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The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-25

HOUSE. OF COV-,ITONS.

FRI DAY, J 1.41: 24.
The. SeEAXER, on talOng the Chair, stated, that
the House having, pursuant to order, waited on His
:MAJESTY with their Address on the: subjea of his
gracious Spec.ch,,llis MAJESTY was pleased to re-
turn the Answer : •

" Centlemen-1 thank you for this dutiful and loyal Ad-
dress. Your curia/Acme on the loss of my late Biother, the
Duke of Glottester, arl:)rds a new proolot your attachment
to nay Person and Family. Your cordial concurrence in my
disposition to Cultivate at all times an intimate connexion
with tilt Emperor of Russia, gives me the greatest satisfac-
tion ; and tileassmance of your unabated vigilance and ex-
'e,tion in the present posture of affairs enables me to look for-
ward with incr,:asedconliden‘e to such a termination of the
Contest as may be consistent with the safety and permanent
interests of my I)oininions."
Ordered to be .entered on the Journals.
Mr. JouNsoN, from the Office of the Chief Secre-
tary of State in Ireland, presented at the Ear the
2 tst Report of the Commissioners of Accounts in
that Country.—Ordered to lie on the Table.
London, England, 1806-01-25

:USEFUL BOOKS FOR CHILDREN. '
This Day. was published,
In Three Parts, either. Part to be had separately, price 3s.
each,.bandsomely halt-bound,
'THE BOQK of TRADES or, LIBRARY of
the USEFUL ARTS, in which every Trade is il-
lustrated with separate Engravings ; and its History", Utili-
ty, present State, Advantages, .and Disadvantages, are fully
and accurately described,
PAR
Wool-comber

Spinner
Basket-maker
Hat-maker
Jeweller
Bricklayer
Carpenter
Cooper

Stone-masori
, Sawyer
Smith
Shipivright
Mariner
1 Currier
I Apothecary
Baker
Strawzhat-maker.
PART 11.

Coach-maker • -
Tallow-chandler
Gardener
Hair-dresser
Comb-maker
Lace-maker. .
Milliner
Feather-worker
Laundress .
l'avicaur
Turner

.Itrush=maker
Taylor
Shoe-maker
'Trunk-maker
tV heel Wright
I ron - to under _
Copper-plate 'Printer
Painter
Engraver
Statuary

. ,Brick maker
Rope-maket
Weaver
stocking Weaver
Carpet Weaver ,
: Ladies' Dress-maker
Pin-maker
• Xeedie-inaka
%Vire-maker
Paper-maker
Printer

111.
Bookbinder
Calico Printer •
Tin-plate W-orker
Brazier
Button-maker
Cabinet-maker
Sadler .
G lass-blower
Cork-curter.
IVatch-iniOter.

Printed for Tahart and Co. at
brary, 157, New Bond street
sellers in Town and Country.
N. B.' At the well-known to
Tabartzul Co. are constantly 1
Assortment of Books fCr You
with which the Trade in tlie
m vantageous Ter s.

the juvenile and School Li.
And to be had of al! ,Book-

.tvenile and School Library 9f
kept on .SaL, an unequalled
to Peiple. and•••t!fl Solibo
Cut try, are suiyliecl ou
London, England, 1806-01-25

BIRTHS

• On Tuesday night, at Mr.-1-lantil!on Nisbett's house in
Pornnan-square, the Countess ot:E4;iri, of a Daughter. • .
t)n Wednesday, at Brotnpton .Crescent, the wife of Mr.
Incledon, of Covent-garden Theatre; 'of a Son.
On Thursday, in Gowef-str:,,t, (he t~wire,ot the Rev. W.
R. Wake, Rector of Great hroJniey, of a Sun..
London, England, 1806-01-25

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
-APPOINTMENTS IN INDIA. • •
'HE veitsdesirable and elegant. Appointment of
c A DET toIN 1)1 A m.iv he immediately transferred, to
a Young Genilem;mu;
•Apply, postpaid, to A L. Post-Office, Bath, Also an
Assistant onrgeoncy in India.
London, England, 1806-09-19

NUAlt'tit 4373.

THEATRE ROYAL, ,DRtiRY-LANE.

TO-MORROW EVENING, Sept. 20, 1806,
will be peciormeri;

SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
• Sir Charles Marlowe, Mr. COOKE ;
Hardcas'le, Mr. CHERRY,
(Being his first appearance in that Charaaer);
Young Marlowe, Mr. BA RR Y NIORE ;
Hastings, Mr. BA RT LE v ; -
Tony Lunipkin, Mr. BANNISTER ;
Sti.l',o, Mr. MADDOCKS;
Diggory, Mr. PURSER ;
Mrs. Haulcastle, Mrs. SPARKS ;
Miss Hardzastle, Miss DUNCAN ;
Mss Neville, Miss BOYCE.
After the Play, a Divertisetnent, called
-THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN.
Principal Dancers,
MademoiSelle PARISOT, and Mrs. SHARP.
WITI-{ •

THE ANATOMIST. ,
Crispin, Mr. BANNISTER ;
Monsieur Le Medicin, Mr. W F. W ITZER
Qld Gerald, Mr. MATH EWS ;
Young Gerald, Mr. DE CAMP ;
Uoetor's pile, Mrs, SPARKS ;
Ar4clica, Miss BO
Beatrice, Mr. 'BAR LOW
(Ruing her first appeararke. these two years).
•Soices.6. Second Price 35.--Pit-is. 6d. Second Price as.
as. Second Price IS:—.:Uppet Gallery is. Se-
cond Price 6c1.-- No Money to be retrurisitit.
Places f,t- the Boxes to be taken at theA;oscsoffice, in Little
ILussel-street.
The Doors to be opened at' Half:past Five, and begin at
"lair-past Six
-On Tuesday, Pizarro; with The Irishman in Landon.
London, England, 1806-09-19

QFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

• Sept. to, .606.
THE 'PRINCIPAL OFFICERS:of HIS, MA,.
ESTY's ORDNANCE do 'here give , Notice, That
Proposals will be received at their °jct., in. St. Margaret-street„
Westminster; on or before Iliednesd.9, the isth Day of OC7ober next,
from such Persons as mqy be willing to undertake the Provisic:n
of CLOTHING for the several Corps under the &realm of
the Ordnance,, Pattern; of which Max be viewed upon application
at the Principal Sto;:'ekeeper'i Office, In the Tswer, Where further
particulars may be known ; and also at the
.Sez-i-etar.f.r Office, la
St. Margaret-street aforesaid, any day between tZe burs of Ten
and Farr o'Cloek.

The Proposals to be delivered at the Secretipy's Ofce, sealed
xp w.d marked on the outside," Tender for Clothing ;" but no
Proposal can be admitted after the said tsth d.ty of Oaober. it
further expeaed the Person whose Proposals may be accepted shall
enter into suffcient securify,jtrpon executing his contraa, for the
due performance thereof.

