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London, England, 1806-09-16

CORN EXCIIANGE, MONDAY, SEPT. is, iBofi.

From the still prevailing demand for fine old Wheats td
mix with the inferior sorts, choice reserved samples of t‘.o
former are almost out of price, while the latter have acquired
but a trifling advance upon last Monday's curiency,—Nleor
Rye, with Barley and Malt, may be taken at the price at foot.
and which will be found rather higher.—Pease ',aye rather
declined ; but Beans of both sorts are dearer.-0, lats we
have but few fresh supplies ; and, in point of value, trey
main nearly the same as last week.

RETURN OF WHEA.'
By Messrs. CHILD and M
Including only from the ist of

T IN MARK-LANE,
EALeAs, Meal Weighers.
Sept. to the 6th of Septembeto
the new Ad.
1 466 Quarters at tis 04
123

_
agreeably to
to Quarters at 971 od
•53 -- at 96s od
-- at 958 od
139
Z 3
139
261
169
114
192
17
343 - at 86s od
zit -- at 85s od
123
186
Total 6983 Quarters
is. d..lower tl

45
906
47
'34
5'7
87
72
283
2^4
bo

at 57s (4

20•
Average 735. 44d. •
ran last Return.

A RETURN OF FLOUR,
From Aug. 30, to Sept. 5, from the Cocker-Officer
Sacks. s. d. Sacks.' s. d. Sacks. s. d.
500 75 o 21 - 7 t o' Ito 67 of
28 74 o 10481 70 0 6o 66 4
93 73 0 265 69 0 290 65 fa
20 - 72 6 277 —66 a • 5 —64 •
12 - 72 0 , 13 - 67 6
Total—t2tBo c 70s. ed.
os. 00. higher than last return.
London, England, 1806-09-16

LONDON SESSIONS.

• These Sessions were held ye,,terday in` the Court
of Comnion Pleas, Guildhall, before the Lott')
MAYOR, RECORDER, and several Aldermen.
Mr. Glotrer, the owner of the Green Dragon Inn,
Bishopsgate-street, was ialieted for an assault ou J.
Milton, a' porter, at the Four Swatis Inn, adjoining
the former. It appeared, that the Prosecutor's mas-
ter was proprietor of a coach which ran to Waltham
Abbey, in opposition to one of. which the Defendant
was owner.

On the sth of May last alady drove to the inn gate,
and inquired for a Walthani Abbey coach. The Pro-
secutor told her his master's would set off in half an.
hour, and she gave him her bundle, and agreed to go
in. A servant of the Defendant's then came (int, and
endeavoured to persuade the Lady to go in Mr. Glo-
ver's.coach ; but she not being inclined to comply,
the-Defendant came out, and after abusing the Pro-
secutor in a-scandalous manner, struck him a violent
blow in the eye, and knocked him against the wheel
of the coach. The Defendant then took the bundle
and the Lady-into his own yard, and sent her off in
his coach. •

The Learned Counsel, qn the part of the Defend-
ant, began by stating, that he could not justify the
assault ; but, he had no doubt, from the evidence
be had to offer, and 'from the consideration that this
matter arose from the circumstance of the coaches
being in opposition, that the Cogrt, in case his
Client was found guilty, would not impose any very
severe -penalty on him.
Mrs. Johnson, the Lady about whom the dispute
rose, deposed, that when she stopped in Bishopsgate-
street, she intended to go in the Defendant's coach,
as she was acquaited with him ; but the 'Prosecutor
coming up, seized her bundle, and carried it, against
her inclination, to the'other coach. She called aftet
him, and desired him to bring it back, but he still
persisted ; the Defendant then came out, and,. in
endeavouring to get the bundle, a scuffle ensued, but
she could not say who gave the first blow.
'The RECORDER told the Jury, as the assault was
proved, and not absolutely denied, they must find
the Defendant guilty.
This was done accordingly, and the Court sen-
tenced him to pay a fine of one shilling, , and be
discharged.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, CLERKENIFELL.

E1...F01:E WILLIAM MAINWARING, ESQ. AND THE BENCH

OF JUSTICES, SEPT. 15.

the Sessions for the County of Middlesex, for
the trial of assaults and misdemeanors, commenced
this day at the Sessions House, Clerkenweli Green.
Daniel Llinn wai.indided for assaulting Dorothy
Arm, the wife of John Miller. The frosecutrix
was alodger in the Defendant's house, and had in-
timated to Lim •the necessity of some repairs in her
adartmems., He went into her rooms to examine
the condition of them.. What-he proposed doing she
did not think sufficient—she wished to have a new
heart.. stone put down. Some words took place,
and tie struck her, and kicked her in the groin.—
Several witnesses proved she haei, sustained a se-
vere injury, and the *Jury found the Defendant
London, England, 1806-09-16

THE GOVERNMENT ST.•!,TE, LOTTERY
CommcnceiAr4kving 1311 i of ittxt Month.
TEN THOUSAND e() u the First-drawn Ticket;
Every :mac( Prize atioat, rroin zo.000l„ to 201:
MiliS Plan places all who purchase before the
Drawing hegins on equal terms; ate advantage that has
not bgeniottited.to the Public for many years Past.
ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS,
. And tl4 'S,ViE ME contains
3 l'tizes of i - - £24,000
3 1. - 10,0:31
• soon
&c. &c. &c 6 ioob
No Prize less than 'I \venfy POunds.
The Public will observe that Ste Lottery Prizes are paid
in Sterling Money ; 20,000 t. for a 100601. Prize; and so in
proportion Col- every Other Prize.
• TICKETS and SHARES. are on Sale at all the Licenced
Lottery Offices, and by their Agents.

No, 26, CORNHILL, 52, CHARING-CROSS, anti
ST MARGAREPs HILL, BOROUGH

T_TOR.NSM7 and Co. respeafully acquaint the
Public, that the present Lottery contains more Capi-
tal "riles, and fewer Tickets, than any preceding Lottery.
A great Variety of TICK ETS and SHA R GS are on Sale at
the lowest Prices, at the above State Lottery Offices, where
all Shares of Prizes are paying in lull.
Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed on the same terms
as-if present
The Lottery begins Drawing the i3th of 061ober.

MARKET TOWN, CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE C-ONTRACT,
A EREEHOLb HOUSE; situate in the Market
rl place, of three Rooms on a Floor, with Out-houses,
containing the same Room, Chambers over the•same, Garden
and Orchard adjoining, with one Acre of Land
For further particulars, inquire of Mr. Basham, Sadler,.
NO. r 3- Charles..street,Soho; or Mr. Capon, No: 14, Nar-
ro••v Wall, Lambeth.

