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The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-22

MAR Ft FED.

. ------ •
On Thursday last, at Knehworth, Herts, john Adolphus
Young, Esq. of Great lames-street, Bedford-row, 'to Miss
Frances Ha'ggard, eldest daughter of William Henry Hag.
Bard i Esq:'.of Knehi.vorth-place. •
Lately,. Captain:Bwys, of the. Royal Navy, to Miss Vol-
liarny, eldest daughter of Mr. Vulliamy, of Kansingtbri
rawl-pits:
On Friday, at St: Pairs, .Covent,garclen, the Rev. Ed.
round Waits, of Southampton-street, to Miss-Reeve, daugh-
ter of the late Andrews Reeve, Esq. of Rcadik, Berks.
London, England, 1806-12-22

MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1806.

STATE LOTTERY.
_ z .Prizes of - - £30,c00
2 - - 20,000
- - , te,soo
3 - - - - 5,003
‘Scc. &c. tcc.
HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. No. 93, Royal
Exeliange, London, are now. selling TICK ETS,ancl
SHARES.for the STATE- LOTTERY which begins Draw-
ing the 13th 9f January, 1807, the Schemeor which contains
the above. Capitals, besides the usual proportion of other
Prizes

In die late Lottery, No. 9,550, a Prize of 20,05p1. and
No. ►9,574, a to,oool. were both sold, in Shares .1-tA-
ZARD, BURNE and Co.

*** Correspondents accompanying their Orders with Re-
mittances; will be treated on the same Terms as if present.
Letters (post-paid) duly answered.

COMMON LAW P-RiACtICE'ancrSPECIAL PLEAD—

. .. ING.
This Day were published,
On large Sheets, to hang up in Professional Offices,
By I OS. CHITTY, of the Mildle Tempk.., Esq..
" A" 2ot, s
TOPSIS of 'PRACTICE • _General
• View of Pra&ice of the Courts of King's Bench
and Common Pleas, price as. 6d. • -
2. Forms of the Beginnings and Conclusions of Declara.
lions, and of the mostiusual Special Declarations, Sre. 3s.
3. Precedents of Replications, Rejoindets, Demurrers,
Sze.‘ as. 6d. •

4. Precedents of General Issues, and of the most usual
Special Pleas, 2S 6d.
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London, England, 1806-12-22

The ,of Sunderland, from PlymOuth to
this Port, with pitch and varnish, missed stags yesfer•
day morning, and went on shore near Sonth-sea
Castle, and,after beating some time she filled with
water. The cargo is getting put, and the Vessel it
is hoped Will be saved.
The report of the lass of the Ann, iloiLow AY,
from the Isle of. Wight to Poole, • is a mere fabrica-
,
-tion. The Ann, for ten days past, has been safe. iii
, this Harbour.

FALMOUTH, DEc. lg. = The Rolla, Americiin
Ship, Grkli EY, from Norfolk, in 30 days; with to-
bacco, arrived off the Harbour this morning for or-
ders, and proceeded on for her destination.

Arrived also the Dart, Letter of Marque, of Jer-
sey, Capt.. GABART, with a Mail and, Di3patches
from Lisbon, seven days passage.—A Gentle Man;
who was the bearer of the bispatcheA, went off post
for London this afternoon:—Pr6vious to the Dart's
sailing. from Lisbon,
.the WaisinBhant and Auckland
Packets were arrived out.—The Dart sailed.lor Jer-
sey "as soon as she had landed her Mail.

Sailed the illotristqwn Armed Brig, Capt. gmi-
KER, with Convoy for Wales ; and His •Maje Sty's
Ships Plantagenet; of 74 guns, Capt. BRADLEY;aIId•
Lavinia, of 40 guns, Capt. Lord WM. STUART, for
their station off Brest. •
. .

Reniain in Carrick Roads His Majesty's Ships
Blonde, Abundance, and Savage, with the outward;-
bound West India Convoy, and His Majesty's Ship
FortUne, 36 guns, refitting Saracen and- Swallow
Brigs.

HARWICH, DEC. Q 1 .—The Denmark and Gotten-
burgh Mails of yesterday were forwarded by two
extra VeSsels hired for that purpose by the Agett
for Packets ; these Vessels sailed as soon as pOssible
after the arrival of the Mail from London.,—No ar=
rival from the Continent. - ,

The Argus Revenue ,Cutter sailed on :tt Cruize.,
and the Acute, Aggressor, and Escort Gun-brigs re-

main.

The wind having changed to the Northward, we
may soon expeel the arrival of some of the Packets
that have been long expe6ted.

SHEERNESS, DEC. 20.—Arrive), the Fanny Gun-
brig, Lieut. SINCLAIR, from tie Downs, with loss
of foretop7mast and bowsprit ; also the fearless
.Gun-brig, Lieut. Wti.t.t Adis.
Sailed the Seagull Sloop of War, Capt. CATII-
eArr, and the Earnest Gun-brig, Lieut. TEMPLAR.
The Falcon Sloop of War, Capt. SAUNDERS, has
the signal flying for Convoy to the Baltic.

DEAL, DEC. 21..-,LArrilled the his Frigate from
Portsmouth, and remains in the Downs with the
Ships as per last.
Arrived and sailed for the River the Dispatch,
PIKE, from Lisbon, and the Corn Planter, GILLES,
from Philadelphia.
London, England, 1806-12-22

No. 8, CHARING-CROSS,
CAPITAL PRIZES ASTONISEIINGLY GREAT,
Till': NUMBER OF TICKETS SURPRISINGLY

SMALL.

- - -
T is beyond all question, that the desires of fortu-
nate Candidates extend beyond the possession of aTwenty
Pound Prize.--CA KT L-R-iSof opinion, the more the present
Scheme is considered, the more will its merit tiFackno-
ledged ; and, consequently, what a great. Moralist saki of
, choosing a Profession, applies here, " 01(4 who choose
earliest choose best." Carter tiatters.himself that ,his Office
-has been trio much distinguished by its good reputation and
good fortune, to render if-necessary for him to detain the
public attention by.enumerating its various success.
-11:e Lottery begins Drawing 13th next Month—First-drawn
Ticket zo,oool.