By Order of the Board,

R. U.. CREW, Stcrera•y.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

Sept. 12, 1806.
4HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
jESTY'r ORDNANCE do hereby giVe Notice, That
Pt °pow's will be received at their Office, in .St. Margaret-street,
Westminster, on or before Wednesday, the isth OThber, from 4 tech
Persons'as may be willing to undertake the Pro-a:ion ofHOSI ERY
ART ICL ES for the several Corps under the direelion of the
Ordnance ; Patterns of which may be viewed upon application
at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the, Tower; where fur.
ther pvticulars sexy be known ; and also at the Secretary's Office,
in St. Margaret.street aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of
Ten and Pour o'Clutk: •

Propoals are to be delivered at the Secretary:Office, seal-
ed up, and marked on the outside, "Tender for Hosiery Articles ;"
but no Proposal can be admitted after the said isth of oElober.
It is further expeae.! that the Person whose Proposals n:4w,y be
accepted shall enter. into sufficient security upon executing his Con.
trait for the due performanee thereof.
' , By. Order of the Board,

R. H. CREW, Secretary.

THE real :JAISAN BLACKING, made by DAY
and MAR TI N. This invaluable Composition, with
half the usual labour, produces •the most brilliant jet black
ever beheld, atFords peculiar nourishment to the Leather,
will not soil the-finest Linen, is pertectl- (re^ from any. un-
pleasant smell, and will retain its virtues in any climate.
Sold, wholesale, by D•iy and Martin, at the MaltufaClory,
No. 97,1-ligh iolborn; retail b!,,PF. Day. No. 7, Tavisrock-
streat, Covent-gardent W Day, No. 65, Swallow-street ;
A xtel I, No. • t, ; and by toe proicipal lioot-
makets, Perfumers, and Oilmen, in the Nletrnpolis • and in
every town thro,ghout tha United Kingdwti, in Stone tiottlz.s,
price is. 6d. eacn.
London, England, 1806-09-19

1) /R.l)

Qn Wednesday last, after a short illness, at his house in
Cower-street, lames Galloway, Esq. in his Evrst year.
The same evening, at the house of lief son-in-law, Mr.
Henry Stnale, of Fludyer-,treet, Mrs. France* Irving, relict
of Mr.lohn Irving, formerly of Bisliop*gate-street.
The same day, in Solio,,square., Mrs. White, rend of Dr.
Thomas White. '
On the 7th inst. at Cheltenham, aged 5,5, Clement Archer,
M. D. husband of J.ady Clanbruuke.

PRICE OF

STOCKS .
India Stock, 289
India Bonds, ts.•zs. dis.
Exchequer Bills, par, 2S. Is.
01111011 n,
I'MpeOai 3 per Cent.'
Ditto Ann. 89- Oiths
Cons. /yr 9111 Od. 63 i a

Y ESTE

Bank Stock, shut
Navy s'pet Ct. 93 ,
5 per Cent. 1797, shut
Irish 5 Ver Cent. shut
4 per Lent. shut
3 per Cent.. Red. shut
3 per :2ent. Coii. 63 6z 63
Bank L. Ann.‘shut •
Ditto Short Ann. shut

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BkI6GE TO:MOR-

ROW:

•
Morning, 37 min. after 8. Afternoon, 13 win. after 9;
London, England, 1806-09-19

Sheridan, for which the reasons staled incthe
fluent speech, which the meeting had just heard,
appeared to him to_be very inadequate. With regard
to the ide;i of a popular eleCtioninterferiug.with the
sad and solemn silence which ought to prevail upon
the funeral of Mr. Fox, he was persuadedthat such
an interference was
.not at all likely to arise ; for
sure he was, that wherever the remains of Mr. Fox
shoUld appear, faction wbtild be dumb. The Learned
Gentleman Strongly advocated the charaCter of Mr.
Sheridan,' who, frotn-his'connexion with Mr. Fox,
with whose sentiments be WaS saturated, was de-
cidedly the tuOs't eligible persbn to succeed him. Upon
the melancholy event of Mr. Fox's death, the Learn-
ed Gentleman dweh at some length, and also upon
the happy result which must .have arisen from even
"his short connexion with Government, as it gave to
that great man an oi;portunity -of making his real
mind and views universally known, and thus refitt-
ing the calumnies which prejudice and ignorance had
propagated respeCting, his charaCter. . The eleCtion
6rivir. Sheridan he particulirly recommended, • from
the Independence of his charaCter, manifested so
often to the'Country, but particularly in his speech
Of this day. It was his wish too that Westminster
should iather be 'represented by a man of talents
than by any Nobleman whatever.. If Westminster
were to become, as it ought to. be, a cradle for inde-
fiendence and talents, persons distinguished for those
qualities Would never be wanting to offer themselves
to the attention of the EleCtors. .

Mr. GRAHAM thought it proper and necessary,with
a ViCW to give full eifed and impression to the ob 7
JeJ of this meeting, that the opinion of the Elecaors
should be testified as to the merits 9f Mr. Sheridan,
and therefore that his -nomination should 'be put to
the vote.
London, England, 1806-09-19

ICTUALL FICE,

Weft. IS, tSc6.
rT"'HE COMMISSIONERS or VICTUALLING
HIS 111,51.7ESTY's NA V Y do herehy give A",-tire, That ex
Thmrsday next, the 234 inst. Mr. Reeks, their /gent at Ports-
tn,uth, .will he ready to receive Tenders in 'writing (sealed up),
and treat fir One Thousand Five Hundred &piers of ENG-
LISI-1 WIIEAT, for the service cf that Port, to u. igb
fifty-eight Pounds per 13:vskel (and in care it r/ old weigh above
Filty.eight Potords per Ruskei °vent:tight will Le paid for);
to he delivereditt One Month ; and to be paidfut by Bills paya.
with interest, ninety days alter date.