Itt the Press, and in a few Days will be published, price 35..
A - REFUTATION of.tl-w POSITIVE FALSE-
HOODS and Gross MISR EPR ES ENTATI ONS
contained in tlee'several, Publications professing to be written
in Reply toWlr. I El• t ER YS's Pamphlet, tntitled, " A Re-
view pitne Conduct of the Prince of Waies," Sce, with Ob-
servations, &c.

By NATHANIEL lEFFERYS.
To which will t added, a Report from the Notes of the
Short-hand Writer of the Proceedings Upon the Trial, before
Lord Kenyon; in 1796; for the Recovery. of the Slims due .to
M-r. jellerys for Jewels and Plate sold to His Royal Highness.
To he had of Mr lelE.rys, No. 44, Pali ,Mall,• where also
may be had, tile Review of ths.;„ Conduot of, die Prince of
Wales, pricels. 64_ ; .and a Letter to Mrs. Fitzherbert,
N.H. In. consequence of the numerous applications for
6' The. Refutation." now in the Press, Mr.. jefferys will
feel chliged to the Trade, andothers %fishing to be supplied
on the first publicatiou, tOr their preiious'oruerS.
London, England, 1806-09-16

NUIvi,BEK 4370.

._.._..,..._w__ . ; _ c.

THEATRE Rpy'AL• .DRURY-LASTE.'.
Ti-Ps'PaESENT EVENING, Sept. 115, 1806,
be will peflorined . .

• .
' HAMLET.
tlamlet, •Mr.- EL LISTON - •
, ,
Claudius, King of Denmark, Mr. POWELL ;
Pclomus, Mr. CHERRY;
Horatio, Mr. BA R TLEY ;
G host of namlet's .Father, Mr,' R A YMOND ;
Gertrude, Queen of-Denmark, Mrs. POWELL;
Ophelia, Mrs. MOUNTAIN,
WITH •. •

. .
'THE HUMOURIB7I%.
'Sir Anti;ny Halfwit. Mr. WEWITZER•;
' Dabble, Mr. BANNISTER ;
Beaurnrint, Mr. DE CAMP;
•Mrs.Matadore, Mrs. SPARKS ;
Diana, Miss B(?YCE.
• Vexes 6. Second Price 3s.—lt'd 3s..6d.'•Second Price ts.,
.-Gallery es. Second Price is.--Uppet Gallery is. Se-
frond Price No Money to he returned. " • -
Places for the Boxes.to betaken at the 13px,office, in Little
tussel-street.

The Doors to be opened at Half-past fiY,g,.and begin at
lfiaP? Six

On Thursday, The Beaux Stratageni ; with The Doctor
and Apothecary.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-PARDEN.
MO-MORROW EVENTr!%;G, Sept. i 7, 1806,
will oc performed

• KING HENRY THE FOURTH.
(V.,rrille First.)
Henry the Potirth; Kir4nf England, Mr. MURRAY;
Henry, -Prince o, Wales, Mr. C. K EMBLE ;
Earl of Westmoreland, Mr WA PUY ;
Earl of 1).-,ughs, Mr. CLAREMONT ;
Earl of Noi ii.Ftherland, Mr. C.RESSWELL.; •
Hotsour, M. KEMBLE
Sir [ohu Falstaff;
.Mr. S. KEAHILE,
Who is engaged tor three night this Theatre);
Lady Percy, A-I;3s W A DDY.
H.

• - - -
RAISING THE WIND.
• lererny Diddler, Mr. LEW I.S ;
Plainway, Mr. BLANCHARD;
Fainwoii'd, Mr. SIMMONS ;
Sam, Mr FMERY.;
• Laurelia Durable, Mrs. DAV NPO ;
Peggy: Mrs. BEVERLY.
Boxes 6s. Second Price -P it 3s. 6d. Second Price
is.--
Callery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Sedond
Price 61.—,N0 Money to be returned. •
On Friday, The Mountaineers ; Octavian; Mt. Kemble;
*hit The Partner.
The Public are respeafulfk informed; that Mri: Sid-
lions is engaged at this Theatre; and will make her first ap-
.pearmce this Season on Monday next, in the Charaiter of
Queen Nathbrine, in King' Henry the Eighth.
London, England, 1806-09-16

• Tlig ICING V. JOHN HEAD -T.

GLEED moved that the trial of this india-
rrient, which was for perjury, should be put off' on
account of• ihe absence of a material witness.—Mr.
Cons; and Mr. GURNEY opposed.the,application.—
The Court refused to delft- the trial, and the -De-
fen.t.tot Wit'; put to the Bar, and discharged upon
proclamation for want of prosecutors.
Thomds Bunion was indided for assaulting; his
late master, Mr. James Newman, linen-draper, of
Oxford -street.

It appea►ed that the Defendant had lived a short
time as shopkeeper to the
.Prosecutor, and when
Le was dismissed, went .to reside as clerk to a near
neighbour in the same street. It happened that
whenever the Prosecutor passed the house where
the Defendant lived, or that the Defendant passed
the Prosecutor's door, the former treated the latter

with the most apparent contempt, and sneered at
him in the most provoking and insulting manner.
This was repeated whenever they met; and one
day, in the month of June last, the Prosecutor was
passing just as the Defendant was coming out of his
then master's shop, and looked at him in, his usual
Contemptuous and insulting manner, when the Pro-
secutor made use of some very lia.rsh and insulting
observations; to which the Defendant replied, that
he was aliar ; the Prosecutor called him a rascal or
scoundrel, or some such epithet,-in return for which
he received a blow in his eye. Demurrer and re-
_joinder followed, and, in the course of the contest,
several hard knocks were exchanged, and the Pro-
secutor left the field two black ey,es the worse for
'the reocontre.

On the part of the Defendant, it appeared, that
the Prosecutor had, more than once, previous to this
last affray, made use e similar epithets to the De-
fendant, both while he was in his service and since;
and, at the time charged in the indietment, be-
fore arly.bloW was struck, the Prosecutor had-held
up-his hand in a menacing position, and threatened
to pull the: Defendant's nose. Whop they did
come to blows, they made a fair boxing match
of it. • -

The Learned CHAIRMAN, i❑ his charge to the
Jury, observed, with much impression, upon the
want. of respeet which was so fr,lttently Apparent
in the conduCt of young men towards their masters.
want of due subordination in a family must
ever leave an opening- for such pra&ices. This
case he considered much aggravated by •the con
duel of thy attendant himself,. while on his trial,
who, notwit!ltanding the respect which was due
to a Court et Justice, could not refrain from repeat-
ing these contemptuous looks andispeers before al-
luded to.

