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London, England, 1806-08-27

THE Inventor of this Medicine, formerly a Stu-
dent in:Physie, at Glasgow, is induced
,to 0f17.r to. the
Public an-efficaeious Rernedy forth 4 above, as Well as for
many Diseases' deemed'ineurable. It has been extensively
used in I relandfor several years, anti its salutary EiZeds are
produced in safe and easy manner, with very little sLaisible
operation.--LBy mixing with the Illood•and juices,. it applies
itself to the Seat orthe Disrarder which tt will remove by
slow Degrees, from its alterative and healing Qualities. • In
Consumptions it will generally succeed in the two first
StageS; and often even in the last:-. In-the ScrOphula, or Evil,
it' Used early, the care will be speedy, and the ulcerated
Glands will Jleal.; aud it has been known to rescue the l'a-
tient even after mortal Symptoms had .appeared. But Per..
sons afflicted with,Gout, Rheumatistris, Cancers, and with
Bilious and Nervous Diseases, would do well to peruse " The
PnilosophY, of Physic," 'written by the I,,ventor (to be had
Of the Venders of th.is Medicine), in which its extraordinary
Efficacy will be shewn in various instances. This. Powder
does not contain any Ingredient unfriendly to the human Con-
stitution; and, instead of; weakening,- its tendency is to MO-
.gorate, and to improve the general Health. It, occasions no
danger from Cold, and requires neither Confinement
change of Diet:
Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at- the only Warehouse for,
De. James's roNder, No. 45, in St. Paillis•C!hurch-yard;
London; in Packets: price 4s. 6d. each,, 'containing Four
-Papers of Eight D ses, in all Thirty-two Doses.',-90setve
th.n Words, " F. Ne w bery , 'No. 45, St.' Paul's," are en-
;Jawed in the Scamps.
London, England, 1806-08-27

R.4IV A'RLIPTS.

• William Bullen, of Bow-lane; Cheapside, London, ware-
' houSemaii, to surrendei Sept. 8; at six, 9, and .0 et.
•pt ten, it. Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. P.' U. Williams,
4 usttn-friars!.
isaaC Bull, late of Tooting, Surrey, baker, to surrender Sept.
16, i7,,and Oct. 7, at ten, at Guildhall,, London. Attornies,
kr.essrs. Alcock and Corner, yoyk-street, Southwark.
'crbert Shearikwn the younger, of Lbuth, Lincolnshire, sta-
i4oner, to surrender Sept. 6, at six, 8, and 9, at ten, at the
New King's Head Inn,' Louth. Attornies, MessrS. MarriS
N icholson Louth,; or Messrs. Leigh ,and Mason; New
'Bridge-street, BlaCkfriars, London.
George Smith, of Swieting's-alley, London, and of Finsbury-
terr?ce, City-road, M iddlese;, insurance-broker, to surren-
der Sept. 8, at six,, 9, and ()Ct. 7, at ten, at Guildhall.
'Attorney, Mr. P. U. Williams, Austin-friars. ,
john Bridge and. Henry Keale, of Liierpool, merchants and
co-partners, to surrender Otl. 1,2, at the Crown and
Anchor Tavern, Bold-street, Liverpool, and 7, at the gaol
, of Newgate, London, at twelve each day. A ttorines,
Mr.'Keighiley,, or Messrs: Stanistreet add Eden, Liver:.
pool ; or Mr. Windle, John-street, Bedford-row, Lon-
don.
London, England, 1806-08-18

I-Var -01h.ce, t 6, 1806.

Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Ccuirty of Kent.

1,9.al Greenwich Pcdwnteers.

Captain f ohn Godby to be Major, vice Leith, resigned. Dat-
ed Aug. iz, 186.
CONtifiSli.ll the Lord Deatenant of the County of Surrey

Wandsworth I'durstxr.biavrty•
Ensign Wm. Bennett to be Lieutenant, vice Stedman, resign..
ed. Dated Aug. 5, i 306.
Cow:nth:ion in the llorsetslzire Regiment of Militia, signed

the Lad Lieutemant.
Clement Taylor, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Rogers, promot-
ed. Dated July zg, 'Sob.

BeIIVARUPTS.

George Morris, of Dorking, Surrey, upholsterer, to surrender
August 25, a, and Sept. 27, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Attorney, Mr. Hurle, Cluak-lane. . .
john Boldron, of the Strand, Middlesex, checsemohger, to
surrender Sept. 2,, 0, at one, and 27, at twelve, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Mills, Ely-place, London.
William Dowding the younger, of Henstridge, Somerset-
shire, dealer, to surrender August 22, 23, and Sept. 27, at
eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Shaftesbury, Dorsetshire.
A tlornies, Mr. Bird, Heastridge ; or Messrs. Blakeand Son,
Cook's-court, Carey-street, London.
lexander l'elidghall, late of Liverpool, joiner and builder, to
surrender Sept. 03, 19, and 27, at eleven, at the Liverpool
Arms Hotel, Castle-street, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr.
Wiatt, Liverpool.
ja,:ob Lowe, late of Liverpool, coach proprietor, to surren-
der Sept. r 7, Ili, and 27, at one, at the Angel Inn, Liver-
. pool. Attornies, Mr. E. Ascroft, Pool-lane, Liverpool ; or
Mr. H. Blakeluck, Temple, London.
Nathaniel Welsford, of Exeter, haberdasher,to surrender Sept.
4,5, and 27, at ten, at the Globe Inn, Exeter. A ttornies-,
_Messrs. Short and Barnes, Exeter ; or Messrs. Drewe and
Loxhatn, New-Inn, London. '
William Leith, now or late of St. Margaret, Rochester,
Kent, rope-maker, to surrender August 20, 30, and Sept.
27, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. G. Nel-
son, Palsgrave- place, Temple-Bar.
Francis Gideon Osborn, of Pontefrael, Yorkshire,liquorice-
merchant, to surrender Sept. to, 11, and 27, at eleven,
:it the New Elephant and Castle Inn, Pontetraa. Attor-
, nies, Mr. M. Mitton, Pontefrad ; or Mr. Richard Liattye,
Chancery-lane, London.
William Harrill, of Bilston,Staffordshire, japariner, to surren-
der Sept. 5, at. five, 6, and 27, at eleven, at the Littleton's
Arms inn, Penkridge, Staltitrdshire. Attornies, Mr. H.
Smith, Wolverhampton ; or Messrs. Price and Williams,
Lincoln's-Inn, London.
London, England, 1806-08-18

NUMBER 434.]

VAUXHALL

'Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of

ALES.

THIS EVENING, in honour_ of the Birth. of His
Roy,l Highness the DUKE. of YORK, will be a sy-
perb M LITA RY GALA,whewthe Gardens will`be illu-
zninated and decorated in the highest style of magnificence.
The COncert will be arranged conformable to this'll' irstrionS
`occasion, in whibh will, be introduced g grand occasiomal
:Glee, composed by I. P. -Saimpn, Esq. termed Brave
York and the Artily ;" Haydn'S Military Symphony, and
other appropriate full Pieces. And at the end of the Concert
Will he given an Exhibition-of -FIRE-WORKS, prepared
expressly for this Military -Fete by Mons, Cabanel. Pe-
tiveen the Ads, and after the Ccincert,' the. I tifperiA 'Mili-
tary Band, Pandeans, &c. will perform Martial ,and.other
pieces.

