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The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-25

..On Sunday .sennight an
_affair of
.honour was
decided in a field near a certain Borough in the
North Riding of Yorkshire,.between an- Attoraey's
Clerk and-a. Hatter. The parties at half-past sevezt
it the morning, with their. seconds and a few .3C-
.ctraintances, took their" groirtid and fired. The
-„quilkdriver fell, clapping .his- hands to his side,
and exclaiming7--the ball had entered his left side.
speCtators, knowing that the pistols were.
charged with powder only, rushed up .to-the dying,
hero, to,,qenvince him that the wound was not
mortal. His -antagonist stood mute and trembling,
till he
,ktiew the. result. Orl: of the sper6tators
thrust a butchers' steel, through his coat 'pocket,
saying 'the ball had only entered there, instead of
his side.. lie immediately jumped up, .and de-
clared that it.must have gone very near, for it not
only had stunned him, but had taken off his left
breeches pocket, button. The pistols -were. then
loAded again, and the, heroes fired another round ;
of .cenrse tuth mAsel., The seconds then interfered,
..,pird7the ruatter.wanadeup. -

A, celebrated Danish mechanic is said t 0 bave
lately.contrjvcd a machine with which the,laiTest
trees Allay be. pulled out of the-- grout d nOtwith-
stariding. the strength of their roots.
London, England, 1806-07-25

,about the weight of 1400 rupees of Birrnah silver,
together with some accounts, in Chinese chara&ers.
The Chinainan.claitned the major part of the silver as
his property, but was contraditted by the other peo
ple, who asserted that it was the property of the
Chinaman who was killed by the Savages.. Deli-
vered the remainder of the property, consisting of
piece goods and Birwah silver, to those who claim-
ed it." -
London, England, 1806-07-25

ObOIIiiaENCES.

THE following melancholy occurrences are Stated,
in The New South IVales Advertiser, of- OFtoter
(24th, 1804, from which we Copy them. We arc
indebted for the Paper to a .respeaable Merchant
of this City (New-York). (United States' Ga-
zette) .
On Tuesday arrived the Union, American Ship,
Which left this for China the i29th of August, came
last fromTongataboo, one of- the Friendly' Islands;
which :she left the sth inst. '

By a young-. wonian, named Eiliabeth Morey,
the Mate of the Union, and others on board, the fol•
lowing' melancholy statement was deposed to

DrosiTloN
Respeaing the Loss of the 41nierican- Ship Dine of
Portland. - -
London, England, 1806-07-25

NITIVII3ER 14 325 .]

VAUXHALL.

Under the' Patronage of His Royal Highness the P RI N C E et

, 7 WAI:ES. " .
-
- .
-THIS PRESENT EVENING, July 25, will be -a
GRAND GALA, andBRILLIANT EXHIBITION
of El It E..W.QAKS.=Lildinission Three Shillings..

•
/THE 'ROYAL COLLEGE of .PHYSICIANS
in London having received accounts from'Varjous parts
'of England', complaining of the number of irregular Pradi-
Cenci-6, calling themselves Physicians, who exercise the Pro-
fession of, Physic withoufAuthority, and 'in many instances
:without due Qualification ; feel it their duty to apprize the
Public of the legal pro Visions to obviate this evil, and to .re-
fer them to the List annually printed by the College.(which.
in future they will take care- to have properly circulated), in
order that the Names of all those may be known who, having
been examined by the -Coltege according to LaW, have been-
deemed competent to' praCtice. as Physicians.
Extrad from theAas of Parliament of thith and rsth Henry
London, England, 1806-07-25

HANTS.-BRO0IKW0101)

'Capital MANSION and FARM, FOUR HUNDRED and
EIGHTY-FIVE ACRES, and BRAMDE,AN :3O USE,
with THIRTY-ONE. ACRES of LAND.

TWEE SOLD BY AUCTION',
By. EP TER COX E, -
At Garraway's, on .Tuesdv the 20th,of August,
lii Two Lots.

tot 1. A' VALUABLE FREEHOLD. and PART
COP YHOLD ETTA neaffy equal to
Freehold,zafted Brookwood Park, five Miles Sonar °Mires,-
ford„twelve frOin 41ton, and ten Miles East oT.Winchester ;
consisting of a handiome spaCiOus Mansion, suitable to
Nobleman or Gentlettlan's Family, with all requiiite Offices,
Vleasure-grouud, Gardens, standing in a Park of about Se-
venty Acres, with Farrn House, Cottage, Barns, and other
Out-biiildings, and atijohtibg *lnclosure of Arable, Mea-
dow, and Wood Land,•contLining in•the.Whole Four Hundred
abd tiglitY-five Acres.
- Lot a.' That"VafrtableFreehbld Estate 'known as Bram-
dean House, four Miles South of Alresford ; consisting of a
substantially ereEled,Family Residence, at present in the pos-
session of Admiral Cafmady (whose Lease expires on the
loth of ()either, -when. pOssession will bf... given); with very
oxtensive and. appropriate Offices, excellent Gardens and
kleasure-grounds,_ Farm-House, Dairy, Barn, Stabling, arid
other necessary Out-buildings, and upwards of Thirty. Acres
of rich Arable and Pasture Land. .
May be viewed one month preceding the Sale, by applica-
tjon to Mr. Perry, 13ratinledn of whom printed Particulars
maytie'had also of F. Webb, Esq. Salisbury; at the Dol-
phin, Southampton; the George, Winchester;' the
Farnham; of Messrs. Oddie, Oddie, and Forster, Carey-
street, Lincoln's lim-fields ; and of P. Coxe, No. 33,
Thregmorton:street, wheie Plans pf the Estate may be seen.

THE real JAPAN BLACKING,. hiaile by DAY
and MARTIN. This invaluable Composition, with
half tho.usual labour, produces the Most brilliant jet black
over beheld, allbrds peculiar nourishment to the. Leather,
will not soil the finest Linen, is perfedlv free from any un-
pleasant smell, and will *retain its virtues in any climate.
Sold, wholesale, by Day and Martin, at the Manufaaory,
No. 97, High Holborn; retail by F. Day, ,N0..7, Tavistock-
street, Covent-garden ; W. Day, No. 6s, Swallow-street ;
Axtel!, No: t, Finch-lane; and' by the principal Boot.
makers, Perfumers, and Oilmen, in the Metropolis; and-in
*very town tltroughout the United Kingdom, in Stone Bottles,
vriCe is. 6d. each..
London, England, 1806-07-25

FOR VENEREAL AND SCORBUTIC COM-
PLAINTS.