The Conditions of the Contraei may be seen at the Office of the
Agent Pia:taller at Portsmouth aforesaid.
No regard will 6e hal to arty Tender in which the Prit; shall
not be inserted in nvords at length, or that shall nut he delive►ed
to. Mr. Reeks, before Twelve o'Clock on the said Thursday next,
the 231 inst. nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some
Per nn hit behalf, attends, to answer, when cal/c,! frr
London, England, 1806-09-19

This Day were publithei,

Elegantfy printed by Ballantyne, in one Volume, Derry Oc-
tavo, price 7s. b 4. in boards;

BALLADS and LYRICAL•PIF,CES ; consisting
of Glerifinlas, or Lord Ronald's et-poach—The Eve of
St. fohn—C4ciyow Castle—The Grkv Brother —TimmaS the
Rhymer, Part 1,2, and "3.7 The Fire King—Frederick and
Alice -Thc Wild Huntsmen War Song —The Norman
Horse-shoe—The-DYing Bard —The Alaid of Tore—and
vellyen

By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. •
Printed fOr Longinan, HUrst, Rees, and 0 rme, Paternos-
ter-row; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh.
Of whom thiy be had, by the same Author,
The Lay of the Last Minstiel, a Poem. 'l he fourth Edi-
.tion, in octavo, ioS. 6d. 'boards.
London, England, 1806-09-19

DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE'S,
At MARCH and COY ENY, CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, -
• ByAlr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's .Col Fee-house, Cornhill, on
'Tuesday, Oel. 21, at Twelve o'Clock, in Four Lots,

Lot I. riOMPRISE
a Capital FREEHOLD
k., ESTATE (EARLS FEN ), containing upWards
of 198 Acres of Me.tdow,. Pasture, and A rabic Land, all ly-
ing corripaa, and divided in d:lnrent Inclosures, situate at
March, in the. Parish of Doddington, and County of Cam-
bridge; on lease tn,lllr,john Gray., which' expires at Lady-
Day, 18 t r, at a low Rent.
Lot 11. A Freehold Estate (BIGGS FEN), situate at Co-
veny, in the. County of Cambridge, comprising upwards of
41 Acres of Meadow,, Pasture, and Arable Land, lying to-
gether, and in a good state of cultivation.
• Lot 11. A Freehold Estate, near Lot 11. comprising up-
wardS of z 6 Acres, as belbre. , .

Lot IV. A Freehold Estate, near Lot lIF. containing near
is Acres, as before.
The last thtee Lots are in possession of Mr:, John Mon-
son, -Tenant at Will-.
The Estates may be viewed by applying to the Tenants,
where Particulars may be 'had ; at the White Hart and Grif-
fin, March ; the Lamb, Ely; Rose and Crown, Wisbech ;
Sun and ack Bull, Cantbridge ; Fountain, Huntingdon ;
Mr. Thompson, Solicitor, Stamfdrd ; Mr. Houching,Were-
ham-Stoke, Norfolk ; Crown, Soham RaM. Newmarket ;
K ing's. A rats, BourneLß ridge ; C rown, Hockerhil 1 ; Saracen's
Head, Ware; of Mess. Blake and White. Solicitors, Essex-
streq, Strand ; at Garraway'ss and of Mr Robins, War-
wick-street, uoldeitL.S.ware, London, ‘vhere Plans of the
Estates may be seen..
London, England, 1806-09-19

'To be viewed by applying to Charles DO Esq. on the
Premises ; or Thomas Edmonds, at the Cottage: Particulars
at the King's Arms, Mortlake; Red Lion, Putney ; Sprc.;el
Eagle, Wandsworth ; King's Arms, Fulham.; Star and Gar—
ter, Kew Bridge; Castle, Richmond; at Garraway's ; ant
orMr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, where A
Plan of the Estate may be seen:

CAPITAL FREEHOLD•ESTATESI
MANOR, FISHERY, WATER-MILL, ELIGIBLE

FARMS, and LAND, CAMBRIDGESHIRL, •
On the Borders of Sutibik, a short distance from Newmarket+

•
TO BE SOLD BY ti CVON,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley. Cortilial, atf
• Tuesday zist 06tober, 1806, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots,.
THE Extensive and Capital FREEHOLD ES,
TATES, comprising near Five Thousand Acres of
Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, all in high Cultivation,
the principal part lying compaCt, divided and lett in eligibl6
Farms, with excellent Dwelting'housess Barns, Stables, and
Out-buildings, situate at SOHAM and TO RDA '11:
SOHAM MEERE, part of the above Estate, contains up—
wards of t3oo Acres, in a ring-fence, and Tythe free. Alsei
The CROWN IPf N, and sundry Tenements in Sobam.

The truly noble and valuable MANO R, extending over
near Fourteen Thousand Acres of Land, withArbirrary: Vines
and Quit Rents. The annual value of the Estate Upwards
of Three Thousand Six Hundred Pounds, which in a few
years may be considetably ineteaaed •;` the property of a No,
bleman.

Trrese very 'valuable Estates, the principal part lyrng corn.
pad, are lett to most respeelable Tenants, part at Will, tne
remainder on Lease, short terms of which ate unexpired.
The Estates are part bo,rinded by the navigable Rivers the
Ouse and Cam, which, from their situation, command a tradeto the principal parts of the Kingdom ; are well worth the
attention of Gentlemen or Trustees wishing to invest large
sums of money in Land • they-are situate six miles front
Newmarket; s 6 front Cabridge; ti from Bury, and 66 from
London: . .

The Farms may be /issued by applying to Mr. Tolin Slack;
Henry Farm, or the Crown lnri; Sanaa.% ‘vhere Particulars
may be had ; at the Cock, Mildenhall ; Angel, Bury ; Ram,
Newmarket; lambi Ely ; Rose and.. Crown, Wisbeach ;. Suit
and Black Bull, Camblidge; Post•house, Fakenham; king's
Arms, Bourne-bridge; Crown, Hockerhill ; Green Maul
Harlow ; Fountain, Huntingdon ; Saracen's Head, Ware
.Mr. Thompson, Solicitors Stamford ; Mr. Houching, Were-,
ham-Stoke, Norfolk ; Messrs. Blake and White, Solicitors.-
Essex-street, Strand ; at Garraway's, and cl Mr. Robins,
Warwick-street, Golden-square, I.,ondons where a Plan of
the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1806-09-19

TO BE SOLD,

THREE S'PANISI4 RAMS of His Majesty's.
pure Ikleriiiei Breed, on Tuesday next the aid, at Dixon'*
Repository, Barbican.
Two of them are Yearlings, or il3 Months old ; the other
is aged, A Fleece from a Lamb of the Old Ones' get was
pronounced by the Bath Agricultural Society the finest Wool
they had ever seen - and .one of these young /tarns is in the
opinion of the Breeder equally fine... Will be there on Fri-
day.

MITRE TAVERN.

