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London, England, 1806-02-07

PALM SOAP IN THE GP.EATEST PIiRFECTION,
Q 13EJMY haN'ing..made great linproyenients in 11;'s
• well-known ,PAI,M SOAP; recommends it with re-
newed confident:ow the Nobility•and Gentry ; prepared fruit)
that sweet fragrant article, Palm Oil, the pleasantness of
the Perfume, anti delicacy of its use, has meritetithe'atten-
tion and -patronage. of many of the first families, and is
esteemcd'a valuable discovery for softening, cleaning, btacing,
i aria preserving the Skin from the heat of the sun ; and is
also tound• art excellent defence ,agginst cold winds and sharp
frosty air:
_ _

'Sok in Squares and 13alls, is. each, with the wor& ."
muel.l3err)" on the wrapper: The Proprietor recinnicends
it-as the best Soap for shaving, pr6dUe.iiig a ti.ie soft lather,
proper for tender Facei;' in. roUnd'Cakes, is. Prepared
and sold by S. Berry, Wholesale Perfumer, No, 17,
street, Soho-. and, by his appointment,:at the princioal
tuniers in Laden anti
avins.
London, England, 1806-02-07

TO PURCHASE.

WNT'A ED an ESTATE, with a Manor and
Mattsin, 'of the:Value of frOnt is,oaol. to j 0,0041.
between Twelve and Thirty Miles,frorn LotAion.
Dired to P. 0. a 'Mr Sprague's, No. 18, Tottenham-
court-road. It eligible, a largr Estate will not be objeela
to.
London, England, 1806-02-07

NIONEY FOR LIFE ,ANNUITIES.

MII.OBERTS respe6tfully informs the Nobi-
lity and Gentry that wish to raise any immediate Sum
aboire 2001. by redeemable Annuity, he is authorized by
many most respedable Persons to advance numerous Sums
from zoel. to '2c,,0001. to he secured on Landed Estates,
Minks, Funded Property under trust by Will or Settle_
'mend at)il Clergymens' Livings, fOr which the nidst
rat Price will be given, at soon as the Seciuities can be in—
vestigated and approved, upon which Air. R. can always
give a prompt and decided answer, which prevents many dis.
agreeable circumstances that attend the Negotiations of many
others.
Personal applications, and Letters, post-paid, are daily at.:
tended to, at his House, No. 22, Cecil-street, Strand.
London, England, 1806-02-07

FROM TriE-GERlliir PATERS.

INTERESTING NARRATIVE OF THE RATTLE OF

AtISTERLITI.

The following aceunt of the engagement which
decided the fate of Austria is communicated by an
intelligent eye-witness of the bloody confliec. It is
the only one that has yet appeared which can be
considered as impartial and worthy of credit.
The battle'of Austerlitz, though. not of long du-
ration, was uncommonly bloody; and, on the Rus-
sian left wing,.where 'the •Freneh were thrice re-
pulse& with great loss, it continued incessaiitly alMost
nine limits. At this point the'cOmbatapts attacked
not only with bayonets, but the Russians even used
the 'but-ends of their muskets in the Murderous
contest.
'The French army, commanded by kb; Majesty
the Emperor Napoleon, was composed of 120,006
men, and was very advantageously posted behind
the lakes and villages of Meunitz, Telnitz, Sackol-
.nitz, and Kobelnitz.- The Anstro-Russian army,
about 60,000 strong, marched on thetst of Decem-

ber, in five columns, froth the position near Hodje-
gitz, and the same evenin 0-• -took a position opposite
0
to the French army, in such a manner that the first
division, under the General in Chief Count Bukbov-
den, Was posted Only 300 tinhorns from the French
front;• the second •division, under the General in
Chief KutUsow, was about. the same distance in the
rear, and behind that was the teserve, under the
Grand Duke Constantine. The ,cavalry, und4
Prince Lichtenstein, was likewise iu the second di

vision.
The same bight the abbvie-mentioned Generals
received orders; in cOnsequence'of the disposition
made on the part of the Austrians, to attack the
French army at seven in the morning, in fiVeth-
lunms. The two Generals in chief wished to make
some alteration, and were desirous of having caval7.
ry attached to the cohnuns but they received for
answer, that such was the 'fixed arrangemout for the
disposition and the attack. Accordingly, out of the
first division were formed the first-and second co-
lumn, which compoSed the left Wing ; out of the
:second division,, the third and fourth column 5 , and
•the reserve formed the fifth coluMn, or the right
awing. On the latter was, besides, stationed the. co,
lumtr of cavalry— This column was commanded by
/Prince Lichtenstein ; the sth by the Grand Duke 5
the sd and 4th by General Kutusow, who placed
limSelf at the head of the 4th • and the Ist and 2d
by Count luxhovden, who lei on the Ist column
in person.
This column had already advanced by s'ven
'o'clock; in two divisions, to' the village of Tclnitz,
where it attacked the right wing of the French.—

The latter received it with a hea—v fire otmusketry,
London, England, 1806-02-07

Fit~c7'fla,

On Sunday, the Ctmritets 6f A y - lbacicfr.gior,-r..*;:,
Warwickshire, of a Dairklitet.
Cately, at A rdi, - County of Donezal, the snt of
art, £sq. the Right -Hon. Lady Mat) 'Sti:sart, of a •;f!1,
born child.

On the 4th inst. at York, the Lady of Captain ruiviS,*.df
the Royal Dragogos, ()fa ;on. . . . ._ .
•Lately, at the Parsooage, Hathriton,• Mrs. Motrart,lt-a
Son.

Mra7RIED.

Lately, at Hints, Staffordshire: Thomas tell, Esq. Cap.
taro in the 4th Regiment of Foot, to Miss Bourne, eldest
daughter ot the late I. 'Bourne; Esq.

DIED,

• •
On Saturday last; at Netherby tongtown,-.Cumberland,-,
Miss Sophia Graham, aged eight months,. daughter of Sir
fames Graham, Bart.