DR.' FREEMAN'S GVITA SALUTARIS is by'
far thd mo'si 'Safe and eiredual Remedy ever yet disco
tered for the cure.of that dangerous• Disease. Persons
unhali-
pily afflicted with Venereal Complaints, in all its stages. and
tinder its variouNappearanceS,
.will find a secur-t and present
Relief by taking these most invaluable Drops ; which, for
their excellency during thirty year's pradice in the most po-
pulous part of London, viz: Hatton-garden, haVe been wrist-:
ed Gutta Salmaris. . '

The Secrecy with which most,.persons, so. afflided.find it
needfu4 to conceal their sufrerings, may be safely employed
while using these Drops ; sincifthey-render confinement
necessary,„ as well as all unctuous or mercurial Preparations,,
or any s6rgical Operation whatever.
.By appointment of Dr. Freeman they are sold .by R. But-.
ler, 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; Bacon, 150,
and ridding, 76, Oxford street Bull and Caliwell, Dublin ;
Scott, Smith, and Baxter, Eainburgh ; M'Donald, Glasgow;
stains, Manchester; Lathiitity, Liverpool, Stains and• Lynch,
Manchester ; and most Medicine Venders in every Town in
, t,
laultleS3 as Z 5. Ow each. •
London, England, 1806-07-25

VIII.

-4! That it may be enaded in this present Parliament.' that
no person from henceforth be suffered to exercise or pradice
in Physic, through England,
..until such time. that he be
'examined at London by the ,said President and three of the
said' Elects, and have froth the said President and Eieds Let-
ters. Testimonial of try-zir Approving- and .F xaminaTion ex-
cept he he a Graduate. of 0 x find or Cambridge, which bath
accomplished' all things for his form without any Grace:".
By Order of the. College
JAMES HERViY, M. D. RegiSter.

June 25 , 1806.

ROUP OF LORD GREY's`SALMO[3 .FISFIINvCS

'THERE is to be exposed to Ronp, .at the George
Inn, Perth, on FRIDAY, the tst of 'August next,
between the hours of Twelve and Two o' Clock, .a Tack of
the whole valuable SALMON FISEIINGS on; the -R•iver
Tay, extending between two and three miles beloW the City
of Perth. .

"The Articles of It oup to beseen "in the hands of Lord Grey,
7Kinfacen's House or Mr. Stewart, Writer, in Perth.

CANTERBURY; KENT.
TO BE SOLD,

• Large Convenient. FREEHOLD good-built
A BRICK HOUSE, with a small Garden, Yard, and
Conveniencies attached-to-the same; 'fit 'for the resi-
dence of a large family, situate the upper End of St: George's,
street, and late in the occupation of Col. Cuppage.
• Also the Remainder-of a Lease of a Coach-house' Loft,
?Ind stalled Stable sufficient for fouehorses, with a Garden
walled in and planted with Fruit-trees.
Immediate possession may be had, and part of the pur-
chak money remain on mortgage if required. For further
particulars apply to Mr. Sfodden, Hoystings, Canterbury.

•LINCOLNSHIRE.
VALUABLE .ESTATE, in RICIT 'FEEDING LAND,
• near SPA &DING and BOSTON.
TO BE SOLD BY, AiTTION,
. BY' PETER COXE,
,At r; arpway !s Cotrej-mouse, Cnange-alley, London, on
Thursday the t4th August, at Twelve ()Tina, in-One

Lot, unless vre,:riously clipObecl of by Private Conira6t,

VALUABLE.FtEEHOLD ESTAtE,of -rich
.Elk. FEE 1)1 NG LA ND, 'in the Parishes of Whapiode -and
ItiolbcAli, eight Miles from Spalding, twelve from Boston,
four-from flolbeach, twelve from Wisbeach, all good Market
•,'7Owns, and one hundred Miles from London ; consist* o'f
the-. Manor, or- repdte.d Manor, of Littlebury, With.sinadry
farms, in a Ring-fence, lett on. short- Leases, which expire
It „Lady-day, doS,.at present low Rents, amounting to 20371.
'os. 6d.- per annurn, and greatly ilnprovable. The Land-tax •
is redeemed ; the • Roads are good; the Estate 'is •in a dry
Country, not liable to FloOds, near a navigable River, which
corrimunicates,'afa. short distance,- with the German Ocean.
-To be viewed by'leave of the Tenants, on application to'
Alessrs. ,Foster and Bonner, Spahling, who will spew the
Estate; ill-whom printed Particulars may be had • as well
as of Messrs. Nicholson and I) and of Mr. had;
-n
Tcale, of Leeds ;. of Messrs. Foster, Cooke, and F rere, Lin-
coln's-Inn; Loudon ; of Mr. Pile( Coxe, 33, Throgmorton-
street, -with all of • whom' Plans of the.EStates may..be seen.
Particulars may be'also had at Lloyd's and Garraway's.
•. ,
London, England, 1806-05-17

BIRTHS

On Wednesday last, at Garnons, Hereford*e, the Lady
of Sir John. Deers Cutterelt, Bart. of a Son.
On Thursday last, in Warren-street, Fitzroy-square, Mrs.
J Q. Lockett, of a Son.
Lately, :at W-enyoe Castle, Glamorganshire, the Lady of
Robert (ginner, Esq. of kSon.
On the 3d- inst. ;it Bramfield, Hertfordshire, the Lady of
'the Rev. Edward. Bourehier, of a Daughter.
On the .1. tth inst. at Ranby Cottage, Retford, Notting.
ham, the Lady of the Hon. William Monck ton, of a Son.
On Saturday last, in l'ortman-place, Edgeware Road, Mrs.
Gilbert West, of a Daughter. •
London, England, 1806-05-17

LORD WELLESLEY

• 'Sr asked if the .Honotirable
:Gentleman (Mr; Paull)"- had fixed on the :day' on
which he was to bring forward the Motion against
Lord Wellesley relative-to Oude ?
Mr. PAULL tnentionedMonday,week ; but, on the
suggestion of the,SPeaker,,fixed it for the first day
after. the Holidays ; stating, that he should lay the
Charge on the Table, and at the same time move
for Witnesses to be calledin, and also fora few Pa-
pers in support
Mr. PAULL then moved, that the Order of a
,former day for the:produeion of the Protest taken
by Mr. Bosanquet against an Approval by the Court
`of Dire6tors of Lord Wellesley's "Conduct .be dis-
charged.. He stated that this Motion had been
made by Min under the impression 'that he had li-
berty to do so if any of the Board of Cuntroul
happened to be ptesent. He accordingly had done
so—but found next day that he had laboured under
a misconception.; and would therefore, as he had
Offered, have ithmediately Moved for,rescinding the
Order, had it been of any immediate consequence.
He now moved that the Order be discharged, mean-
ing,'on .some future.occasion,.to move that the Pa-
per be produced 4 as well as a Dispatch whiCh had
fortnerly been moved for by a Noble Lord, and
' then refused, 'though, unquestionably it must .n)li-
mately be produced.
After a few words from Mr. AIiDINGTON and
CREEV,EY, the Order was accordingly dis-
. Charged.
London, England, 1806-05-17

p(Ao

Lately, at rath, in the:Blst year (Allis age, the Rev.Sl-
- Adams, of Laundon Grange, in the County of Bucks,
and .Rector of 0 wsden, Suffolk.
last week, in the 17th year of her age,. Miss Randolph,
daughter of the blight Rev, the Lord Bishop of Orford.