A Genteel RESIDENCE andBUILDING LAND, Worm•

woad Scrubs.
'T-10 BE, LETT, and Entered on tiv Inst.
1. for a long or snort 'retin, those well-known desirable
PreMises, in, full trade, with the Licence thereto to he as-
signed, called the MITRE TAv ERN and TEA HOUSE,
adjoining the Towing e,ith on-the North Side-of Paddington
Canal, neat' Wormwood Scrubs ; with the Use of the Dock.,
and the Angling tor Fish ; with or without Meadow Land
and Right of Common: The Premises are Freehold, Tythe
free, and the Land Tax redeemed, within the parish of Ham-
inersmith, where the Taxes are mil:rent& This House, fetim
its pleasant Situation, is Much resorted to by PartieS in boats
on the Paddington Canal.
Also to he Lett, the Genteel Dwelling House called the
RED HOUSE, by The Harrow Road, three miles Prow Pad-
dington with Coach-house, Stables, Yard. walled Garden,
and Offices, with a Stack-yard and Slip of Copyhold Land
(and rinire Land may be had if required).
Likewise fo be Lett, in eligible Lots, at Low Ground
-Rents, frOm 2o to 30. Acres of FREE 110 LD MEADOW
LAN I), Tyrhe free, and Land Tax redeemed: a desirable
Spot for building On ; supposed to contain Brick Earth, situ-
ate on the North Side raj the Towing 'Pith 'aforesaid, with
valuable Right,uf Common. .
The,severat Lots, with the intended new Roads and Ways
TO the Dock are staked out, and the Dimensions marked on
the Plans to be seen at MT. Hoges, 34. Castle.street, Hol-
born; and at Mr. Pricketts, Highgate ; of each of whom
farther Particulars may be known.
London, England, 1806-09-19

FR IDA Y, SEPTEMBER 19, 18o6;

To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS
of the CITY of WESTMINSTER.

GENTLEMEN,
THE melancholy Event of Mr. Fox's Death bay-
log made a Vacancy in the Representation of this City,
I presuto otter myself as a Candidate upon this °mule!),
which lust ever deeply regret.
No Man can be more sensible than I am of the irreparable
loss which we have all sustained in the Death of this great
and distinguished Statesman—your own feelings Oil best
supply all that can be said on that subject ; for' myself,
therefore, I shall only beg you to be persuaded, that if
I should be honoured by your support, I shall never cease
to remember that the best claim that I can establish to your
favour, will be a sincere and ardent attachment to the princi-
ples of our glorious Constitution, and to the'Liberty and Inte-
rests of my Country, inseparably corSneaed as they Must.ever
be with the maintenance et those Principles ; and it will be.
myunremitting endeavour, as the Representative of so distin-
guished a part of this great Metropolis, that my cianduet
shall not dishonour your choice.
have tile HonoUr to be,
With the greatest resped,
Gent lemen;
Your very faithful humble Servant,
Northumberland Flouse, PERCY.
Sept. t 5, 1106.

NEW MUSIC.

VAUXHALL SONGS,, and Others, just publiethect, at
Pearce and Co 's, zg, Haymarket :

DOOll HARRY, is. 6d. 'His Vows to Me were
all sincere, is 6d. On the Banks of the Thames, Ai. 6d.
sung by Mrs. Bland Simple Cymon, is. The _Seaman's
Consolation, Is. Far out at Sea, a Doer, is Ed. sung by
Mrs. kolfey and M; Miller, at the Circus, in the Assassinn.
of the Rocks ; the Words by Cross ; cumposed by Corst,
Old Father Murphy, wrote and sung by ot the
Theatre Royal,'Hayrnarket, in his new Eunrtainment called
New BroOtris I composed by Whitaker, ts, Beside the Green
Willow, by Ditto, Is. Go just resemblance, by Bishop,
Henry arid.his Love, by Bryals, rs. 6d. Boy and k lagolet,
is. 6d. by, Ditto. Singing Girl, by Ditto, is. ,The Maid
of Weybridge, by Ditto, is. 6d. . The Orphan Rosa, is. 6d.
Sweet Bird, is. 6d. Oh Harmony sublime, a Glee, is 6d.
N. B. Marches and Seled Pieces' ,from the Ballet lamer-
airanged for a Military Band by Kramer, '.7s. 4d.

STATE OF THE NATION.
SEVENTH EDITION.
This Day was published, price Ss.
The Seventh Edition of
AN ThrQUlttY into the STATE of the NA-
_:IION at- the COmmeneethent of the present Adini-
nistratiOn.
" In fiujuS moth re t'antoqtfe bell°, rnaxim curs' est, ut
copils et opibus tenere vis possumns, ea manstie.
tudine et continenti& soeioruin fidelitate tenea.
mos."—Cre. Ei,tsr!
Printed for Longman, Hurst, itees, and Orme, Paternos,
ter-row iind Itidgeway,
London, England, 1806-09-19

STAN MORE ASSEMBLY.

THE NOBILITY and GENTRY are respe&-7
t: ify intoi:iteci, that the NEXT ASSEMBLY will be
on R:,,DAY, the 25th day of September 'inst. at the
Ai atom Anus Inn.
Ed, w,ire, By Order of the Steward,
•
Sent S, WILL. TOOTELL, Sec.,
N. B. The Ball and Supper will be upon the same Plan
-as the last.

MORE CAPITAI PRIZES,

And Five Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottery.

The First-drawn Ticket entitled to
TEN THOUSAND POUNDS;
A Itotlisr Capital Prizes are afloat.

PURCHASERS of TICKETS and SHARES will
have the uPportunity o; obtaining all the Capital Prizes,
provided tney purchase before' the Drawing commences,
which will be on the 13th Hof Odober next. The Scheme
'Contains equal AdVantages of
TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES,
TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES,
FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, &c. &c.
To former Lotteries of double the Number of Tickers.
Twenty Thousand Tickets only, and no other State Lottery
- to be drawn this Year.
• SCHEME. •
No. bf 'Prizes.

Value of each. Total Value.
/0,000 - £6°,°c°
3
5490
5,000

l,coo - . -

3'To - - 4,000
100
50
4000 - * 820700

~ -

•
2,0,000 Tickets ,Cloo,ooo
Tickets ailtl Shares are on Sale at every Lottery Office.
' Ticket - £l9 16 0
Malt - - 10 2 0' Eighth - 2ti 6
Quarter - 52.01 Sixteenth - - 6 o

THE GOVERNNIENT STATE LOTTERY
Commences drawing 13th of next Month.
TEN THOUSAND POUNDS lb.'. the First-drawn Ticket;
Ever); other Prize anoat, tromio,ootil. to 201.
'THIS. Plan plftces who purchase before the
Drawing be;.;iiiS'odeqUal terms ;ah advantage that has
not been 'oared to the Public for many years 'past.
ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS,.
•And the SCHEME contains
3 Prizes uf - - - 4zo,***
3 _ _
sOOO
5 -•-• - - - 1000
London, England, 1806-09-19

LISSON GREEN, PADDINGTON.

Desirable Family House, large Garden, Cround, and spacious
Room,-used as a School RooM,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,

At Garraway's Coffee-house, Change-Alley,. Cornhill, on
Thurday the 2.5 th Sept. 1806, at Twelve o'clock,
AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE; coin-
prising a substantial well-built Brick Dwerling-house,
with bowed front, situate at Lisson Green, Paddington., con.
sisting in the Attics of two good 13ed-chambers, op the se-
cond Floor two Bed-ch...mbers, on the Ground-goor a spa-
ciais Dinlngrrocan, a Parlour, Study, and Store-closet; in
the j -nt,' a convenient Kitchen, Larder, Brew-house,
Wine an,. deer Cellars, Sce.; a large Yard, and convenient
Out-Intildings; a Pump of excellent Water ; a spacious Piot
of -Ground,. and, inclosed ; at the•end of which is a
newly ere;tal3uilding. The Prentises are admirably adapted
toF a School, or any Business requiring room, or, for•a'Resi-
&me ; in complete repair:and immediate possession stay be
had. • • • •
• Particti Cars on-the-Premises ; at Garraway's; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1806-09-19

NORTH SIDE, GREAT RUSSELL-STREET.

