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,DR. IOHN REID ON CONSUMPTION.
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AN ADDRESS OF REAL IMPORTANCE.

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IRELAND. ,
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rr HE STRANGER in IRELAND • or, Travels
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BARRACKS.

,Da.vicl Hare Esq. late Captain Lieutenant in the z3d Riot:fa°
be a Deputy Barrack Master in Great Britain.
st Regiment of the Royal 'East India Volunteers,. Ensign
Henry Wadd to be Lieutenant,i vice : Lloyd, wn,), resi&u:.
Robert Frost, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wadd. •

MENTOR A NDUM.

.Lieutenant Henry S. Craufurd, of the _loth Regiirient,,zif
Foot,' who was supersed4l in the Gazette of the gth ult.
is reinstated in his •rank, it appearing that he is a Prisoner
iu France. Ensign lan Laing, ot: the zd Foot, who vfas
• superseded In the Gazette of the sth instant, is reinstated
in hia:rank..

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out purchase, vice Rift, promoted, read Richard GrJnain,
Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase,
_rice Rist, pr,l-
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London, England, 1806-04-14

6,nunitslon in the Royal East Regiment of N•liAllesex Militia,
signed by.iiit Majesty.
Captain Thomas Abraham to be Adjutant, vice Otter, ap-
pointed to the College at Marlow. Dated, January 29,;806.
Cwnniitsion' in the Loyal -Southwark Volunteers, signed by the
- Lord Lieutenant of 16e Couny Of
Thomas Gowlanel, Gent. to be Second'Lieutetaant, Dated
March 27, 186.

Commissions signed by the. Lord Lieutenant of Aberdeenshire.
Aberdo:::k Company of the Fraserburgh Battalion of Volunteer
• Infantry. - • ,•
Lieutenant, William Leslie !to be Captain, vice Leslie, re.
:signsl...Dated NlacCh 18,i5,6. ' Ensign lames Bissett to
be -Lieutenant, Vice Leslie; promoted. Dated as above. j
CoFvnission in the Worcestershire Militia, signed by the Lord'
.
Thomas Prqrage;. Gent. to be Ensign. Dated April a, tBo6.
animissiorts in the e Norfolk -Militia, signed by the Lord Lieute-
• ,
44nt • • ,
restern Regiment—Samuell
Tyson, Esq. to be Captain, vit:e
Bevan, resigned. DittCd Nlarch to,
.1306, . • •
Eastern Regiment—Adjutant j tut& to be Captain, by Breyer.,•
ll'atecias aboye.
London, England, 1806-04-14

.DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MOICIEY.

Tto the Officers and Crews of His Majesty's Ships Magna-
nithe,- Pluto, Meteor, Melpomene, Locust, and Nancy, fbr
the cuptureof the 'Postillion, at the Red Lion, Portsmouth,
on the Isth inst. and every Monday and Thursday for three
years to come, at the same pia
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Gun-brig
Archer, fur the re-capture of the Aurora, on the z3d Feb.
50.,, their respektive share of the salvage thereof, on hoard, •
on her arrival in the Downs, and every Wednesday and
Thursday after for three months to come.,
T.) the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Sloop.
Hawke, their proportion of the Schooner Betsey and her
cargo,- captured 18th March, Mar, at Win. Bonnar's Office,
Derby-street, Westminster, on Wednesdays and Saturdays
for three years to come.
To the Officers and Companies of His Majesty's Sloop
Legere, for the capturz of I.a l'etite Yiaoire and L'Adif,
French Privateers, on the 16th. 'November, 1790. and Bth
January, iSoc, and on board the Pelican at the taking of the
latter; Head-mon:y on the 1701 inst: at Hugh Stanger's,
No. 13, \Clement's Inn, and every Monday and Thursday for
three years. _ •