CAPITAL MANSION,-GROSVENOR-SQUARE.
- to BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,
• • By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house,. 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on
Friday- the 23d inst. at Twelve-O'C lock ,
AMost Eligible, Spacious, Capital MANSION,
With large open airy Garden, detached Offices, &c.
situate on the South Side of G ROSV ENO R.SQU ARE, the
Property of a Noblentati. . •
The House comprises a range of spacious Apartments on
the Ground Floor and principal Story„ with suitable Bed-
chambers and Servants' A partmentS over ; tin; Basement con-
tains convenient roomy Offices of every cesc;iption„ suitable
fora Family of the first.nistinttion ; large open airy Garden,
.Coach-houses, Stables, Sec. I inincdiate possession may be
-had.
To be viewed with Tickets; • Particulars at Garraway's,
and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square ; where
Tickets for viewing may be had. - •

• . .
CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION in complete Order,
GARDENS, and LAND, at TEDDINGTON, MID- •
DL ES LX, T) the-free, and Land-tax redeemed.
TU BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS
. •
At "Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on
Friday the 23il inst. at TwelVeore lock-, m Two Lots,
Lot: i. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ;
• IX-comprising 'an excellent Family Mansion in
complete Order, fit for the inithethate reception of a Gentle-
maiv4 Family, with Offices of every description, conveni-
ently planned and tittcd up ,• CoUrt-yard,-- Coach-houses,
Stables, and Pleasure-grounds Kitchen-gardens, walled
round and planted with, choice Fruit-trees, ilot-houses,
Peachery, Emil-yard, ' Out-buildings, and 'Mdatow
Land ; the whole about Fourteen Acres ; situate in that ad-
mired, beautiftil, and cheerful part of the Country, at T Lb-
DI NGTON, between Richmond, Twickenham, and Hamp-
ton Court, twelve miles from London.
Lot a. A Desirable- FREEHOLD ESTATE (a charming
spot for erecting a Villa), situate by the River-side, and a
short distance from the Mansion; comprising near Fifteen
Acres of Meadow Land adjoining -the River and the Road to
Kingston, with a Fishing-house, &c.
The Lots may be viewed by applying at the Mansion.
Particulars on the ?remises ; at the George, Twickenham ;
Castle; Richmond ; Sun, Kingston ; at Garraway's ; and of
r;-, Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.

LON ON : • erinted by RICHARD R.lt IS, of No. 4, Mirttivt-covit, Bow-street ; 71:11 Published b} V LIA,4 ARMIGIR Scam's, of Smith Mo Crusvenar-squanr
Ai the SUN.() FFICE, No. Sziand where eideevtisiinents Orders for the Pacer, Letters for the Editor, &c. 62Aost:mtid), mint b. alir..!ssed.
London, England, 1806-05-17

ALIRRIED.

On Nlohday,' at St. itlildretrs Church, Canterbury, the
Rev. William Payler, son of T. W. Payler, Esti: of I {cam,
Kent, to• Miss Maria Highmore, daughter of the late lohn
Ilighiriore, Esq.. and granddaughter of -thelate Anthony
Iliglartate, Esq. of Wincheap, near Canterbury
On 'l'ues►lay, at• St. George's, Hoover-square, Mr. Gun
dry, of Caine,. Wilts, to Miss M.- 1-lickley, of Avebury,
Wilts.
London, England, 1806-05-21

da.. - -
.•, •_ , , .
mr. vAI. I.sre3erited, pun-mint tU order ef
=Account sheaving the Amount of the
Arrears and, Balances in the hands of the Collectors of
the Revenue; from the sth ofJanuary,-1774, to the
sth of January, i &A.—Ordered to be printed.
A Message was received from the Lordi, stating
that their Lordships had agreed to {he ScoteliJudges'
Salary 'Bill and to several Private Bills. .
Mr. ALLIIANDER. brought. lip the Report a tbe
Committee of Ways and . Means of. yesterday ;
which was agreed to, and. Bills -ordered to be brought.
in accordingly.
Mr: C: WY NNE presented thelionse, agreeably
to Order, Copies of the • Instrudions given- to all
Ships of War, and td 'all Privateers, &c. carrying Let-
ters of Marque against. Neutral Shipping navigating
i 0
•
the West Indies.—Ordered fo lie on the Table.
London, England, 1806-05-21

I ..

10,0c0
5002
1000
500
zoo
And a lull proportibli of the 10. Prizes.
TICK E TS. and SH.-k it ES, warranted undrawn, are selling
at the Ohl Office of SWIFT and Co. No. ir, Poultry.

10,000
ieoo
'4s°°
1700
2000

.

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. • '
T" great Reputation which Mr. BURGESShas gAined-hy the superior Excellence of his ESSENCE
of ANCHOVIES for FISH SAUCE has induced many
Persons to give the same Name to an Article entirely nit_
ferent.

•
101 N BURGESS and SO4 think it a duty they owe the
Public, to caution them against sut:h Impositions, as several
People travel the Empire, °tiering Shopkeepers, 'Sec. an ex-
tra 'large profit to vend the spurious kiwi': they are parti-
tularly requested to ask for Bir KG ES s's, and to observe none
is genuine hut what have these words upon the Label—
" John Burgess and Son's Original.- and% Superior Essence of
Anchovies."

Warehouse, No. 167, Strand, corner
of the Savoy Steps, London

AYOUNG MAN wants a Place as VALET to
a Single Gent ; •can dress hair and shave, and
baye a good CharaCitfr 110:n the Place he has last left. Let-
till addressed, post- paid, to %V . T. at N. 37 Notth-street,
I-ptign,street, Alary-le- bone, will be immediately attended
t.

UCTION.W AND HoGAATH's ettivf,s.
ACATALOGUE of Rare and Valuable BOOKS,
Ancient and Modern, including the Library tit' Charles
"Cit way, Esq. ; a great variety of the most eoeetned Modern
.Works, entirely new, and some interesting Manuktipts by
The late Col. I tonside, the property of. John Stocktiale,
which will be sold by Auction by Mr.
_STOCK DALE, jun •
.4t the New Audion Room, No. 1.80, Piccadilly, opposite
burlington, House. The Sale. will • continence on Monday,
the 26iii.inst. at Twelve o'clock to.a-Mitiute,•and continue
the Seven following Days, Sunday excel ted.
To be viewed trVo days preceding the Sale, and Catalogues,
price ts. to he !tutor Mr. Stoekdale, Piccadilly Mr. %Val-
er, Paternoster row ; and. Messrs.- Bristow and Cowan,
t4uterbury.