To remedy the inconveniencies which have occurred
`on former Seasons, from the.pressure at the entrance to. the
Garriens on the celebration of the 12nal 13irth=clays, 'four ex-
tra doors will he opened, two of which are in, Kennington.
Jane, and two in Vauxhall-walk, the back Road to•the Gar-
dens.
London, England, 1806-08-18

Four the LONDON GAZETTE, Aug. t 6, 1806•

AT the Court at the Queen's Mice, the 13th of
kigust, i 80fi present, the Koo's most.Excel-
t
lent, Majesty in Council.
It is this day ordered by his Majesty in Council,
that the Parliament which stands prorogued to 'Thurs-
day the 28 tll day of this instant August, be further
prorogued to Thtu'sdaY the gth day of abber next.

Crown_ Office, Aug. 16, iSc 6.
bI2MBERS RETURNED TO *SERVE IN THIS PRESENT

PARLIAMENT

Boaouottot Freemantle,F.sq. of En-
inhe County at S irrcv, in the Kingdom of Great
Britain, in the room of )ohn King, Esq. who, since his
eletlibn fbr the said Borough, bath accepted the office of
St-ward or Bailiff of His Majesty's Three Chiltern Hun-
dreds of Stoke, DesOorough, and Boiler:ham, in the Coun-
ty of Buckingham.
13040 UGH AND PARISH OF BUCKINOHAM..---The Right
ugh Percy (coinmonly. called Earl Percy), in the
tow° of the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Proby, who, since
his cl,:aion for the sUd Pormign and Parish, bath accepted
toe office of Steward of His Majesty's Manor of East Hen-
tired;. in the County of Beiks.
London, England, 1806-08-18

I; I VIDENDS.

Nov, S. Andrew Paul Pourtales and Andrew George Pour-
tales, of ,Broa.l-street-buildings, London, merchants and
co-partners, at twelve, at Guildhall.
1,.1)v Tnutnas hra.vn, the younger, late of Mill- End,
ittelt nanswortii, Hertfordshire, at eleven, at Guildhall,
London.
Sept 13. lames Nixon, of Lawrence-lane, London, mer-
chant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Sept. to. Richard Woodford, .of Liverpool, merchant, at
eleven, at the Globe Tavern, julin street, Liverpool.
Sept. 27. Charles Reynolds, of Islor:vich, woollen-draper,
at six, at the Swan Inn, St. Peter's Maiieroft, Norwich.
Sept. b, William England. !of Little Walsingharn, Nor-
folk, shopkeeper, at tour, at the Black Lion Inn, Little
Walsinghain.
Sept. 16. John Gottloh Werninck, of Plymouth, merchant,
at tour, at the King's Arms Intl, Plymouth.
Nov. is. Thomas White, of Broad-stairs, Isle of nailer,
Kent, ship-builder, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Sept. 8. William Roughsedge, of Liverpool. factor, at eleven,
at the Littleton's Arms, l'enkridge, Staffordshire.
Sept. 6. Ann-Henning, now oe late of Poole. linen-draper,
at twelve, at the Red Lion Inn, Wareham, Vorsetshire.
00. 2.8. William Dodd, late of Oxford-street, Middlesex,
carver and gilder, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Sept. I. John Lewin. of Gosport,. county of Southampton,
dealer, at one, at the India Arms Inn, Gosport.
Sept. 16. William I vemry, of Salisbury, linen-draper, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.
CLRTIFIC4T S.
Sept. 6. William Crust, late of Worcester, and of Lombard.
_ street, London, banker.
Williamit Gamble, of-Liverpool, merchant.
ttichard Hardman the younger, and Peter Wright, of Liver.
pool. Merchants and to-partners:
butt Cooke, of Liverpool, silversmith.
)saat: 1.-41 do, of Great St. Helen's, London, merchant and
, insurance-broker.
Thomas Billy on, of Manchester, cotton and woollen-manu-
. fadurer.
Thomas Booth, of Illakeley, Lancashire. dyer.
George Aked and Charles Young, of Glamford Briggs, Lin.
colnshire, corn-merchants and co-partners,
Stephen Buckhurst, of Brook-Green, Hammersmith, Mid.
tilescx, carpenter.

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ARA ivEn—z Hatt:burgh, t Dublin, r Watorford,
Duz—t 1-14nburgh, t tkittvnburgli, t Dublin, t Water.
turd,

Consols

rRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TINZLyZ O'CLOCK.
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THE SUN.

SO LIM QUIS D:CERR FALSUM AUDZAT ?
London, England, 1806-08-18

TO -TEACRE,RS AND OTHERS.

SCHOOL-BOOKS -lately published and sold by
Thomas Osten,. No! 1, Ave Maria-lane, London, and
every Bookseller and Dealer-in Books in the Kingilorn.
I. In x vol—Puodecimo, price 3s, neatly liound, well
printed on yellow; wove paper, the second elition, with con,
siderable improvements, of AR vni M-E'l lC ; adapted to
different. classes'•or;-,Leatners, but more particularly to the
use of large Schools, In 'nice :Parts ; arranged in a ne..v
manner, and enlivened with numerous ori.;in.d Examples,
on interesting subjeCts with an Appendix,- containing five
Classes of recapitulary Exercises.
By' ROl3 ERT GOO ACRE,
Master of a Seminary at' Nottin,tham.

• This Second -.Edition,contain:liwy- -*l.iional Pages,.
haS been''CiPtitif4 revised '-bY•tile Au rtior, and'
contains, be-
sides nurnerons other additions of lesl/2 note, alarni liar Dis-
sertation on the first principles or N umbers, 0141.Dekiniiions
of the principal Terms used in the Sciance, and an Appen-
dix to I)eeirnal Frictions, pointing out-their principal uses in
those concerns which are generally peiformed• by common.
Arithmetic..

2. Key to R. Goodacre's Arithmetic ' containing An-
swers to. every Que,tiOn in that Work, with tne Solutions,
nearly at fulF length,. of more thin One Th,,usand of the
Most important Examples, interspersed with Notes and Ob-
servations, by the Author of the Arithmetic. The second'
edition, very much enlarged, in t, vol. price Ss. well bound.
3.' An Abridgment of R. Goodacre's Arithmetic ; intended
for .the use of Young Ladies and others, whose avocations
will not allow them to spend much tune in the StUdy-bf
this Science. fly lz. Goodacre, tieatiy printed, iztno.• price
is..
6d. half-bound.