To the Officers anti Company of .iiis Majesty's Sloop'
Zephyr, for the capture of the Frederick and Floridentia, on
the 7th Odober, 1304,, and to those entitled to sharelor the
tobacco seized on boarff the Fortune Smuggler, on the 6th
May, tBos, their proportions of the said caprttre and seizure,
at No. 12, Upper Thames-street, on the 17th inst. and every
day for three months to come.
'Co the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Gun-brig
Pim*, who -were alually on board at the re-capture of
'the Frau Anna, on the 7th" Dec. !gas, their portions of the
salvage ther‘ol, on her arrival in the Downs, at No. 9, New
Broad-street, every Wednesday and ThurAay, between ele-
ven and three, and for three months to

The Atalanta Brig lately looked' into Rochefort,
and found. there one 3-decker,.and five 2-deckers,
with .sivlarge'Fragates, apparently ready for sea.—
The 'Squadron watching them, under Adtniral
TrioßimouGli, consisted of the Prince of Miles,
of 98. guns, Malta, 84, • Achille, Conqueror, and
another, of 74 ; Pallas, Iris, Hazard, Atalanta, and
Courier ; acd, we. understand, is td be reinforced by
two Ships of the Line from flit Chanual Fie ,
London, England, 1806-06-26

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

May 26, 18a6.
•
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS if 1119 M
yEsTpsoRDN4NCE do hereby give %%4:frt., rhat any
aoill be ready to receive Proposals at their Office in St. Mar-
garet Street, Westminster, on or before the scl of July next, from
such Persons who m.), be capable and willing to undertake the
Construaion of certain BUILDINGS which it is intended ta-
evea at Colchester for the o,dnance Department, conformably to,a
Plan, and Elevation which may be seen at the Office en aly day'
between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock.

The Proposals to_specify the Prices of-each description :1 IVrk
to 6e included in the-Buildings ; also the time in nehich the It'ork
shall be completed under a Penahy, and the nature of the &curly
to be given, in case of the non.perfirmance the Contraß

Proposals sealed stP, and super.teri.6ed " Prop,,al, eunstruFr.
ing Buildings for the Ordnance Depa,tptent at 01, fer," to be
deliVered at the Secretary's 00ce, St. Margaret..itieet, West-
miniter, on or before the Ist day of yu.ly next, but no Proposals
will be received after that day,
By Order of the Board,
R. 11. CREW, Secretary.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE.

June 6, iBo6.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His 111A1
yESTY 's ORDNANCE do beret' give Notice, That
Proposals will be received at their Office, in St. Margaret street,
Westminster, on or before Tuesday the Ist Day of July next, from
such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of
TENTS and BEDDING f‘r Service of this Department, to be
delivered at the Tower or Woolwich; as may be required, the
Proposals to be delivered separately for each /grade ; and fur-
ther particulars, together With the Toms and Conditions of the
Contrail, may be knou7n, upon application at the Secretary's
Office, in St. Margaret-street, any Day between the Hours of
I'm and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered,
sealed up, and marked on the intrude ‘.l Proposals for the Sup_
ply of Tents (or of Bedding as the case may be) for Service
of the Ordnance Department ;" but no Proposal can &admitted
after the said Istl?4y of 'jtuiy.
By Order of the Board,

R. ti'. CREW.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

June X 7, iBo6.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
yESTY'r' ORDNANCE elO hereby give Notice, That
Proposals will be received at.their Office, in St. Margaret-street,
Westminster on or before ,Ttsesdety the Eighth Dof of July next,
from such ierson, as may be willing to undertake the supply of
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES for service of this Depart..
ment ; to be delivered at the Tower, or Woolwich, as may be re
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Further Particulaii., tog:lint with the Terms and Conditions of
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and tour o'clock, where the Proposals are.tn be delivered, sealed
up, and marked.on the outside, " Proposals for the supply of Up-
" bohtery Articles for service of the Ordnance Department;" but
no Proposal can be admitted after the said Eighth Day of -.74.
By Order of the Board,
, R. H. CRElff, Secretary.
London, England, 1806-06-26