• No. 4, CORNIIILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS.
qr. BISH entmats.the Public to peruse the Scheme
of,the present Lottery : it will be found to contain the
usual number of Capital Prizes, with the addition of 2 Prizes
or The last,Prize of3o;000l. ever drawn, was sold
at his Offices, in Shares, where t Prizeof zo,ocvl. 2 Prizt's
of 3 0001. 'and 2 Prizes of 50,b1. were sold in Shares in'the last
Lottery, inking 2o Capital Prizes sold by in the pre-
sent year. Tickets and Shares are selling at the above Offices,
in ~;rear variety, and the Public will please to notice, that no
Private Lottery will oe decided by the percent, whie.ll
Dravvlng the, 13th January.

•
Pil ESE:VT PRICE.
Ticket - 34* i 9 16s.
Half 0.. 2s. od. Eighth - - al. / is. 6d..
Quarter - 51. 2s. od. Sixteenth - 11. 6s. od.,
*** Pers ns in the Country may be‘supplied by seuumg up
Post Office Orders, Cash, or Bank Notes, either by Post or
Coach.'
London, England, 1806-12-22

ANSWER TO THE NEGOTIATION PAMPHLET.
• This Day was publisheq, price zs. '
TEILEPLY to a Pamphlet intituled, The STATE of
.116: the NEGOTIATION, with Dctaiis Lt. its Progress.
Printed for-John Sto
Of whom. may be. had, The ()facial, Correspondence rela-
tive to the late Negotiation with France. Price only Is. 6d.
London, England, 1806-12-22

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•
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DeCember r 5,
ERSONS whose Annual Premiums fall due on
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44siarnce of puildings, Goods, Merchandize; and Ships,'in
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London, England, 1806-12-22

NOTICE TO MARINERS AND OTHERS..
A LL Persons going Abroad are requested to4ake
1 Notice, that. the YELLOW FEVER' REMEDY,
Which destroys Infeaious Fevers, and insures Health in.hot
or.unwholesorneClinnates, is to be obtained .• at the Ware-
house of this I nstifution, No. 40, Charing.:cross,, near the
Admiralty, London.
Patronized and recommended by, Regular and-gmincnt
Physicians. . .
London, England, 1806-12-22

DISEASES in the UR&TERA and URINARY CANAL.
BRIDEOAKE, Prglitionet in those. Causes
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440, 2, Upper King-street, Bloomsbury-,square, recommends
.10 those who are‘afilitted with Suppressions of Urine, Stop-
t4KCS. Callous and. Fungous Substances in the Urethra, or
his .new;inVented,,,,mild, and ' infallible detergent
'OLIQ I ES, which will eradicate, without pain or incon-,
the'Ariost obstinate Striaures, and Spongy 'Ex-
!.l.4:ences of ever so long standing, and of all ages, without.
"Y relapse ; the Boogies, have slot failed in one instance in
terfeCting a eure,•where even that dangerous iemedy, the.
austici °call others, had no better eilL•et titan any other
tray,

Letters (post-paid attended to, and the Boogies sent to any
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SMITHFIELD MARKET, Ocr. to

This day's Market had but a short -supply of dif-
fetent kinds of Cattle Beef, Mutton, and Pork are
rather cheaper thatt Monday's. Market ; Veal sup-
ports last price ; Lamb is somewhat dearer ; and
the trade was not over brisk.—The sales in the
Haymarket were not lively ; Hay and Straw obtain-
ediast price ; Clover \ has fallen in price since our
last report.--=The folloWlng prices and numbers is
an accurate statement :

To sink the Offal per stone of 81b.

Beef 4s. od. to ss. od —Mutton 4s. dd. to ds. 6d.—Veal
6s. od. to 7s. od.—Lamb 6s. od. to 7s. 6d.—l'ork Ss: 6d. to
6s. od.
Beasts, 740. Sheep and Lambs, 3760. —Calves,
Pigs, 400.

SMITHFIELD HAYMAIIKET.
Hay 31. ies. to 51. ss.—Clover 41. 43. to 51; tos.—Straw
tl. 16s. to 21. Ss. •

Cons' EXCHANGE, OCT. 10.---Therd are consi-
derable further arrivals of Wheat to-day; the few
fine :samples here keep their ptice, but \the new
is rriostly of light and inferior quality, and is lower;
of. Barley many fresh atrivalS, and is cheaper ;
White Pease and 3s. per qu3rtr.r dearer ; new
Tick Beans likewise, being more in deinand for ex-
pOrtation ; there are many fresh Oat arrivals, and,this
article is cheaper ; the general sales of Flour are
near ss. per sack lower.

W heat , 64s a 76s a 84s ed
Fine ditto 88s, a 89s or:
Rye - - .4ps a 46s od
Ilariey - 4os a 4;s cd
Malt . . 72s a 78s ed
White Pease 6os a 6Gs ed

Beans -42 s a 42s od.
Tick Deans a 41s od
Oats us a 26s a 23s od.
Poland ditto 32$ a 335
Rape Seed 281. od
Fine Flour 66s a 72s od
Seconds - 6os a 68s od

4; rey ditto 4zi a 465-ort
London, England, 1806-10-10

• THFATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
T.
O-MORROW EVENING, O&ob,r u, 1805;
mai be performed

- • THE WONDER.
Don Felix, Mr. ELLISTON';
Colonel Briton,. Mr. CA R L ES,
(From the Bath Theatre, being his first appearance on this
Stage);'
Den Pedro, Mr. MATHEWS;
Gibby, Mr. CHERRY;
_ Lissardo, Alr. RUSSELL;
Donna Violante, Miss DUNCAN;
• Donnilsabella, Miss-Mt LLON
Inis, Mrs. SCOTT ; - -
Flora, Miss POPE.
WITH
London, England, 1806-10-10

novelty of only 20,000 Tickets,,and grandeur of
present State Lottery. Scheme, has attraaed tine
notice of all classes of people. The singular cir
curnstance of "snore Capita} Prizes 'and -less TiJiets
so pleases the Public, 'and has occasioned:such a
mand ftir Tickets,and Shares, that it is expeaed the
Whole Lottery will-be said by the 13th instant, .the
Day the Drawing-' commences.
HORNst4y and Co: respeEtfully acquaint the Pub-
lic:that they are selling Tickets and Shares which
will "entitle the purchaser to to,pool. next Monday
morning, -besides several Capital Prizes of (.:o,obol.
10,0001. and 50001:- at • their old established:State
Lottery ()tikes, 26, Cornhill,-: 52, Charing-crossA
and St. Margaret's'Hill, Borough.