.
4. Tables in Arithmetic and Mensuration,' by R.
Goodacre, beautifully Whited in a; quarto .size, price One
Penny each..
s. Elements of English Grammar; or, A New ,System.of
Grammatical InstrUelion, for the us ,of" Schools and -,Acarfe-
rules. By John, Deleon, Teacher of Methermties and •Na.:
tural Philosophy, and Secrelaryjp, the Literary and Philoso-
phical Society, Manchester; in t.vol. duodecimo, very wear-
ly printed upon fine yellow wove paper (the second edition,
and corrected by theAuilior, price zs. 6d.', neatly hound.
N. B. A goedaJiawance made to Teachers..,
London, England, 1806-08-20

money to be plid into Court, till the several intemti
should be ascertained.. An order was -accordingly
made to that effett. -

In the early part. of last week a•Lady took a beat
on the Surrey side at Biackfriat's-brid4e .o Old Pa-
lace Yard. Thewaterman requested that hhe would
elloW his wife to, go along with them ; to which she
readily consented. About midway the woman got •
up, and, after a. formal, apology. to- the for
alarming her, declared- her fixed-, determination to
drown her husband ; for the purpose of accomplish-
ing which object she imthediately began to make
every possible effort to upset the.boat. In the midst
of her exertions, however, her foot happening to -
slip,. the. fell overboard, and never rose more'.
A writer of great knowledge and experience -ob-
serVes, that at the spring and fall of the leaf, thc
mortality is generally greater than in the other sea-
sons of the year,'! and with great truth ; but many
are also sent to their long home by early indiscre-
tions, which tuatertally ad:eel them at these seasons,
either from injudicious treatment, or by not having
recourse in clue time to Medicine. It is,.however,
a pleasing consolation to the afflided,lo..retlea that
a Medicine of the first chara6ler•is-nmr extant, and •
which, if .applied,. will -effectually reli4.--ve- them and
restore them again, to the blissful enjoyment.of
health and _happiness. This Medicine is the Go dix
Halm of Gilead, which has• cured thousands in the
last stage of a Consumption„brought on by this de-
struetive habit, and the proprietor, Dr. SOLO MON;bf
Liverpool, is rendering the rising generation a ser-
vice of the first magnitude.

SHIP IVAIIS.

GRAVESEND, AUGUST IS.

Vasscd,by—theWilliarn. Manning, Dixon, Rebecca, 'cleifc..,
Dorset; Haswell, Heroine, Quelsh,- f;eorg-e,.
Wiwi, • Authorn, and :Mentor,..Limont., 'froth St. Kilt's- •
Clarendon, Pizzy, George Hins;ert, Head,. New ilrunswack:
—, and Lord Barham, .froin Antigua ; Le Inven-
tion, i.e. Breton, from South America.; Alfred, fiutchins,
erom Nevis ; jartis and .Nlargaret, Dixon, from Gotten-
burgh ; Intggrify, Gaicincy ifom Montserrat ; Cps,part,
Peckham, front Leghorn ; Ann, Philaips, from Cork;
Crown Prinet -Fredenck,. Brunde, and 'Arundell, BOrney.,
from • Ndrwa) ; Wilhelmina Catharina, White, VrowGe-
sina, Hanson, dad jonAe Ganida, De jonge, from Hamisro'.

• . . .
81.1(filS.'
•• • .
:Veslerday, the Lady. of Walter Shairpt F.sq. of...Gower—
street, -13edi;n1 squa're, of a still=born—chittf.
Oti the tBth inst. at flengraVe,'-inSutf;)ll:., the Lady of
Gage RooKwoo.i, Esq. of a D.aughter. , •
Ile sow day, to Margaret -street, Mrs. I'. just.
1 of a Son
London, England, 1806-08-20

BARRACKS.

T. Hill, Esq. Captain 9n to be a Baerack:Master
in Great blitain, vice Sutherland.

MEMORANDUM.

The F,xchange between Assistant-Surgeon Robert S ‘val low,
of the 2d Dragoon GuardB, and Assistant-S,:rbeLn lanws
iiretnner, of tile 4oth Vow., as stated in tit; ut the
26th ult.'has not taken place.

The undermentioned Officers of the 6 ist Foot are suliersedeci,
being absent without leave.
Ensign Williarn Cou►son. Ens4;a john Edward Hunt.

ERR rcrum in the.GHzette of tst ult.

Bth Battalion of the the King's German Legion, For
quarter-Master Charles Sclautter, &ern the 5111 Battalion,'
• to be Lieutenant, with temporary Rank, vice Beunoit, Jun.
who resigns, read, QUarier-Nlaster Charles Sell!utter, twin
the.-sth Battalion, to be Lieutenant; vice Bennuit, jun.
who resigns.'

•
Ordnagre:Office. Augtat 16,
• Corps of Royal Engilters.
Lieutenant- ColonelW m. FyerS to be Colonel. Captain .Ralph
Henry Bruyeres talk Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Fyers. Se-
cond Captain G ustavus Nicoils to be Captaiin, vice Bruyeres.•
First Lieutenant Henry -Vigoreux to be oecond Captain,
vice Nicolls.. Second Lieutenant Rice lanes to be First
Lieutenant, vice Vigoreux. Captain John Rowley to he
Lieutenant Colonel. Second Captain James C.-Smyth to
be Captain, vice Rowley. first Lieutenant Charles S.
Rhodes to he Second Captain, vice Smyth. Second Lieu-
tenant Robert S. Hustler to be. First Lieutenant, vice
Rhodes. Captain Augustus De Butts to be Lieutenant
. Colonel. Second • Captain Georgel.andmanti to be Cap-
tain, vice De Butts. First Lieutenant Henry- Kilvington.
to be. Second Captain, vice Landmann. Second Lieutenant"
rlhonias Moody to be First Lieutenant, vice Kiivington.
Second Captain ,Cornelius Mann to be Captain. ' r'ns;:
Lieutenant Gilbert .Buchanan to be Second Captain, vice
• Mann. Second Lieutenant John Henryson to be First Lieu-
tenant, vice Buchanan. •Srcond Captain John Squire to oe
Captain. First Lieutenant Charles Ellicomb,io be SeLot,;'.
Captain, vice Squire. Second Lieutenant John Oldriein'
to tie First Lieutenant, vice. Ellicombe. Second Captain
Charles Graham to be Captain. First Lieutenant Edward,.
falistiae to 4% Second Captain, vice Graham. Second
Lieutenant Alatthew C. Dixon to be First Lieutenant, vice
Fanshawe. First Lieutenant George Macleod to be Second
Captain. Second LieutenautAlex. Clieyne to be 'First
Lieutenant, vice Macleod. first Lieutenant Peter tV.:,ie
to be -Second Captain: First .Lieutenant Win. Dougl.4 to
be Second Captain. All dated July 1, IS SO.
Ea It A T um in the Gazette of the ad Inst.
For first Lieatenant Henry Vigoreux to be-Second Captain,
vice Davy, cleceased,-and Second Lieutenant kiee Junes to
be First Lieutenant, vice Vigoreux, read, First Lieutenant
Thomas Curntingliam.to be Second Captain, vice Davy,
deceased.- Dated July 24, 1.8c6.
'E na AT UM' in the Gazette of the eth Inst.
Winchester Battalion of Volunteer infantry—for Henry St.
John Nlildmay, Esq. to be Captain, vice Atherly; restgued,
read, Henry St. John Mildmay, Esq. to be Captain, v.t,.4
Sir Thomas Rivers Gay, deceased. •
London, England, 1806-08-20

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Francis Drake, of Plymouth, baker, from August IS to Sept,
z, at tea, at Guildhall, Loudon.