This Day was published,

Elegantly printed in Quarto, and illustrated with Twenty
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A VOYAGE to COCHIN-CHINA, in the Years
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able Productions and the political Importance of this flou-
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were visited on the Voyage : with Sketches of the Manners,
Character, and Condition of their several Inhabitants. To
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aoi and 18oz, to the Residence et the Chief of the Booshuana
Nation, being the remotest Point in :he Interior of Southern
Africa to which Europeans have hitherto penetrated. The
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Author of " Travels in Southern Africa," and " Travels in

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THE ELEMENTS of BOOK-KEEPING ; com-
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NEW MEDICINE ACT.

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powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the
that in consequence of the. New Stamp Duties, the Price of
that Medicine will be in future as. qd. per Packet, oe
ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets
in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had
fortl.4s: And as,Stamps are prepared, by order of the Com-
missioners, for Mr. Ne►vbery's separate use, in which the
words, " F. Newbery,- No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved,
and as it is presumed that this will be a sufficient security
against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels will be
discontinued.

The following are the Prices of their Medicines, to the
first twenty of which Mr. Ntwbery's Stamps are affixed,
but those who, purchase six or .more, at a time, will be al-
lowed the Stamps gratis.

J d. s. d.'
Dr. james's Powder z 9 Dalby's Carminative t 9
Do. in a Bottle - 24 o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate
Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - 4 o
Do. large Box - 24 o Freake'sTinl.of Bark
,4 o
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 6 Dr. Huxhain's ditto z o
Do• Convulsion Oil. ,6 Thlic Pills - t 2 9
Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 English Coffee - 2 9
PO, Camomile Drops 1 9 Dr: Hooper's Pills
Do. Paregoric Lozenges t ti Grant's Drops - 16
Angibautt's Blois ditto t t lnglish's Scots Pills r. o
ESsenCeofColtsfoot -3
6 Henry' M ignesia - 2
belt., Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Norton's Drops • 5 •6
Cephalic .Snuff o 9 Spilsbury's Drops 5 6
Jones's Rheum:Tina. 3, 6 Dr. Solandtr's Tea z g
Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Greenbelt's Tindure t ti
zssenceof Peppermint t t Do. rcilu Lozenges t ri
Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 Essence at. Ginger . 2 6
N. B. As many Persons, particularly MessengerS, mis-
take the House of Messrs. Newbery, they think it necessary
to point out, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, fo,:r
Doors from Cheapside, with these words inscribed on the
Front : " THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FUR DR.
FA.MES's POWDER."
London, England, 1806-06-26

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AL.L. I NG-0 EF 11,

Junes 9, 1806 .
THE COMMISSIONERS for FICTUALLI
His !If A jESTY'r NAP do hereby give
_Mace, That
on Thursday, the 3d If 7„j, next, Mr. Reeks, their• Agent or
Portsmouth, be really to receive Tenders, in writing scald
up), jar such Quantities of K L N-Dit IED I' EASE ag the
Dealers therein may think proper to czAr ; t o bf delivered into His
Majesty's Vielnalling Stores at that Port, i n the space of On:
Month from the date of the Contrail ; and to be paid for by Rills,
payable, with late, est, ninety days after date.

The Conditions of the Cont rail may be seen at ke Office of
the 'tent Fie7ualler, at Portsntheth, &fire mentioned.
Nv regard be had to any Tender in which the Price -shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the /Vent aforesaid before Twelve o'clock on the said Thursday,
the 3d of yuly next, nor unless the Person who makes the Ten-
der, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called
for,
London, England, 1806-06-26

DIVIDLNDS.

July t 9. James Smith and Samuel King, of Newpate-street,
London, wool len-drapers and c6-partners, at one, at G 11 ilti-
hall.
21. john Pierce, of Bread-street; 'London, warehouse-
man, at ten, at Guildhall.