ELIGIBLE FAMILY HOUSE, LARGEGARDEN, &c.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr., ROBINS,
. _ .

At Garraways Coffee-house, in Exchange-Alley, Cornhill,
on Thurs, the 25th inst, tBo6, at Twelve o'Clock,
A DESf ' BLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Corn-
/A. prising ,an excellent Family flotise, situate on the
North-side of Great- Russell street,' in. the Parish of St.
George's, Bloonisbury, containing, ott the Ground.Mpor, an
Entramie Dining Parlotir,.a Library, -coinpl- fitted
Up, Store-Mom, and Water-closet; on the first Floor are two
handsome Drawing-rooms, and a light Study, all neatly
fitted up • on the second Story are four excellent.Bed-cham-
bet4,. and light Cloet, a Water-closet, and. Out and Cold
Bath, and -roomy Attics over ; a spacious Stair-case to the
first Story, and secondary Stair-case. In the Basement, an
excellent -Kitchen, completely 'fitted Mp -Scullery, Ser-
yants'-l-lall, Butler's and Housekeeper's,-room, Wine-cellar,
capital Vatilts for Beer and Coals, Wash-house and Laundry,
the whole in complete order ; an extensive Garden walled
round, planted with Trees and-Shrubs.
May be viewed with Tickets, which, with Partioula6;,
may be had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, GoWen-square;
and at Garraway's.
London, England, 1806-09-19

SALES OF ESTATS.

- ESSEX.
1A51113013.1r, near CH ELMSFORDind ONGAR.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At.CarrawaV's Coffee-ho Use, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on
Thursday, Sept. 25, at 'Twelve o'Clock,
.16,A Valtut4lo FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising
a good Farm-house, with Offices, Barns, Stables, and
convenient Out-buildings, Yard, Garden, tee: and upward'i
Ot 132 Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, situate
• at. Mashhury, Chicknall, and Good Easter, in the County of
Essex, 6 mile.s from -Chelmsford- and .Ungar, 8 from Dun-
mow, all good Market Towns, in possession of Mr. Ed-
ward Fuller, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas next.
May be viewed by applying to the Tenant ; where Parti-
culars may be had ; at the Black. Boy, Chelmsford ; Red.
Lion, Ungar ; Green Man, Harlow; Spread. Eagle, Ingat-
stone ; Saracen's Head, Dunmow ; Cock and Bell; Rum-
ford ; at Messrs. Wortharn and Stevenson's, Castle-street',
Holborn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be
seen,
London, England, 1806-09-19

&c. &c. &c.

•
No Prize less than Twenty Pounds.
The Public will observe that State Lottery Prizes are-paid
In Sterling Money ;, 20,0c01. for a zo,oool. Prize; and so in
proportions for every other l'rize.
TICKETS and SHA RES are on Sale at all the Licericed
Lottery Offices, and by their Agents.

SWIFT and CO.
POULTRY and,_CHARING-CROSS.

!TICKETS an 4 SHARES of the State Lottery, to
1. begin Ora wing the 13th of next Month, are selling by
SWI -and Co, at their Licensed Offices, No. tt, Poultry,
(established in '759) and No. 42, Charing-Cross, (next Door
to the G.ulden Cross). The LotterpcOnsists but of 26,000
Tickets.

The Scheme contains the following Prizes, viz.
3of £20,000 1 Bof £5OO
io,oco 2o - Zoo

3 ____.

3 5,00)
5 .1,000
The First-drawn Tic.
Scheme;

40 53
4,10,0 - 20
:et will receive to,OOA.
Gratis.

TWO HUNDRED -AND THIRTEEN CAPITAL
PRIZES, from 3--,,0001. to soot. nave been Sltaral, Sold,
anti Regi,icre.d, at the Old Established State Lottery
Offices of
HORNSBY and CO. 26, anthill, .52, Charing-
Cross, and St. Margaret's-Hill, Borough. Tickets
arld Shares for the present State Lottery, Which begins Draw-
ing the 13th October (and is the only Lottery to be Drawn
this year), are now Selling at Hornsby and Co's. in great
varlet,, and on the lowest terms. The First-drawn Ticket
is entitled to to,oool. and all the other Capital- Prizes are
afloat, so that the chance of obtaining them is as likely to,
happen on the First Day of DraWing as on any other; as such
it is greatly in favour of those who purchase Tickets and
Shares -a..q:)re tl,se Drawing nm
Ord,Frs by •I'ot, or' Carrier, executed precise:), on the same
- terms as if present.
London, England, 1806-09-19

SURREY.

Valuable Freehold Estates, eligible Land for Building, rich
Garden-Ground, and fine Brick Earth, between Kew and
Mortlake, and extending near Marsh Gate, Richmond.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Mr. ROBINS;'
At Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchange-alley,. Cornhill, on
Thursday the 25th inst. at Twelve o'clock,

ACAPITAL FREEHOLD 'ESTATE, called
BRICK STABLES FARM, lying compati in a
Ring Fence : comprising a Genteel Dwelling-house, Qt.?
fives, Garden, &c. a Farm-House, Barns, Stables, Paid; and
Out-buildingS, situate by the Road-side, near-West Hall,
between Kew and Mortlake, with sundry Inclosures of rick
Garden Ground and .Land, with a Cottage and Garden ; tho
whole upwards of one hundred and Forty-Acres, 'the princi-
pal .part planted with thriving F ruit-Frees, and nearly boud-
ed by the Roads front Mortlake to Kew and Richmond, on
Lease to Christopher Dalin, Esq. which expires at Michael?
mas next.