B4A7CRUPTS'.

Robert Elliott, of Burnley, Lancashire, cotton-manufidurer
tcksurceuder Sept. 4,5, a..a.1 so, at eleven, at the li,lll and
Muuth Inn, Leeds, Yorksliiie. •AtturnieS, Mr. Lucas;
or Messrs. Sykes and Knowk.s; New hui, London.
Thomas Kew,- late of Nottingham, dealer, to surrender Sept.
r, at six, 2, at nine, and 30, at rive, at the 'Punch Bowl,
Nottingham. Attornies, Messfs. 'unison and Leeson, Nut-
tilighatii ; or Air. 'Rider,• fetter,-lane, Lon,

.. . .
Thomas Donathan, of Liverpool, Block.maker, to urrend:r
Sept. i 6, 17, and 30, .at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Li-
verpool. Attornies, Messrs. Parr and T .hompson, Fun-
wick-street, Liverpool. •
London, England, 1806-08-20

O6`l. 14. William Mae-Alpine, of Aldersgate-street, London,
merchant, at twAve, at Guildhall.
Oct. 11. John Tullcck, the younger, of SOvage-Cardens,
Loiltion, broker, at ten, at Guildhall.
Sept-z. Henry Van-ghan and Richard Vaughan, of Liver-
pool, grocers and cd-parmers, at twelve, at the Angel Inn,
Dale- strets, Liverpool.
Sept. 16. John Gottlob Werninck, of Plymouth, merchant,
at tour, at the King's Arms Inn, Plymouth.
CERTIFICATES.
•
Sept., g. William Henshaw, late of St. Catherine's, near the
Tower, London, coal and lime-merchant.
'Jeremiah Cother, of Pitchcombe, Gloucestershire, clothier.
Thomas l)eighton, of Manchester; calico-printer.
Ralph Thompson, of Southampton, ship-builder.
john Whitaker, of Manchester, and Townsend Usher, of
Bristol, dealers and co-partners.
Mary Robbins and Catherine Robbins, of Birmingham, shop-
keepers and co- partners.
London, England, 1806-08-20

POETRY.

THE following specimen 9f Spanish humour and
gallantry was translated from .LopEs FELtw, DE `'EGA
CAItPio, by Lord HOLLAND. • '

Let no one say that there is need
Of time for love to grow ; '
Ah no! the love that kills indeed,
Dispatches at a blow.

The spark which but by slow degrees
I s- nurs'd into a flame, ,
• Is habit, friendship, what you pkse;
But Love is notitS

For love to be completely true,
It death at sight should deal,
Should be the first one ever knew,
In short, be that I feel.

To write, to sigh, and to converse,
For years to play the fool ;
'Tis tofput passion out to nurse,
And send one's heart to school.

Love, all at once, should from the earth
Start up full grown and tall
If not an Adam at his birth,
He is no Love at all. •

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

CIIATHANI LINES.

On. Saturday some good Races were run on Chathamtines,
by horses belonging to Officers of the Guards. The-first was
Halt Mile Heat, Fifty Guineas.—Mr. M`Kinnan's poney
against Mr. Coornb's poney ; won easy by 111 r. C.
Two Mile Heat. The best in three for Fifty Guineas.
1. Lord Alvanley's b./en. against Capt. Parker's b. in.
Me. Walpole's m. against Hon. Mr. Poscawen's b. h.
;3. Captain l'arker's b. in. against W. Walpole's b. in.
Won by Captain Parker easy.

DERBY R4CES.

TWLSDAY, A IJ•G . 12.

Fifty Pounds for all ages.—Two-mile heats.
Mr. Sitwell's b.-I. Shelah, 5-yrs old - I
M Glossop's b. f. Lark, 3-yrs old - I 2 3
Mr. Andrews's b.c. ri-ofloya (lat.: Trafalgar) 4yrs old 3 3
Sweepstakes of sgs. eacli,-for hunters.—Tyvii-mile heats.
PaYley's br. b. by Oberon,..c-yrs old
Mr. Broadhurst's cit. Citizen,
h. by 5-yrs old - 2
Mr. Storey's c. 1. Lady Fair, by Volunteer, 3-yrs old,
beat Mr. Towles-ch. c. Alexander, by Old England; 3-yrs
old, for Sods.--Two miles.

wznstsT/Ay.
Fifty Pounds for all ages.:--Four-mile heats.
Mr. Sitwell's hr. Taurus, 3-yrs old 2 x
Majt‘r Wilson's b. h. Viraldi, aged - - r 3 3
I!s,lr. Brookes's b• h. Royal Oak, 4-yrs old - 42, 2
r,T•C . Browne's Cli.c. brother to Maidstone, 3-yrs 5 4dr
sit sy.K. Wynnes b c. by Buzzard, 4-yrs old • 3 bolt
London, England, 1806-02-11

.

On Tue.;(!by last, 0 Commissioner Sir C. SAton!s, Sart.
in the Dock-yard, P.rtsnimith, the Lady of Captain Oliver,
of Iha Arlajesty's Ship Mars, of a Daughter, swhich died the
next morning. _ _

- 0.•
Satutday last, Airs.. Ilaigh, of Sloane-street, of a
Daughter.
Lately, Mrs. Emery', wife of Mr. Emery, of Covent-gar-
den Theatre, of a Son.
On Monday se'nnight, at Shroton Cottage, Dorsetshire,
the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel Se}mour, of-a Sou.
London, England, 1806-02-11

MARRIED

' Lately, at St. Edmthid's the King, William Hubbard,
Esq. of Lombard-street, to Miss Grace Pawditch, second
daughter of the late Thomas Pawditch, lisq. or:. Peckham.
Oil Monday sennight, at St. Anne's Church, Liverpool,
the Rev. R. K. Milner' A. M. and Chaplain to his Royal
['Wine-Ss the rrinec of Wales, to Miss Richmond.
On the ist inst. in Gloucester-street, publin, John Cramp-
ton, Esq. M. U. to Miss Charlotte Wlnte, sister to Sir John
Icons, liart.
London, England, 1806-02-11

THE PRIZE.

Boxes6s; Segond Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price is.
Callery is. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second.
Price Money to be returned.
The Doors will be opened at Half past Fi4e, and the Play
begin at Half-past Six.
Places t.ir the fluxes to he taken of Mr. Fosbiook, at the
Box-0 Ilicein Little Russel l-street.