July t 6. lohn-Wardall, of Liverpool, timber-merchant,, at
eleven, at the Globe Tavern,, I onn-st%et. Liverpool.
August z. Mattirew Mackenzie, of fleet street, London,
Nrituner, at ten, at Guildhall.
august x. lames Grincirod and Michael Guest, of Manches-
ter, cotton-merchants and co-partners, at eleven, at the
Pack horse, Briage-street, Manchester.
_ .

July 17. john Mellor, now or late of Sheffield, Yorkshire,
rope• maker, at two, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield.
July 16. William Wild, of Nottingham, milliner and haber-
dasher, at ten, at the' Punch Bowl, Nottingham.
August 4. john liarrisZnt and Robert Rigg, of Manchester,
manotaciums and co-partners, at eleven, at ,the Dog 'fa-
vern Deansgate, Manchester.

•
July is. luhn6
Blakeston, of Kingston-upon-Hull,,grocer, at
eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-
Hull.

july aS. Richard Elindly and William Wakefield, of -Matt-
chester, manufacturers and co-partners, at eleven, at the
Coach and Horses, Deausgate, Manchester. '
July za. Richard Smithson, of Kingston-upon-Hull, inn-
keeper, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Silver-street,
Kingston-upon-Hull.
CERTIFIC4TES.

July is. Walter Farnan, of Montague-close, Southwark,
surrey, dyer;
William Graves the younger, late of Lloyd's Coffee-house,
London, merchant.
Thomas Addisc,n, of Preston, Lancashire, woollen-draper.
john iiickey, of Worcester, carver, gilder, and cabinet-maker.

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, JUNE 24.

Passed by-t 1 e Ann, Julian, from Honduras.
Saiie.t -the IVl:::cury, Gillespie, for New Providence;
VV,Ar, White, !Or ILitimore ; aua Friel-1,45, Richard!, for
London, England, 1806-06-26

BIRIIIS

On Sunday, at Yarmouth, the Lady of Captain Curry, of
the Royal Navy, ofa Daughter.
On Monday last, the wile of J..Goodhart, Esq. of Lime-
house' °la Son.-
On Tuesday, in Stretton-street, Piccadilly, the Countess
of Chichester, ot a Daughter.
Yesterday, in Brunswick-square, the wife of J antes pulme,
Esq.' of a Son.
London, England, 1806-06-26

MARRIED.

On Tuesday, the Right Hon. H. Vansittart, one of the
Secretaries of the treasury, to the Hon. Miss Eden, daughter
of Lord Auckland.

On the 24th inst. at Hampstead, Robert Smith, Esq. of
Aylesbury, Bucks, to-Miss Mary Susannah Watson, second
daughter of Sir James, Watson,- Km, late one of His Majes-
ty's judges oft heSupreme Court of Judicature at Bengal.
Yesterday, at St. Mary-le-bone Church, the Rev. George
Augustus Lamb, son of T. P. "Lamb, Esq. of Mountstiekt
Lodge, Rye, to Miss Julio Louisa, daughter of Dr. Ban-
croft, of Margaret-street, Cavendish-square.
The same day, at Cripplegate -Church, Mr. iohn Dolly,
jun. of Red-cross-street, to MiSs Mary Ann Carr.
On the zist of December, 1805, at Bencoolen, Francis Sal,
mond, Esq. Master -Attendant at that Settlement, to Miss
Ann Salmdn, niece of G. Salmon, Esq. forineily Governor
of the Presidency of Bencoolen.
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()UDE CHARGE.

Sir WILIA4m Youic gave notice, that his Noble
Friend (Temple) would move that the Oude Charge
be taken into consideration on Wednesday next, in
case no motion to that effe& was made by the Hon.
Gentleman who had brought forward the Charge.
Mr. PAULL said, that in justice to the cause in
which be was engaged, it would be impossible for
him to proceed to the consideration of it on that
day, and therefore he begged to be understood as
npt in the smallest degree countenancing the propo-
sition now made.