This very valuable Property is a delightful situation fat
erecting Villas, or as Garden Ground ;. at a short distance
from the River, And seven miles from L011(1041.
_ . _ _ _ .
London, England, 1806-09-19

Printed Particulars may be had at the Swan,. Newport Pag-
nell ; George,- Northampton.; 'Cock, Stoney Strattbrd
George, Woouro ; Crow, , • Dunstable ; White Hart, Saint
Alban's ;'of Messrs. kVo,udcock and Bateman, Solicit.rs,
I.ihecdn's km New square t at the Place of Sale ; and of.
Messrs. Winstanley and Sun, Paternoster-row where a Plan
-dray b ibiken.
London, England, 1806-09-19

FREEHOLD ESTATE.
GREAT THURLOW, SUFFOLK.
TO BE SOU) BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,

At GarraWay's Coflee-house, 'Change-alley, Corithill,. do
Thursday, Sept. zi, tBa6, at Twelve o'Clock, in One
Lot,
16i, Capital and Desirable.. FREEHOLD.,ESTATE,
comprising an excellent Farm House, with Yard,
Barns, Stables, Cart-lodges; and various Out-buildings ; Or-
chard and Garden, sundry •Inclosures of rich Meadow anti
Arabic Land, and Land in the open 'field ; a productive and
thriving Wood, stored with tine grown Timber. The whole
Etate containing Acres, all lvng nearly compact, the
principal part diVided by thriving Hedges; the Property of a .
Nobleman; situate at Great Thurlow, in the County of Suf.
folk, in poss.i-ssion of Mr: JonathansAdams, whose Lease ex-
pires at Michaelmas next.
This Estate ftirtns a desirable Prop:rty, 4 miles from Ha-
.vefill, 8 from Ciare, 4, from Linton, 14 Iron sittfion-wat.
den, 9 from Newmarket,. and 1(,), from I ury.
May be .viewed by applying to the Tenant.—Particu—
tars, at the Crowh, Great Phurlow ; the Ram,. Newinarket
King's Arms, Bourne-Widge ; Post-houses, Sat-lion- Walden,
Linton,: &c. ; Angel, Bury ; of Mr. Houching, Wareham,
Norfolk ; of Messrs „Blake and White, Essex-street, Strand 4-
at Garraway's ; and of Mr. ltvbins Warwick-street, Gol-
den-square, London, where a Plan of the Estate may bescen.
London, England, 1806-12-31

515.; A KS.

Lord TEAVPLE, in purinonc2 of, notice, rose tl
Move for a Connni:teeto consider the possibility aud
'the propriety of allowing- the use of sugar in the
distilleries and' breweries did not pledge
self to any measure,--114. only wished to ,:avd
opinion of a Committee on the subjea,
.ano a Re-
port before the House., The grounds pf tile ..v.to-
tion *ere theSe :---z,"4.'he present situation of Loroye
bore hard on conuei-ee in general, but particialariy
'en the sugar trade. There w etc noW.in the port of
London no lesS" than 80 or 90,000 hogsheads of S'l7 -
gar, and .a
proportionate .nuwuer in the out-po..t=."
In all the ports of England-there weref he-beilerct-1,
150 or 160,000 hogsheads. • This prov.edthe e.(pe-
4ien.ey"of doitg every thing-that v,aS pos)le to re—
lieve the pressure. It was not proposed tO exclude
:grain 'all that was ptdposed to be done was, -to
allow the set ara competition. He con-
eluded by rnovin-,g- for a Committee to consider the
.expedicacy Of- granting this permisti for. a :;7
mired timeHwhich should report to the House,.
with
_observations. - - •
111 r. 13,41,EA hoped that it would he considered
what erfea this would have on the land, and mat,
'the subjea would not be taken up partially; and
with a Viesty- to this ,partk:uiar 'case only-,;.but, that
it should 'be.eiainined in all its parts. Ile stated
this that the House might be. on its guard, and that
.it.inight not pledge ;itself to any thing, that would
be improper. . .
After a few Words from Mr:, Dent,_ Mr. Baker,
ante Lord IVinple, :the. Motion wa's agreed to, and
;the Committee' appointed:—L,Jrd Temple,".Alder-
Jrieni Cornbe and
•Curkis., Mr. Henry 'Thornton, Mr.
Dent,, were among the,iNkmbers.
London, England, 1806-10-03

SUlly:101t. WINES.

PENVER and "Piz:Ric:lNS, ho. 115, Newgate-
street, . Importers of Wine for. upwards id forty years,
sixteen 91: which they ha., 7e adopted that adtnitahle ftlode of
meliorating it in .large Vats oll.and 4000 Gallons contents,
as is practised in Germany and outer Places abr,yad ; by whie4
their Wines are so improve,. in Plavour, and their Cordial
Qualities retained, that they are not only a delicious Liquor
ter the Palate, but grateful to the Stoinacns of Nervous Ha-
bits, and the Aged'and• Infirm. • Their Stock. of Old Poq,
Madeira, .Bucella, .tvc. is of ts,oeol. value, by which th:y
are enabled to keep Wine to great a:!es, botti in Cask and
Bottle. They also keep a large Stock of Cogniac Brandy,
Pine • and Jamaica Rum'' and .t. ast-India Orange Shrub', the
oldett in*Lontion treatedin-the same manner in Vats, which,
with their Wines, they sell on the most moderate TerMi,
for. Ready-money.
Not less than a Dozen. sent to any part of the Town free of
E.x pence. r

FOUK fAR.VfS,
BETWEEN ROCHESTER GRAVESEND.
TO 13k SOLD.BY AUCTION,
. By Mr. ABBOTT,,
At Garraway's Coffee- boils.!, London, on Tuesday, 06-tober
14, at T‘vciVe in Pour Lars,
ACOMPACT, Valuable, and Improvable FREE-_
irm Li) ESTATE, in the Tarishes or Cooling,
Halsww, and FrienuSbury, rne• mile from tile Thames, to
which there is a Creek, six intles from G7avesend, and four
from Rochester : comprisinz upwards- of One Thousand -
A,;res or Atable, Pasthre, ,and Wood Lantl, a Ctrik Pit, sub-
,stantial Farm-houses,
.11tick IJarns, and all requisite Farm-
Buildrints, lee to respectable Tenants, chiefly on Leases that
will exdire in four or. five years-. The present annual pro-
duce at old low inadequat.: Rents, Seven Huritlied and
Ninety:five Pounds. A •
London, England, 1806-10-03

NUMBER 4385.1

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
•
r-MORROW EVENINO:Odober 4, 1 go 6,
wilt be performed • • . :
THE JEALOUS WIFE.
Oakly, Mr. WROUGHTON;
Major Oakly, Mr. PALMER ;
Russet, 1300,V,T0N •. ,
Sir Harry Beagle, Mr. RUSSELL;
Captain O'Cutter, Mr. 10 HN sToN ;
Mrs. Oakly, Miss DUNCAN
Lady Freelove, Mrs. HARLOW;
Harriet, Miss M EVLON;
WITH •• •

FORTY THIEVES:
Charier by
Mr. KELLY, Mr, MATHEWS, Mr, DIGNUM,
sir. H.° SIDDONS,, Mr. DE/CAMP, Mi. RAYMOND,
Mrs. HARLOWE,
_Mr:;._I3I,AND, Mrs. MOUNTAIN,

Mrs. SHARP, zke.
•
Boxes 6: Second Price 3s.—Pit-3s. 6d. Second Price as.
--Gallery as. Second Price Upper.GAllery ts. Se-
cond Price 61. No Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little
Russel-street.
'll- he Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin
,at
Halt:past Six.
c)- ..Aunday, The Honey Moon.—On Tuesday, The Rivals.
On Thursday, As-You Like It; !agues, Mr. Ay'c, from
the Theatre Royal, Bath (his first appearance on this Stage).