The. Jury immediately found the Defendant Guilty,
and the Court sentenced him to. One Month's Impri-
.§.onment in the House of Corre6tion.

A mushroom was lately plucked by Mr. W.Bol-
ton, of Cockennouth,, in a field near Lancaster,
which weighed one pound',- and measured two feet
elci.en inches in circumference., and seven round the

ttaik.
London, England, 1806-09-16

1.0,141)0'13 MARKETS, Bcc.

-SNIITHFIELD MARKET, SEP r.

This day's market afforded a tolerable goOd supply
of prime Beasts; and the show of Cattle in.othet
respects was considerable ;, Beef is something detirer
than Friday's ma►`ket ; Mutton and Pork sold at
klst prices ; Veal and Lamb are somewhat cheaper;
and the trade in general NV as middling.—The sales
in the Haymiirket were pretty lively; Hay and Clo:
ver have fallen in price since our hit report ; Stralit
obtained a better pricp.—The following is a correei
statement of the prices and numbers:

To sink the Otral per stolle of Mb.
• Beef ss. 6d. to 6s. cd -- Mutton 55. od. to ss. 6d.—Vell
ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d.—Lamb 6s. od. to 7s. od.--York ss. 6d. to
6s. od.

Beasts, FB7o: Sheep and Lambs, 18374. —Cal ves, 90.—
Pigs 360.

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.
Hay 21. os. to 31. ios.—Clover 21. i os. to 41. tos.-•Stray
11. los. to 21. los.
London, England, 1806-09-16

SIRTIIS

On the Loth inst. the Lady of Captain Isaac Hayward, of
'Cliff-Hall, near Devizes, of a Son.
On the 13th inst. the Lady of Mr. F. M. Ommanney,. of
a Son.

Last week, at Lyme, in Dorset, the Lady of William Jen-
kins, Esq. of the Hon. Company's Service, °la Son, who is
since dead. •
London, England, 1806-09-16

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM MARGATE, SEPT': 13.

The Vessel in whit') you saw me embark, the
Royal charlotte, was in imminent danger of being
sunk. Before we reached the Nom, the wind.
blowing rather fresh, the Captain advised corning to
an anchor. This, however, was opposed by many
of the passengers, and the Captain, according to their
wishes, determined to proceed. Shortly afterwards
-the wind- inereasedi and the sea running high, the
night beings() very dark, We were blown out 'of our
course. We were constantly heaving the lead, and
found the depth of water decrease, until at length
the cry of quarterless-two was sounded, and the
Vessel instantly struck against a sand-bank. . In a
few seconds she struck again, and received a violent
shock. Providentially there Was a West India Cap-
tain on board, who with great coolness and judg-
ment gave direEtions to the steersman to alter his
course.- We were then within a very short distance
of the breakers, against which the sea dashed in the
most tremendous manner. ' Not a soul on board
knew where we were. I inquired of the West India
Captain what he thought of our situation ? he re-
plied, that nothing but a miracle could save us. At
the first shock some of the women shrieked, but ex-
cept that, there never -was greater firmness and
courage displayed, where destru6tion was supposed
inevitable, than by the passengeis on board. The
sea ran mountains high, and we every-moment ex-
petted that all the efforts to save us would prove
fruitless. In consequence, however, of the advice
given by the Gentleman aboVe alluAed to being
strictly followed, our lives were preserved, and the
Vessel arrived safe at Margate."

We understand a Messenger was sent off on Sun-
day evening to the Lord Chamberlain to tome to
town;
London, England, 1806-09-16

ARMY EXCHANGE.
• A SECOND LIEUTENANT in a Regiment at
„FL E roe would exchange with an Ensign for the regu-.
later! :titr:rence.

Applications, post-"paid, addressed to Lieutenant A. at
Mr. Goddard's, Military ilook4eller, Pall-Mall, will be at-
thided to.
London, England, 1806-09-16

litrA NI'S A SIIIIATION,
AYOUNG MAN; as STEWARD o 6 board of
Ship : he Ca I have a good Recommendation front the
last Captain he Was with.
A Line.addresse,: to J. D. No. Lemon-street,
row, will be immediately attended to.

•
HE IRISH LINEN COMPANY have
con-
signed by the late Ships from Belfast to their Agent,
Mr. O'BR I EN, the greatest part of their Summer:Bleach,
which are so prror in colour to rhoselinishethin Wintrr.
Families aii-; thiiividualssupplied.with single Pieces. Each
Piece coo:“ins a)out zi yards, is warranted to be of the best
fabric, and bieacheet an the grass, and the money returned if a
fau-It appears. The Prices commence at 16d per yard,
_and
-rise M number progressive!? up to los. perlard.
f.• Orders, by post or othetwiSe, executed With punc_

No Article Vold but IRI Sti LINEN, and not less that' a
Piece.-- (2:Ash for Bank of Ireland Notes.

4, 131, ,Insbury- square, near
outtiaMtnon-street, leading to Holborn.
London, England, 1806-03-18

i' RICE- OP

YL3TE

Bank Stock, shut
Navy 5 per Cent. 92:1L1
5 per -Cent: 1797, shut.
Irish g per Cent. . I
4 per Lent, shut
3 per -Ct. Red. shut
3 per ;2t. Cons. 6.4 6ok
Bank L. Ann. shut
Ditto Short Ann. shut
Ithlta shut

ESSEX. - •
WALTHAM-LODGE, near CHELMSFORD • ,
With itnny..ttiate Possession
TO BE SOLD BY AUt..:TION-,
• •-.By CHALK and MEGGY,
On Friday the ztst inst. at the iflarik•BOy 0; Chelmsford-,
at.. Three o'clock, unless previously disposed of by Pri-
vate Contratt,
THAI' New=built 1711EHOLI3 VILLA, WAL-
THANI4,()D(E, most delrghtio.lly situated in the
Parish of Little Waltham, four Miles from Chelmsford, az.
the union. of the .T orn pike-roads leading to Cambridge and
"Bury, about
.3.3 Miles from Londop.
Th.; -House, which is fitted; up. in-4 neat modern stye,
comprises a Drawing-room 18 Feet by 16, Dining- rarlour
29 Erct py t 6, a Breakfast-parlour,..iive good airy lied-rooms,
.with Dressing and numerous other' Clc,serS ; together with
'proportionate -domestic' Qtrices, and good Water ; a. Gardem
and k)rehard, laid out With much taSte,.. and partly walled .
round in a peculiarly private and substantial manner, in the
planting of which no Expence .has been spared, th.: Trees
just arriving at' perfedion ; has a-handsome approach thFough
a small Plantation. ' The detackd Offices (which are also,
new-built) consist of a Coach-house, with .Servants:-roico.
over the same, a Four.stalled Stable, Cow-house, Dpg-ken-
nel, anti Piggery ; the Premises altogether containing about
three Acres. Also two Paddocks opposite, containing about
four Acres of rich Pasture, held under a Lease kir 21 Years,..
t 7 of which wece unexpired at Michaelmas•kst, at the yearlf
Rent of tot.