The Lon ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND moved for arl
Account of the Vessels and their Tonnage cleared out
from arid entered into the Ports on the Eastern Coast
of Scotland, exclusive of those in the Friths. of Forth
and Tay, and also an Acoount of. the Vessels cleared
out from and entered into the Port of Berwick for
three years, ending the sth of January,. 1805.!-
01-dered.

A Message frcai the Lords, announced their assent
to the Assessed Taxes' Bill, the Gibraltar -Postage
Bill, the Puke of Grafton's Agre6ment. Bill, acd
others.
London, England, 1806-06-26

b lED.

On Saturday morning last, at- his seat at .Lees Court, in
Kent, the Right klon. Lewis Thomas Lord Sondes, in the
53d year of his age. 1-1 e married Mary the daughter of Ri-
chard Mil)es, Esq. of Nackington, in Kent, by whom he
left issue tour sons and two daughterS : he is succeeded in his
title and estate by his eldest son Le wis,Richard. - -
The same nay, aged 77, the Key. Marmaduke Lewis,
A.M. Rector of Lullingstone, Kent, and Vicar of East Gar,
ston, Berks.
On Sunday last, the infant son of Mr. Tait, of Cornhill.
On Monday, the Lady of Randle Ford, Esq. of Blooms-.
bury-Square.
The same day, Mrs- D. Ford, of Bedford-row;

On Tuesday last, at her house at Wandsworth,- in Surrey,
in the 93d year of her age, Mrs. Webb, 'widow of the late
Mr. Webb, of that place.
Lately, in Denzil-street, Dublin, after a long and painful
illness, ,M,rs. Pigot, relict of the late General Pigot.
On Monday se'nnight, aged 6s, the Rev. lohn
D.D. IVarden of Wadhain College, Oxford, .Reetoi of Tydd
St. Mary's, Lincolnshire, and,of Seaborough, Somersetshire.
The bulk of his property' he has left to Wadham College
4001. per annum in audition to the headship,. with all his
books and furniture. Two ekhibitions of tool, each, annn.-
ally, to two Fellows of the College,' Students in • Law and.
Physic ; and two exhibitions of 201. each, annually, to two
Scholars, Students in the same professions. To a superan-
nuated Fellow, nut having property of his own to the amount
of 751. per itimum an annual exhibition of 751. ; to one other
superannuated Fellow, not haying.of his own property tool.
per annum, an annual exhibition of sot. To the Divinity
LeCturer of the College, thirty guineas per annum, to read
lectures on the Thirty-nine Articles. Five or six pohndS
value in books per annum to the best reader of the Lessons in
chapel. lie has left also public beneketions as follow
An estate. in Linc,Anshire, of about tsol. per annum, to the
Vice-Chancellor for the time being, in aid of the great bur
d6ns of his office ; tool. per annum to the senior Bodleian
Liorarian ; 'tool. per, annum to the Theatre ; roool. stock in
the 3 per cents.-s to the Infirmary. The residue of his for-
tune, exsAilsive of private legacies to relations, friends, and
servants, he has bequeathed to. the College, to establish a
fund to ..iecumulaie fur the purpose of purchasing or bene--
fitting 'livings for that College.

P-Jblfslied bj•MILLIAM ARMICIR SCRIPPS, of South Ma:ton-street, Grosvenor-square
the Paper, Letters for the Editor, tk.c. (.1)0,0 paid); moist be addressed.
London, England, 1806-06-26

VOLUNTEERS.

r; Mr. B.4,STARp observed, that the Return to the
Order which he had - obtained respeaing Allow-
ances to the Volunteers' had upt been ..i3tirialy
made. He therefore Moved, that what \vas defect
tiye should be supplied forthwith.
Mr. U'iNi.)HAM said, that though the June Al-,
lowabces bad been issued to' certain Collis, it w,ls
because. they- were due' before the presents measure
came in force ; and it did not, therefore, follow
that the same Allowances were to be made to
At the same time the Volunteers would after this
be certainly put on an equal footing.
After a few wprds from the SEeit,E.TARY at WAR,
the Motion was agreed to.
London, England, 1806-06-26

just published,

AHISTORY of BRITISH BIRDS. In Two
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itIMBER 4294.]