On Sunday last, Jeremiah Norris, Esq. of Norviich.: •
Lately, at his house, Siciney-plaee, Bath, lohn Henry,
Esq. .
On Tuesday morning last, at his house, -Green's:End,
Woolwich, in the County ut Kent, in the 59th year of his
age, Mr. Fowis, after ten scars severe affliction.
On Wednesday morning, Lady liridges, daupita of the
late John Foote, Esq. Banker in London.
Yesteiday• evening, the infant daughter-of Joseph joint
Knapp, Esq. of Brompton.
On the zest of September last, of a fever,
,at Gazenore„
in the East Indies, in the 19111 }ear of his age, Chic LIS Sain.
ler Eatrrr, Esq. the second' scn of Sir Min Earner, Kilt.
and Alderman of London.
London, England, 1806-06-07

I'HII.4NTHROPIC ANNUITY PLAN.

AMEETING will be holden at the LONDON
TA Vh RN, on Tuesday Next, the Loth inst. at One'
o'Clock precisely, for the. purposk of completing the Sub.
scription, and carrying the Plan into effect.
WILLIAM LUDLAM.
Welbeck.streer, Cavendish-square,. tune 3. '.
P. c.• As nearly 300 Persons who intended to he present at
the last Meeting did not come till after it was adjourned,frotn
supposing that the Chair would not be taken till an hour
after the time appointed. I think it proper to observe, that
it will be taken on Tuesday at One precisely.
'To those who are unacquainted with the proposed Insti-
tution, it is to be observed, that in addition to the very coil.
siderable relief it will aflhrd to the Grantors of Annuities, it
will give nearly soool. a year to Charitable Institutions, and
will at tne same tutne yield to the Sul?scribers certainly not
less than from 7to 3 per cent. and probably tz or t 3 per
cent. per ann. without any risque whatever.

EAST LONDON WATER-WORKS.
TO EXCAVATORS AND BANKERS.

ANY. CONTRACTOR willing to EXCAVATE
and ENIBAN& two extensive RESERVOIRS for
the East London Water-Works' Company, by applying at
the Office of Mr. Ralph Dodd, Engineer, No. 26, 'Change-
alley, Royal Exchange, London, will have further in-
tormatiOn.
London, England, 1806-06-07

DR. TRUSLER's SERMONS.

TWELVE, 'Written by Him, on the SENSES,
PASSIONS, 8.-. c. 4to. price ios. 6d. with -a high_
finished Frontispiece, or is. each, separate, printed in a MS.
T yl.is e.
H celebrated Colleetion of tso Pradical Discourses for
the Pulpit, or Family Reading, price ts. each, or sz for il.
its. 6d. MS. Type. Those who have a part may avoid
duplicates. by sending their Numbers.
A Sermon on the Duties and Importance .of a Farmer's
Life, price ts. a fit Present to Tenants.
Ilis.Sublime Reader contains the Minister's Parts of the
Church.Servi,e,with the emphatical Words marked through-
out, price as. 6d.
His' Abstratt of common Prayer, price 3s. 6d. has the
Parts of the People and the Psalms so marked ; light for
carrying.to Church, and proper for a Psalter. •
Sold-by J. Brockwell, Carter-lane, Doctors' Commons.
(13" catalogues gratis of alt Dr. Truslcr's useful Publi-
catiens.. •

This Day was published, in 2 vols. correa.:d to the Present
Time.

DEBR ET T's PEERAGE of ENGLAND,
SCOTLAND, and IRELAND
•._ _ _

IV This is an entire new Edition, carefully cnrreded, and
contains, besides the late Creations and Additions to the
Peerage and the usual Contents, a List of British Subjeas
possessing Foreign Orders of Knighthood.
London : Printed for Rivingtons, Egerton, Stockda le,
Miileri Clarke and Sons, Crosby and Co. Cuthell and Mar-
tin, Lea, and Harding.

This Day was published,
Price res. 6d. Proofs il. is. No. 11, of

PICTURESQUE ANTIQUITIES of GREAT
BRITAIN, containing Byland's Abbey, Dover Castle,
Conway Castle, Bettigelert liridge. Engraved by S. Middi-
man, from Drawings by the most eminent Artists; with
Descriptions in English and French.
Published tor S. Middiman, No. 46, Titchfield-street ;
by W. Clarke, No. 38,.New Bond-street; where may be had
the first Number. _

Mr. MOOKE's NEW WORK.
This Day was published,
In One Volume Quarto price 11. t rs. 6d. in boards.
-L-1 PIS TLE S, ODE S, and other POEMS.
By THOMAS MOORE, Esq.
Printed for lames Carpenter, Old Bond-street.
Of whom may he had,
-r. Odes of Anaercdn, translated into English Verse;
with Notes, &c. &c. by Thttinas Moore, Esq. the Fifth
Edition, in z vols. price 12s. in boards. •
a. The Poetical Works of the late Thomas Little, Esq.
the Eighth Edition, price 7s. in boards.
On the Gth of June was published,
Price One Shilling and Sixpence,
ALETTER to the Direaors of the Hon. East
India Company, in consequence of that most extra-
ordinary Event, the Res.:all of Coverna-General Sir
GEOaGE.HILARIO BARLOW.
" Ingratitude is a vice of the deepest dye."
Printed for the Author, and sold by B. Crosby, Ludgate-
street, and all other Booksellers in Town and Country.
•

This "bay were published, in One Elegant Volume, Post
Olavo, price 7s. 6d. in boards.
TRANSLATIONS from the GREEK AN-
THOLOG Y : with Tales and other Miscellaneous
Poems.
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-
friars ; and sold by W. Deigliton, Canibildge ; and Parker
and Elan ell, 0 xtnrd.
London, England, 1806-06-07

DIED

—• • -
On Monday last, in the 26th year of her age, Mrs• N°nu• -
of Redcross. street, Cripplegate, wife of Thomas Nunn, Esq.
Yesterday, Mrs. Field, wife of Mr. lohn field, of Upper
Lambeth Marsh, aged 29. '

PRICE OF'

YEST 2

Bank Stock, 24 209
Navy 5 per Cent. shut
5 per Cent. 1797,
Irish 5 per Cent.
4 per Lent. 77 a-
-3 per Ct. Red. 59i 62
3 per Ct. Cons. shut
Bank L. Ann. 171
Ditto Short A rur.