The whole of the Premises are in a most complete,state or
repair, haVing been built but eieven Years ; during whicit
time a very considerable Sum has been expended in Additions
and Improvements.
Waltham Lodge is situated in a beautiful and healthy part
of the County of Essex, 'where the Roads are excellent, and,
1n O.- good Neighbourhood. Stage-coaches pass to and t mai
London every day. This Estate is truly tlesirable tOr any
.p critic:man fond or the Sports of the Field, there being plenty
of Caine in•the Neighbourhood, and a Pack of Vox-lif•ruids at
a short distance; the River Chtlmer running directly in trout
Of the Houso, not only enriches the View, ,but slats adords
good' Fishing.
The Fixtures to be taken by. the Purchasers ; the Fur-
niture, vid Inch is fashionable, may also be had, it desired;
and imcneciiate posiession• will he given. •
Fur further particulars Apply to Mr. Ci'okney, No. 9,
Castle-street, • Holborn ,• 7 P.Obeft EL-q. ; or to tire
Auctioneers, het Ins „ •
London, England, 1806-03-18

INDIA.

Mr. PAULL moved, that an Order of the House,
dated kith of January lint, for the produ&ion ofcer•
tain Papers relative to the Management of Affairs ir;
India, be read ; which being done, the Hon. Mem-
ber stated,' that upwards of nine months ago he had
moved fur certain Papers,, which he intended to
make the foundation of Charges against Marquis
Wellesley; on the y7th of January last he ha l
moved for other, Papers of a similar nature • and- on
the Ist of February an Hon. Member (Mr. Wal.#
lace) had moved for certain other Papers, with a
view of vindicating the Noble Marquis from the
Charges which he (Mr. Paull) intended to bring
against him. Without imputing it as any blame to
the present Ministers, he had to state it as a matte;
of complaint, that though the Papers which he had,,
moved for had been ordered so long previous to the"
others, yet that those Papers which formed the No,
ble Marquis's defence were in the hands of the
Members of the E louse, while those which he hail
moved for, and which formed the ground of Charge
against the .Noble Marquis;were, in a great mea-
sure, .not yet on' the Table of the House. He
therefore moved, That Returns of the Papers pon•
tained, in the Orclerof the 27th of 4anuat7 be inxi,
itutliw*

I
London, England, 1806-03-18

NEIVCA STLE, MARCH 15.

Y&terday the Qd 13attalion of the Bth Regiment
of root, commanded by Col. YOUNG, arrived in this
town from York, on their 'route to Ber-wick=upbn
Tweed.

On Monday a woman of the name of Hannah
Davison, resident in Elythcnook, attempted to drown
herself by jumping off the quay into the river. She
being descried in time, a boat was immediately put
off to her assistance, by which she was-taken up,
and her life happily preserved. We are sorry to add
' that this is not the first attempt she has made to put
a period to her existence; but in
.order to prevent
her repeating actions of the like nature again, she
was committed to the House of CorreCtion, where
she remains at present. It is said that she is to be
sent to Rothbury, her place_ of nativity, where she
' will be striCtlY looked after.
On Monday night last Mr. George Longstaff, of
Sunderland; butcher, was attacked by three'fbet-
pads, about three miles from that place, on the Dur-
ham road, when one of them struck his horse on
the. head, whilst another gave Mtn a violent blow
between the shoulders. Ho putting spurs to. his
horse, escaped being robbed:
Same night Mr. M. Harland, butcher, belonging
to the same place, was attacked by several footpads
between Ryhope and Sunderland, who ill-treated
him iu ashatneful manner ; and after making.se-
veral attempts to rifle his pockets, he escaped with
great difficulty: •
`On Tuesday last as Mr. Matthew Prescott, grocei.
in HOug;f:Oli-leSpritig, was returning liOthe froth
Sunderland on horseback; hits .horse foil upon him
opposite Rishopwearmouth Church, by which un-
fortunate accident one of his legs Was broken, and
he was other Wise so much hurt inwardly, that he
only survived, about 24 hours afterwards...
On Sunday last a pitman, mimed George Yats, of
New T.ambton, in the County of Durham, was taken
up for horse stealing'. .He was coed: Cted to Chester
workhouse, where he was;!:onfined; but on Tu'e,i;
day inorning'he made his eseape, and, droW ned-hipi-
self :in the river Wear. llis. body \vas foUnd the
same day. A wife and four children survive to
mourn his melancholy fate.

Ire the parish of Adisham, Kent, on Tuesday
some Revenue Officers seized five,horses With
18 half ankers of contraband spirits, which were
.onveyed to His Maje Sty's Custom-horsy, Faver-
sham ; and on Thursday two horses and. nine half
ankers, near Godmersham, which were lodged in
His Majesty's Eicise-;Office; Canterbury. .
man named William Westmore' who had been
left by the )andlord in charge of his house, the
Kentish Arms, at Erabourn Lees, decamped from
thence on. Sunday the Qd inst. Carryitig,off with him
cash. and notes to the amount of between thirty and.
forty pounds.
London, England, 1806-03-18

EbINBURGLI, tiAacia fa.

TEN MERICCOURT.—' The Ten Merk, Or j'KStiCC
of Peke Court, for the City and County of this
City, is held weekly by the Magistrates and JuStices.
In this Court a Negro Girl, a few days ago, brOUght
an klion against her mistress for 121. tgs. for wages
and board. It was stated on the part of the girl,_
• that she was a native of -Africa, 4nd, with many
others of that Country; had been '.carried from-her
place of nativity, to Jamaica, where she was sold as
a slave (when twelve years of age) about four years
ago That she had, upwards of two years since,
been broujht from Jamaica to Edinburgh by her.
mistress, who had formed an- attachment towards
her ; but of late she' had • not treated her so kindly
as formerly, and proposed sending her back to Ja-
maica: To this the girl objeEted.: 'She had been
baptized into the Christian Vaith,_ since her-arrival.
in' this Country; she considered herself a British
Subje&, and, of course, a free agent, at liberty to
enter into any Other service; in consequence of the
disagreement which bad taken place..
On the other side,-ftwas pleaded, that the girl had
been brought from Jamaica . from motives of huipa-
nity, with a view to the restoration of her. health,
and that this having been effeEted, it was proposed.
to send her back with a manumission, besides pay-
ing her passage, .and other .expences : That having
proceeded.. on her return as far as Glasgow, she
changed her resolution, and, came back to her mis-
tress, where she remained till-now ; and that, as her
manner and conduet had become different, and such
as not to give satisfa6libn to her mistress, the latter
had determined to give up further concern withiber,
and was willing to pay what might
.be thought rea-
sonable for' her support until she should get into-
other service.