FREE GRAMMAR-scHOOL, WOLVERHANIP_
TON.
THE Rev: THOS. CORNIOULS having signi-
fitd his Intention of -resigning the Office of S ECU
MASTER to this School, the Trustees have appointed a
Meeting at the Swan inn, in Wolverhampton, in the Coun-
ty ot Stafford, on Tuesday the std day of July next, at Ele-
`,
ven o'clock in the Forenoon, to elect a Second Master of the,
said School in the place of Mr. CorrnotOs„
-The Candidates for the atiove Situation must be capable
of teaching the Classics, be Members of the Established
Church of England, and of approved morals. The Salary
attached to th s Situation is One Hundred Pounds a-year,
With an House adjoining to the said School; and liberty to-
take Twelve Boarders so long as the Head Master of the said
School is permitted to take Boarders.
Proper fesiimontals must be sent by the Candidates, di-
7eEled to Mr. john Perks, of Wolverhampton, Secretary to
the Trustees of Wolverhampton Free Grammar School, Staf-
fordshire. '
By Order of the Trustees,
JOHN PERKS, Sec.

Wolverhampton, I49ay 27, iBo6.

Pursuant to an Order of the High Cburt of Chancery, bear-
, kw date the z.ith day of March, igc,6, made, in certain
Causes there depending, entitled, ME PRY agaii,st
SMART, THOMSON against., SMART, and SCOTT
against S MA i< T,
THE Personal Representative or Representatives
or BEN
_IA NI N SMART, formerly of Milton Abbas,'
in the County of Dorset, Barber, who died in the month of
tygo, is, or are, on or before the zstlt day of July now
next ensuing, pdp...mptorily to come in before SAMUE
COMPTON COX, Esq. on of the Masters of thesaid
Court, at his Chatimers, in Southampton-buildings; Chan.
cery-lane, London, and snake out their Representation, or•
Representation's, to the said Benjamin Smart, or, in def.ult
thereof, they will be peremptoril) excluded the benefit oithe
said Order.

JAMES ASPINALL,

e IV Advertisement -respeEting the next of Xin of
"A • Mr. E DrVAItO MOOR E, formerly Of Uphaven, in
County of Wilts, having appeared in a Newspaper some time
since ; any person giving such information as may.lead to
the Discovery of the above Advertisement, to Mr. Charles
Slade, North Stoneham, near Southampton, will receive Two
Guineas Reward.
London, England, 1806-06-19

EAST` INDIA HOUSE.

Yesterday a Court of :Diredors was held at ,the
,East India House, when, after the proceedings of
the former day had been read, and some other rou-
tine business was d4osed of,
The -CII4III.IMAN called the attention of the Court'
to, the siihjed of a Resolution 'of the Court of Di- ,
rectors, granting a salary of 40001. per annum to
the Recorder of prince of Wales's Island., Haying
adverted to the necessity of having a Court of Civil

and Criminal JOrisdidion in that laand, he said, he
understood the Gentleman. who had been appointed
to that situation Was highlyeligible to the office,
and had been well recommended by Government..

The Dire&ors had wished, and proposed, that A
Mayor and Aldermen should have, been appoints
tb administer justice, but. his Majesty's Ministers
thought proper to interfere, and propose, that. this
office of Recorder should be established ; and the
Court of Diredors having maturely.. Considered the.
'Plan laid before their) .for the due administration of
justice in that Island, approved of this measure. '
The Resolution being read, •
:Mr. JOHNSTONE said, that consistent with the de-
cided opposition he had hitherto-given the whale
of this measure, he rose to express his dissatisfadion
of the Resolution which had been just read ; he
could not see the necessity of granting So large a
salary to such an establishment; and, therefore, de-
cidedli opposed it:
Mr. ,KBArt3LE was of the same opinion, add could
•
not reconcile sucl-Gi proceeding with the present de-
pi'e.:>,sed state of the Company's affairs.

rnle CHAIRMAN answereti, that the duties of this
office would be- very arduous, and that salary ma s
allowed in lieu of all fees and perquisites,; So that,
London, England, 1806-08-27

DIVIDENDS.