I
London, England, 1806-06-07

NUMBER 4284.]

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, June 7, will be
performtd
A SOLD STROKE FOR .A WIFE.
Colonel Feignwell, Mr. BANItISTER ;
Obadiah Prim, Mr. DORMER;
-Simon Pure, Mr. RUSSkLL;
Mrs. Prim, Miss POP 7E ;
Ann Lovely, Miss MELLON.

WITH

FORTUNE'S
Rubin R4,n.zh-head, Mr.-MATHEWS;
Snacks, Mr. MADDOCKS;
Frank, Mr. COOKE;
Rattle, Mr. PALIVIER;
Clown, Mr. PURSE.
Nancy, Mrs, SHARF- •
Margery, Mrs. SPARKS;'
Dolly, Mrs. DORMER.

Poxes6s. Second PricelS.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second,PriCe 2.S
Callery 2S. Second Price rs.—Upper Gallery is.
,Second
Prlce,6d.—No Money to be returned.

Places for the Boxes.to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the
box- °Bice in Little Russell-street. . .
The Doors will, be opened at Half-past Five, and the Play
begin atlf-nast Six.
On Monday. The Soldier's Daughter;, after which, The
Fair Circais.,m; w:tt: The Citizen
On .1 ue3day. 1-ne. knot iirt Scandal; with High Life.
belnw Stairs, tieing the fast Night of the Company's' per-
forming this Sea,on. • •
N. B. The Free List of this Theatre (the Renters and An.
puitants excepted) is not extenti.xl to the Benefits. •
London, England, 1806-06-07

B I RTI-IS

On:Monday, morning last, the Lady of j. K►fapp,
of Brompton-row, of a. Daut:lner. •
Last week, at Dr, Norio s, Brook-street, Grosvenor.
square, Mrs. MoOre, of a Daughter.
London, England, 1806-04-03

AMEKICA.

•-- ,
Air.G.-ROSE gave notice of his intention to.bring
forward, to-morrow, a Motfon of the 'utmost con-
sequence with regard to the intercourse of, America
with our, WeSt India Colonies. Thi4 Motion lie was
urged to'press,in consequence of what he' heard
was going for Ward elsewhereicombin'ed with a Ne:
isociation of great importance which was, known to
be on the •tapis.. The idei) of enabling the- Gover-
nors of the West,lndia Islands to suspend our NA-
rigatiOn '-haws during the Waf, struck him to. be'a
proje6t sosalartniug, that -he felt it his duty.at once
to move for the prodnEtion of such ' Documents as
lie kneW-Vvere 'calculated to she*, .not only the in-
expediency, but the danger of such a proceeding.
Adjourned till to-morrow (this day)
London, England, 1806-04-03

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per, 41. 4s.

Merchant Vessels ~where :the. Complement of
;':lntl do riot allow the attendance of a Medical Mart, and
where slight.accidents daily occtir,‘ which, froin salt provi.
lions and'constitutiortal 'bad habits, degenerate 'into- foul tal-
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.BUR 's PATENT /kNTISCORBUTLC!DROPS •as an
Alterative Medicine hidily useful in healing, such ill-condi-
tioned Sores: In. eruptive cases, glandular obstrudions;' or
irritation of thestomach fmni excess of bile, no Medicine is
better calculated than this Ardiscorbutic,
,and is, worthy the
attention of those visiting warm climates. It is necessary
to ask for the Patent Antiscorbutic , Drops, with the King's
Duty printed in.black ink, instead of red ink—sold, as usual,
at the Dispensary, is, Soho-square, in bottles of 3s 6d. t3s.
nd tio^2S., Dutyincluded,.
D HEUMATIsMS, Palsies, and Gouty Aflitc-
tions' with their usual conComitants, Spasms, o( fly-
ing Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility;
originating in whatevi:r source, are relieved and frequently •
cured by WfIITEI-IEAD's 'ESSENCE of MUSTARD
P I L I.S, after evekother Means had '
The Fluid Essence of Mustard, used with' the Pills in
thos-e Complaints where necessary,, is perhaps the most. AC..
t penetrating, nd-etlettual ttemaria the World', One-
rallycuting the severest Sprains and-Brnises in less than-hall
the, time usually taken by any other Liniment or Embroca-
tion ;, and, if .used inimetliately .afteriny ',aecilerit, it, pre-
vents the part turning black.. Chilblaitra.it-prevents from
breaking, and instantly removes.theit tormenting itching.
Prepared only, and sold by R. j( )1-iNSTON, Apothecary, .
`l5 , G reek. street, Soho, London, at as. 9d. each Box or
Bottle ; and by every Medicine Vender in the United King- .
dom.
*.„.* The Gennine. has 4 black ink Stamp,' with the Warne-
of lk.-fahnston-inserted on t[.- . •-•
-
London, England, 1806-04-03

PRII7I4TZ CORRESPO,I7)E,NCE

BREMEN, MARCH 27.

ACCORDING to prorniie, beg.leave .to acquaint
you with thecurrentnews of the Continent,-wliicti ,
thbugh not very interesting, will &ive you some idett
. „.
of what is golly., on, here.
Upon my way from Ctixhaven
lions- of Prussian Infantry,, and several Squadrons of
Cavalry, marehing.towards,Brerner,lelie,- to be can-
toned there: 6w.1- in thezieiglibouring,triles; wheie.
they expea to remain.-some
has compelled his Majesty- to take -eutiro possession
of the Eleaorate' of llanover„ and even to divide
his Troops, -so fba:t be. cannot rall)t them immedi-
ately at.any given point; in case oT an inTergency.
'lt does not appeako -be-the opinion of military Men
that any rupture will take plice between .Englanif
and Prussia,: though I found upon my arrival ,here
that the mercantile peopleseeni to 'think othervii;e;'
for not-a single Underwriter will insure a shilling
upon 15iussianbottomry.
What iu‘ipiised..trie very much duriug tny' journey
was, to 'nicet-sueli'a quantity of-heavy artillery and
ammithition.waggtins, and what added to my
prise'was; that nobody caald account for it. Some

