all of which ate in a perfcti state of i)ruservati9n,
were amassed in the prior part of die last century. ~nd have
rennii,ed entire from that period to the present 11-lornent in the
possession of the Family,
Further particulars, with due notice of the publication of
Catalogues, the: place and time of dewing and Sale, will be
givep 14,1,,,%ah by Mr. White, Storey's-gate, Great George_
street, WeStminsier.

WANTBa Situation with a Single Gentleman,
- 'Ln, twenty-three years of age ; ha. no
'ebjeetion to go Abroad, having been in the above Capacity,
tlicse six ears, and can likewise write a good hand, Lassorne
kilo, lr tge of Atcnunts, and is willing to make himself use-
fu: in every respea, whose reputation will bear the strictest
A Lute a,idressed to I. D. George Inn, .Drury-lane, will
lrru lie attended to.
r' .13. Ht is keirfis,.! capable of taking care of a Horse.
London, England, 1806-12-05

CATTLE SHOW.

'THE SMITHFIELD CHRISTMAS SHOW of
CATTLE, SHEEP, &c. will be Held at SADLER's
R r POSI'FORY, in GOSWELL-STREET, near Smith-
tkid, on FRIDAY NEXT, December tz.

Admission One Shilling each.

• MAI LS-.
Axßivzp-1 Dublin.. DuE--3 Harriburgh, i Gottenburgh,
Dublin, 3 Waterford.
London, England, 1806-12-05

This Day was published,
In Three Vols. ►zino. price 12s. 6d. in hoards,
0 N A L D. • A Novel.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme,
Paternoster-TOW.
Of wiunn may be had, lately publisher!,
• t.,,Maclairi De Malntei,on. Translated from the French
df Madam De Geniis. In.a vols. izmo. price Bs. in boards.
Zottoya.,, or, Time Moor. A Romance of the Fifteenth
Century. By charlotte liacre, hotter known as Rosa Ma-
tilda, In 2 VOLS. r2mo. price tas. ill boards.
3. Mott:Lind Manor ;. or, Who is the Hair ? A Novel. By
Mrs. Kendall: In 3 rots- Sarno. price its, in boards:
London, England, 1806-12-05

NATAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 4.—Sailed the ////htrious, of
74 guns, Capt. SHIELDS, Fortunee Frigate, Capt.
VANSITART, Emerald Frigate, Capt. LARMOIIII, and
the Nintinus Frigate, Capt. NIALcoLm, for Ply-
mouth ; .also the Daring Gun-brig on a cruize.

Went into the Harbour the Milltrook Schooner
and the Zebra Bomb. The St. George, of 98 guns,
came up from St. Helen's to Spithead.
The sailing of the Thisbe Frigate, with a few West
Indiamen, for Cork, to join the Blonde's Convoy,
first fair wind, is countermanded ; a general Con-
voy for the West Indies being about to be appoint-
ed; Should the wind continue as it has this day,
the whole of the Fleet in the Downs, said to the
amount of 300 Sail, may be expecled in by to-mor-
London, England, 1806-12-05

BiR h'7iS.

. .
_On the z6th tilt.- at his ),)tise hi George-street, Edinbugh,
the Lacty;of Major florae:: St. Paul,: of a Daughter.
On Wednesgay, at his house in Liugoln"*.-inn,fields, the
Lady of I. A. Park, 'Esq. of a Son.
Lately, at Kitstafort; in the County of Meath, the Lady
of C. Cole Hamilton, Esq. of a Son and Heir. • !
On Sunday se'nnight,•at Humewood, in the County of
Wicklow, the Lally of William Hoare Hume, Esq. of a Son-
London, England, 1806-12-05

MAR 8 IRD

On Monday, at Chalfont, St. Giles's, the Rev. Mr. tones:
to Mks Molloy,. ot Stone Dean, Lucks.
On-Tuesday, at Great Mess, in Salop, lohn Edwatds,
of Great Ness, to Miss Martin, only daughter ot the Rev.
George Martin, grarlla,ughter of the late, and niece of the
present, Dmltc of Athol.
Lately, Edward 'la, Etq. of Exmouth, Devon, to Miss:
Sophia, Simons, of kenSington.
London, England, 1806-12-05

NOTICE TO MARINERS AND QTHERS.

? A - tiL Persons going Abroad are requested to take
Notice{ that the YELLOW FEVER REMEDY,
4whieli destroys lnfetlious Fevers, and insures • Healt in hot
ti),_r unwholesome climates, is sold at the %Yawl,. "ism of this
.4nstitutinn, No. Charing-cross, near the Adii
"'don.
Patronized and recommended .by Regular and Eminent
Physicians. •
reparedin•Boxes, which contain a Quantity sufficient for
• crlr. Person's use for twelve months, price One Guinea each.
London, England, 1806-12-05

PICTUALLING-U.FP,G, ,

Dec. 1, .So 6.
THE CO3, 1121SSIONERSprVICTUAL LtAiG
Ills M4YESTY's IVA7Y do ho'eby give Nati,e, That
on Monday next, the Bth instant, they will be ready to receive
Tenders, in v. iting (sealed up), and treat for One Hundred
TOns of BLACK SMYRNA, or ALEXIA RAISINS, to k
answerable 'to Samples 'to be produced with the Tenders, to be
delivered one-half thereof in a fortnight, and the remainder in
month, into His Illafesty's Vielualling Stores at Deptford, and
to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Intern:, ninety (Lys

after date.
The Conditions of the Contrafl may ie seen at the Seereta:vis
Office. •

1V regai.d will be had to any Tender in which the Poke shall
not be inserted in wcrds at length, or that shall not he delivered its

the 119ard before One &Clock on the said Ittb initant, nor unless
the Person who makes the' Tender, or some person on bit hebail,
attends, to answer, when•«lled for.