-OA: 7. Ann Tigar, late of Beverley; Yorkshire, ironmonger,
at six, at the. Tiger Inn, Beverley. - -
Sept. 17. James Lang, of Wakefield, Yorkshire,-merchant;
at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Wakefield. '
Oct. HieronvMuS John Clauson, lateof America-square,
:London, merchant; at ten, at Guildhall.
pee. 6. William 13exon, of Gosport, county of South-
amptop, hanker, at one, at Guildhall, London.
Oct.-25. john Rowden, late of the Grand junction, Wharf,
London, thnber-merchant, at ten, 'at C; tuld-
ball. _ , _
Soo-. i 3. John Burlingham, 'of Old Buckenham; Norfolk,
nniler, at eleven, at. the Cock Inn, Attleburgli, Nor-
Sopt. 30.. Peter Fayette,' of Bedford:row, Middlesex, insur-
Ance-broker, at ten, at Guildhall.
Sept. i 6. Benjamin Travers and james Esdaile the younger,
Ait. Queen-street, Cheapside, London, sugar-dealers ancl'co-
partners, at ten, at Guildhall.
_Sept.
,22. -Conrad Bernecker, of Birmingham, merchant,. at.
,eleven, at the johnson's Head Inn, Edmund...street, 'Bir-
innotani.
Sept. 27. Forrester Clark, of King.street, Covent ;Garden,
t' .ttitidiesex, laceman, at twelve, at Guildhall
Sept. 16. Stephen Price, of Northumberland-street, Strand,
inciney-scrivener, at twelve, at Guildhall.
'Sept, 16. Robert Vaughan Brooke, now or late of flurcott,
t.Kiddermilister, Wtireestershire,., paper- manufatturer, at
eleven, at the Crown Inn, Broad-street, Worcester.'
London, England, 1806-08-27

Commissions in the Warwickshire ft eginynt of Militia, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant.
Robert Willoughby, Esq. to be CaptaiM ofa Compapy. Dat-
ed May to, 1806. William Withering, ' Esq. to be ditta:'
Dated Aug. S, 1806. • Adjut. R. F. Freenign to.he Captain
by Brevet. Dated May 24, 1806. john Gcrp,i Gent. to
be Ensign. 'Dated :Nov. to, 18os. Henry. Hlurnricinl,,
Gent., to be ditto. Dated as above. Cha. Palim,r,' Gent.
to beditto. Dated April 30, 18ofi.
Commissicus in the Herefordshire Regiment of Militia, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant,
Wm, Morse, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Nov.' 2,18 o;•
Ensign j. Macarthy to be ditto. Datid 26, 18c6.
•Ensign 'retry to be dittO. Dated :lune' I, 180 d. En-
sign -e.. Hann= to be ditto. Dated Aug. ;806. j, Skey,
Cent. to be Ensign. Dated June i, .18r:r6. S. Wilson,
Gent. to be'ditto. Dated
as above. - - .
London, England, 1806-08-27

purposes Qf preparingfgrelajon—believes that-had
Defendant kept the baronial books from 25th to 27th,
the Defend,ant would hare made them-up complete
fron,) the county books—believcs 'Defendant .ivould
have ha& the book'
.completed on the:27th had.
they ,n9t been, tako by Mr: Gforden—witness had
the,....lc;Oocs till Wednesday following, and after elec,
,tion,,lacgan,.Lord,.castleagh was defeated, and.
:Colonel Meadereturned—has no doubt but Colonel
MeacttYg :agents- were prevented from having- the
books by Lord Castlereagh's agents keeping them:—:
Defendant gaVe Lord Castlereagh's agents every asa-
sistance, and the books rt,adily. when applied .to--
aioths were not reatlysni Saturday. Here .the:ba--
rony books for barony of Castlereagh wereicalled-for
and produced. . •
Mr. Gordon, produced and, sworn on behalf of

Examinekby Mr. HAMILTON.