AT very Ntimerous and Reveaable Meeting
of the ELECTORS of WESTMINSTER, held at,
WilLis's Rooms, Kiniostreet, St. James's, on Tuesday, 23d
September, 1.W;6;
BYNG, Esq. in the-Chair.
The following Resolutions having been moved by Samuel
Whitbread, Esq. and seconded_ by John Elliott,' Esq. were
unanimuusly carried, vii.
Thattlhis'Meeting is deeply impressed with the irreparable
loss which this Country and the world have sustained by the
death of t tizir late beloved Representative, that revered Pa-
triot and illustrious Statesman, the Right Honourable Charles
James Fox. .
That in the present affliding-Vacanty, it is highly satisfac.
wry to this Meeting, that the Right.fien..E-arl Percy has
nferLid hirnself'a Candidate to represent the City and Liberty
et; Westminster in Parliament. -
Tlsat the 'independent principles which 'have' uniformly
distinguished the Percy Family, sue the best pledge -of-his ,
I,,,rdsilip's attachment to the constitutional Liberties of his
Country.
That the several persons composing this Meeting will, if
necessary, associate themselves -with the ditle
rent Commi-
ttees held -in their respeCtive Parishes, for the purpose of,.
taking such measures as may be found expedient to give area
to these Resolutions, and for securing the Election of Earl
Percy.
That these Resolutions he signed by the Chairman, on bel
halt' and in the- name of this Meeting, and be published in
the Daily Pipers.

{Sinned) G. BYNG, Chairman.
Thatthe T'natiks of this Meeting b given to the Chair-
man, for his coridua the Chair. •
London, England, 1806-10-03

SHAW, AI A YOR:

A CorrimOn Council holden.in the, Char-acr of the Guildhall
• of the City of London, On Thursday,-the ad day. pt Octo-
ber,. 1806,.
Revolted unanimously.
THAT the THANKS of,this, COURT be given
'to ajer.:Getfe'ra I 'Sir to IN STU A ELT; K."}. coin-
man:ling His Majesty's Troops aging in Calabtia,•and to the
Officers and Men under his; command, ter their vet-, gailapt
,and'heroic'Conduei theredy, to the world
.that the boasted Prowess,of the French, Arms cannot stand,
when fairly tries; before the intrepid braved( anti steady Dis-
ciplinc,of British Soldiers. . : . • . '

Resolved thianiihously,
That the Freedom of this City, and a Sword of the value,
of Two liundrerd.Guinea.s, be presenied ' io -Major-General.
Sir john Stuart. K. B. iq, a testimony of the high esteem.
which this Court entertains of his very meritorious, services.
WOODTHOAPt..
London, England, 1806-10-03

, .
To the Wiftithy and Itldependeht E LE CTO RS'of the CITY
• of WESTMINSTER.

.GRNTLEMEN. . •
SINCE my #rst Address, which I had the Honour
to you,j have received such warm assurances,
of Support ficun s,Veral Meetings of Electors, and particu.
lady from the very tespe&-able and numerous Meeting which.
was holden this dayat Wilt is's !incurs, that I.pr9sent myself;
to you again with additional eimtidence of success. .„,
The kiwi dec4rations which have-been.made iii my favour,
consicter as flattering testimonies that the Constitutional
Principles on Which 4 hoe claimed your support are approy-,
ed by youJ upon- those i rest all nay pretensions to. your.
Countenance ; and, as you have so far done at Pistitx, by the
credit you have given to my professions, l•most earnestly
entreat yoit.to- do' justice to yourselves. htthaintainirig sour
generous !declarations with every eXertion that can give tia9l9:
elfeCt.

1 have the honour tobi!, Gentlemen,
Your obligpd and faithful Servant, •
liorthurnber-lan4-1-lotiie, ,' . • PER gY.
.Sept*, 23, IS4. .."' .
.. '
London, England, 1806-10-03

rk ALVEIIiZ WATERS :- being a Re-publication
i of CASES formerly colleded, by 101-1 N WALL,
11,1,D: and since illustrated. 'with 'Notes, &c:tly his Son,

MARI N WALL, &c

, .
axford ..' At the Univer.Sity ilr:!ss, for" I. Parker ; sold by
iCadell and Davies, Strand ; and Murray, Fleet-street, Lon-
`.(l.l) ; and by the Booksellers at Worcester, Cheltenham, and
Gliincestvi. Price 3t:
London, England, 1806-10-03

MARRIED.

On Tuesday last, at the Cathedral, Church, Exeter, Mr.
Radford, of Exeter, Surgeon, to""Miss Macintosh, daughter
of the late Pm Mackintosh; -.E-sq. -
On Wettnesdaylast, James Bloom, Esq. of . Wells, Nor-
folk,. to" Miss Walker,.daughter of 13enja.t.inWalker, Esq,
-of the same place.
The same day, at Waltham• Abbey,. Essex, .john Henry
Elrington, Esq.. Captain in the lath Light Dragoons, to
Reed, only thughter of lames Reed, Esq. of Wadies.
Park, in the caul County.
'Yesteiday'senniglir,-Mr. Richard Lynch, of Cork, to Miss
C. O'Sullivan. • •
On Saturday morning, at Carrigrohan Church, near Cork,
George Dunscombe, Esq. of Mount-Dtsart, to Mils Ly.tia
Denroche, datighter of the late ChaileS' Denroctie, Esq. of
that City.
London, England, 1806-10-03

DISTRESS IN GERMANY.

ON SUNDAY NEXT, Oct. 5, TWO SER—
MONS will be Preached at SURREY. CHAPEL,
klacitfri-ars,Road, by the Rev. Mr. 'AY, of Bath, in-aid of
the Fund for affording Relief to the Distressed Sufferers on
the Continent when various interesting Details will be Of-
fered to.the c:onidetation of a' benevolent and enlightened
Euhlic.' whose generous Assistance is-fervently implored on
pciFt!sion.
Service to-commence in the Morning at Half-past Ten, and
ifiThe-Evening tit Sit o'Clock, -- - - •

THE ONLY LOTTERY TitAtWILL.IiE DRAkVN

THIS YEAR

• TEN THOUSAND POUNDS •-FIRST-DRAWN
TICKBT.!
Begins Drawing 13th THIS MONTH,
Containing more CAPITAL PRIZES, and less Tickets,
them any former Lottery.

PURCHASERS will have the Opportunity of bb-
taiuit the cAT.LTAL PRIZES, provided they
purcha3e before the Drawing.

SCHEME.