PICT L L ING- 0 FFICB,
Dec. 3, a.. 6.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
111/I.7ESTY'I NAVY do hereby give Notice-, That at
Thursday, the 1811.) instant, they will be rea.rfy to receive Tar.
&vs in Writing (sealed up), and treat v. ith such Persons as wil
undertake to furnish lel:a/ever FRESH BEEF near be required
for the use of llis Majesty's Ships and Vessels at P 5 mouth, Tor.
bay, and 'Falmouth (on separate Coestraas),Jor Twelve Moutlye,
from the Ist Yanuazy next to the 3t st December Plooving,
sive; and to be paid for 6y Bills, pajable, with Interest, ninety
days after date.
The Conditions of the Contrails may be seen at the Secre-
hvy's Office, at this Office, or by app ring to Mr. illi.ler,tet
Agent of the said Commissianers, nt Plyzn)...th i or to the Codeeicr
'Of the Custom:at Dartmouth axed Falmouth rape:Wye-6'f,
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in euords at length, or that shall not be delivered
to the Board before One o'Clock on the s.zid Thursday, the ati
instant ; 'nor unless the Pers.n who makes the-Tender,
Perron on biz behalf, attends, to answer, when called leer.

This Day was published,
London, England, 1806-12-05

• THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
MO-MORROW EVENTING, Dec. 6, iBO6,
will be pertormec!
JOHN BULL ; : ,
k Or, AN ENGLISI-INIAN's FIRE-SIPE,

I~'ITR

'THE DESERTS OF ARABIA.
Wish entire)), new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations.
Tare Music composed by G. LA NZ A, ilia
The principal Chiraeters by
. .
)4r. LISTON, Mr. LNCLEDON, Mr. BELLAMY,"
Mr-. EMERY, Mr. FAWCETT. '"
Mrs. C. KEMBLE., Miss: BRUNTON. • •
taxes 6s. Second Pride 3s..—Fit 3S. 6d. Second Price. 2S.—
Callery 2s. Second Price ,s.—Upper Gallery is. Second
Price 6d.—.No Money to be returned.
Yiaces for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hatt.
street. . .
The Deers to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
lialf-past Six.

•
A I\T uncommon fine-toned New PIANO-
..C.I. FOttTE, with additional Keys. with a-Pedal, an In,
side Desk, &c made by a first-tate- Maker, in London, for
tt Gentleman going out to f(ttsia. His bad health IpsiObliged.
hint to go to Bath. He wishes to dispose of it for Twenty-
five Guinea: -Picking-ease,lge. cost-him Thirty-four Gni-
'teas abolit six weeks.since. .
'May be seen at, Mr, Wanda's, Singing and Piano-Forte
Naster, Leicester-street, Leicester-square.
London, England, 1806-01-11

ARMY AND NAVY E,QUI►'.•\UE

.THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, : Furni-
ture, MattrasSes, and Bedding complete, are very resped-
lully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the moslportabje
;and superior to any others made in London ; Marquees,
Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; Sea
Cots, Sob Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship.; Musquitto
'Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, tor East
-and West Indies, 'and all Foreign Climates, at • ' . -
London, England, 1806-01-11

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

Dec. 27, I Sei,
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
.7 EST Y's ORDNANCE eia bcr, hy give \otice , That 1/y
.4114 Publir Aue7iun at the Tower, co, Tue,diy the 2 i.rt,/.2y
of janully"ne:vt, hanuecn the Hours vf Eleven and Fqkt•
.sundry Las of and nit:emu's-fable Ordnance-Sto,res-, tonsisting of
Barrels for Muskets, Locks for ditto, Musket and Carbine
Bayonets, Steel ItammFrs,, Swords, of sorts, .Scabbards,
Cartouch Boxes, Leathern Accoutrements, 'lames, Collars,
Bit Halters, and various other Arricles of Sadlery and !far-
ness ; Blankets Coverlets, Hammocks, and sundry other
Articles of Betiding ; Powder klorns and Bellows, Cast,
Bushel, and Lump Iron, Copper, Steel, Sand-bags, and
various'other Articles ;

The Ireb,le of nc,hich my he viewed upon application at the
nourable Principal Storekeeper's .olfice, at the Tower, until the
D. j' of Sale, where printed Lists of the Lots will he delivered to
those Persons who may apply jo:,the same.
• . fly, Order of the Board,
R. 14. CREIV, Secretati..
London, England, 1806-01-11

INSTRUCTION.