The Magistrates found the mistress liable in pay-
ment of 61. be'sides expences, which being paid at
the bar, the parties were declared free of each other.
The "Magistrates then dismissed The girl, with a suit-
able advice respe&ing her future condnet.

LaSt week the body of a man, apparently a Dra,-
goon,- was found in the Great Canal, about a mile
west from Kirkintilloch. He had on a pair of shag
breeches, the buttons of which were stamped with
a 7th figure, and the words PrinceSs Royal. •
Capt. DOw4E, Of the Prince Augustus Frederick.
Cutter, has taken and brought into Ayr, a boat be-.
longing to Skye, with 15 casks of whisky.- Capt.
DoWin had learned that the Industry of Ayr had
got ashore in the.Highlands,;and when affording her
assistance, his huManity Was rewarded• by falling in
With this boat. Mr. DOUGLAS GRAHAME, the mas-
ter of the AditVl-y, a very promising young man,
had exerted himself so much in getting of f his ves-
sel, that -he was seized with a nervous fever, and
died before Capt. Down reached her. •
London, England, 1806-03-11

tt,l4i-ct

TIZ4MTMZT OFFICE,

ma.; 8, isot.
THE .60/111117SMATERS' for conduaing Ilit.
iIIAjES,TY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking.
care of Sick del Wounded Seamen, fff c. do hereby give Notice, that
they will be ready at this Office, on Thursday the 2*th instant, to
receive sealed lenders, and treat with such Pet fOnt as mg"' be
willing to .eontratifor ViCualling Sick and Wounded Seamen, at
the wnt ider-entioned places, for Twelve Months certain
On board the Tromp HosNtal Skip, at Falmouth, from the Lit
cf April nat. •
../It the Naval Hospital, it Raington, from the 2rst Aprl next.
Nu Tender will he received after One otlock on the day cf treatyi
Nor ai:y noticed unless the Parties, or Agents Fr them, re:tonally
attend. Each Tender most be accompanied with a Letter from
two respeelable Persons, engaging to become bt.und,with the Person
tendering, in the Sum of Five hundred Poetas for the due per..
formance of the Conti-at-I. •
Further Particulars may be known by applying at this 050 e.
London, England, 1806-03-11

riCTCLILLING-OFFICE,

March to, ISc6.
rr itE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
fff MilyiLSTY's IVAf'Ydvheri "' ghte Nosh c, That an
Fria4, the voila 7uve next, they -will be refay 1, receive 'readers
in zuriting (seated hp), for such quantities of the jcilvte;...z, der.
scription of Staves—
Crown Dantzic Pipe
Brandy
Tog hcad
>tavr.s.

Brack Dantzic
1-las.nbro' !'.Pc
Stettin
. Pc.'
Quebec
As the respel?ive Perseus •who may make Proposals thereof
contraß to deliver into the Victual ing Stores, as I)e,fqoet and
Plymouth, in, such proportions as 'I./Jail hereafter he deiermined
upon, one-Ailf byte 31 ft- of o.9cber next, and the remainder by
the-31st if Decem!)er 'following ; to be paid Jro by Bills, pay-
able,-nuith interest, ninety digs .titer date.
The Conditions of the Cvntran may be seen at the Secrets,"
Office. 5 \

N. B. No Tender for a less quantity than Fifty Thousand
Crown Dautzie Pipes, Ten Thousand Crown Dantzie Brandy,
Twenty Thousand Crown Dantzic lkgshead, or Twenty. five
Thousand Brack Dantzic, Ilatnburgh, Stettin, dr Quebtr Pipe
Staves, will be admitted. .
No t-rgard will be had to aty Tender in which the l'r;ce shall
not be inserted in cWorelk at length, sr that shall not he delivered
:to the Board before One o'Clock. on the said Friatt.A the zcsth
tune next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, ice swine
t'erson on his behalf; attends, to ant•+rer, when calseil for.

LEASE of •a COMPACT, ELIGIBLE DwELLiN-G_
HOUSE, excellent. FASHION:I,I3LE FURNITURE,
an UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, PLATt, LINEN,
CHINA) and VALUABLE EFFECTS,

TO BE SQLD`BY ,ucTioN,
By Mr. ROBINS,

On the Premises, No. zo, on the East Side of Manchester..
street, Manchester-square,To-morrow, at T welve o' Clock,
THE LEASE of 'a CompaE 'and Desitable
HOUSE, three Stories high, two RoomS on a Fioor,
neatly fitted up, with convenient Olfic4. open airy Garda);
the whole in complete order, late the It ESIDE NC E of a
LADY of DISTINCTION, Deceased.
Also on the, same and following Day, at Twelve o'Clock,
will ha Sold, the E legant and Neat 1101,1 SE HO L U R-
NITU E, PLATE, CHINA, and ether VA-
LUABLE EFFECTSR comprising fashionaAe Drawing.
room Furniture,-in Cnrtains, Sof*. 'Chairs, Cabinets, Car-
pets, Ste. . hanztom,: Earlour Curtain:7, -.and Chairs covered
with Merdeco Leather, excellent liedsteadS, prime Bedding,
Cabinet Articles of various di;seriptions, good Kitchen Requi-
sites, &c. ; the principal part new within a short time.
May be viewed by Tickets to the time of Sale ; the Furni-
ture on Monday and Tuesday. preceding the Sale. Particulars
,and Catalogues on the Premises., and 'of M. Robins, War-
wick-street, Golden-square; 'where Tickets tor viewing may
be had.
London, England, 1806-03-11

POLICE.

MANSION HOUSE.—Yesterday ----- White, alias
Wilscun,, alias Wisdom, alias Wright, the man in
custody for uttering Notes purporting to be issued
by the Ditton Bank, which stopped payment a con-
siderable time since, was brought up for farther ex-
amination before the LORD MAYOR and Alderman
SCHOLEY.