ThEATI:r izovAl„ cov,EN-I',GARDE.N. -
TIM PRESENT EV: I!'eb,,q 1, 1806,
v;;; 11le pert,ilißir
• SPEED THE PLOUGI4.'
Sir l'hilip Mr MU R RAAT;
Sir Abel ;truly, • Mr. M EN ;.
Bob Handy, Mr. FA wc.ETT;
Henry, Mr. C.-KEMIII.E. _
Miss Rlandford, Mrs. GIBBS:
Dame Ashlield, Mrs. OAV E NPO RT.;
Susan Ashrield, -Miss Ipt UNToN
To which will be a G rand Roinatitie Pantomime, catied,
HARLEQUIN's MAGNET; •
Or, THE SCAN INAVIAN SORCERER.
Harlequin, Mr.l3llR N F ;
Pantaloon, Mr. L'. HO I,s.)(; NA ;
Tylla, a Seandin.iviLn Princess (afterwards Columbine),"
Miss SEARI.E.
raxes 6s. Pit 33. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery Is.
Places for the Poxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
i3ox Office in .Hart-street.
The Doors to he opened at half past Five, and begin at halt
past Six.
.•
To-morrow,- Macbeth. Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Siddons.
With Harlequin's M +pet:
Thursday, Wild Oats; with We. Fly by' Night.
On Friday, The Gamester. Mrs. Beverley,. Mrs. Siddons.
With We Fly by Night
On Saturday, The Man of the World; With 'We by
I~i fight.
On
Monday, Cymbeline ; with •Rugantino.
London, England, 1806-02-11

:recs.

L'Argus' Sloop of War, Capt. KITTOE, on
a Cruize to the Westward ; also the /141kb/son,
PART, for Sunderland. •
•

The Polyphemus, of 64 guns, and the Crescent
I'i:tate, are dropßed down to St. Helen's.

PLYZUTII, F. 9.—Sailed this morning the Ville.
de Paris, of 110 gulls, Admiral CORNWALLIS, for
Torbay.. . , • •
This forenoon, at ten o'clock, the'Schooner Far-
tune, of Jersey, laden with apples, from Jersey bound
to Bristol, was driven on shore under the West Flne,
and in the course of a few minutes,bilged, and im-
mediately sunk. The Crew 'were, with great diffi-
CUlty saved, by the great exertions of 'the Marine
Boat and her Crew, who afforded the earliest as-
listance, and to whose exertions it ,is owing that the
beople.were:saved. • ,

~,kALINICITIT4.,,EzD..B,..-7-...krrived the Haditcy,..TONES.,
*bra London Hanikai OMAT; from Greenock; and
Wakefield; BRUCE, from Bristol. '
• Sailed the Prince Murat .FrenCh ',Ship Privateer;
s--
for Plymouth ; Kingswan, • BLACKLER, for
Sand-
wich ; and Edward, PoW,Etc; for London. ,

Cow ES, Pct. 1.1).--Arrived the Brig Two Flieltds ,
Capt. Wm. Bitowil; from-Demerara, bound to I,,on-
don, laden with sugar and coffee ; and.the Bremen
Hoy Alcibiades , CApt. G. L:; . r;s, frcln St. An-'
dero, bound to Chichester c ` .7

• Th 6 West India. Ship S .!.; re , :Cap:
AVETHERBY, lately- a3hore near ton, is got
off without. having sustained any dainage, a , small
part of the cargo,having„ been taken out to lighten
hcr,'ana.she'ls ai-rived here: .'l'

, .
SCA.I.I3O#OUGH, F4:8.'8.----F4Fgra )3y the 130 izet:ta.
Sloop of I.Var, with a Fleet of Trauiports-under.coti,.
coy from the Elbe,' NN;hich River they left an Wed-
nesday last.-

TORBAY, FEB. G.—Arrived H. M. S. 1411e,,e1e,
Paris, arid the Hibernia; last from Plymouth ; the
Colpoys Armed Schooner, with the loss of Ter boom
and the London Packet, from Tortola, having ezpe-
rienced a heavy gale of wind, in which Capt. FITT,
by the fail of the guns, had bis leg and foot crushed
to atoms.

Pas. itf.---Sailed the Kit 4 Sloop of War,
and Valorous Praarn, on a Cruizo ; and Oteron
Sloop of War, with a Convoy to the Northward.

Came down from the River the DOrset and Fame;
Zoretadt!ere*. and ifialmer castle Easflndiamen;
'Ortis, -, for New-York ; and London Packet,
M‘Dondqua., for Philadelphia.

Arrived the Otter Sloop of War from a Cruize,
and remains iri the Yawns with the rest of the Ships

•
as per last.
Arrived in the Downs the Bri?; Cicero, , laden
-with timber, bound to Deptford Dock-yard ; she
vas taken by a French Privateer, and retaken by the
Monkey Gun-brig, off Fairleigh, after a chase of three
hours; also arrived the Pomona, Captain LERM9N,
from St. Kitt's,, laden with wine, sugdr,'&c. bdund
to London : she was, early this morning, captured
oft the South Foreland by the.Braave.Dutch 'Priva-
teer, and retaken by the Jackall Gun:-brig, Lica.
STEWART Commander..
London, England, 1806-11-05

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLPED.

Thomas Brooks and John Turner, New Bond.strret, in
• the parisli of St. George, Hanover-square, in the county
of ivliddlesex, nurserymen, and florists. Octo-
ber tB, 18 6.
John Geor;,e Skurray and Robert Baty Darnley, of Dow-
gate-hill, in the City of London, brokers. A1)1.6 so, 1806.
Stephen IVrativ2ll and William Woodburne, both of Lan-
caster, .in the county of Lancashire, coaLmerchants. Octo-
ber, 23. 18'.6.
James AO id, of Bridge Clough, near New. Church, in the
Forest of icosen :ale, in, the County of LtrocilSililC, and
lathes Pickup, of Whalley Tom:, near New Church, afore-
said, Lorton - spinners. Oct. 28, iSs6.
itkilara Lo.k wood, and Joseph Lockwood, of Whitby, in
the county of York, ship-insurance-brokers.
.October zo,
tBO6.
has Mantle and Edward White, of Dover, carpenters,
joiners, cabinet-makers, upholders, salesmen, and brokers.
fiAtober is, tBc6.
•

The LORD MAYOR yesterday ordered the price of
bred to be continued. at Is. 14d. the quartern loaf
wheaten ; and 1 ad. household, his Lorthhip havirz
previously inspeat,d the mealweighers' reports.

LONDON : Priritea by !Zit:HARP HARRIS, of No. -4, Mardett.court, 130 w-street; b WILL: •--m. A m it; ix tieatlrs, of South Moltoit
.At the SUN-OFFICE, No. Strand ; where Advertis...rnegits„ Orders for the Paper, L'etters for the Editor, tic. poskiaid),
London, England, 1806-11-05

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

11"0-MORROW EVENING, .Nov. 6, 1806,
A. will be r.ertOrtned • "
THE BEGGARS' 'OPERA:. 1..
\' 'Captain Macmcalli, Mr. INC.LEDON4
. Piactuirn, Mr. MUNI)EN;
• : • Locka, Mr. EMERY;
• Mat o' the Mint, •Mr Te. YLO I ;
. Filch, Mr. SIMMuNS
Polly. by a,'S(OUNIC; LA•i)Y;
• Lucy, Mr. 6. (;'1 KEMBLE.
Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 33. 6d,. Second Price as.—
Fallery 25.. Second l'ri_e Upper Gallery is. Second
Price 6d.—No Money to be returned... '
Places for the Boxes to. be taken at the Box-office, in Hart-
street.