indeed conjefturek that such MoverudntS were held
out in terrerern to the English Trade,- in case
political circumstances should lender it necessary to -
. . ,
put a stop to it.; otbth-s;that'the. whole was a ma-
chine set a-goingliy Bol4tviaTE to -SOl,V,the seeds of
discord-betwixt the Cabinets of London and-Berlin.
The. Merchants here have been for some time
extremely alarmed,
.for fear, of a contribution ,being
demanded by..thei French Government, and union
tunately.find-,their fears:.too :near being realized, as
,
General. R 4rt is. now at Hamburgh, on a pecu i -
• . . ,
iiry-rnissron,Thrictis said to demand six millions of
francs from that city, and two from Lubec. flere
they won't say what sum is demanded ; but it is ac~
tually affirmed that- -three millions are required, -
which, considering the crippled situation of the
trade, and the buithen of quartering and virtually
supporting about 4060- PrUssians, must be extremely
hard. They flattered. themselves that the KING. of
PRUSSIA would have prevented such a daring rob-
bery, in "consequence` of the kind reception his
,Troops havcum,et:with: Such barefaced outrages on
society 'must-certainly be very galling -to him, Par,
ficulaily- when the unfortunate objets look up: to
him- for that proteetion which he dare not afford
them, notwithstanding he might. have the:
.best
wishes to do so.
London, England, 1806-04-03

Mr. VAIISITTADT obtainalleave to br:pj In a Bill
to re&ify mistakes in the Appointment:of ConmiiS-.
sioners.undex,a certain46l of hist. Session ; which.
-A& we could ,not understand, from the manner in
.
which the Motion-was-Managed.
,The Irish Yreastkry -Bills Bill :was reported; and.
ordered to be.7.read time to---morrOW. s.

Upon_, the' Rochdale Canal. 13111 being
,brought
down from the Lords with some Amendments, the
5-PEAXtr, tools oce'aion,--167-obTaVOliat-Atthotrgi-
these Amendments \vete- made a Money _Bill,
yet as they were of a
,nature, as would appearfrom
the context, merely, to carry into, effeCt the objea of
that House, they Coact not be considered incon-
sistent with its'pTivilekes to admit. " Still he wished
a special entry to be,niade of the circumstance, least
it ,should be drawn intO a precedent.
After`a few words 'from Sir' W: You Nor, Mr.
BAKER,'apd. Mr: WrlT.,EßFOßCE;theSpealier's sug--
gestionwas complied :with.
Mr. C. WYNNE presented Copies of the Cor-
respondence befN•vcen LOW HardwiCke 'and Earl
Spencer, with regard-10 .Lorel•ltirdWickes Suspen-
sion of the Paving Commission of Dublin. Ordered
fo 'lie 'on the Table..
same Hon. Gentleman presetAed,"purSuant
to Order, the Certificate`
Return and Cercate of the Deputy
-Clerk of the Crown' in Ireland.; With regat'd to,the
last Eleetion for the City 'of:Waterford.' ThiS Cer-
tificate, WhiCh was react :at the Table, •stated, that
the'Return stating Sir John 'Newprirt to have been.
duly' eleCted-pas dated on the 140 of Mardi, and
Was-delivered into the Crown Office in Thiblin on
the of the same month,qm which' Light 'it
was transmitted to London. When the Certtiicate
was read,

Lord HENRY:PETTY, in the-absence of his Right
Honourable Friend' (Mr. Fox), gave'-notiCe, that.
:a Motion would be, *made .to-moKrow - for` the at-
tendailee of the Sherill's of Waterford at the• Bar of
'that. House:-

On the:Motion-of Lord-FIFfN It-Y. PETTY, Sir John
Newport was added-to tile Committee for examin-
ing the' joint Accounts. between .Great'l3titain and
Ireland. ,
- • .-
London, England, 1806-06-09

A CAUTION TO TAMILI Ea.

THE 'great Reputation which Mr. BURGESS
has gained by the superior Excellence of his ESSENCE
iz*f A N CHO VI ES for FISH SAUCE has induced many
Persons to give the same Name to .an• Article entirely dif-
ferent. .

I 0 I-IN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the
Public, to caution them against such Impositions, as several
People travel the Empire. otreling Shopkeepers, &c. an eX-
Ira 'large profit to vend the spurious kind : they are parti-
cUlaily requested to ask for Buil csss's, and to observe none
is genuine but what have these words upon the Label—
" john Burgess and Sot" Original and Superiot Essence of
Anchovies."

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

FREE GRAMMAR-SCHOOL,MOLVERHANIP-
TON.

T
THE Rev,. HOS. CORMOULS having ~signit-
ied his fitiention of resigning the Office of SECO ND
MASTER to this School, the Trustees have appointed a
Meeting at the Swan Inn, in Wolverhampton, in the COun-
ty of Staflbrd, on Tuesday the sad day of July next, at Ele-
ven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to eled a Second Master of the
said School in the place of Mr. Cormoids. •
The Candidates for the above SituatioQ must be capable
of teaching the Classics, be Membeis of the Established
Church of England, and of approved morals: The Salary
attached to, this-'Situation -is One Hundred Pounds a,car,
with an House adjoining to the said School, and liberty to
take Twelve Boarders so Joni, as the'liead.Master of the said
School is permitted to rake Boarders..
Proper Testimonials must be sent by. he Candidates, di<7
reeled to Mr. John Perks, of Wolverhampton, Secretary_to
the Trustees of Wolverhampton Free prairiniur
lordshire.

• TO SELL,
AL. Very Desirable LEASEHOLD .HOUSE, of
1-11. Eight Rooins, Seventy-Ave Year to run, No. is,
West's Square, 'Surrey Side, with a Garden, and Water laid
on ; in a polite NeighboulhZiod, and close to a genteel Cha-
pel ;- fifteen minutes walk from-the three Bridges. May be
viewed, andearly possession had.