Twelve or thirteen respeCtable tradesmen who had
-received Notes of the Defendant appeared to give
evidence against him. It appeared from :their dif-
ferent statements, that the Prisoner went to their
shops, and purchased various artiOes, in payment
for which he tendered the Noes in question, and
assumed; the 'abOve names,- 'With fietitious 'places of
abode, and upon all. occasions succeeded in receiving
the change. The Notes, which were made payable
at a respeEtable Banking-house in Lombard street,.
were proved to be of no value.. The Prisoner, how...
ever, in negotiating them, assured the 'parties they_
were get.,-,1 Notes, and from his decent appearance.
did not incur suspicion.
The tradesmen defrauded were, Mr: Carter,shoe-
maker, in Elackfriar'sroad;
.Mr. Hall, hatter, High.
Holborn ; INlr. Edwards, hosier, i3lackfriar's7road ;
Mr, Davies, of the Minories, and several others of
the first respe'aability.
After a long examination, during which it ap-
peared the Prisoner was not the only person con-
cerned in this nefarious transaCtion, the LoR D MAYOR
remanded him until Friday, in order to make farther
discover), relative to the accomplices.
An Attorney attended for the Prisoner, and cross-
, examined the Witnesses.

QuILDHALL.L-Yesterday Jas. Taylor was charged
with having`i cwt. of brass in his poisssion, stolen
from Mr. Warren, a- brass-founder, , near Black.:-
friar's-bridge. - The Prisoner was ' taken with the
property in Fleet-lane; getting out of a coach. He
could not give a good account of himself, but Said
he was formerly a servant to General Murray, ,nd
was then without employment. He was ordered to
be brought up again on Thursday.
London, England, 1806-03-11

NA Vjzif Ei S.

V-ARMOUTH, MARCH 10-.---The information re-
ceivel hereon Saturday, that the Dutch • Fleet wens
sailed, is incorre& ; the, Fleet under.Adixiiral Ilus-
SELL are now coming into the 'loads., after finding
the Dutch safe in the Texel.•

PLYMOUTH, MAR cq 9.—Arrived the Penelope
Frigate-from the Channel Fleet. -
Sailed this morning the Aisle Frigate on a cruize
to the Westward.

A Frigate and a Ship,, apparently of the Line, arc
now working into the Sound, wind north, blowing
strong, so that they will not arrive at their anchorage
in time to get their names for the post. -

DOVER, MARCH W.—Passed by this -.morning
from Portsmouth a large Fleet of Swedish Ships, to
join Convoy in the 'Downs ; . also the. Mosquito
Sloop of War, and several Gun-brigs, from a Cruize
off Boulogne.
Au homeward-bound East •Indin:nan went past
this afternoon, with a strong westerly wtnd, for 'the
Downs.

Sailed the Brig Odom, Capt. Hi ta.etisTßom„of and
'for Stolkholm, in ballat, from Cherbourg ; and the
Brig Peter Wilhelm, Captain UNERUS, of and for
Helsingburgh, with sugar, salt, &c. from Liverpool.

/
SHEERNESS, MARCH 10.—CArne down from Lon
Reach to the Nore, the Resolution, of 74 guns, Cap-
tain GEORGE BURLTON.

The Spy, which got under weigh with her Con,
voy.yesterday evening, owing to the bad appearance
of the weather, brought up for the night, but pro-
ceeded this morning with a favourable wind for her
destination.

P. S. Since writing the above, the COnvoy have
again returmd, a violent snow storm coming on.

FALMOUTH', lgAjtCH B.—Arrived the Claridan,
DREW, and Nautilus, VEBEACOTT, from Bristol,
bound to Portsmouth to wait Convoy ; Gettrucle,
CUNDY, from Cardiff; and Harriot '24 Ann, W AT4
t(trrs, from Swansea.
London, England, 1806-03-11

TWENTY GUINLA~S REWARD.

LEFT in the Privy, at Mr. Cowland's, the York.
shire Grey, Stratford, on Sunday, March 9, 1806, A
SCARLET NET PURSE, containing two gut. Bank of
knglana Notes, seven tel. Chehnstord Bank Notes, three 51.
}kink of England Notes, one .1. Bank of England Nate, and
.two ii. Bank of England Notts.
The Numbers of the Notes are known, and payment _is
Stow stopped at tlid Bank. .
Immediately the Gentleman hid left the Privy, a Livery
Servant was seen-go in and come out, and went on the top of
a Stage Coach in company with a young Woman : it was
then about tour o'cloulc in the Afternoon. They got of the
* Coach at the Bull, Wnitechapel ; the Servant had on a glazed
Hat, with a Cockade.
Whoever has found the above Purse and Notes, 'or will
give information, so as they\ may be recovered, at the Bar of
the Northumberland Coffee-house, Strand; to Mr. Cow-
land, as above; or to j. 4Qhnson, Printer, Whitechapel-road,
shall receive the above reward of Twenty Guineas.
London, England, 1806-03-11

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, March. i 1, will be
• peifusined
A HINT TO HUPANDS.

--- The Charaders byi
Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. H. lORNSTONT,
Mr. FAwcErr, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. POVE,
Mr. FARLEY, Mr. EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD,
-Miss sMITH, Mrs. (,LOVER, Mrs. EMERY, Ste.
The Prologue be Spoken byfur. BRUIsiTON)
And the ii.v.ilogue by Miss SMITH.
WITH . -

ItUGANTINO
Or, THE BRAVO OF VENICE.
The Principal Charaderiby
Mr. H. lOHNSTON,
111 r. HURRAY, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. LISTbN,
Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs. MATTOCKS,
And Mrs. EMERY.
The Overture and Music composed by Dr. Busby. The
Dances by Mr. Byrne:-7=-The whole under the direelion of
'Mr. Farley. To conclude with a Grand Masque. '
li,oxes 6s, Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Galiery
The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at halt
past Six. • . , •
Places forthe Boxes to be, taken of Mr. Brandon,
.at the
Box Office in Hart-street.
The new Comedy of A Wait to Husbands, having been re-
ceived with universal and unbounded applause, by an,ovei•-
Bowing audience, will be repeated every Lveuing till further
notice. ,
On Thursday, Love Aola.mode.