FOR THE CLETH.. ANu GUMS.
Tilt PUBLIC is resce&fUlly cautioned Ugainst
mitations of the ESS ENCE of PEARL and P LA R.I.
.busiTl PRICE, invented by the late JACOB IIEMMLI',
Dentistto the Queen and the. Prince of Wales, which,have,
'ken proVed by long experience to Jbe infinitely mOre ellica-
ious for the Teeth and Gums than any thing yet discovi;n:d. -
They continue to be sold wholesale and retail by Bayley
!ntlßlew, 5, Cockspur-street,• London, • price 23. 9:71 . each;
Inclosed in a St.inip in which the following words are ezi -
graved, "J. 'Hemet, Bayley, and Blew Cocksdur-strect,'!
he Forgery whereof is Felony. - Sold also retail bY
2vartnan (late Partner ana Successor to Mr. Heinet),llGcocgc-
alket, Hanover-square,
41\1.8. The Essence is particularly recommended, to Pa
Nnts
VKI Perions who have the care or Chilcireu as the 6:':i4LC3t
`6'CrYatiire of young and 4,.1.ter Teeth,
London, England, 1806-05-19

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

•
THE great Reputation whieh, Mr. BURGESS
, has gained by the Superior Excel/eince of his ESSENCE
ANcw)V lES for FISH SAUCE has induced many
4. ersons to give the-same Name to an• A ft:etc - entirely ',dit-
4eent.
loliN BURGESS and •SO.N think it a duty they owe the
,-üblic, to caution them against such I tnpositions, 'as several
feople travel the Empire, .otiiiing Shopkeepers, etc.. an ex-
`Fs large profit to vend the spurious kind : they are, parti-
lularly requested to ask for.Bu Ess's,. and to observe none
`4! genuine but what have these,..words upon the Libel—
lohn Burgess and Sou's Original and _Superior Essence of
Anchovies." .' •
Warehouse, No. tO7, Strand, corner -
of the Savoy Steps, London.

AUCTION OF BOOKS AND HOGARTH's PRINTS.
ACATALOGUE of Rare and Valuable BOOKS,
Ancient and Modern, including the Library of Charles
oway, Esq. ; a reat vriety of the most esteemed Mdern
entirely new, g
ew, and some interesting Manuscsipots by
t"e late Col. lronside, the property of John Stockdale,
Which will be sold by Auetion by Mr. STOCK DALE, jun.
?J the New Audlion Room, No. 18a, Piccadilly, opposite
ttturlington-House. The Sale Will commence on Monday,
tlie 26th inst. at Twelve o'clock to a Minute, and continue
fie Seven following Days, Sunday excepted.
be viewed twodayspreceding the Sale, and Catalogues,
terice Is. to be hd of Mr. Stockddle, Piccadilly Mr.
r, Paternoster-arow ; and MessrA. Bristow and Cowton,.
alltetbury.
London, England, 1806-05-19

17 -

1700
2000

N WEDNESDAY NEXT, the Third Day of Drawing,
wilf be entitled to ONE THOUSAND POUNDS each.
nN MONDAY,• the 26th -of May, the FoOrth
Aida
Day, the First•drawn Ticket will.be. t 0.0001.. On
Vida y, the 3oth of May, the Fifth Day, the First-drawn
ticket
,will be 20,0001. On Wednesday, the 4th of lune,
the Sixth Day, the First-drawn Ticket will ,be 25,ti001. Be-
Sides Capital Prizes of 2005001. 50001. 10061. and poi. .
Warranted undrawn T I CKL• Ts and SHA 1t ES. are on sale
1 a great Variety of Numbers; and at the lowest Prices, by
N.BY and Co. No. 26, Cornhill, 52, Charing-cross,
'WI St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.
London, England, 1806-05-19

EXHIBITION OF FLOWERS.

QTJRTIS and 'MILLIKEN, Florists, \Valworth,
respectfully inform the Nobility anti Gentry, that their
superb oculledion of Tulips is now in bloom, and may be.
'viewed every Day from Ten o'Clock till Six, Sundays ex-
cePted.—Admittance Gratis.
Tulips,
ako beg to inform the Public. that their best Bed of
cow.isting of the most valuable sorts krt,wn in this
Country, will be Sold by Autlion, by Messrs. ALI-PORT
4,r1c1 SON, on the P,remises, the.2Bth and zgth inst. Cata-
logues of the Sale,to be had at the Gardens,,Walwolth.
London, England, 1806-05-19

HANOVER-SQUARE ROOMS.

trilderthe Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the Duke
and i)utchess of York.

MISS, HARINGTON begs leave to inform
the Nobility, Gentry,' and her Friends in general,
that her CONCER I', of VOCAL and I NSTRUM ENTAL
MUSIC, is fixed for Monday, tune 2, 11306, at the King's
.Concert Rooms, Hanover-square.—Leader Of the ilz*td, Mr.
,Nugnoletti. =To bc...gin at Eight Further particu-
tars will be given in future Bills and Advertisements.
Tickets, los. 6d. each, to be had of Miss Flarington, ' No.
2J. Hanover-street, Hanover-square; at Mr. Birchall's,
L`Levy Bond. street ; at Mr. Kelly's Opera'Saloon, Pall ;
at Mr. Corri's Haymarket ; at Messrs. Button and Co.'s No.-
5. St. Paul's Church yard ; and at Messrs. Jones and Co.'s.
nano Forte Makers to His Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales, No. t t, Golden-square.
London, England, 1806-05-19

THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE.

TO-MORROW EVENTING, May-so, .will be
performed
THE WONDER.
Doa-Felix Mr EL LISTON;
Frederick, Mr. HOLLAND;
Don Pedro, Mr. MATHEWS;
Colonel Briton, Mr. BARRY ;
Don-Lopez, _Mr. CHERRY ;
Lissardo, Mr. BANN I STE It ;
Gibby, Mr. DORMER;
.Donna Vidante, Mrs. I 0 R DAN ;
Donna Isabella, Miss M ELLON ;
Flora, Ms POPE.

WITH
FORTY THIEVES.
= • The Charaaers by
Mr. DORMER, Mr. BA NN ISTE It, M.r. KELLY,
Mi.-MATHEWS, Mr. DIGNUM. Mr. H. SIDDONS,
Mr. DE CAMP Mr. RAYNIOND, Mrs. BLAND,
Mrs. MATYIEWS, Miss DE. CAMP, &c.

__ Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Secorarrice as:
-Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Secimd
Trice 6d.—No Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to by taken of Mr. 'Fosbrook,- at the
Box-Otlice in Little Russell-street. •
The Doors will be opened.at 'Half-past f ive, and ale Play
be4in'at Hall-i.ast Six:
The 23d night of The Forty Thieves will be on Tuesday
the 27th lost, with the Comedy of The Country Girl ; Miss
Peggy, Mrs. Jordan.
London, England, 1806-05-19

I'VE FIRST TICKETS ONE THOUSAND POUNDS

EACH.
•
TEXT WEDNESDAY, May 21, will be the
N THIRD DAY of Drawing, when thu-first Five Tie-
Kets drawn out of the Wheel wilt receive 16001. each, over and
41'"c any other Prize, from 20,4001. to zit. which may hap-
pen to be drawn against them. The First-drawn on the
text Day, the Fourjh, will, in like manner, he entitled to
10,cool. ; and on the following Day, the Fifth, to 20,0001. ;
and on the Sixth, to 25,0001. .
The following is the State of the Wheel ; .
I Prize of - C 15,000 - - is - ,C 25,000
2„,,c00 40,000
10,000 - 10,000
5000 lo,oop
loop - , 5000
Soo - 4560
zoo -

- - So
And a full proportion of the ail. Prizes.