The Doors tc, be opened at Halt-past Five, and begin at
Halt-past Six.

• BY PA RTlctu, R -DESIRE,
Mt, SMITIPs-WO'NDERFUb'HORSEMANSHIP will
be continued, also the New 1)1 V E RTIS Ehl E NT, New
COMIC PANTOMIME, tzt. 14te,

Messrs. Parker, Crossman, Sinithi and Davis's celebrated
-Equestrian Troop being only etigniged at the special request
of Mr. Astley, Open the New Olympic Pavilion, New-
castle-street, Strand, and as such..Eugagement will very soon
'expire, it is humbly conceived the present opportunity should
not be negleded.
NW OLYMPIC PAVILION, .NEWCASTLE-
. STREET, STRAND,
Established by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain. •
THIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY. .stir Thurs.-, ,
stay 6t11,2 Friday 7th, and. Saturday,. sth November,
aoh, the Enttnainments will commence with a Grand
Cavalcade. Horsemanship by tlk first Troop, in Europe.
*Jerry trian, by Mr. Cresstnan., bxereises on two Horses,
by AlasterDaVis A favourite Song, " Arthur O'Brad.
ley's Legacy," by Mt. G. Smith (irom Sadler's Wells).

. . , .
A new ,tv,:rtisement, called the sco-rcii otiosT;
vr,..Tite Gretna lilaLksmith ; Principal I.Liticets, me. Cross-
Sian, ND_ C Dubois,lkl:ss Taylor, and Mrs. Parker ; glack-
smith; Mr. Dubois, seilor ; and :Sandy, with an entit7ly
New Song, called " Tile 'C.iodonian Marriage,-" by Mr.
G. Smith. ..

The Redoubtable Charger will exhtbit surprising speci-
mens of Animal Sa,;aciry Batture ExercAis, by. the whole
Troop of Horsemen Mr. Si .:id wall go through his Eques-
trian Felts which hitherto stand unrivalled. The laugh-
ahle Bu sque of the Metainorphose in a Sack. by W.. M.
Bryson onit Mr C,ossrnari. • `

To conclude with the new Conitc^ Pantomime, called
BAGS 01 MISCHIEF ; or, Harlegoin.Ploughboy. Har-
lequin, Mr. Criissman; Clown, Mr...Dubois ; and Colum-
bine, Mrrs.i'arker.
Drs to be tpened at Half past Six, and begin at Seven
precisely. Boxes, •4s. —Pit, ,ts.-Gallery is. Places to be
taken bf Mrs. Connell; at, the 13,0x-o.fthie,,, fr9in Eleven
till Three. .

SPCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF-LONDON._
THE usual MEETINGS -of .the SOCIETY will
commence on i' JAW:SD c.Y Islf,X I', at their Apart_
inents.At.Somerset- House.
THOMAS- WI L LIAM WItIGfIT,
.Secretary.
.Somerset. House, Nov. r, 146.
London, England, 1806-11-05

SKIP N

POOLE, NOVEMBER 3.
Arrived-the Charlotte. Bartlett, trom Dover; Adtive,.
Williams, and Adive, Bywn, trom'PortsmOuth ; Richard,
Hennard; from London ; Isabella and Ann, Rooke..
Newfoundland ; and 'Brothers, Coates, frOm Plymouth
Sailed—,the jului, White, and. Lark,' Spurrier, for Ports--
mouth.

BIRTH -
On Friday last, the wife of Mr. Wirth() of St. Paul's-
Church-yard, of a Son.

MARRIED.

Yesterday, at St. Paul's Cray, Kent, Mr. WiMath Ray,
of Famingilain, Kent, to Mrs. Helen M‘Cata, wt‘iow of the
late Captain ivl‘Caa.
Yesterday selmight, at Monkton, in Thanes, Mr. Joseph
Coxon, son of John Coxon, Esq. formerly Commander of
the Ship Grosvenor, in the Hon. hist- India Company's serw
vice, to Miss Mary 'Jenne, of Monkton Court.
London, England, 1806-11-05

FRIDAY, SEVENTH OF NOV,EAD3R,

RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re-
spedfully acquaint the Public, the NEXT DAY of
Drawing will be on F RI DAY, the 7th of November.

,
RICH WHEEL.
z Prizes of £20,n00 2. Prizes ofk ro,oco

2 5002, 3 --- . Soo . •
• • ;4000 . &C. &C.
No Fixed Capitals. - •
TICKETS and SHARES, ,warranted undrawn, continue
•n Sale at the Offices, corner of Bank Buildings, -Cornbill,
add firing the King's Mews, Charing-cross, by RICHARD:.
SON, GOoDLUCK, and CO.

• . .
No. 29, Arundel-street,. Sept. 13, t2o6k
FOB -Thirteen Years I have relinquished all other
Pradice for the Treatment of Venereal Complaints, and
the cute .of those deficiencies which are the cousequenc6& of
a destrudive habit.

The undoubted qualifications which I possess, as a Mem-
ber of the Royal College of. Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon/in
the Army, and the extent of my experience in this peculiar
line, constituterny claim to that superiority which cannot
be attained by the illiterate, or even by the most respesjable
general Praditioneri whose mind iiharassed by attention to
an immense variety of Disorders.
The very singular complaints of, Disease and Debility, in
which front every part of the world I have been consulted,
must have considerably conduced to my perfea comprehen-
sion of the most complicated Cases. ,
It' Diseases arise from the indiscretion of an unguarded mo-
ment,, and if such Cases ofdistressful disarrangement do
exist, as those which are the-consequences of an habitual
vice, can any Man assume a better title to treat them than
a regular Surgeon, resigning ali other Practice Lir the Treat-,
ment of these, and concentrating his attention and studies to
this particular
.point ?
"In recent Cases of Infedion, all Pain, Panger, and. Di-
stress maybe avoided, and in the first sensations of local
Weakness, much future misery may be prevented, by such
means of re-animation as will restore Ilealth and strength to
the Constitution.

Through inconsiderate negled the slightest cases bepoma
important, but it is the acquirement of exclusiv.c experience
in this line to give a safe and •permanent restoration, even
when other Practitioners have failed: .

The terms of remuner.Ation are precisely stati:d on the first
interview, but nu leteerS: are answered unless a Bank Note is
inclosed. _ .

MARTIN 'MEE, • • • -
Mernbn of the Royal College of Surgeons in London.
No. 29. Arundel-street, strand, near Tempi ..bar,
There is an additional entrance is Wate4.4treet, adjoining.

, ,
r
London, England, 1806-11-05

HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,
No. 93, Royal Lxi.:hans,,e, London, are selling TIC-
K. ET,S.ana SHARES in the present STATE LOTTERY,
warranted undrawn.

FRIDA Y, November 7, will be the next Day of Draw-

:Letters (post-paid) duly answered:
London, England, 1806-11-05

BANKRUPTS.