A-T a School a few Miles frorirLondon a limited
Number of Pupils are admitted tor ' • .
&leas, per Annum, and Two Guineas Entrance,• for which
they are taught every Requisite necessary for Young Gentle-
, rnen to know ; and as ocular demonstration will ever be more
satisfactory than anything{ flowery Advertise Went - can set
forth, Specimens of Writing, ' Arithmetic, Mathematics;
brawing, Book-kecTing, &c. arc ready to be produced. Let-
ters addressed V. W left at the liar of the Globe Tavern, '
Fleet-street, wig' have speedy attention.
N. It. Such as applrin favour of youths from the East or
West Indies will be expected to deposit a reasonable_ sum of
Money' in the Tutor's bang, or to furnish some responsible
Person in London to guarantee the payment of the hills hall_
Yearly,
Two Guineas each extra for such, as continue the Mid-
summer and Christmas Vacations.
London, England, 1806-10-08

VALENTINE- AND ORSON.

Boxes Es.. See4l Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s.—
Callery zs 'PriZe. is.—Upper Galleryls. ' Second
Price 6d.-Nt► Nilney,to i)e retooled
Places for the. Boxes to be taken,at the Box-Office, in Hart.
strect
The Doors to be opmed at Half past Five, .and begin it
Half-past Six. . •

ROYAL-EXCEIANdE ASSURANCE-OFFICE.
.Seprember, t 506. .
10ERSONS whose AnnualVremiliras fall due on
the 29th instant are:hereby i. funned, that Receipts are
now ready to be delive'redat the Company's (t ices over the
ItnyaLLE xchange and 1., Pall-Mall, a5.w4...11 as 'by their re-
spedive•Agents in the several Counties; and the Patties as-
surect .ire requested to apply tor the Renewal of their Policies
once beCore the,l4th of October next, as the usual Fifteen
Mrs .al lswed for Payment., b. yond the Date. of. each Policy,

SAMUEL. FENNING, jun.. Secretary.
*** Attendance is given, daily, at the,said Offices, for the
Assurance of iduildings, Goods, Merehandile, rand Ships, in
Harbour, in Dock, or while D'uililing; from Loss or Damage
by Fire ' • and also for the Assurance of,.and granting Annui—
ties on, Lives.
N.B. Fire Policies will be issued' free of Expence to the
Assured, where the. Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up-
wards. •
London, England, 1806-10-08

THE THIRD. BOOK.

BLAIR's READINg EXERCISES, consistingofeasy,
familiar;' and. instructive, TAti, Narratives, Fables, De-
fcriptions,. and ;-to each Hof' which are prefixed, the
long and hard words, divirled'and accented in the manlier of
Brown's Testament, With numerous Cuts, 'price zs. 6d. .
London, England, 1806-10-08

Oc ;5,

AT .Out annual Fair..far South Docvn Shen and
Lambs, held here on Thursday last ;The:show was
not so great by nearly 10,000 as usual, owing prin-
cipally to the many purchases which hack been made
prior to the Fair-day. The nutnbar pinned (or \sale
did not -greatly exceed 22,00 p. The, Fair opened
'
.with -unusual briskness, and the folloWing prices
were obtained, N'i z .---For Wethers, from 345. to 48s.
Ewes, from 365. to 435. Gd. Wethe Lambs; fn.:in
245. to 295. Ewe Lambs (in no great
,dernand),
from 163. to 285.. A ;few inferior Lambs and Culls
.were
..sold at prices somewhat ; but their
number was inconsiderable.' The sale rather slaCk-
ened, at the latter part of the day, and a few were
driven away, unsold.
A capital pen of Wether Lambs, belonging to I*.
ELLMAN', of -Glynde, fetched 30s. per head. , Mrs_
_ -
"'ENFOLD, of Annington, near had also a
.peq of Wether Lambs,
:which were, greatly admired;
and obtained a high price._ .
The best pen of_Ewes ,(170) ikas from 'the floC.k.
of,c.,G,ILBERT, Esq. of East-Bourne. Their *satie7
Tiority,q4ps'iSted chh..;.fly in their fullnesi of carcaez
and ricl)nev.(-)t
,fleece. They were. whin L.rti
b, some Sutt'ulk 6entlemen to,breed frOrni at 4..;5.?(34.
pet, head.

. Three Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds,
Three ditto of Ten: Thousand Pounds,
Three.dittcrof Five. Thousand Pounds,
Besides several smaller (..;apitals.
-Those wha usually enlist under the Banner o&.
Dame Fortune, are acquainte.d. that she'will corn.-
-mence (for the only time this year) dist6bliting the
Capital-Prizes, at her, head-quarters; Cooper's
Hall, on Monday, next,: the 13th instant. Apply
in. time, otherwise 'all the Prize Tickets Will be
disposed of. • . . .
• - -
London, England, 1806-10-08

THE SECOND BOOK.

Dr. MAVOR's SPE I. LINMISOOK, being an improve-
mitt of all other Spelling.books, and. universally,atknow.,
lelged CO be the most useful, chaste, and practielble,,Book of
this kind ever published. The 3sth bd.
bound. .