FIVE FIRST-DRAWN TICKETS
London, England, 1806-05-19

NEW MIIbICINE ACT.

NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's
_IL' • • Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. (.irnei's
.Powder and other valuable Preparations, -inform the Public,
that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price. of
that Medicine.. will be in future 2s. 91 Nr Packet, or
11. ss. 6d. per Dpzen ; but the quantity of ri Dozen Packers
in a llottle'(as, made up for the Army and Navy) may be had
for 11.45. And as Stamps are prepared, by:order of the- Cor n-
missioners, for Mr. Newbery's separate use, in which the
Words, " F. Newbery, N. 45, St. Pairl's," are engraved,
and as it is presuined 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. Newbery's Stamps are affixed,
but those who purchase six or more, at a time, will be al-
lowed the Stumps.gratis.
s. d. s. d.
Dr. lames's Powder .2 9 Dalby's Carrninative i 9
Do. in a Bottle - o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate
Do. Analeptic Pills , 4 6 Pills - 0
Do. large Box - 24 o Freake'sTina.of Bark 44.
0
Di. Steer's Opodeldoc z 6 Dr. Huxhain's ditto 2 o
DO. Convulsion Oil z 6 Tonic Pills - 9
Ditto Nitre Dro-ps. z' 6 English cotlee - 2 9
'Do. Cathothile Drops r 9 Dr. Hboper's Pills
Do. Paregoric Lozenges t 1 • Granl`s Drops - r
Angibatia's Blois ditto Inglish's Scots Pills o
Essence olColtsfisot . '3. 6 Henry's M ignesia - 2 6
Mr Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Norton'a Drops - 5 6
Cephalic Sntiir o 9 Spilsbury's Drops • s 6
fones'S.RheuM. Tina. 3 6 Dr. Solantkr's Tea. .2. 9
Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6, Greenouct's Tincture i r 4
Essence of Peppermint r it Do. Tolu Lozenges t tb
Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 ,Essence of Ginger - 2 6
.N. B. As many Persons, particularly Messengers, mis-
take the House of Messrs. Newbery, they think 'it necessary
to imint.out, that it is at the East' End of St. Paid's,' 10 ix_
Doors from,cheapside,, with these words inscribed-on the
FrontTHE ONLY WAItEll() (ISt FOR DR.
I A Nl.L's POW D E
London, England, 1806-05-19

BIRMS

On Friday • last, at Kendal Lodge, .Epping; the Lady of
6enient Kirwan, Esq. of a Son. .
On'Saturday last, at his house in Upper Wirnpole7street,
the Lady of Augutus 11liott Fidler, Esq. of a Son.-
On the..l3th inst. the Lady of Henry Otway, Esq. Stam-
ford-Hall. Leicestershire, of a Daughter. , .
London, England, 1806-05-19

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

_
ALL PERSONS in possession of Incomes,
arising from Freehold, Copyhold,. or Leasehold
t:ttates, in Land or Houses, Money -in the Funds,Re it
;i4latirges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, An-
tai es, Patent Places, Church .Livings, or any other cer-
-15. -Income for Lite, may be supplied with temporary or
11lirriatient Sutras of Money to any Amount, by paying' An-
"tY Intel est for the same.
he Nobility and Gentry of known Property, or their
41141,, may be accommodated on their personal security ;
44,1"4 atly instanCe where the, single security of an in
Dr, tnay be deemed insufficient, the addition of another
trt.,•oa to guarantee the pazment of the Interest will re-
Kivev,n
e the objedion ; and, in all cases, privilege will be
c,Ptio 41 to the• Public to return the Principal at their own
tecTrsonal applications will be received every. day till Four
C 0 lock z. and Letters from Correspondents .ip Town or
drem9try post. paid),will be immediately answered, by ad-
"l'24lk; to the Direnor of .the Knizhtsbridgeqlank, at his
House, Na. 8, Lower john-street, GoltienrsOare.
London, England, 1806-05-26

BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL.

THIS GALLERY, for the Exhibition and Sale
1: of the WORKS of BRITISH -ARTISTS, will con-
tinue open every Day, from Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon'
until Seven in the Afternoon.—Admittance One Shilling.
By Order,
VALENTINE GREEN, Keeper.
Catalogues Sixpence.

ALADY of about Forty- years of age, of the
highest respeCtaility, lyno—trateheen Mistress‘'of a
Family for nearly zo years, but who, front unforeseen cir-
cumstances, is cainpellc..d to seek another situation,is desirous
of undertaking the Stipritendance of. the.-Domestic con-
cerns of a Single Gentleman or Widower's Family, where
s4e would hope to be
.treated with that confidence and con-
sideration which she flatters herself her exertions to fulfil
the duties or her employment would deserve.
As the most unexceptionable references' would be given
.by,
the Advertiser, the same would he requireq on her part.
Letters addressed to B. C . 183, Pic:eta:4ly, will be duly,
attended to.

TO MERCANTILE AND 'WHOLESALE HOUSES.
TN some House of ItespeEtability, a Young Man is
.1, wishful for a Situation as CI.E K K : he perleCtly under-
stands Town Busines, having lived in one of the first
Houses ; but from unavoidable Circumstances is at present
at liberty. Undeniable Reference will bp given, and Secu-
rity, if requited, to any amount.
Please to direct for A. B. 3t, Cannon-street, and it will
meet with due attention.
London, England, 1806-05-26

1 n,oco

10,000
4000
1500
1800

36 - so - - -
And a Lull proportion or the all. Prizes.
TICKETS and SHARES, warranteklundwin. are selling
the Old Office of SWIFT and Co. No. I!, Poultry.

YRYERN FARM, PECKHAM RYE, SURREY.
Iro BE LETT, .with immediate Possession,
FRYERN FARM consiqing-of a Capitol- Farm-
house, Coach-house, Stable, and upwards of 147 Acres of
Arable, Meadow, and, Pasture Land; The House and up-
wards of 100 Acres are proposed to be upon a Lease tbr four-
teen Years, and-the rest for shorter periods, to such Person
of approved responsibility as shall offer the highest Rent, by.
Letter addressed to Messrs. Shawe and Le Blanc, New Bridge-
street, Blackfriars, before the Ist day of June next.
The Estate may be viewed, by applying to Mr. Tagg, on
tine Premises ; and Particulars may be had. of him, and of
Mr. Townley, Surveyor, Walworth ; and of Messrs. Shawes
and Le Blanc.