,tVoAliscroft and ttiilliarn "Woolliscroft, of Man-
chester. ~otton-manntactureis and eo-yartners, to stiffen-
der Nov. -r9, !Jet. 8, and 16,- at three, at the Bridgewater
A fats, M.ancliester. .Attortties, Mr. W. l'Artingion, Man-
' el-Jester ; or Messrs. R. Edmunds and G. 4dinunds,
inn London

Worra Wat ingten Lancashire, flour-dealer, to sur-
render ,ner. 27. at twelve, and Dec. i 6, at 'six, at the
Red Lion hut, Warrington. Attornies, Mr.' Nicholson,
Warrington; or News. Leigh and Mason, New Bridge-
street, li;ackfriars, London.
Pct.:, A ldetsey, of. Liverpool, grocer, to surrender Nova 26,
27,)and Dec. 16, at twelve, at the Globle Tavern, john_
street, Liver'pool. Attornies Mr. Rowlinson, Liverpool ;
or 41r. Blackstock, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, Lon-
don'.

Carfrae and Robert Hislop, of Liverpool, drapers and
cO-partners, to surrender 25, 26, and. Dec. 16, at ele.
Veil, at the George Inn; Liverpool. Attorney,' Mr. For.
rest, Liverpool. • •
'Witham Sandtord and losia4 -Box, of Salford, Lancashire,
dyers and co-partners, tosurrender Nov. 8, Ts, and Dec.
16, at eleven, at the'-Bridgewater ►rms, Manchester. At-
tornies,. Messrs. Sharpe and Eccles, Manchester.
Thomas Davies, now or late of Kinderton, near Middlewich,
e:Aitity of Chester, wine and spirit.merchant, to surrender
Nov. 2.9, Dec. 1, and: 16, at eleven, at the Angel Inn,
Attornies, Messrs. Sandys, Horton, and
Trerermen, Crane-court; Elect-street, London ; or Mr.
Cliantler, Northwich
William Clayton, of llockhead, Surrey, grocer, to surrender
Nov. 8, ii, and Dec. i 6, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Attorney, Mr. 'l'. C. lackson, Walbrook.
Matthew Appleby, late of the Royal Exchange, London,
wcollen-dr•tpe,r, to surrender Nov. tt, at one, tc, at ten,
°and boc. 46, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Coinyn,
13 ush-lane,. Cannon- st rect.
London, England, 1806-11-05

DIED

Lately, at . Thoralby, near sAskrigg, George Wray, Esq.,
of that place, Captain in the Loyal Dale Volunteers.
A te w days ago, at Clifton, John Vassal Arckher, only st.n
of John Giddle Archer, Esq. of Barbadoes.

HIGH, WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-NIOR-

ROW.

Morning, 43 min. after it. Afternoon, o min. after 12.

St IVO', rusitert Ir-squetrc
:lust bt: addressed.
London, England, 1806-11-05

DIVIDENDS.

Nov. 25. Thom3.s_ Partridge, of Dover, Kent, sail-maker
and sup-Owner, at ten, at the King's•lfe.ad Inn, Canter-
bury. _
Dec. 9. Thomas C; regory. of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, dry-
salter, at eleven,-at the Queen's Head, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne.
Dec. a 'nob Watson, of Elton, Bury, Lancashire, cotton-
spinner, at ri,ur, tiic Dog Tavern, Manchester.
Dec. t. Lwgin and Robert 'Slater, of Newgate-
street, 1.0,,d0n; linen-drapers and co-partners, at eleven,
at Ctniuh.,ll. •

Nov..*. David Clover, of Gutter-lane, London, merchant,
a: (y.c, at (:,uildhail.
Nov .9. lames Pepper, of Bishop's Hatfield, HertfgrOshire,
1t,,...-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. -
Nov. 29. George,.Stelford, late of Rudheath Lordship,
c•sont).of Chester, maltstcr, .at ten, at the Angel Inn,
Kinn stOrd, same County.
Nov: z 6 John of .Emsworth, county of Southamp-
tm, grocer, at eleven, at the Black Dog Inn, Ems-
w.,rt

Nov. ai. Christopher Haneman, late of High Holborn,
Middlesex, but now of Fetter- lane, London, furrier, at one,
at Guildhall.. _ _ _ _

Dec, 13. Anthony Thomas, of Duke-street, St. fames's,
Westminster, leather-manufaeturer, at one, at Guildhall.
Dec. 6. john Stevens, formerly of the Elpitinson East India-
man, and late of C !tester- plafe. St. Mary., Lam beat, Surrey,
tuarnxr. at tens, at• Guildhall, London.
Dec. 9. William Bury, ot Itucklersbury, London, ware.
houseman. at ten, at Guildhall .
Dec 4. Peter Moore, late ot Lostock Gralham,..counti of
Chester, corn-dealer, at eleven, at the Gnome Inn, Wit-
ton, near Notthwic,v, same county.
London, England, 1806-11-05

SO UTHWARK.

The contes for the Borough of Southwark. conti-
nued until about two o'clock
,yesterday, at which
time the Candidates had polit.d the following num-
bers :

Sir Thomas Turton, • .• 17iz
Henry Thornton, Esq. - 1593
Right Hon. George 'Tierney, J 345

Mr. ALcocK then came forward, and read Mr.
TIERNEY'S Letter of' Resignation, which had been
delivered by his COmmittee—in consequence of
which, the Poll ended, and Sir T. TURTON and Mr.
TaoßNToN,were declared duly eleaed, by the Re-
turning Officer, amidst the shouts of the spectators.
Mr. TitoRNToN, in a short address, assured the
Elecaors, that it should ever be his study to nielru
the high confidence which they hadreppsed in hi pi,
and repeated his former.professions of attachment to
the int'cirests of his Constituents, and his Actertoina-
tion to preserve his independence.
'SinThomAs TußTou also expreskd his gratitude
for the unprecedented majority •afforded him Gy the
Eleators,, which he attributed to the . spirit of rude-

pendence that had lone rendered •the- BorOugh.of
Southwark highly respetlable. He had been cle6ted
by the suffrages of. the Eleetors from the purest me-
tves. They had withsto d all the unconstitutional
influence opposed to then; and he exulted in being.
the objea of their voice. His gratitude for their
distinguished favours, was more than he -conld ex-
press ; and while he was plaCed in a situation to
-maintain, their rights, he ivotild never" give them'
cause to repent his EleCtion. He also made Many
of his-fnrmcr political observations, which met with
loud applause. • ,
The Hustings were then cleared. The pripulace
took the horses,out of Sir ThomaSTurton's carriage,
and dnigged it to the Obelisk, St, George's Fields;
and back to the Borough.—The 111-nibers were•not
chaired ; but that ceremony was appointed to take
pike on Tuesday next.
London, England, 1806-08-16