Still' 1\72.1V5.

GRAVESEND, OCT. S.

•Vassed by—„the: Sir. Sitlrey —, front Demerara ;
Onion Gooch, from Berbice ; Ranger, Morris, front SUFl-
rwit ; o rion, Ross., frOtti ITernerara ; Lord Duncan. Lune,
from Limerick ; Fiarmony, Saingthe, Conspike, Kenseck„
Fryer, Lawson, Aurora, Stocker, Fo,tune, Anderson, Berms
wick,_ Matt, and Lawrence and Mary, Miller, from N or-
way ; Carolina Matilda, Berg, Elizabeth Sophia, Nelsonen,
Linenhafl, Mars',all, 'and Generous Friends, Bossey, frona
Tonniugen.

_ .
Sailed-.—the Shannon, Daniels,: for Limerick ; Isabella,
Robscin, for St. Petersburgh ; Si. Michael, for Elsi.
'fore ; and Catliarifta,Dorathea--, for Harnbro'.

MARRIED.

On Monday last, -at' Clifton; Henry A. Cerjat, Esq. la
Mrs. Susan Baird, .-.:lntgliter of the Late William Baird, Esq.
of I4ewlyth.
On Tuesday last, at All Saints Chnrch, in Derby, Mr.
Church, Merchant, of Liverpool, to Miss Bentley, laugh.
ter of john Bentley, Esq. Merchant,. City koad.
_ _

On the zd inst, at Gtiernsey, lohh Savery Brock,' Esq. to.
Miss Eliza 1)e jersey..

On Monday the 'ph ult. at Valenciennes, by permission.
of Ha E. the Minister .of War, G. W . tennings, Esq. son_
of the late G. Jennings, Esq. of Putney. Surrey.' to Miss
Fanny Trelawney G rth wai te, eldeit cfaug.hteTof lgjin Douce-
. Garthwaite, of Godalming, Surrsy,
London, England, 1806-10-10

CAPITAL- FARM, 'Mt •FARMS,

In theVALE of EVESHAM, and COUNTY ofC LOU..
CLSTER, }ALE of TITHES and POOR RATES,
ryen3E LETT, the whole aad cOmplexe PARIS}(
of Si • ryi itv 1 E- ASTON, containing about tOOO
Acrcs, lying in the heart of that Vale, so long celebrated tor
its (Amine fertility, situated within three imiles`of Evesham,
a great tn4rket-town, and two miles and a balf from the
navigable River Avon, which, at a short'disfance, joins the
Severn, thus allincling' a ready market for its prothice, and a
conveyance for•the fittest Lime, .to which Manure it has
hitherto been a stranger.
Somervi, Ic Aston is divided into large well fenced Inclo-
sures, the Village lying in the centre. The Soil is of the
richest Manly Clay which this kingdom has to boast ot, and.
Davin been tilled at a very shallow -depth, it is to any.good
tillage Ilusbandman new land. -One half of the Parish"
or will he, Ailled, the .other half is C; razhig or Dairy ,Land.
it will be.Lett for a Term of Sixteen..-Yelrs from the ph of
November_ next, in One, Two, or Three Farms, the build.'
ions admitting, of either arrangement, and each allainent
lying within ir.4f(i»;4•Tence.'
• I f?ont elispostil of. by _Private Contrail ((of Which the ear—
best Notice wi)l be given) it will bo LETT by AUCTION;
at the Crown Inn, Evesham, Worcestershire, at" Three
o'clock on Saturday, the Ist of November next.
Immediate: Possession will. be given .of two-thirds of the
Parish, and of tlie remaining either now or within ton t.
yeai-, as will beltereafter notified.. -
Ptinted Particulars will, be had of Mess. Lavender and
Co, Solicitorsi .Evesbain ;. of ‘Villiain Kiriglake, Esq.,
Taiintai .S. 'C. 'Esq. Writer to
the Signet, Echo burgh ; and at the house of the 'Right' How.-
1,,0ti Somerville (the .Ptoprietor);:,l4ll-stretr,:•Lonclon, to
vf4oni orleri,inti be ffi4cle.
Sept, ;e,-:ific;"6„
LINCOLNSHIRE.

=. .' J.

... ~..
tAAT, WEST, and W n.; !AIME FENS DRAINAGE.
•TO -SOLD 13Y AUCTION,"'
At ttie Peaceck Inn, 'in Boston, ..on Thursday the and
F a. qty the iith Days of .0610er:1-text, hetore-the Special
‘ tnmissioucrs aaing under and. by virtue of certain -Acts
cf erliament passed in the .41st and 43d Years of %the
Reign-hf His preset-it Majesty, -for the Drainage of the said
},Lst, West, and`Wilditore Fens, at their Adjourned Meet-
.,ii-ig Olen to bAltolden' pursuant_ to the Directions or the
said Ads, in Lots, Stibjed,to such Conditions 'of Sale as-
' shall be then and, the'reproduced, . • - -. •
ONE Thousand Four Hundred and ' Ninety-.
seven Acres a.,d Two.Rockis of •RICH- PASTURE
CROUN D in the W-EST FEN, between NLi.whain Dram
and the New Cut near _the Common Fend ke, and on the
V ortli-e of the Road leading from Boston by SWinecoies
indosMs. to Horncastle, Tythe-free. --Each Day's Sale
iv ill•coinmence precisely
,at Threp O'CloCk In Op Atter-
-400n! ,
..