Apply to Mr. keina, 6, Great Newport.street, Long-"acre.
London, England, 1806-06-09

SALES OF.-.ES'I,'ATES

VILIAi BANKS OF THE TH ~NIES, STAINES,
SURREY,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
B 7 Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall, ontTuesday, -tune 17,
at One o'Clock,

THAT. Beautiful ::nd Conlpad VILLA, called
LGIIAM 1-1.YT14 P. _HOUSE, with .Coach-house,
Stabling for. lout horses, Offices,. Lawn, and Pleasure-
ground of two- acres, shaded by spreading trees, and slop.
ingto the Thames, and three .acres of . Meadow and five of
Arable (held for 24-years)adjeining thereto,' on-the Bank and
Surrey-Side of the Thames, at Staines.
The P.etnises comprise, On the GrOnnd Floor, a large Hallt
Billiard-. Room, Dining Parlour, and inferior Apartments. On
the FirSr, a spacious Drawing-room, . Library, four Bed-
chambers, and Breakfast-room, .commanding a pieluresque
view over the River to Windsor Castle, and firm- lick-moms
in the Attics. •

This singularly_elegatit Villa and Grounds have received
embellishments frog? various• hands to the amount of several
'thousand pounds, and"are now in complete and neatest order,
fit for the immediate occupation of a Genteel Family ;..are
held on Lease, eleven years unexpired, at the trifling Rent of
3t 1. ; but the Lease may be extended to 45 years on allowing
a small advance upon the annual 'rent.
May be viewed, with Tickets only, and printed Particulars
may be had at the Bush, Staines ; Castle, Windsor ; TalLot
and Castle, Richmond ; at Garrayvay's, and in Pall Mall.

NEAT COUNTRY RESIDENCE between PINNER
and: RICKMANS,.VORTH..
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •
By Mr.' CHRISTIE,

At his Great Room, in Y'all-Mall; on Tuesday, the x7ll inst.
at One o'Clock;

• •
ANEAT and COMPACT COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE, copyhold of Inheritance, but equal to 'Free-
hold, being subject to a small Fine certain and no heriot,
with Stabling for three horses, Coach-house, small Farm-
yard, KNitchen-garden fully cropped, Lawn, Pleasure-grOund,
and Shrubberies, Orchard, and tour I nclosures of rich mea-
dow. Land, in the whole about 16 Acres, pleasantly situated
at Northwood; contiguous to Ruyslip Coppice, a favourite
Cover of the Berkeley Hunt, and suited to.receive a modeiate
sized genteel Family, but particularly desirable for the lover
of rural amusements, the Neighbourhood being distinguished
for FOx-hunting .and excellent Trout-fishing; distant ei
miles from ['inner and Rickinpswortli, and 16 from London.
Also a Freehold recent Irullosure of three Acres, coati..

May be viewed with' Tickets, and printed Particulars may
be had at tite'Swim, RickmansWorth ; Queen's Head, Pin.
tier; Aliercorn‘ Arms, Sranmore; White Hart, Edge Ware;
at Garraway's; and in Pall Mall.
London, England, 1806-06-09

HAV.\L DETAIL.

At this interesting period, when E!.-;:c,.> 17A lITE
leas to boast that 15 Divisions of French. Ships are
afloat in various parts of the world, it tray be gra-
tifying to- the Public to rend the following State-
ment of six detached Squadrons of British Ships
now cruizing, exclusive of, the stationary Elects
which form the Blockade of Brest, Cadiz, and the

AR...410141R A L Slit R. STRACHAti.
CZCSar 84 Montague
Audacious - 74 Terrible
- 74 Triumph
12ellona

- 74
- 74

• 2.-VNUER. VIOE-ADMIRAL SIR J. 11. WARREN.
Foudroyant - - 64 Hero - -
Courageux - . 74 Namur -
Fame - . 74 Ramillies -
3.--Vtlatt. ViCE-ADMIRAL THORNBROVCI{.
Prince of Wales - 98 Conqueror
Malta - . 64 Illustrious
Achille - - 74

74
• 74

4.---UNDER REAR-ADMIRAL STIRLING.
93 Mars -
gti Revenge - -

74
- 74
London, England, 1806-06-09

•
TUESDAY, TUNE 17.
She* of HerefOrd and Devon Leicester and South Down
Cattle Tu ps lett
Prize Wethers Dead Sale of Hereford and Devon
'Prime T heaves Cattle
Ploughing Sale of South Down Ewes.
Trial of Implements
• WEDNESDAY, TUNE 1g•
Second Show of Leicester and Leicester and South Down

South Down Tups 'Nils lett
Second Show of Hereford and Sale of South Down Ewes
Devon Cattle - Sale of Hereford and De,
von Cattle. • ._
London, England, 1806-06-09

CRA.VESEND, JUNE
.6:

paed by—the-Mary Jetnima, Francis,. from Waterford.
Sailed—the Little lean, Rainsay, •tier Africa; Traffic,
Maine, for Detnerarai and Hero, Allan, .foi•:Newtoundland.

BIRTH.
On Sunday e'rening, in St. James's-square, the Right Hon.
Lady Grantham, ()la Daughter.

MARRIED.

On Monslay last, Mr. Kirkby, of Horncastte, Druggist,
to Miss Toinasin beauiriont, daughter of the late Rev. Tho.'
Inas Beaumont, Rector of Raithby, near Spilsby. The bride
is one of three sisters, now Jiving, that were born at a birth.

DIE.D.

On the 7th inst. SusannaMaria_Stjrling, in Pall-Mall.

On Wednesday last, Sir John Dams Bart.
On Thursday last, Mr. W. Page, Bookseller, near Trinity
Church, Cambridge. He was apparently in perfeet health,
when he complained of a pain near his heart, and suddenly
expired.
On Friday last, Master T. P. Jackson, youngest son.of
Dr. Jackson, of Hanover-street' Hanover-square.
A few days since, at South Shields, Margaret Tate, aged
rot. She could rcad a Newspaper till two days before her
death.