The Prisoner then stated, as a proof of 'his inno-
cence, that he might, when in the.;rnles of_ the
Fleet, have made his escape,
•had. he beeilt'.qcnScious
'of any guilt" " Conclude-4 his _defence by.Ylong
detail of circumstances for the-purpose of sheaving
-that the prosecution was founded in malice.
The only. Witness called on the part of the, Pri-
soner was.-c -eorge -Fox tweared that Elizabeth
nett bud lc at his house, in Hcm-i.?tta-street,
::00ventIGarite:ii,:abopt months; he'was a tailor
and draper.', - • -
Baron MOMPEON: suintre.d up in a very able
manner,,and..recapittziated, with' great minuteness,
the whole of the 'evde,no.
The-Jury having cot)sulted ror a few minute's, re-
turned a verdict jbrg-ipg Aci.ept..-
unce,-and of aterin`g it, knowing it to te,fbrged.,
The trial lasted tw;elve. hotir.S;and the Court was
filled in c'eiy parr, Among the audience were the
fir. 4 chapf:.ters. in the county..• The,
_Prisoner was
generally. known at Bath; where passed for a
:West Indian of considerable li.)ftuneand family.
,

Friday se' n nigllt the d‘velling,house 'of- Mr, Bond;
of Stos.vey, in the County of t.: -nerset, was robbed
of !.2. p pincas in bel 1,. during.the short absence of
the farmer,his Wife, and daughter (the whole of the
.latnily); in a neighbouring field:
From the frequent depredations cpmniitted bn the
weavers,and.whiteners about' the Cotsmild:Hills,
the County of Gloucester:- it is -become •pranice
;with them, during the whitening.process, nightly., to
witch their-property. -About one o'clock on Scruar-
day the 2d inst., Mr: Day, -Of Donnington,
,near Stow, went_ from his . house to his hil::ning
_yard, tospe if-all were safe--; -when be obseryed tWo
men,,one of whom was stooping to. pick up a skain
.of yarn, and W,hilst in the aft. of doing so a second
time,, Mr. Day fired.a blunderbilss.loaded with hie
shot, on which one of the villains fell; but before
Day had sufficientlyrecovered from the effeas of
the recoiling of. the p'w,ce,.-befhinade.-- off, 'leaving a
bat behind them.. One., "of them, at least,, ..I.lau.t•
be dangerously wo.unded, .as a quantity. of'bicod
was observed on the place and the wall Over whicu
they escaped; large dr9ps were also traced 'to a con
siderable diStane;- but at present, the offenders re-
.main undiscovered: : - -

‘c A sound mind ih a sound body, 'is 4 short
full description of a•-happy state iii this -world
that has these has little more tWwisli for, and he
who wants,,either, will be little the better for ally.
thing.else." .We have not the temerity to attempt.
the refutation of an,opinion advanced by one 4f cut`.
profoundest philosophers (11.,otKt)'i 121. A,. NV. Wtput,---
courting the severity of -criticism, we may obServe,--
that at the period in which '.his-ilaborate treatise Tv.-
eclucatiou was written, the Guide. to Health- was not:
in existence, nor had ,the..'eothitry bt„zen Nosed:.
with the discovery of iheardial BaZin of Gitead,
London, England, 1806-08-16

NEW DUKE OF NORFOLK.

A person claiming title to the Dukedom of Nor-
folk presented a Petition on Thursday to the LORD
CHANCELLOR. We have sincrr learned something
more of this proud Pretenders It seems he a&ualiy
had the conlidenCe to force his way into the cham-
ber to which his Lordship retires at the rising of the
Court.: His Lordship had the condescension to bear
him ; and„after•attending to.his incoherent tale, he,
with all.that 'good nature and -humanity which cha-
rOerizes him, endeavoured' to prevail on him .to de-
, Sist from so romantic:a pursuit. 'The man retired in,.
dignant, and we understand used expressions highly
indecorous. He inferred that Lord. ERsKTNE and
she Duke of NORFOLK under Stood one another; and
that it was in vain for him to, thinkof gctting re-
dress. -,He_says -he is willing .toforeg6 tlietitie, but
that there is an estate near Dartford of about 16001.
.a year, whiCh lie insists:Upon being deliVered.up to
-•He is sure the Duke is convinceil be has no
right to, it; for he•suffers it to remain in, a dilapi-
dated state, and to let grass.and - weeds 'grow
over: it. He complains that whenever he goesodown
to take posses.:ion,. the• servants shut the gate upon
him,; and he. is sue that the Duke means to ex-
clude him (the owner) in favour of an ille-
• crifimate offspring. It is- not witty days since he
0
wfent to the Duke's house, and obtained a-guinea,
which his Qrace, from a motive of compassion, or-
dered to be given him. Not content with this, he •
made a disturbance,_ and insisted on remaining in
what he callecl his paternal mansion. The servants
Were-obliged .to convey him to the Watch-house,
where he-patiently endured incarceration for several ,
hourS. -,His pretensions continue nnatiated ; and he
not only haunted the Court of Chancery all day with
Lady litivitir HOWARD, but made a resolute attempt
to address his- Lardshipogain., It.is.surely the duty
.of ihe Police to prevent such maniacs from infesting
Courts of Justice; and interrupting the solemnity of
their. proceedings.
London, England, 1806-02-18

HOUSE OF calififoxs,

MONDAY, FEB, 18.

On the Motion of Mr.: FRANCIS, a new Writ was
ordered 'for Appleby, in room of Mr, ccurtenay,
who has been- appointed one of the Lords of the
Treasury. And a new Writ was ordered, on the
Motion of Mr. POLE CAREW, for Worcestershire,
in room of W. Lygon, Esq.. now Lord Beauchamp.
Mr. Fox was introduced by Lord HENRY PETTY
and Mr. WHITBREAD, and took the oaths and his
seat.

Sir PHILIP STEPIIEKS presented, pursuant to or-
der, an Account of Contrasts for Spirits, with the
Terms, &c. for a certain time.—Ordered to lie on
the Table, and on the Motion of Mr. BROOKE, to
be printed.

A Bill for ereCting a Workhouse, and making cer-
tain arrangements with respect to the Poor in the
Parish of St. Sepulchre, was brought in by Sir JOHN
ANDERSON, read a first time, and ordered to be
read a second time.

Mr. LEIGH moved, That there shouldfbe laid be-
fore the House, an Account of the Amount of
Writs issued from the Courts of King',s Bench and
Common Pleas in Ireland for the four last
.years,
distinguishing the number of Writs issued from
each Court in each year. The Hon. Member
stated this account to be necessary preparatory tb a
Motion which he meant to submit to the House.
This Motion would be, for leave to bring in a Bill,
similar to that which he had brought forward two
years ago, for the purpose of altering the arrange-
ment which at present existed with rasped to the
Courts of Law in Ireland.

The SPEAKER reminded the Hon. Member that,
according to custom, when any Motion was likely
to be objeEted to, previous notice should be given of
its introduction.

Mr. LEIGH observed, that there was no obje6tion
whatever to this Motion. It was accordingly put
and agreed to.

ADJOURNMENT.

The CHANCELL9Rof the EXCHEQUER rose
to give notice, in order to prevent inconvenience,
and guard against surprises, that he would, to-mor-
row, move an Adjournment until Monday next;
on which day it was his intention to move for
the revival of the Committee to Investigate the
Joint Account between Great Britain-and Ireland.