ISLE OF WIGHT.
MO BE LETT, and entered upon immediately,
completely furnished, for a Term ot'N>Ciis, or a shower
period, an excellent FA MI LY HOUSE, consisting of an
Entrance-hall, good Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast-rooms,
five best Bed-rooms, two Attics, and. four Servants'-rooms,
Kitchen, Brew-house, Under-ground cellar, and every other
requisite and convenient Office. Also double Coach-house,
Stabling for to Horses, large Garden, And any quantity of
tasture Land, not exceeding 40 Acres.
:. The House is situate the centre of the Isle of Wight,
about three Miles from Newport.
for other Particulars, inquire (if by Letteri, post paid) of
Ilessrs. Clarkesand Sewell, • Newport.
•

LEASEHOLD FARM.
ACompa& and Deiirable LEASEHOLD FARM,
within twelve miles of London, to be Di,iiosect of by
Private Contraeli consisting •ot a ,handsome modern btiilt
•Dwelling-house,, in excellent repair, with'suitable
Offices, most agreeably situ Are in a Paddock of about five
Acres, with. Pleasure and Kitchen 'Garden, good Farris yard,
Barns, Stables, and Out-houses of every necessary descrip-
tion, in thorough •repair, . together witn about too Acres of
rich Meadow and Pasture Land.
Few places in the vicinity of London can vie with the pre-
sent in the variety and extent of prospect, the salubrity of
the air, or the goodness of the Roads and pleasantness of the
Rides in the neighbourhood ; a Pack of Fox-hounds fre-
quently meet within a short distance, and Game is. to be
faund on thi.tand. 'lmmediate' possession may be had, and
the Estate altogether would-be a valuable aciuisition to any
Gentleman desirous of obtaining a Farm in a•cornplete state
of cultivation, upon a moderate scale. There 'are about 18
years of the Lease unexpired, at a low rent.
The Stock, Crops; Fi_xttires, Utensils, &c. to be Taken at,
a fair valuation.
For'further Particulars apply to Mr. Searle, Solicitor,
Child's-place, Temple-bar.
London, England, 1806-05-26

BIRTHS

On Friday the 16th inst. the Lady of the, Rev. 1. W. Cum;
ningham, of Oclthant;
,of a Dau);fizer.
Lately, at Canterbury, the 'Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel
TOrrens,; AisistAut Adjutant-Gener4l,-.4. a Son.
On Thursday last; at the house of tkaliiiir:ll Sir John °Mei
Cloucester-pl.Acc, Lady Orde, oed•Datighter.
London, England, 1806-05-26

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

THE great Repitation which Mr. BURGESS
has gained by the suerior Excellence of his ESSENCE
nt. AN CH OVI ES for FISH AUC E has induced many
Persons to give the same Name to an Article entirely. cut.
lerent. , ,
10 EIN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they "oVve the
Public, to caution them agAin3t such Impositions, as several,
People travel the Empire, olie•ing ShopkeeperS,.&c. an ex-
tr..l.Jarge . profit to vend the. spurious kind t they are parti-
cularly requested to ask for Bo it oEss's, and to' observe none
it; genUine but what have these words upon •theLabel-
e` I ohn Burgess and-Sores Original. and -Superior Essence of
Anchovies,'.'
_

Warehouse, No. roq, Strand, corner
of the Savoy Steps, London

FRI DAY NEXT,

•TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS is allotted
—,
tolne,First-drawn Ticket, being the FIFTH DAY of
Drawing.
The 'PICKETS and .SHARES continue on Sale at the
Ittices corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill, and facing the
Gate of the Mews Charing-cross; where No. 16,252,.
a Piize of ONE THOU..; AN D POUNDS, the First. Day,
and No. 2.1,68 z, a Prize of ONE THOUSAND gild
TWENTY-ON E POUN US, the Third Day of the p.resent
State J..ottery, were both sold in a Quarter, an Eighth, and
Ten Sixteenth Shares, by
RIcHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co..

TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
FOR the First-drawn Ticket NEXT FRIDAY,
May p, Wing the FIFTH DAY of Drawing.
STATE of the tV HEEL.
-k2 5,003 - - is .
20,000 • - - •

i - Prize of

k2q,oon
40,000

I -

2. -

10,000
5000
500
100
London, England, 1806-05-26

CHURCH 'PREFERMENT

UANTED to Purchase, tolie NEXT PRE
SEN't'ATION, or ADVOW SON, of a Lisiing,
from poi. ro a-Fear, with the I'rospe6l of an early
Vacancy. -
A pply to Mr. Humphrys, Solicitor, Harpur-street, Blooms.-
bury.
London, England, 1806-05-26

DIED.

Early yesterday morning, after a tedious illness, at the Go—
vernor's apartments in. Greenwich hospital, Viscountess
flood, in the year of lierrige. -
On the gilt inst„at.K.eYhaven, the Lady of William Grier,
Esq.
• On-Thuesday..last,-at Burly St.' Edrrititid'S,-.at a very acl.4,
vanccd age, after a long
.and painful. illness, Mrs. Nlarthi.
Prigg, wife of Mr. Trigg, of that place, and mother to Mrs.
Richard Leach ~Lof Holies- street, cavendish•square;
Last at hei house in I: nightsl',.ridge, in the 87th
year of her 'age, Mrs.-Ann Lewis,: sister of the late Mr.
Lewis, of Coveutarden.
• On the ,t9tir inst. at his hOuSe, BrOad.street, Ratcliffe,
Mr. 'Tliornas-liownian, late of. Limehouse, in the Both year
of his age.

ti STOCKS

RDAY.

I iidia Stock,
India,lionds, 2S. 3s. dis.
South-Sea Stock,
Excheq. Bills, 3s. ts. dis.
onmium,
3 per Cent:deterred,
Flinperial 3 per Cent.
Digo. 3 - 'Orbs
Cons..fur July 24, 6i
London, England, 1806-05-26

TABLES OF INTEREST,

Construed upon a Plan entirety New, Easy, and Kittle-
. • matically Accurate.
In the Press, and early, next Month sill be published, by
and 1. Deas,'and'. S. Cheyne, Eciinburgh,- and Yernor,,
Hood; and Sharp, London; •
71- 13 E S for Calculating the Simple In'terest of
any Principal Sum from Uric Farthing to'Forty• Thou-
sand'Vounds, at 3; 41-,sand 5 per Cent. trom t Day ro
365, in a regular succession of Days, and from I to 2o Years ;
Tahles of Commission, Brokerage, and • Exchange, and a
complete Ready Reckoner; with a variety of other Tables
necessary for expediting and simplifing Mercantile Conii•
pgations.