ORATORIOS.
THEATRE.ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW, March 12, 1806, Will be per-
fuitlt,:i the I. first Act qf
• VIE; CREATION.
With the Air. "Or nu-arty pens," by Mrs. Dickods.
Convosett by juseph,ll,,ydn, M. D. Oxon.
TWO GRAND
,11115CELLANEOUS ACTS.
PAPT 11.
Celebralrge for Lord (as performed at the Bath
N.;n:n tile greatest applause), composed by Rentz-
-
,
Mr. tit.,yre, " I 1,....•!„ ) • • L
" • .n..irm ,-e b.-ave." , fu..las Mac.
••
1
. . ,Ignora Sturz.sce, " 0 w'rse titan death," and
S • •• Ani;els ever bright." Theedora.
A ~ Mr " Gentle airs." Athalia.
Sunk, " 0 had I loh:tt's." loshua.
Double Cu,,t..s, "1-le pve them hailstones:" ls.j.n Egypt.
- - - - -

'P ART 111..
• -Overture and March in Scipio.
Song, Mrs. Sal,-non,- "-What tho' I trace." SolomOrt.
ttecit. S,,.•,bora Storace, " Ye sacred priests," and
Soiu.„ " t.arewell ye limpN." Jephtlia.
Rec•it- alr. Graham, "My arms:"
Song, " Sound an alarm." Tudai Mac.
Chorus "" Wt. hear."
,
}lyinn of Eve, Mrs. Bland. " How cheerful." Dr. Arne.
Eecit. Signora Storacei• " But bright Cecilia."
Air, " As from the power," and
Grand Chorus, " The dead shall live." 'Dryden's•Ode.
End of Part II . Bach's (MS.) .Coneertanie tbr Violin,
Oboe, Viola, and Violoncello obligato, by Messrs..Atliley,
Ctiesbach, Watts, and Charles Ashley.
Princip-1 ‘Acal Performers:
Signora sTo RAC E, Mrs. SALMON, •
Mrs. hLAND, and Mrs. DICKONS
Mr. BRAHMA, Wr. GIBBONS, Mr. TYNE,
Mr. S-MITII, awl 'Mr. DOYLE,
Leader of the Band, Mr. ASHLEY.
Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY.
The Band tmd Cliorusses, which are numerous and complete,
by the most approved Performers.
11:3- In consequence of the great overflow from the Pit;
the Theatrical Orcliestramill iu tutii.t be.added.to it.
Place for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-Office, in Hart-street.
Doors to be opened at Six, and begin at Seven.-=Boxes 6s.
Pit 35. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery ts.
Books of the Performauccs,to be had in the Theatre only,
price od.
London, England, 1806-03-11

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

BERLIN, 1?D13. 26.-Immediately after the arrival
of the Marquis • I.I.I6CHESINI, he waited upon the
King, and ,several conferences have been held, at
which Baron HAnDENBERG.and Field Marshal MOL-,
LE &DORF were present." A Cdurier has also been
Sent to St. Petersbnrgh The Marquis-LuocnEsiNt
will return to PariS mi the 27th. COUnt BERNSTORFF,
'during his stay here, met with the most frittering
reception. Lieutenant-General Ryon EL'S intended
journey to Konigsburgh, is put Of by his Majesty's
order.

People will have it, that the Marquis D 3 Luc-
CHEISINI arrived here quite uhexpe&edly. Of the
several • conferences he has had since his' arrival
with the Members of the Cabinet nothing is yet
kndwn. rlt is dnly certain, that the curtain mat at
present covers all the secrets of the State must be re-
moved in the cburze of a few days-.—(Rottentamsclze
'Courant).
• HANOVER, FEB. '26.—This morning, his Excel-
lency Count SCHLTLENBERG KEIINERT set out in
great haste, .with' a part of his suite, through
ddrf
,to Berlin, The Prussiin Lieutenant-General
Rucutkis eXpeaed here. •
London, England, 1806-03-11

A CAUTION TO VENDERS AND OTHERS.

VVHEREAS a false Report has been indnstri-
-ously propagated, that the above very useful MEDI-
CI N E, prepared by Mrs. Frances Cell, Daughter of the late
Mr. loseph Dalby, Surgeon and Apothecary, the Inventor
(to whom he bequeathed the sole property) is about to be dis-
posed of, and discontinued by her • or, if continued, to be
raised in price, in consequence of. the new and heavy duties ;
it IS proper the Pulirlic should be inforined, that the Proprie-
tor, who has never had the most distant intention of parting
with her interest in the above Medicine, continues to supply
Messrs. Francis Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's
Church-yard, London, solely with the same, by whom it is
Sold at the usual price. •
*4.* The retail Venders of Medicines will see the drift of
,auch unwortk and -unfounded fabrications, and adi accord-
ingly.
Sold also, by appointment of „Messrs:- Newbuy, by Dicey
and Co Bow Ciruroh-yard ; Bacon and Co. No. 150, and I.
Allen, No. 76. Oxtord-street ; J. Wade, Old Botat-street;
Bayley aria Co.' Coe spur-street; Ward,. Middle-row,
Ilolnorn ; I. 'Putt, Royal Exchange; W. Clarke, Borough
fligh-street ; akd I, Hams, conies of Ludgatc-stredt.
London, England, 1806-03-11

DIED

.On Sunday the 2d inst. at Durham, in child-bed, much
and deservedly regretted, Mrs. Balfour, wife of Nlichael Bal..
tour; Esq.•Distria Surgeon.
.On Thursday morning
..the 6th inst. at her house in St.
laines's-square, Bath, aged 7,, the gight Hon-..the'Dowager
Lady Bradford, relict ut the•late Henry Lord Bradford, of.
Neston, in the County of StaffOrd.
On Wednesday the 26th ult. at Croydon, Mr. George
Wildgoose, Surveyor, aged 61.
Ott Friday.last, Mr.. James Hick man, at the King's-Bench
0 thee, Temple.
On Saturday evening last, at their house in Golden-sqUare,
Mrs. Wlllock, wife of john Willock, Esq. one ot His Ma-,
jesty's I uslices of the Yeat.e for the County of Middlesex.
On Sunday last, Mis. Complin, wife or Mr. Edward
Complin, of ttishopsgate.street, andi daughter of the lateN
Quarles Harris, Esq. of Crinched-friars. _
Lately, John Walker Huntsage, Esq. of Compton-House,
near Caine.
On the 27th of December, at Spanish Town, jamaita,
Mr. George Taylor.
Lately, at .Djon, in France, aged 30, William Thomas
Gooch, Esq. eldest son 'of William Couch, Esq. of Edwin-
ston, in Lincoln:dine. . .
On Thursday last, at her lodgings in. Brampton, Mrs. T.
Collins,. wife of Mr. Collins, of Drury lane ',Theatre.
Un Wednesday se'nnight, in the 89th Year Of her age, Mrs.
Wetherell, relict of the Rev. Samuel Wetherell, it is re-
markable, that this Lady was seventy years a widow, and.
the 'first who received a bounty front the Benevolent Institu-
tion for. the Relief of the Clergymen's Widows in Norfolk and'
Norwich,

COAL-NIARI:LT.
Ships at Market. Saltl.
March 3, 142 Newcastle 114 at • 41s 9d 481 34
17 S Under land 16 at 43s od 441 hi
3 Stone Coal t at 65s od ,
2 Cinders at --s od
5. 75 NCWC3 St 1 e 50 at 431 311 Allts 6d
to sunderland .34, at 41s. od 461 3d
a Cinders a at. 361 cti 37s od
7. 4 i Newcastle i 6 at 431 Gd 48s od
4 Sunderland . a at 441 od 441 64
1 Stone Coal .at -s
London, England, 1806-03-11

WMBER 4208.]