_ .
l'pns of the several Lots may be seen at the Principal Inns
t;oston, Spil;,by, apd lionicastre ; and Particulars had at
A-6e Oflices of the Clerks to the said Commis.sinpers in Boa-
tel), and, S pilsby. ,
By Oulu of the said Commissioners,. . •
, SAM. TUNNARD,
,C,lC,rks. •
BRACKENBUR

~~~
London, England, 1806-10-10

&rte.

- •
N. 8., fro Tender jor a less quantity than One Hundred Thou_
sand Rods, and Five Hundred Bolts qtFlags,-will he admitted.
The Conditiwrs of the C7ontrasls may Ge se,et at the J'ccretaty's
Office.

regard will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall
not 6e inserted in worth at length, or that, shall not be delivered
to the Board before One o'clock on the said Wednesday the 1t.6
inssant ; nor unless the Person who 'makes the Tender, or same
Person es his behalf,' attends, to answer, •when called for.
London, England, 1806-10-10

NA VA L NEWS.

1
DOVEA, OCT. g.-Ari uncommon heavy firing
commenced in the diret-tion of Boulogne about
seven o'clock last night, and continued till five
o'clock this morning -without intermission. It is
Supposed that an attack was made on the Enemy's
Flotilla by our Blockading Squadron wh►ch sailed
over to the French Coast yesterday morning from
• the Downs. .

Passed by the Montreal, Danish East India Ship,
from Copenhagen: to the East Indies.
Th Clyde Frigate, Commodore OWEN, 'sailed la,st
evening 'for Boulogne,
,for the purposeof bringing
Lord LAUDERDALE to England.

PLYMOUTH? OCT. B.—Sailed the Charwell Sloop
of War, Capt. CHAMBERLAYNE, to join the ;Trans,.
ports'with tAW 40th Regiment which sailed hence

yesterday.
Sailed the Laurel Sloop of War on a Cruize.
Arrived the Plover Sloop of War from the east-
London, England, 1806-10-10

ward.

Pon-rsmouTn, OCT. 9.—This afternoon a RUE-
sian Squadron, under the command of a Commodore,
arrived at this Port from the Sound, consisting of
5 Sail of the Line, 3 Frigates, and a Corvette 'ar-
rivcd also the Resolute, Foi-uyti-d, and Dapper Gun-
brio-s frOm a Cruize.
.0

Sailed the Vesuvius tomb for the Downs, and
the John, MUNDAY, fitted out from this Port for
Buenos Aires, laden
.with various goods and mer-
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TREATING ACT.

Mr. S. LEFE'RE, in the -absence of his Right
Hon. Friend (Mr. Tierney), put off the Motion of
which that Right Hon. Gentleman had given notice
for to-morrow, to Thursday next.
Mr. W. DYNDAS stated, that the Bill fqr Athend-
ing the Bankrupt LaWs of Scotland would expire
on the 25th instant, and gave notice, that on Wed-
nesday next he Mould move for leave to renew that
Att.

The Sheriffs of the City of London presented at
the Bar a Petition from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen,
and Commons of the City of London, in Common
Council assembled, relative to the enlargement of
Smithfield Market,--Referred to a Committee.
London, England, 1806-03-04

and the-JUdicial Fewer§ sbould be kept elitina? 'nor
was tli'ts distinaion charadteristic of a free' Govern-
ment: In. Turkey they wire kept. totally distinCt,
and despotism was; the result. In America they
were allowed to be united, and 'freedom nourished.
—lt had been asked for what purpose the Lord Chief
Justice had been
,wanted ? He would answer, that
,he bad been wanted to assist in endedvouring to re-
pair the dreadful evils that had_been brought upon
the Country by the rash, intemperate, and Misguided
councils of the late Administration. He would give
his hearty vote against any Motion that at such a
dreadful crisis was calculated to harass the present
Governrnert.

Lord -MULGRAVE and Lord HOLLAND mutually
explained.
Lord GRENVILLE declared, that whatever re-
sponsibility was attached to the recommendation of
Lord Ellenborough to His Majesty as a fit person
for a Cabinet Minister, rested solely on himself, and
he was far from wishing to shrink from it. From the
first moment that he heard there were any doubts on
-the subje6t, he was anxious that it should undergo a
full discussion in Parliament, and he really felt him-
self under considerable obligation for having, brought
it tbrward. The discussion it had undergone was of
such a nattire, that it was impossible there could re-
main ,a ruin ;—no, not a fragment 5---410, not an
atom of bad impression on the public mind. Those'
who opposed the Measure allowed that it was neither
illegal nor unconstitutional. The expediency alone
then remained to b& Considered.. (We regret very
Muds that our- limits will not allow us to enter into
a detailof the Noble Lord's arguments in support of
the expediency of appointing the Lord Chief Jus-
tice to a seat in the Cabinet.) He concluded by de-
claring that he gave His Majesty his written advice
to take him into the Cabinet, because he considered
him as a man - peculiarly qualified for the.
circum-
stances of the times, as a man of an elevated and
firm mind, of unblemished chara&er, and of extra-
ordinary talents. He had no reason to repent his
choice.

The LORD CHANCELLOR left the Woolsack,
and Spoke against the Motion. lie wished the
Noble
.Earl who brought it 'forward would follow
the advice that had been given by the Noble and
Learn6d Lord who followed him,aslo the distinguish-
ed individual wbo was the obje6t of it, namely, to
refle& and change his opinion. Young as he was in
that-House, he would take upon himself to say,
that such a Motion had never been made in it. if
he did not vote against it, he should think that His
Majesty could not better exercise the prerogative
which had been alluded-to, 'than by immediately re-
moving him from the situation which he had now
the honour to hold.

The Motion was then put, and lost Niithout a di-