By WM. STF.NHOUSE,
Accountant, F. A. S. Edinburgh.

lust published,
In One Vol. Bvo. price Ss . in btrads, the Second Edition of
171HRISTIAN THEOLOGY or,• An Inquiry
1‘..• into the Nature and Geri al Charader of Revelation.
By the Rev. RICHARD LLOYD, A. M.
Vicar of St. Dunstan's in the West, London, and late Fellow
• of Magdalen College, Cambridge.
For the character and high estimation in Which the above
Wort: is held, see —British Critic, May, 1130; —Monthly Re-
view, Sept, ISos—Critical Review, 06t. 1805—Christian
Observer, Aug. 1865.—Ecledic Review, 06t. 1805.
It is als6 recommended by the Bishop of St. David's in his
very excellent Charge at the Primary Visitation of that Dio-
cese.
riraca fir J. Hatchard, Bookseller to her Majesty,'.l96,
opposite Albany House,

• This Day was pablished,
Price Seven Shillings and Sixpence, in boards,

A New Edition of -
CARY's ITINERARY : Containing great
Ad-
ditions and Improven4ents, particvlarly 'in the Cross
Roads; to which upwards of .Eighty new Routes have been,
added ; with an improved index, calculated !to- make the
references to those Roads perfectly easy and simple.
'With the direl Roads are given the time of the'Mails' ar-
rival and departure, the Population of each Town, the Line
of the navigable Camets,• and the Course or the Rivers passed
over, &c. . Accompanied with a full and explicit Map,
Carefully adapted to the Work, and on which the Cross
Roads are figured to correspond with the Page wherein de-
scribed.
London ; Printed for 1. Cy-y, No. at, Strand ; and may
be. had, of the Booksellers in general, both in Town and
Country.
London, England, 1806-05-26

By Mrs. MANN ERS.

London : Printed iorl3. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-court,
PaternoSter.ro\v.
Of.Whotn may be :had the following popular Novels, just
publishetl,
t. The Eventful Marriage, by the Author of Count Di
Novini and Monclttott. 4 viols: 18s.
2. Eversfiel4 Abbey, by the:Authoress of The Aunt and
Niece, 3 vols. I2S.
3. The Cottager's. Daughter. A Tale of the Nineteenth
Century. z Vols. Ss. • • '
4. Nature.; or; A Piaure of the Passions. To which is
added an Essay on Novel Writing. By Mr. Bycrley. 4
vols. 14s.
S. Seclets• of the Vastle ;- or, Adventures of Charles
D'Almain. Ey Mr. Carey. 2 viols.
London, England, 1806-05-26

MEMOIRS OF TILE PRESENT AGE.

In the Press, and early in June will be published, in Five
elegant Volumes Foolscap Odavo, price acs. in boards,
EMOIRS of a TRAVELLER how in Retire-
i VI. Anent ; containing- Personal Observations a, the
Principal Courts and Capitals in Europe during "the last
so years-; by a Diplomatic Character in the Service of C.; rcat
Britain ; interspersed with original Anecdotes of giivereign
Princes, Statesmen, aad other Distinguished-Charatters'whO
have flourished during that Period.
Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street; Black',
friars: -and to be bad of all 13oOksellers.
London, England, 1806-05-26

tITAIBER 4273.]

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

TO-MORROW EVEfNINIG, May 27, will be

THE COUNTRY GIRL.

Mr. Moody: Mr. WROUGHTON ;
Mrs,PeAgy, Mrs. JORDAN.
WITH

FORTY THIEVES.'
The Charaders by
Mr. DORMER, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY,
k. MATHEWS, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. H. SIDDONS,
Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RAYMOND, Mrs; BLAND,
Mrs. MATHEWS, Miss DE CAMP,

Boxes 6s. Second ►'rice 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs:
Gallery zs. Second Price is--Upper Gallery is. Second
Price 6d.—No Money to be returned.
Places for tone Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the
Box-Office in Little Russell-street.
The Doors will be opened at Half-past Five, and,the Play
Istogin at Half-past Six.

TO THE GENTLEM-EN, CLERGY, AND FREE-
HOLDERS O 1 THE COUNTY PALATINE O.F
CHESTER.

GENTLEMEN,
\--,,VITH the warmest sentiments of Gratitude, I
beg leave to return you my heartfelt thanks for the-
very high and distinguished Hon Our you have this day confer-.
red, in eleEtiier lite one or your .t
-t epresen ta fives in Parliament.
I beg of you to be assured, Gentlemen, that every exertion
in my power shall be used in the execution of the and
responsible Trust you have reposed in me • and that it shall
be my constant endeavour to prove myself not unworthy of
the confidence you. have been so kind as to honour me with.
I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen,
With gratetul respect,
• YOur most faithful and obedient humble Servant,
D. DAVENPORT.
Chester, Mzy e, 18o6.•
London, England, 1806-07-14

. FROISSART's CHRONICLES.
This Day were publish:Al,
In Derny Oaavo,.price 11. 16s. in:hoards, the Volumes 7, -
8, and 9, of the Second Edition of
•
QM JOHN FROISSART's ..CHRONICLES of
ENGLAND, FRANCE, SPAIN, and the Adjoin-
ing COUNTRIES, Ithrn the latter part of the Reign of Ea
ward IL-to the Coronation of Henry IV. Neu ly translated
from the French Edition, with Variations and Additions trom
many celebrated MSS.
By THOMAS jOHNES, Esq. M:P.
To which is prefixed, a Lite of the Author, an Essay on
his Works', a Criticism on his History,' and a Dissertation-on
his Poetry'

Printed for Longniany Hurst, Rees, and Orme, l'aternoS—
ter-row ; and 1. White, Fleet-street. •
*„'t The remaining Three Volumes of then above Work will
he piiblished very shortly, with a copious index.
" FrOissart is an Historian consulted and cited by every
Writer, whose subjed leads him to the period in which he
wrote; he is the chief, it not the only authentic source of
information .we are possessed of regard to one of the
prOudest and most striking -portions of our National Annals.
The Engravinks from old illuminated MSS. which accom-
pany the present portion of the:Work, are useful as well-as
curious ornaments. As the authenticity of the sources from
which they•are taken cannot be doubted, they present valu-
able pi .cures of the costume of the times. 'We consider the
Translation of Froissart's Chronicles by Mr. 'ohms. as an un-
dertaking of great importance, and even of high national in-
terest."—Critical Review, March iBa6.