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, March i 1, will be
perfortneq
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Romeo, by the YOUNG RUSCIUS;
Copuler, Mr. POW ELL;
Paris, Mr. DE CAMP;
Mercutio, Mr. BANNISTER;
Tybalt. Mr. BARTLEY ;
Friar Lawrence, Mr. DORMER,
Lady Capulet, Miss TIDSW ELL ;
Nurse, Mrs. SPARKS -

Juliet' Mrs, H. SIDDONS,
In AEt V. a Funeral Pro Cession to tire Monument of the
Capulets.—W ith a Dirge, corn ppsed by the late Mr.Linley.
WITH
THE "SOLDIER'S RETURN ; -
Or, WHAT CAN BEAUTY hO ?
A DANCE incidental to the Piec,in which will be intro.
duced a favourite Hornpipe, by Miss C: Bristow.
Boxes Os, Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.
Gallery zs. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second
Price 6d.—No Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. :Fosbrook., at the
Box-Office in Little Russell-street.
The Doorkwill be opened .;;t. Half past Five, and the Play
kia .
On Thursday, file Travellers ; with The Apprentice.
London, England, 1806-01-23

'PETITIONS, &c.

Mr. ,Tomq FipiE presented a I)eititign from the
Debtors confined in the Ciaol of the County of C),;-
ford, praying relief.--Ordered to lie on the Table.
' Sir Wm.GEARY presented a l'etition from the
Debtors. confined in the Gaol'of Alaidstone.----Order-
ed to lie on th ' -.

prexnt a Petition fropi
thc Deb* Contine,l in the Gabl of Oloh-
tester ; *0714 Adroiral 11:11p,rt:Ir 'from 'those con-
ih the Giol, of Chelmsford:, 'Which were ordered
tt.) liq otalv= '4llble•

Mr. ELLISON presented a-Petition from the Malt-
-sters7 of Boston, in Lincolnshire,i praying certain
Regulations respeEling the Malt Duty, )v hid' would
be equally productive to the Revenue, -and relieve
them from certain hardships to which they are at
present subject Ordered to lie on. the Table. .
JOHN CLAUDIUS BEREsioap, Esq. on his Ele&ion
for the County of Waterford, in the room of his de-
cea3e4, father, and several other Members
took the

LORD‘ST; VINCENT

Mr. NYNI. DICKINSON, from the Admiralty,:pre-
sented the several Papers moved for towards the
close of last Session, by Mr. JEVFERYS, and Admiral
MARKHAM, respetuing the Ship-building Stores; &c.
during the Prestdency of Earl ST. VINCENT at the
Board of Admiralty,---Ordered to lie on the Table 3',
and on the motion of Admiral MARKHAM, to be
printed.
London, England, 1806-01-23

NELSON CLUB;

- - • Td mark with respeft,. aud.to perpetuate the me-
mory of the
-Hero of the- Nile and Trafalgar, a Club
has been constituted in Belfast,. denominated The
. Nelson Club, under the auspices of the Marquis and
Marchioness of DONEE ALL. The first meeting of
the Club was on ThursdaT last, when they gave a
!plqnclid. Bail and Supper, at the Exchange Rooms,
.to a numerous company„, composed of the first ranks
n- the, town And,vicinity. On the invitation cards,
upwards of 150 of which were issued, there was a
-figure of Fame; with 2: scroll, bearing this inscription,
Nelson---.Trafulgor—and haying in one hand a cro*n
of laurels.

company -.began to assemble about nine
,o'clock. The following. were present'
Marquis and, Marchioness of I)oneg,all, and Miss Ludford;
Lady Harriet Sketringtot, and , Miss Sketrington ; Lord
Jocelyn ; Sir lames I.3laelwood ; Lady .lilack.wpod, and
;
Miss Blackwood 'Honourable 'Colonel kVard, Mrs.' Ward.
and -the Miss Wards ; Major and. Mrs. .Blackwoiod ;
MrS. Montgemery, and. Miss .Montgomery, (Rosemount ;)
General anti Mrs. Campbell; Major and Mrs. Stubliait,.and
Mrs. MontgoMery.: •

' The Members of the Club were distinguished by
their m,eiring a blue ribbon.on the breast of their
coat, on, which •wzis inscribed " Nelson Mb." "

The Ball Was opened at ten o:clock, -.lVli.
NER and the-Marchioness .of boNroan,, iblkm-ect
by Lord JOdELYN slid Miss SKEFFINGTON, &C. &C..
'The dancing was kept up with great .vivacity until
one &clock, :when the supper-rooms were..opened;
and-the company sat. down to a very elegant - repast,
the tables being furnished with every rarity, laMb,
fruits, ices, and the most choice wines.;
At two O'cliiek thc dancing- recommenced, with
the same Sprightliness and vivacity as at first,. and
continued with increasing gaiety" and spirit, unfit
day4ight.
London, England, 1806-01-23

MIDDLESE3,c Et.ECTION.

Mr. HENRY THORNTONpresehted a Petition
fVQIII GE4EGE BQULT9tN 11.14I,NIVARI, and ievered

Freeholders of the County—of Middlesex, complain-
ing of 'the return of, Sir FRANCIS BURDETT Bart. to
serve in Parliainent for; that 'County. The Hon.
Member reminded the House of the circumstances
under which the consideration of a similar Petition
had been deferred from the last to the present Ses-
sion,.arid stated, that this Petition was only a
newal of the former one.

The • Petition was then brought up, and_on the
Mr.TiIORNTON, ordered to be taken into
consideration on Tuesday the 4th of February. •

.TWELFTH REPORT OF NAVAL INQUIRY.
Sir CHARLES PoLE, from the Commissioners of
Naval Inquiry, presented at the Bar the Twelfth
Report of that Commission, and also some observa-
tions by way of Suppleinent to the First Report of
the Naval Inquiry; on a Memorial presented to the
House by the Commissioners of the Navy Board.—
Ordered to lie on the Table, and, on the Motion of
Sir CHARLES PoLE, to be printed.
A Person from the South Sea Company presented
several Accounts pursuant.to Order of the House.----
Ordered to lie on. the Table.