vision.—Adjourned at Half-past One o'clock.

govsE OF COMMONS.
MONDAY, MARCH 3.
Mr. HURST presented a Petition from the Debtors
confined in the gaol of Horsham, in Sus ex. Order-,
ed to lie on the Table.
Mr. SHERIDAN, Colonel .McMAnoN Mr. COURTE-
NAY, and Admiral MARKHAM, took the oaths and
their seats, on their re-ele&ion.
London, England, 1806-03-04

INTVAIBER 4202.]

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

MONDAY, MARCH 3.

A Naturalization Bill, and some of the Public
Bills on the Table were read a second time.

The Marquis of ABERCORN wished to call the
attention of their Lordships to the case of Mr. Justice
Fox. On a former occasion, when he rose to move,
that the witnesses in thil case be ordered to attend
cn the 28th of April next, a Noble:Baron opposite to
ti 6 (Lord Grenville) expressed a wish that the
MOtion should be deferred for a feNNt days, that Noble
Lords might have time to consider when it would
be 'niOst 'convenient to take steps. He then
acquiesced In the suggestion of the Noble Baron ; but
he was at lo,s to see. _why there should.. be any
wish further td delay it. Their Lordships mast be
sensible of the ;iukward, the unseeming dilemma in
-which the Learned luttaT: must be.placed: they would
continue to hang over him the terrors of this ea,
communication ' • they would suspend him from the
exercise of his judicial funCtions, or send him to the
execution of them under circurnstances which could
riot well give weight to his dbatatter or his opinions.
The Noble Marquis was therefore at a loss to see
`upon what ground any further obstacle or de-
lay should •be thrown in the way of the progress
bf the business. His intention, therefore, was to
move, that the principal witnesses be ordeted to at-
tend at the bar on the .28th April neat.
Lord GREIVILLB confessed, that he had not
yet made up his mind upon the subjeet, though he
would not oppose the present Motton. Yet it re-
quired much consideration how to proceed in it ;
and while he abstained from making any opposition
to the present Motion, he should hold .himself
justified, either lat protest, or reservations to take
such steps in the business as further consideration
of it might suggest.
The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM and Lord Aucx,
LAND contended, on the ground of their former
arguments, that the question should never have
been brought before that House.

Lord BUCIUNGII A MULIRE and Lord Iltwxesnuttir
Were rather of opinion, that as it had been taken up
by their Lordships, and so far advanced in, it would
Tow be unfair to the individual it concerned, and in-
consistent with the consistency and dignity of their
Lordships' proceedinoc,s, canselessly and abruptly to
give it up. After a few more observations fiom the
same Noble Lords, the question was put, and agreed
'to without a division.
London, England, 1806-09-03

BANKRUPTS.

'lames Smith, late Manchester, praisterer, to surrender
Sept. 29, 30, and Ott. 14, at eleven, at the Bridgewater
Anna inn, Manchester.. Att lines, Mr. P. Hurd, King's
Bench_ walks, Temple, London ; or Mr. W. Vartington,
Manchester. _ _

'Qeurge Hunt, late of Stalbridge, Dorsetsliire, linen draper,
to surrender Sept. 1 t, v., and Oct. 14, at eleven; at 'the
King's Arms inn, Sherborne. Attornies, Mr. Score, Sher—
borne ; or Messrs. Price, Brown, andßevan, Lincoln's..
Tniii London:
_ _

john Simpson, of FairforcL Gloucestershire, carrier, tq sur-
render Sept. 6, it, and Oct. 14, at eleven, at the-Crown
,and Thistle Inn, Abingdon, Berkshire. Attornies Mr.
tiorLind, Abingdon ; or Messrs. Blagtave and Walter,
Symond's Inn, London.
William Williams, late of Falmouth, Cornwall, grocer, to
surrender Sept. 26 27, and oet. 14, at eleven, at the
house of lames Wynn, Falmouth. Attornies, Messrs.
Shephard and Adlington, Bedford-row, London; or Mr.
Tippet, Fahnouth.
Giles Limber, of Sandwich, Kent, linen-draper, to surren-
der Sept. 5, oa. 3, and 14, at eleven, at Guildhall. Can-
terbury. Attormes, Mr. Lee, Sandwich ; or Messrs.
Lodiogton and Hall, King's Bench-walk, Inner 'I empie,
London.

David jtonerts, of Trump,street, London, warehouseman, to
surrender Sept. 4, at on; 13, and Oct. it, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Drake, Ord Fish-street, Doc-
tors'- Commons. •

john Callahan, of the Pavement, Moorfields, Middlesex,
merchant, to surrender Sept. 16, 2a, and Oct. 14, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Vvarrand, Castle-court,
Budge- row.
London, England, 1806-09-03

STAFF.

Captain George.j. B. Tucker, of the gosh' Foot, to be De.
puty Adjittant.Gentral to the forces serving at the Cape
of Good Hope, with the kank of Major in the Army..
George Daruction, .Gent. to .bc Assistant-Cominussary of
Stores, Pro Visions, and Forage to the forces.

• • - Triniy-House R 7.41 14henteer
The Right Hon. George john Earl Speoctr .to be Colonel,
vice the Right Hon. William Pitt, deceased". Lieutenant
Richard I:ewin to be Captain (f.a Company. Licutei?ant
joniithan‘Vilson to be (Otto, vice Lawrence, deL.ca,ed.
. Second Lieutenant John ileatson ru fitst.Litutchant„

vice ,Lewin. Second I ientettant Tames Thomas to' be
tiitto, vice Wilson. 'Charles Rain, C;c3l.. !'. be Second
Lieutenant vice Beatson. SArnuel' Glut. to be
dirto, vitt:Thomas.

ERR A.Tust.
The unler-mentinned Appointments are to the ;Ist Regi-
ment at Foot, and not to the 4,tn Regiment of rout, as
stated in roe Gazette of the 26th ult. viz_
To be Lieutenants, by purchase— Ei:sign Samuel Beardsley,
vice Keyt, promoted: Ensign I. H. Diew, vice Redwood,
promoted. Ensign Giles Vision Barker, vice'Bluointield,
promoted.
To be E►isi;tn, with Out purchase—,Edward Frederick, Gent,.