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USEFUL BOOKS FOR CHILDREN. '
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In Three Parts, eltl*r Part to be had separately, price' 3s.
each,' handsomely, halt- bour.d, . ' •
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AsSortment of Books for pzi
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5.-1.714DRR FEAR-ADhtIRAL HARVEY.
St. George . . 98 Bellerophon - -
Spartiate . S 4 Plantagenet .
Tonnant - 84
6.,—UNDER LIAR-ADMIRAL SIR SIDNEY SMITH.
pompec . . So 1 hunderer
Ajax Sa Athentenne
Excellent . - -74 intrepid
Orion - 74

64
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The two first Squadrons are in pursuit of JEROME
BONAYARTE—the three next are cruiziug off Roche-
fort, Cape Finisterre, and to the westward, in order
to intercept biln—the last is in the Mediterranean :
and it will be observed, that this list does not in=
elude the three Blockading Squadrons, nor the force
stationed in the East or \Vest Indies. When we add
to this a list of twenty-two Ships of the Line, fitting
or refitting in our Ports,. exclusive of six Ships of
the Line in dock, to supply the various demands that
may be made upon the Naval Service, we cannot
but feel that the most lively acknowledgments are
due to the ativity, zeal, and abilities of Govern-
ment, .who thus conduct a Department so highly
interesting to the security and pride of Englishmen.
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Walford ditto - - . . 20 11 - o
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St. Anthony's Roth. Catkolie Chapel, Scotland-
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Parish of Co,:clenham, - Z. Longe i 0 o o
Bernwell Parish, Cambridge 2 1 4 0
Parish of Gillinghatn, Norfolk i i 5 6
Kippax Church, Yorkshire, , 5 1 2
Township of LATlshain, ditto, ------ 7 3 6
Stranton, Durham, - - - .I. Illrkett: 13 2 0
Subscriptions continue to be received at Lloyd's, and at all
the Bankers in Town and Country. •

1. r. %-,VELSFORD, Secretary.

FINE ARTS

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print, and yet having been constantly inquired tor, he has •
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as one,- that by beginning with the first Elements of Land-,
scape, will instruel without the attendance of a Master :
the sank motives have induced him to Publish it at a Price
that will hut just defray the Expellee.
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Lessents in Landscape, with instructions to accompany each;.
the next Six Numbers will give similar Instrudions and
Lessons in Figures, &c.
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London, England, 1806-02-06

LONDON DOCK.

In the Case of the London Dock Company, who
had been indi6ted for .not ere6ting ti,vo Bridges for
the Inhabitants. of Wapping to cross by the Dock,
as the Dock A6l of Parliament had required; it was
agreed that the Judgment of the Court should be
postponed until the next Term, under au idea that
speedy application ;should be made to Parliament, to
enable the Compan to apply a proper remedl to
the grievance.
Mr. George Wilson obtained a Writ of Mandamus
to be dire6ted to the Commissioners of the• Court of
Requests of London, commanding them to hear the
Complaint of the Lord 'Chamberlain against Mr.
Bailey, who had refused to pay-40s: demanded 4
him as an .Annual Fee as a- Broker in the City, a ease
in which the Curnmissioneis doubted their Authority
to a&
London, England, 1806-02-06

NEW ADMINISTRATION.

On the Motion of Mr. Fax, new Writs were or-
dered for the Borough of St. Maws; in the room of
LMr. Windham, who has accepted the office Of one
of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State; for
Northumberland, in the room of -Mr. Grey, who
has accepted the office of one of the Commissioners
for executing the office of .Lord High Admiral of
Great Britain; and . for•Calne, in the room of Lord
.Henry Pets;, who•has accepted the office of Chan-
cellor and Under Treasurer of the Exchequer.
'Upon the Motion of 1 tr. Fox; the House resolved
into a Committee tpon the Bill respeEting the Audi-
torshif)Of the -Exchequer, Mr. Ilex in' the Chair.
Mr. C: WYNNE said, that in consequence of
the suggestions of a Right Hon. Gentleman, the
Attorney-General, on.: a former evening, he had to
'propose, a. clause, which he trusted •would be per-
fe6tly satiZaatery, and would serve to remove every
vbjedion that had been made to this Bill. The na-
ture of this clause, the Learned Gentleman described
to be, that the Auditor of the Exchequer, upon ac 7
icepting the office of one of the Commissioners of
the Treasury, should, appoint a Tiustee to hold the
officb of Auditor, which Trustee should be respon-
sible to the Auditor for the salary, and to the Public
for the; due execution of the ()thee.

•
' The Claa:,e was proposed. Upon being read, .
The A.TTOIINLY GI;,,iERAL_ said, that this Propo-
aition completely obviated his obje6tion to the Bill.

This Clause `,VIS adopted, as .was another proposed
by 111 r. C. Wynne, that the acceptance of such of-
fice of Trustee should not vacate the .seat of any
.1\ leather' returned to serve in Parliament. -

The House resuiiied, the Report was received,
and the Bill was read a third time and
\passed, with
the following titles " A Bill t«impower the Audi-
tor of the Exchequer to constitute a Trustee I'm:Abe
Execution of the said Office, under circumstances
therein rrieutionel",

Mr. auSjclssov brought in three distin& Bills,
with regard, to the Annuities to be settled on Lady
Nelson, Lord Coilingwood, and Sir Richard Strachan.
These•Bilis 'ere 'read a first time, and ordered to
be read a second lime to-morrow.
London, England, 1806-02-06

TPE KING V. KENNETT AND OTHERS.

Rolvt Kennett and Hazily Kennett came into
Conn for the purpose of receiving. its judgment for,
a Conspiracy. .
Playfair, conviEted with them, did not,
appear. _ _ _ _

liohert Kennett was rendered in discharge of his
in a civil at the suit -of Mr. Sykes.,
The Court ordered them to static! committed,
and be brought up . next Term fbr judgment,
and the imprisonment they shall have suffered then
will be remembered in the sentence.
London, England, 1806-02-06

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.