44- • Attended at last ele&ion for county Down—saw.
barony ;books '-re-peatedly-4aid little attention to.
them42tt them. to.cler4s.

The Judge cilled here on Plaintiff's Counsel to
know if they had any other evidence to adduce, or
if they would give up the Qd count, as- their own
evidence negatived it ; sheaving that the, clerk,of the
Peace had kept baronial boooks wherein to enter re..
gistties, and had only been prevented froin.doingiso
previous to day of ele6tion, by his accosnruodating•
_one'of the candidates by furnishing-his. agents with
the hboks.?

Piaintiff's Counsel, aftersorne hesitation and con-:
versatiory, seem my seseking. to 'get.t he Judge's opi-
tion,-.who said, he woiild not give.any at tin; stage,
of the business, at length gAve up the .ed count,. and
at
.Same. time said they would pass over the ad and
4th counts.

Mr. Brett, produced by Plaintiff—ls.treasurer for
thin countyknows Mr. Kcown; Clerk of tbe_.peace
-he delivered to
.witness the registry. of the tree-;
holders. at. Jatuiary Sessions, 805 —l-fenthint de-
livered very regular returns to Winne s. kept.,
his-own book for t hese entries—aud very shortly after
each sessions he.either sent his book to th 'clerk of,
the-peace to have. the• entries rpade, or ,DA-endant
sent for it—cannot recollea how soim ;:a tier the book
was returned, but entries were mati/e-very probably_
ithrne:liately .after:-the ;sessions,;as:Defenciant wa3
very regular.
London, England, 1806-08-27

AN IMPORTANT Di,coyEßY.

TES3I.IS. • CURRIE and. Co. Su
,ov rons I;avlng
tot a liig• Series of years ,0 vie the VI NE It liA L
'DISEASE the particular object of their investigation, 'are
noW. enabled tn.announce the discOvery-et it Medicine-superior
to Mercury in the cure of that di,e ~e. It is-at present sill-
, .fiCient for them to observe, that its eifeds are diametrically.
opposite to those of Mer Cut v, for though" it completely' era-
dicates every vestige of the vir,i, in its most confirmed stages,,
yet it does no' to the lea,t re the Constitution, or alter
- coniplexoti ; -oil the contrary,' it 'renovates the system in,
ail its natural ",f unctions,. promotes A•pperite, and facilitates
Lii.4estion .fslunubefless ins'tances are on recent.record of the
superior efficacy of this Viedicin..., its inherent and. specific
-virtues acting as c,rr,tdive t.), bodily debility,,
whether • pr•oceeding excess 0: conj an& t
pleasute, or tramthe more insidious th ugh notiess destrue-
tive in a cert tio pernicious habit.. Amidst the
inejaDeliay• Variety ofdrsluders %filch are
.the c,,iisequence of
this soutary vice, there are none rnore afflictin' than-those
•deficicricies3nd debilities that prevent or embitter the matri-
monial state. The wretched sufferer br.:odi oyer his mister-
' tune, ashamed to.eek. relict till it has 'brought bins to stiell
!a 'state of misery, as to render life oppressive, To those un-
hatipy persons it will be a consoling reflection to know that,
they may now, by a new and infallible-mode bf treatment,
he restored to that greatest, of all human blessings, a strong,
manly, and vigorous Constitution. ' _

Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consulted by patients of
either sex, atTheir House, No. 107, Hatton
_Garden, person-,
ally,• or by Letter (post-paid) inclosing Bank Note, when
the necessary Advice anti Medicines will be givea or sent to
44 part of the Kingdom. Patients nr th Country are re-
quested to state their age and gelierid mode of living.
No. 107, Hatton Garden. -