vice Ross, promoted.

ecinm:ssi,nl it the 386, or Ayrshire Regiment of Militia,

signed by :bF L rd L,ieutelant.
Ensign lames !hod to be t.►eutenant, vice M'Clatchie, ap-
pointed to the Line. Dated Aug. 3, a 6. Allan Dunn,
(:, .it. to be Assistant. Surgeon, vice M'Clatthie. Dated
s A O'C. •

Co,mission signed 6y the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr.
Ist Regiment of Ayrshire Volunteer Infantry.
loin Silaw, Esc . to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of
Captain, since June 25, 18:3, vice Campbell, appointed to
the Line. Dated Aug. zz, 18(6 Captain Alex Hamil-
ton to be Major, retaining his Company, vice Shaw,. ap-
pointed Adjutant. Dated as above.
ad Regiment of Ayrshire Volunteer Infantry.
tst Battalion. Ensign John Walker to be Lieutenant, vice
Rae, resigned. Dated Aug. at, tBO6. William Kay,Getit.
to be EiAsign, vice Walker, promoted. Dated as above.
zd Battalion. John Morrison, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated
Au►g. is, t 8 6.
Commissions Jived by the Lord Lieutenant of the County cf
Radnor.
To be Deputy Lieutenants—Harley fames Hague, Esq.
Dated Aug. 19, 03e6. Peter Puget, Esq. Dated as above.
London, England, 1806-09-03

VAUXHALL.

Under the Patronage of His Royal Highneap the PRINCE
of WALES.

THIS EVENING, Sept. 3, will be a Superb
GALA and FI RE.WORKS.

Admission Three Shillings.
tr The Public• are respealully informed the Gardens
will CLOSE for the Season, -with, a Repetition of the
PRINCE'S GALA, this Evening:—Orders will not be ad.
mined.

GRAND SURREY CANAL.
IVOTICE is hereby given, That the INTEREST
ill due the SOBSURTBERS' to 'the O-PTIONAL
LOAN on ieIORTG AG E on the 15th ult. will be paid kcy•
applicz.tion 4 the Office, Will's Cotiee-House,.Cornhill, on
Wednesday the loth inst. and allowing days, between the
Hours of Twelve and Four o'Clock.
By Order of the Committee, •
EI)W. D. !ONES.

Sept. t, ifio6.

D. CLAPAE's LEC PURLS.
DR. CLARKE ai4ll Mr. CLARKE • will begin
tneir.I.ECTUiMC,'.23 onIII)WI*ERY and the DIS.
EASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, on Monday the
4tP. of Oftober.
The Lectw.a are re.dat the House of Mr. Clarke, No. to,
Upperlohn-street, C; :lden-squ are, from a Quarter past Ten,
in the Morni4, rill a Quarter past Eleven, for the wave-
nience df 3tudel.ts atten.!iAg the Hospitals.
Farther Particulars iox, be known by applying to Dr.
Clarke No. 1, New Burlington-street • or to Mr. Clarke, at
the Lel:bare-room, N. to, I.3pper lohn-street, Golden-
square.

WI MPLlL,bllAic.thNatllthLeLl\Ereßw a raedsitemlibrov"eYd Einforms b
etihe
rg
the Fourth) of that much-admired Wont called The MISE-
RIES of HUMAN LIFE, will be ready fox publication on
Tuesday next.
...
Albemarle-street, Sept. 2, 1806.
London, England, 1806-09-03

LAW.

rr HE Advertizer, who has served his Clerkship
in the Country, imd been some years sinc.e in Offices of
considerable buqiiiess -io London, and has oeen admitted,
wishes to engage hi►nselt' as an 1 a-door ASSISTANT to an
ATTORNEY of rapctiability. in the Country, with whom,
upon his advancing an adequate Sum of Money, he rua)
eventually become a Partner, ►t ►t should be found agreeable
to each party.
Letters, pust-paid, addreed to Mr. Highmoor, Solicitor;
Queen-street, Cheapside, London, will meet with attention.
London, England, 1806-09-03

N. 11; AL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTII, SEPT. .2.—Last night at eight
o'clock the homeward East India Fleet passed this
Port under convoy of the Adamant, of .60 guns,
Capt. STILES, after a passage. of six months, viz.
Hope, Henry Addington; Wexford,' Royal George,
Cumberland, Ocean, Win-ley, Coutts, Scaleby Castle,
Exeter, Bombay Castle, Earl Howe, Wyndham; and
two South-Sea Whalers.

Arrived to day L' Hercule, of 74 guns, and the
Virginia Frigate, from Plymouth.

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. I .—The Hercule,,of 74 guns,
which sailed yesterday for PortsmOuth, Was re-called,
soon after getting under way, by signal from Maket
Tower, and, after remaining about an hour, prp-
ceeded again to the Eastward.

The Transports, with the Troops composing. the
Expedition, weighed this morning from the Sound,
*nd came into Harbour, for the purpose of disem-
barking the Troops, which has been going on all
day : it is reported the whole, consisting of about
7000, are immediately to be encamped on Robo-
rough, Buckland, and Bickleigh Downs, about five
niiles hence.

All the Militia Regiments now here are to go
into cantonments in the neighbourhood.

SHEERNESS, SEPT. 2. —*Arrived His Majesty's
Ship Astrea, from the Downs ; * also His Majesty's
Ship Spy, Capt. HußsoN, with ninety Sail under
convoy, from the Baltic 'and have passed for the
River.

Sailed ais Majesty's Ship Giatton, with the Crew
, of the Tremendous, for Portsmouth.

FALMOUTH, At7G. 3 1 .—Arrived the Duke of Kent
Packet, Capt. LAWRENCE, with a Mail from 'the
Leeward Islands, in 34 days passage from Tortola.
Sailed the Hunii‘er Armed Ship, Capt. Hui.,
with a convoy for the Downs.

DEAL, SEPT. 2., ...Sailed yesterday, after Post;
his Majesty's Ships Edgar, Right Hon. Admiral
ofd Kama, Clyde, Commodore OWEN, arkd sever
?al Oiher Cruizers, for the French Coast.

. Arrived from Portsmouth, for Sheerness; the
Tortunde Frigate; also arrived the Trusty Man of
War, and remains in the Downs with the-rest of the
Ships as per last:
Last night the Ship Orozaniboo, erom Phi-
ladelphia, bound to Amsterdam, laden with sugar,
Coffee, &c. got on shore on the Goodwin Sands, but
was got of by the Boatmen, and brought to the
Dawns. •
London, England, 1806-09-04

NUMBER 4360.]

. • MORE CAPITAL- PRIZES,
And Five Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottery.