•6 Even the Readers of and Romances, if ever they
have, in the course of their lives, read any thing of real His-
tory, must be gratified, and even charmed, with Fraissart,
ler there is as much gallantry, love, and adventUre in the
Chronicles of Froissart as in any ,Rorriance4 Don Quixotte
scarcely excepted. Froissart's Chronicles -absolutely aftbrd
more aniusvment of this kind, were the instruction to be de.
rived from matter iof fad and twit entirely- gut of the yuesz
• tiva.l—Auti-1 acebiti -.Review, May a 3a6 „
London, England, 1806-07-14

This Day was published,
In Two Vols. 12,M0. price Bs. in boards, .
MADAME DE MAINTENON.
Translated from the Frenchof

MAJ. GENLIS.. ••
Printed for-Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme,' Paternos-
ter- row, .
By whom will be published, in a few Days, in two vols. Bvo.
Memoirs of Lows XIV ; written by himself, tor the Data.:
phin,, his Son-, and addressed to'tliat Prince. To -which are
actied, several Fragments of Military Memoirs 3 his, Advice
to Philip V ; Seventeen Letters to that Monarch, on the Go.:
vernrnent'Of his States; and.various other Pieces never before
printed. The whole published and arranged fr..irn the original
Manuscript, By.. j. L. M. De Qain Montague. Translat-
ed from the French.
London, England, 1806-07-14

By M. POTHI F.R.
Trans We'd froin ill: French t' with an Intro:1,16110n, Appen-
dix, and Notes, illus,trative of the Englit, Law on the
Subjed. • .
By WILLIAM DAVID EVANS, Esq.
Barrister at 'Law. ' • •
• London,: Printed/by iiis Majesty's Law. Printer, for T.
Butterworth, Fleet-street.

• Sir William ;ones,- 'speaking of another Work on.the Law
of Contracts, observes that, at the time when that Author
wrote, " The learned and venerable Pothier (who sus-
tained the two charaCters of Professor and judge with de-
served applause) was composing his 'admirable Treatises on
-all the different species of express or impliediContraels. And
\here," he. continues. " I seize, with plea Sure, an opportu-;
nity of recommending those Treatises to the •EngliSh Lawyer,.
exhorting, him' to read them again and again; for if his great
master, Littleton, has given him, as it must be Presumed, a
taste tot-luminous method, apposite exampleS, and a clear
manly style. in • which nothing. is . redundant, nothing dal.:
cient, he will surely be delighted with Works in which all
those advantages are combined, and • the greatest portion of
• which is Law at Wes!minster, as well as at Orleans. .I.For
..my Own part, I am so charmed with them, that, it' my un-
d6sembled tcindness for the study of jurisprudence were never
to produce any greater belletiti to the, Public than barely the
introduction of Pointer to the aequaintanee of my Country,.
men, I should • think that 1 had in some measure discharged
The debt, whichever/ man, according to Lord Coke, owes
to hii'proteSsion. I "----aw of Bailments, p. 29.
London, England, 1806-07-14

PHI LANTHRO PI C -ANNUITY- 13 LAN

- - - -
'FHE Prospeaus, giving an Explanation of the.
Natiireoltif,s D I Ns TIT U'llf).&, may be
lead at my ?louse, is, Welbeck-street, Caveodish„,square. and
at the London Tavern; and it is partiCularlyJecominended to
PERSONS in the COUNTRY to become Sltaie-lilders, as
it rill afford them an olliritunity of laying.out.thei: Nloney
more securely, and more advantcrgeonsly,•than on Mortgage.
Pursuant to.the -Resolution of the Meeting holden at .tne
London Tavern, the Books of Subscription will continue
open till 20.0e0 Shares are subscribed for • -. ••• _
No. is, Welbeck-street, WILLIAM LUDLAM.
Cavendish-square, London,
July 8, 0306.
The Shares are•,2ol. each, payable by ,Instalments ; and
17,000 Shares 340,00 subscribed for. -
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GENTEEL RESIDENCE, UPPER GUILOFORD-
STREET, ne:ir BRUNSWICK• SQUARE.-

To be disposed of, on -reasonable .Terms, the
LEASE. of a ..,traall. and genteel F RESI-
DENCE, desirably situate in' the princinal•part of Guild-
ford-street, which, has very 'recently been fitted in,a
culiar neat style, consequently in the most complete order of
Repair, are replete with doinestc accommodation, and ;pin-
aession may be soon had ; upwards of twenty ycars
,unex.
Fired. •
To be viewed with Tickets, and Particulars had of Mr.
Herring, 109, •Fleet-strLdt.

GENTEEL RESIDENCE, NEW lIP.IDGE-STREET,
FLEET STREET.
rreo BE -LET'', for Two Years certain, with the
use of the Fixtures, a genteel and convenient HOUSE,
in good Repair, adaptcd to a-small Family. The Rem low,
and with immediate possession. - Particulars of Mr. Herring,
,Attaionecr, &c. Pleet-htreet.

GOSFORT
FOR PUBLIC SALE,

At the Crown Inn, on Tintrsday.tlie t4th of July, 1206,1 at
o'clock in .the Doren on,
London, England, 1806-07-14

C'Elt rrFic4rEs.i

August 2. WriMarl% Ivy, late of Titchtierd-Street, St. Nfary-
le-bone, M itidlocet; tailor. , ' ' ,
Robert Pike the younger, and Peter Hankinson, both of
Liverpool, spirit iint4.porter-dealers and Co-partneri.
William Howell, of Neath, Clialncirgansiiire, shopkeeper.
‘Villiarn Harrison, late of isleworth,,
.Middlesox, merchant.
John Brookfield, lateerALiermanbury, Loadon) jeweller..
Arthur flarvie, of Birmingham, la w f. . ' ,
Henry Maddon; late of the Island of Barbadoed, but now of
' Liverpool, merchant. ,
John Whitehead, late of Rochdale, Lancashire. innkeeper.
Charles ,Espener, of Kingston-upon-Hull, woollen-draper,
Richard Miles, of Birmingham, maltster.
Thomas Moat,' of Halifa4x, Yorkshire, inanufaetwer of cot_
ton goods. - _ .
George Tenter; of Nojthourarn, Halifax, Yorkshire, manu-
facturer of cotton goods.
London, England, 1806-07-14

.fore the Court Martial: When a prosecution turn*
out to be unconscientious, groundless, and ma:icious,
flow often is it that a Judge so states it ? Another
case has been alluded, to, -of Lieutenant-Colonel,
Moore; in the. Militia, and Cotonel ,Bastawd, -tried"
before me, and in which the Plaintiff. recovered
3001. but it has no!'resemblatice. The President of
the Court Martial -had in tiLit case ass-umed a power
of cote pitting a man under circumstances-
did not justifyit: They,hid, in.that _case, no s .IC4
power, and had mistaken the law-it was
.for
iinprisonment that atc,lion was brought, which is to-
tally different from this."-7--Plaintifinonsuited.
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should purchase books wherein they are materially
in-terested. This being the case with resped to the
" GUIDE To HEALTH," which is so justly recom-
mended to young men and boys, ah early attention
.to its maxims win
_gtard them from a fatal rock on
which -thousands have-split; and be the means of
preseiwing -their bodies 'from disease,- their 'souls,
their minds, and_all their faCtiltiesi from' destrudion.
The Guide to Health is sold by !Mathews and Leigh,
No. 18, Strand; and by all other Booksellers 'and
PrinterS of Provincial Newspapers in the United
Kingdom; and contains near 300-pages,. price only
3s, delivered free of carriage.'