Value of each. Total Value.
,C2c,cco - - - - £6c,000
30,900
5,000
s . . - ',coo
.- - - - 5,000
- ----- sco. - - - 4,,C0
100
40
4, 10 0 - 20 - 32,c00

No. of Prizes.
3
3
I

200,000
London, England, 1806-10-03

I) E D

•
On Sunday last, at his house, near Colchester, fames
Ward, Esq. a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy: h.• was ime.of
the few remaining companions of toe janitor( .1 Cooke, and,
•was defending hint when he received his drattt v. unlid in the
South Seas.
On the zoth tilt.'at his house at Bona- Vista, near I yining.
ton, Sir Mattitcw Blackiston, Bart, '
On Tuesday last, at Hampstead, in the 86th year of 'her
age, Mrs. Baillie, widow of the Rev. lame, liaane, 1) 0.
Professor of Divinity in the College of t; lasow, and. sister
to the late Dr. William Hunter, and John Hunter, fsq.
On.Priday last, At Kinsale, in Ireland, Samuel Irwin,
Esq.
• 'Last week,• at Cavan, Richard Purcell, Esq. Major of the
City of Cork Militia.
Lately, in Dublin, john Wallace, Esq. one of the oldest
Barristers of the Irish Bar.
A few days ago, aged too, Mrs. Crisp, mother of Mr.
William-Crisp, Partner, of-NorfOlk.
London, England, 1806-03-28

I 0" f E C T

. .
MARCH —On the _Crown SO.e
there-Avas no case of any consequence.
-irtaVas: Gc.,e/04..wakIJonvieted of a hnrglary in the
hous.e of Thonia,;:niiStow. The manner in which
the Prisoner was' deteEled was rather rcrirkablc.
The Prosecutor found Ili's house broke open on the
28th ofl;nuary, and 'some of his clothes stolen.
LOaking about the window where the thief broke in,
he dlAerved footsteps, and knew them W. be the.
Marks of 2. pair of his awn Shoes, which were stolen.
TiectraCed these steps to Wadhurst, some miles from
his.,own house; and ther.ce lie followed, them to
Tunh-ridge Wells, to a
.public-hbuse called the
Chequers. In that house he found the Prisoner,
with the.stolen.clothes updn'hirn. .
Justice HEAT a finished about four o'clock,
and passed Sentence. of Death on live Prisoners,' but
none of deem are eases of magnitude ; and
,he told
them he should inquire into their past lives, and-if
deserving, recommend them to Royal mercy.

. KINGSTON, MAR-CFI 27.—The . Ctrirtling Court
opened this day, when the following Priloners were
tried and 'found guilty of capital offences
George Hag, John Draper, alias. Jackson, and
George James, three very young lads, for a burglary
`in the'•dweiling hcitise of William Garrett, in the
Parish of Christchurch, and stealing a flitch of ba--
cone, al. Ttintii.y of- cheese, and some. ham, which
were found. hr the apartments of the Prisoners, and
Frances Major, a chose arnie of one of the parties 4
and

-IJohn. Brown alias Ponsfo74, for a burglary in the
dwelling-house of Thomas Laurance, No. 3, in the
New Road, Bermondsey. . •
. llr.. Pateit had found against him at-six
yesterday evening.:. Ike remains,in the Couqty gaol,
and will most certainly have the Bill found this day.
His trial now stands for Monday next, unless parti-
cular circumstances should induce the judges to
bring on earlier.
London, England, 1806-01-22

VOLUNTEER FORCE.

,Mr. WHITBREAD gave notice; that he should move
on the same day, for lleturni of the effeetive Strength
of the Volunteer Force.

IM.P•EACHMENT 'DE LORD MELVILLE.

Mr, Wu iTER EAD also gave notice, that he should
move, onThursday next, for the revival of the Com-
mittee appointed last Session. upon the Impeach-
ment of a Noble Lord. He did not know but that
the-Rill which passed last Session would make
his Motion unnecessary : but if the House thought
otherwise he should then make the Motion.
London, England, 1806-01-22

Apply at No. 10, Pritice'street, Cavcndisl)-square.

This Day was published,
Ia Four Parke Volumes Ntavo, price il.. tzs. in boards, a
new Edttion With. the Autitot's last Ctlreaions, of
1 HE' FOUR 'GOSPEL'S, translated -6om the'
Greek; with .preliminary Disertations, and Notes Cri.:•
tical' and explanatory .
By GEORGE'CAMPBELL, D.D. Edin.
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London, England, 1806-01-22

NELSON. CLUB;

•To mark with respea, and to perpetuate the me-
Mory of thei-lero of the- Nile and Trafalgar, a Club
has been constituted in Belfast; denominated The
Nelson Club, under the auspices of the Marquis and
Marchioness of DONEGALL. The first meeting of
the Club was on TlMrsday.last, when they gave a
9lenclid. Ball and Supper, at the Exchange Rooms,
,to a numerous company, composed of the first ranks
in, the, towaAnd.vicinity. On the invitation cards,
upwards of 150 of which Were issued, there was a
figure of Fame; with a" scroll, bearing this inscription.,
Nelson---Trafaigurand having in one hand a croWn
of lain-els.

The company began to assemble about nine
o'clock. The following, were present
Marquis and. Marchioness of Ponegail, and Miss Ludforet;
Lady Harriet Skeffington, and
Jocelyn ; Sir lams Blackwood Miss Sketrington ; Lord
- Lady .lilacivwpod, and
' Miss Blackwood •HonourableiColonel Ward, Mrs. Ward,
and -the Miss Wards ; Major and Mrs. .131.ackwoik.1 ;
MrS, Montgomery, and Miss ~Montgomery, (Rosemount ;)
General anti Mrs. Campbell ; Major and Mrs. Stubliart,- and
Mrs. Montgomery.

' The Members of the Club were distinguished by
their wearing a blue ribbon on the breast of their
coat, on which was inscribed -"-Nelson Clut:'
The Ball Was opened at ten p:clock, by-AIi...VER-
NER and the Marchioness .of boNroALL, Ibllovved
by Lord JOCELYN aild Miss SKEFFINGTON, &C. &C..
The dancing was kept up with great -vivacity. - until
one o'clock, when the slipper-roonts were opened;
and-the company sat clown to Ivery elegant repast,
the tables being furnished with every rarity, lamb,
fruits,- ices, and the most choice wines., _
-At -two &chi& the -dancing- recommenced„ with
the Same Spriihtliness and vivacity as at first, and
continued with increasing gaiety" and spirit/ unfit
day=light. •
London, England, 1806-01-22

NAVAL VICTORIES;

Lord CASTLEREAGH gave notice, that ,he should;
on Friday, move the Thanks of the House to the
Officers, Seamen, and Marines, who were engaged
in the Battles that were won under the command of
the late Lord Nelson and Sir R. Strachan, on the 2, Ist
of Oaober and the. 4th of November.