The 1. first-drawr►.Ticket entitled to - . .
TEN- THQ•USAND• POUNDS;
• , All other CN-titl4l Prizes arc afloat.

PURCHASERS of TICKETS arid. SHARES will
have the opportunity of obtaining aft the Capital prizes;
provided they purchase before the Drawing commences,
which will be on the 13th of Othiber next. The SCheine.
Contains
,equal Advantages of
TWENTY TI-lOUS:).ND POUND PRIZES,
TEN •THO-USAND POUND PRIZES,: :-•
Ti-lOUSAND POUND PKILES, ezt.
To former Lotteries of-double the N wither of Tickets.
Twenty Thousand Tickets only, and no other-State Lottery_
to be drawn this Year.
• S,C H f NI E.
So. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value.
3 -
3 , io,ooo
3

8-- - -

1,000. -" 5,000
- - j o - - - - 7 4, co
20 - 2.000
40
4,100 - - •i• •••• 81,coo'
TiCra.'S , ' • - a0.0..p00
Sii,,f24 are on Sale at, evf•ry T,..ttery
Ticket - - L; lq 15 o
ijalf - z o Eighth - 2 ii 6
S Sixteenth - - i 6-o

..---

MR. C.ARPUE will commence hisIiECTURES
on ANATOMY anti SURGERY 9 Weduem.lay,
Ole ist Odober. . .
' Particulirs may be known by applying to Mr. Carpue, at
Ws House, so, Dean. street, Stho. ,

MORTGAGE.-- Wanted immediately, by
• Gentleman of considerable Property, I'l V E Tao U-
SAN I) POUNDS, secured on several Freehold Estates worth
nearly double the Stun .in- the present' state, but are capable
of very great Improvements, which is ,iirtnicdiately to take
place. The Money may remain'a short or long time, as -the.
Mortgagee pleases, and the Interest paideyery•lialf-),2.:r re--•
gularly, at a Banker's in London.
For
,particulars inquire at Mr. Redmins, Stock-broker,
No. 12; :Upper Thotnintugh-street,teillord-square, or at the
London, England, 1806-09-04

.211LiNGa PAR E.

A

MR: Ent-rote—As there has :rarely appeared in 'several
New-,,ftt,ers various accounts of Mr, PAR
t raietlers in Africa. you win much oblige me by inserting
the.tbilowing Extr..6l of a Letter nom him td his Friend at
Coree, h, in,: the only authentic information receivol J ince he
reached the River Niger. •

Sansanding, Buitboura, Noy. 10, ISo4

MY DEAR FRIEND,

" We left the Gambia in good health and spirits,-
and c.)ntinued travelling with the greatest and most
flattering prnspea of success, till we had crossed the
Falam River, and entered l'‘linskoodo : here, alas I
the rainy season commenced, and the soldiers were
a:leaed with fevers. The fever had at first the ap-
pearance of typhu, but in a few days the yellow
tinge of the skin convinced us that we had a more
dangerous" disease to contend with [here he relates
Ills method of. treatment, whieh, he says, he has
every reason ,to believe would have been very sue.:
cessfUl had they had proper convenience; and not
been exposed A) the heat of the sun]. Our num-
-13.!• d mitrished very rapidly ; for, as the rainy sea-
son a ivin ced, the dysentery made its.appearance,and
we reached the river Niger (22d Aucr°.) in ayery weak
an' si kly ;state. On our arrival we had a long
p laver with the Kipg of Bamboura, nand received-
pe.mnssion to. pass to the Eastward, and arrived
at Thirpla (Sansanding)', where we have resided
near two months, fitting out our Schooner, and lay-
ing in provisions. The healthy season is now set
in, and I indulge the hope of reaching the coast be
fore .any more. of us drop off. Out,of Europ
eans,.
who Europea,
who _left the Gambia in gOod health, only ',lent.
MARTIN and three sblcliers* -of the Royal African
Corps and myself remain alive. I have not had a
day's sickness since I left Goree. Mr. ANDERSON,
my brother, friend, and companion, died ofa dy-
sentery oil the 2sth of October, and Mr—ScoTT of
a fever,.o.vO mouths ago. I am, your's, &c.
(Signed) " MUNGO PARKE."

The Guide who brought these Letters says, that hc.sawi
Mr. PAR KV. to the liasrward of Sans Coding, after the dlte of
his Lttter. lie also reports,. that there was•an Engii it Slup
in the Gambia that had Letters on board frurn Mr. P ARK E
fob Nlalesty's Secretary of State.
.* Names of the soldiers :—Abraham Bolton, John Con-
nor, Thomas Higgins.
London, England, 1806-09-04

CURE OF STONE AND-GRAVEL.

MR. PERRY, Surgeon; Southampton-street,,
bloomsbury-square, Proprietor of ADA MS's SOL-
VENT, a mild yet efficacious eitre'-of STONE and GRA-
VEL in the BL A DDE R or K I DNEYS, acquaints the Pub-
that he.nas for some years devoted his whole professional
attention to the above Diseases, and their complication with
that of Gout. He may becomulteddaily at his own House,
and more especially cn Wednesdays and Fridays, where he
dispenses the Solvent in bottles of 45. 6d. its, and 11. 2S.
Stamps included, Iwo of
.which last scarcely. ever C'or.
'rezt tile calculous diathesis in the habit, and thereby pre'venr
the concretion of Stone in persons ofasedentary life.
SOld also at Bacon and CC's, 153;. Oxfoid street, and at
,Bolton's, front of the Royal Exchange. • "
The Author's " I.?iSquisitiort of the Stone and _Cr:l,olr'
nini., Edition, price is. 6d. is just published, pointing 'but-
Sheir rid the Dict to be'observed during the Cure,
with many -.xtraorninary -Cases, some of petted recovery
even alter the operation had been resolved on,.
London, England, 1806-09-04

FREEIIOLn ESTATES.

Consisting of Dwelling-houses; Stable-yards, Warehouses,
Wharfs, situm: in Gray's-inn-lane; Fleet-Street ;
Falcon-court, Fi,er-streer'; Cow-lane, Smithfield ; COle-
- Irian-street, tike l'oultry, Upper Thames-street, and Harp
lane, Lower Thames-street: , • "
TO SO-LD 1W AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Colfee.liouse, in 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on
. T-I,iursd.,y, the t ith September, at Twelve o'clock, in
Fourteen Lots,