. .
Sir. 'No. 9, New Bridge-Street,' Landon.
T CONSIDER it but an at of justice due'to the
merits of your LEAK.F,'s PATENT PILLS, to cum-
ni unicate 'to you the for loWing Cure which has recently beta
performed by them : An Acquaintance, of mine, by the
breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a
complication of disorders arising therefrom), wit:it-educed al-
- -Most to' a skeleton; and although' he had the best medica'
' advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent
. Medicines, nothing could be procured which seemed to suit
his Case, Or to do' hint any service : he remained M a 'most re.
ducen and pitiable situation tot tno years, unable to follow
his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even'to stand on
his legs,, in fad no one who knew him cver'supposed it pos_
sink: ter him to rectivCr. Re was advised at last to try your
• Le.ake'S' did so, licifterlog strielly to the directions
given with them. lie had not taken more than two. boxes be_
tore he found an alteration for the better: this encouraged
him to proceed, 364 by taking a few boxes more 'lc found
his appetite and strength gradually -return, and is now as
healthy and, stout as any man I know. You are welcome,
Sir, to icier any person to me for a confirmation of the etbOve
-account •if it silo u id' tie doubted. •
• I am, Sir., your obedient humble servant,
Library, Folkstone, TIIOS. P
July fa, 'Soc.
• Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proorietor,
Tao's. TAYLOR., Member ot' the Koval Colfegc of Surgeons,
London, at. his House, No. 9, Jew Brike-sfreet;
Where, after a constant residence of more than Forty Years.,
irt a Practice particularly eireded to- the Cure of Vent-
real complaints and those incidental to the Parts of
Generation in troth Sexes, with that itiviofable secrecy
which Men of his Profession should always observe, he
flatters himself, the advice and•aSsistance he gratuitous-
ly administers to persons taking this Medicine,, will be
esteetniA, by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom
'to be obtained,*and void of antbiguity.
Also sold, by his Appointment, tor .the.eonvenience of
those living at a distance, at the l'crforner's, No. 3S, St. Al..
. ban's-street, Pail ; the Toyshop, No. to 3, Oxfbrd,
treet ; Mr: Diibbroogles. No. '7, • Fish-street-hill ; Mr.
" Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. M' Donald's, C

gow•; Mr. Callwell's lAubbn ; Mr. 1.141113).,e,x, Liverpool;
Mr. Atkinson's, Mane' hester ; and b one Verson in every
considerable Town in Great Britain aihi Ireland, in Poxes
of only zs. ori. each, Sealed up witn n 11 and plain direc-
tions, whereby persons of either. sex line, cure theinseives
with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety.
N. B. Every liox sold in Great Briniin is sealed up with
a stamp, on which, by favour or the Commissioners, is print.
ed, at the Stainp-olfiee, " T. 'Taylor, No, g, New Bridge•
street," to imitate which is Felony, and anoint-as are coun.
terleits.
London, England, 1806-02-06

ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE.

THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS
Furni-
ture, Nlattrasses, and Bedding complete, are very respea-
tully recommended to Gentlemen,as being the most portable
and superior to any othersmane, in LonitOn ; Marquees,
Tents,Tables and Chairs, on improved principles;" Sea
Cots, Sotal3edS,:and Chairs, for oil 1104 rd Ship; Musquitto
Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East.
turf West Indies, awl all Foreign-Climates, at
ikl() GAN and SAND RS's
Patent Bedstead ManufatTory and-Warc-Rooins,
NO3. 10 .ntd 174 Catherine-street, .straurt.
Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining
Tables, allowed to be the most complete and Elegant set of
Tables ever yet invented, are very ,portable, packing in a Box
but ten Inches deep.
N. B. The Faluonable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware-
house.
London, England, 1806-02-06

THE KING V. PRTESTLT.

The Defendant (the Rev. T. Priestly) came into
Court to receive its judgment for publishing a libel,
on the memory of thef•llev. N. Stilenian, a beneficed
Clergyman in the county of Norfolk, in a letter to
his Executor, after the' death of Mr. Stileman, be-
tween whom and Mr.;Priestly "there commenced in
1781 a friendship, which continued down to the
year 1792, when some disputes arose between them
concerning some.-I,4carial tyth 6 . and the state. of
their accounts; and which terminated 'in 'MT' oPen
rupture. , . -

The sentence of the Court upon the Defendant
was, that he d 6 pay to. the King a fine of do
give surety for his good • behaviour for three years,
himself in Wed. and that he be imprisoned in the
custody of the Marshal of. the Marshalsea until such
fine be paid and sureties be given.
London, England, 1806-02-06

'THE KING V. MOSELY ALLEN AND' OTHERS.

•The'refendants had been in. Court on. Saturday
jast, and the Affidavits were read, and Mr, Serjeant
..ITE.iWooD was heard in behalf-Of:qr. Mosely
Mr.lioi.itoyD followed on the sarn,2 side.
Mr. RAINE addreSsed the C6Urt for another of the
Dereildiluts; Mr. De sir ; and Mr. SCARLET for `lair., .
Abbot-.
The' SOLICITOR-GENERAL addressed the Court for
the CroWn.

After which Mr. JuStiee LAWRENCE pronouneed
:the judgment of the Court. The Learned Judge
ObServed, that this was a just and necessary proseeu-
tion, ordered by the House 'Of CoMmons to be caf-:.
vied an by His Majesty's ATTORNEY-GENERAL, for
a.riot in July last at KriaresboroUgh, by which the
eleaion for a Member to •represent that Borough in'
Parliament had been prevented. Mr. J. Mosey
"Allen, an Attorney in that BoroUgh, appeared to be
the original planner and chief instigator of this des-
perate riot ; it was therefore prdper to distinguli
his case' from the rest. The others, howevel', had
-a-6-ted in a manner highly reprehensible, Making
the proper diseihnination between the cases of theSe
parties, • the Court Ordered and adjudged, That J.
'Mosely Alien be imprisoned in His Majesty's jail of
.Newgate for. six calendar -months, and that 7'. Ab-
bot and R. Dew .be ,imprisoned in the King's Bench
'Prison for three calendar- Months ; and in that sen-
tence consideration was had of. the length of time
(three months) they had already been imprisoned.
That they, and each of them, do give surety for
their good hellavioUr for four years, to commence
from the expiration of their imprisonment, them-
selves in 1001. each, and two sureties in 501. each ;
and that they, and each of thein, be further impri-}
soned until such surety be given.
London, England, 1806-08-08

Ar A AL NEWS.