SEVERAL Valuc,ble and Desirable FREEHOLD _
ESTATES, comprising three new-erected Pm:Ding-
houses, extensive Yards, &c. situate on the East Side of
Gray's_inn-lane, formerly the Queen's. Head Inn, is ihe'Pa-
iish of St. Andrew, Holborn.

The spacious Preinises, with Yards, Dwelling-houses.;
-Warehouses, &c. in possession of Mr. Ridley, distiller, and
three other Houses, with Shops, &ft% :on the North Side of.
Tleet-street, in the Parish-- of St. Bride's, in . possession of
Air. Parker Lovel,*.a. A Rouse in Falcon-court, Hcet,
street, Thiiteen Dwelling houses, with • Warehouses, Om
situate in Black Swan-lane, in and near Thames-street.. The
capital Premises known by Kennett Wharf, ,Thanies-stieet,
.with Dwelling-house, Warehouses, &c. 'A Dwelling.. house
in the Poultry. An old-accustomed Pastry-cook's Shop, in
possession of Mr. Debatt. A fklessuage, with Livery Stables,
an possession of Mr. Atkinson, situate in Coleman-street.
A Messuage and Premises in C'ow-lane, corner of 'Hosier,
. West Smithfield, many }cars, in the cheese-mcngery
~one. A Messuage and. Premises known by the sign- nt: the
.tentisli Huy, in Harp-lane, Lower Thames-street. And a
I)welling-house situate at the corner of Harp-lane, Lower
Thames-street,
These Lots form very eligible and valuable property—the
princip4l part on lease.
May be viewed by leave of the Tenants. Particulars at
CarrawaY's ; of Ch. Alex. Craig, Esq. Great Scotland-
Yard, Whiteall ; of Mr. Brarrlivell, Paper:buiAings, Tem-
ple; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goklen-square.
London, England, 1806-09-04

NORFOLK/.

r 0
be,SQLD, the MANOR and ADVOWSON
of LITTLE MASSING ; w tai <tiver
Farms.,, containing together ,nearly .TWO THOUSANp
THREE HUNDRED ACRES, all Freehold. . •
The abode it "itt.tateitt within about two Miles of Houghton,'
and is one of themost'compael and desirable Estates in the,:
County.
•
• For Price and Particulars apply to Mr. Dugatore, of•Swall•
ham.

ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES.
WANDSWORTII, SURI2.I:Y.
Comprit;ing an E!tgVaie Coiripatt Villa and Land, ,in
field; sundry Inelosures uf vleadoW, Garden Griaind,
Land in the open Melds ; sever-il Eligiiae Dwelling-
}louses, a Chapel, sundry' Tenements, and. the Crane
Vtalie-House, on Wandsworth- Plaini. and sundry Tene.
=tents adjoining.
TO BE SOLD nit AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-liouse, •Changt-alley, Cornliill, on.
Thursday, Sept. it, at Twelve o'clock, in Four •Lots,
EERAL valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES,
uate in Wandsworth, consisting of Eligible andGen-
-8I::
teei Dwelling-houses; a, Chapel, and sundry Tenements,
Oardens and Lands, 'sitiue opposite the Churn, Wands-
woitli, in possession ot l'eitect, Surgeon, and ot
a compact Vula, Garden, and Land, delignifulli situate, in
Brid6erield, Wandswor;li ; a Messuage, lonown byJhe sign
of the Crane, with tile appurten.mrs, on W-titt's.),•ortn-
plain; a 'BlaelCsnittli's Shop, and eight Tenenienr3, with
Gardens, &c_ adjoining ; also, sundry' parcels < Land in
'Wandsworth CoininouField; the whore about t wenty Acres,
in possession of Mr. Ralph' Langton; and other's; the irin_
eipat part on Lease. -
May be viewed by leave of the Tenants.— Particulars at
the Spread Eagle, V; anOsWortli ; the King's Arms, v ul hain ;
Sun, Kingston; at ("arraway's; of Charles Alexander Craig,
Esq. Great Scotland-yard, W Intermit ; of Mr.
paper.-buildings, . lemple ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
btieet; Gulden-squat.:.
London, England, 1806-01-07

FASHIONS -FOR THE NEW YEAR.

A 'SELECTION of.ELEGANTandTA.STEECI. ORNA-
MENTS in FINE cow; FIIsLAGgE, DIAMONO,
tE.ARLS, and PASTE. •. ••. •
7 GA/ M;.'7AS, :S4, St. Paltl'i'Circreh-ydrd;-
v in-
.forms th Nobility- and Public in general, he has
now for their iiispedidu a rich and extensive:Assortinent of
JEW E LLE RY, for Patterns and Workmanship not to
be, equalled,-being -executed by . his own .Workmen ;
,Which means he is "enabled to -sell on such Terms as will
command Attention.

WAREHOUSE for the POWDERS, &c. to PREVENT
and CURE the YELLOW FEVER, Charing-cross, near
the Admiralty.
January 6, '&36,
rr• 7iE PROPRIETORS of this INSTITUTIQN
1. beg to express their sincere Thanks for the kind As-
sistance which the Neighbours afroided, in endeavouring to
save the Stock, &c. belonging to their CoiiCern from the
ravages of the Fire which unfortunately took place at the
Warehouse oh the Evening of the.3d instant.
The Horse and Foot Guards, and the Volunteers who at-
tended uport this occasion, are also entitled to the highest.
Praise for their exemplary Condua, and are requested to ac-
cepethe best Acknowledgments 'of the If toprietors.
London, England, 1806-01-07

Li '•

TU.E S Y, JA 2-, LTARY 7, 1806.

COLLEGE OF ARMS.
. • • • January 6, 0,06.
KT 07Ta Is hereby given, That the Carriages,
whi‘h ate to term-the Line of Procession to the Fu-
neral of the late Lord "N E.LSON,are to assembleHYde
park, by Half-past Eight o'clock, on Thuriday Morning,
the- 9th instant, and to, have admittance until Nine
Q?Clock,, upon shelving, their Tickets, as issued' by the
College of Arms, at Cumberland and Grosvenor Caiet.
They will be Marshalled- in. the 'Ride. Within th Bar, and
then proceed, one by one, across Piccadilly into St. James's
Park, and onwards. through the Horse Guards, to tile Ad-
miralty, in the Order in-which they aic to 'move in the Pro-
cession. „-

Constables and Guards will be stationed at the said Gates
of Hyde Park and St. james's Palk. • .
The Nobility, .64c..in the. Carriages cannot 'alight at The
Admiralty. "
Servants who have Silk or Ctape
.llatbands and Glove'.;
will be deemed ro be insufficient Mourning.