PLY MOUTH, AUG. 6.---Arrived this day at noon,
aria anCh6red in Ca wsand lii the Mars, of 74 guns,
Capt. 11. D. OLIVER, one of the blockading Squadron
stationed off Rochefbrt, and has brought hi with her
Le Rhin French Frigate; of 35—guns.: she was one
of a Sqaadron of four Frigates returning from the
West Indies, which were fallen in with by the Mars
single Ship), when they all drew up in line of
battle to receive her, and prepared for a6.tion : On
her coming up, however, with Le Rhin, the rear
Ship of the Enemy's line, the Mars fired one gun
athwart her hawse, and she immediately. hauled
down her colours ; on which the other three Fri-
gates crowded all sail, and
,were so fortunate as to

escape.
Arrived the Caledonian, of Greenock, Capt. BoA
from Wiscasset, with masts for the Dock-yard.

PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 7.—Arrived from the Downs
a elect of Colliers and Merchantmen.

Sailed the Flora Frigate on a Cruize, and Enig-
hederz , HANSEN, for Frederickstidt, and Sir Brothers,
OLSEN, for Longsound.

The Expedition still' remains waiting the arrival
from the Downs of the remainder of the Transports.

HARWICH, AUG. 7.—Capt. SAUNDERS, of the
King George Packet, sailed yesterday afternoon for
Husum, with the Hamburgh Mails ; and this morn-
ing early the Lady Nepean Packet, Capt. GEORGE
DEANE, with a Mail for Gottenburgh.
An Extra Packet arrived yesterday from Gotten-
burgh, with a Russian Messenger charged with Dis-
patches from St. Petersburgh.
London, England, 1806-08-08

Sailed the Hunter Revenue Cutter on a cruise.

POOLE, AUG. 7.—The Success, of this Port, la-
den with oil and seal-skins, is just arrived from
Newfoundland, after,a passage of seventeen days.—
She parted company from the Convoy the third day-
after they sailed from St. John's, so that the remain.;
der of the Fleet might be expeded in the course of
two or three days. The Master of the Success con-
firms the report of an American Frigate having been,
from some provocation, fired into by one of our
Frigates, taken possession of, and sent for Halifax.
They afterwards fell in with two American Vessels,
one a Ship, the other a Schooner, which were de--
tained by the English Frigate, and, sent into Sr,
John's.—The Fishery had commenced tinder the
most favourable auspice 3.

SHEERNESS, Auo. 6.—Arrived the Star Sloop of
War, Capt. SiNtrsoN, from Portsmouth, with a
Convoy ; also the Romulus, of 36 guns, Capt.
BURTON, from the Northward ; and the Seagull
Sloop of War, Capt. CATHCART, from Tonningen.
' Sailed out of Harbour,,and anchored' at the Now,
two of the Schooners (Advice-boats) ; they are tv
accompany the projeci Mortar-boat to the Downs.
AUG. 7 . Sailed the Princess of ()range for the
Downs to, receive the Flag of Admiral HOLLOWAY,
and not of Lord KEITII, as mentioned yesterday by
mistake.

DEAL, Atm. 7.—Sailed the Leveret Gun-brig on
a Cruize ; also the Desperate Gun-brig.
Arrived and sailed for -the River, the Eurydice,
COMPTON, from Surinam.

RAMSGATE, Auo. 6.—Haft-past four o'clock.—
" There are not any more Transports arrived here
since my last. A part of the 62d Regiment have
embarked and sailed for the Downs; the remainder
of the Regiment are waiting in our Barrack for more
Vessels to take them away. There are not many.
more Regiments yet come here; but more are ex-
peaed when the transports arrive. Part of the Fleet,
with Troops, which sailed from the Downs two or
three days since, got back again to the Downs, on
account of contrary winds; last night and this morn-
ing ; but seem now to be getting 'under weigh again
to leave the Downs."

CORN EX6IIANGE, AUG.B.—The fresh arrivals of
Wheat to-clay are numerous and the supplies large,
the sales are about ss. per quarter lower,, with few
buyers at that reduftion, expeCting a‘further ; Barley,
with Malt, are each rather cheaper; Tick Beans in
abundance, and are lower; Grey Pease at less; Oats
of second and inferior quality are in plenty, and
cheaper ; sales. of Flour likewise, and fine American
from 425. to 45s.,per barrel.

Wheat 48s a 6as a 713 s od Beans - 4os a 465 od
Fine ditto - Bos a 825 o;: Tick Beans 335 a 38s od
Rye - '-. 33s 3 425 3,1 Oats 225 a 25s a ,305 od
Barley - ‘ -
,325 a 37$ od Poland ditto 3zs a 335 oft
Malt - -68 s a 735 6d Rape Seeti - ' 281 - 321
White Peaie 66s a 72$ ott Fine Flour - 6ss a 705 od
Grey ditto 3os a 436 od Seconds - 605 a
,65s ad
London, England, 1806-08-08

BIRTHS.

..Lately, the .Lady of H. Ross Le.s:vin, Esq., of.a Daughter.
.Yesterday itiorping, at 11.r.ori-dey, Middlesex, the Lady Of
john Nielward,- Esq. of a Datigiiter., • -

MAR R I ED.

On Monday, at Walcot Church, Bath, Mr; Yolufge, Gen-
tleman Commoner of Ed+nond-Uall, Oxtord, to Miss New-
port, eldest ciao :Inter of Edward Newport, Esq. of.Keyford-
House, Somersetshire. • • "

On "Tuesday at that Abbey Church, Bath, Lieutenant S.
Bdnd, of the Royal Marines; to Miss Matilda Dove, of PlY-
mmit h . . -
On Wednesday, at Queen-square Chapel, Bail], Williairt
Gale. Redtvar, Esq. of famaicai to 141iss Harriet Freeman, of
Portland-place second 'daughter of the late Thomas Free-
, man • Esq. :of Le Islandk of Antigua. .
A few.days ago, the Rev. H. Davis, Vicar of,Somerton,
to Miss Anna Barrett, of Charlton Adam, Somersetshire.