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London, England, 1806-10-31

MERICAN PA PERS.

BOSTON, OCT. 2.—The Spanish Governor, AR-
RAIiA, with about a thousand Spanish troops and a
number of Indians, has advanced to within a. very
short distance of •Nachitoches; and the Governor
declared to Colonel 'CusHlNG,the 'American Com-
mander, that it was his. intention to take and keep
for his .King and ,Master. the territory between the
Sabina- and the Adigo Hindu, about six miles
distant from Nachitoches.

This is the distria from which Captain TURNER
expelled the Spaniards in the tireceding year, as form-
ing part of the province of Louisiana. The follow,
ing letter mentions the • a&ual commencement of
hostilities :
" CINCINNATI, SEPT. 2.—We learn that Captain
SPARKS, of the second United States' Regiment, and;
a number of his men, have been made prisoners by.
the Spaniards; and that Lieut. Colonel CUSHING, of
the same Regiment, was marching in quest of.. the
captors."
NEW-YORK, SEPT. Ig.—Capt. THOMPSOI•I has
arrived here from Laguira, which he lett the 24th
of August. He was bOarded on the 25th by the,
British' ational Schooner"Gipsey, of to guns, Lieut.
BOYD, who informed hiM, that, On the 13th of Aug.
the Lipsey went into Coro for some repairs : that a
day or two after, Capt. THOMPSON, of the Leander,
proceeded about five miles from Coro for water,
where they were attacked by the Spaniards, and
Capt. THOMPSON and 14 of his men were killed
that as soon as MIRANDA heard of the attack, he.
• proceeded to the scene. and drove the Spaniards to
the mountains; that Gen. MIRANDA, finding he had
to contend with from 2 to 4000 Spaniards, with
only between 3 to 400 men, thought proper to seek
a more advantageous place to land, and establish his
head-quarters ; that, accordingly, on 'the t6th of
August, he embarked his troops, and sailed the next
day ; that the Spaniards, though thus superior,
never dared to attack anypart of, his force, except
the watering party ; and that it was not known on
what part of the coast he would next land.

Lady HAMILTON gave a Concert, Ball, and Sup-
per, at Mello)), on Wednesday night last, to the
neighbourhood, on the anniversary of the birth of
MiSSBORATIA NELSON, who attained her Gth year.
Madame GRASSINI, Madame CATALANI, Madame
,BIANCHI, S►gnors ROSELLI, .NALDI, RovEDINo,
MoitEw, and several other accomplished Artists,
as well as Amateurs, were present. The Concert
was vocal ; but the combination of the highest ta-
lents in the Metropolis made it exquisitely, tine. A
cantata, composed thr the occasion by Signor BlAS-
was sung by Lady HAIVIILTON, ,Madame BI-
ANCHI, Signor ROSELLE, and Signor NALDI. The
company sat down t 4, supper about one oclock,.
and music and dancing was resumed and continued:
till a late hoer.

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London, England, 1806-10-31

NA VA L. NEW S.

PLIT4OIITII, OCT. 29.—Tiv Danish East India
Ship Bekkeskow, which arrived here yesterday, was
taken possession of by the Indefatigable Privateer,
and remains under detention.

Arrived the Patton, of 50 guns, Captain SEP-
COMBE, from convoying out the Transports for
Sicily, which sailed hence under convoy of the
Royal George, Admiral DucKwolurtr, some time
since. The Glutton: separated from the Transports
on the gth inst. and proceeded with the Trade for
Oporto; and, after seeing them safe into Port, re-
turned. The Royal George proceeded with the
Transports fur the Mediterranean. Several of the
Transports lost their topmasts in a gale of wind, but
sustained no material damage.

Arrived the Rostock Gal Hot Der Fannen Baum,
WINDT, from Bourdeaux, laden with wine and
brandy, detained by the Hero Privateer.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 30.—Arrived the Minotaur,
of 74 -guns, r! _apt. AlANstur.o, from Plymouth,
and the Magicienne Frigate, Captain MACKENZIS,
from Jamaica; also Embrossea, GODWIN, from Gi-
braltar ; and the E#Lrt, WHITE, from Weymouth.
Sailed the Conquest Gun-brig, Lieut. BoswELL,
with a Convoy for Guernsey and Jeifiey ; Emanuel,
WENSART, for Norway ; and the Allion, RANDALL,
for Ireland.

HA awrcx, OCT. 30.'---The Auckland Packet,
Capt. BRIDGE, sailed this afternoon for Cuxhaven,
with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails; a Messen-
ger, and other Passengrs ; at the same time the
Amity Extra Packet sailed with the Mail for Gotten-
bag h
The Charger Gun-brig, Lieut.BLow, arrived from
a Cruize, and remains, with the Centinal, Escort,
and Gallant Gun-brigs.
No arrivals from the Continent this day.

SHEERNESS, OCT., 30.—Yesterday the• Seahorse
Frigate, of 38 guns; Capt. STEWART, was admitted
to pratique, and came into the harbour, where she
is preparing for going into dock.
Four or five of the Store,ships for Buenos Ayres
are nearly ready for commissioning, having their top-
masts on end, &c.:, they are expected to be stored
and viCtualled for twelve months.
Arrived the Cormorant Sloop of War from Yar-
mouth.'
Passed by for the River two homeward-bound
East Indiamen, with a fire; breeze at south-east.

--- ,
i ri.EAL, 9cT. 30.—Sailed yesterday; evening the
Prospero Bomb, with the Travers East Indianian
I and the rest of the outward-bound Vessels under
i Convoy, for Portsmouth ; also the John Bull Cutter,
1 for Plymouth,,with a convoy.
Arrived the Musquito Sloop of War from .a
i Cruize ; and the Penguin Sloop Of War from Ports-
mouth, with the homeward-bound Jamaica Fleei,
&c. under convoy, which are, sailed for the River.
London, England, 1806-10-31

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London, England, 1806-03-25

MiSt;ti.E.STER-,-TTEXIIcTrzsf

Friday afternoon and Saturday morning marched
into this .City -two divisions of the 13th, on their
way td Weyinouth. - • •
.Arrived into quarters here two troops of the- ifith.
Light Horse. - .Monday ,near 200 men of the 26th-
Regiment marched through this place, en their way
to the General Depot.
A great number of deserters have passed through
jn the course/of the week, under strong'guardg-,
be forwarded on .to the different regimentS to which
thy belong.
On Sunday last died in this town, Capt. Hall, of
'the Army, aged.9l. He was Surgeon's Mate of the:
:Centurion, and• went round the world with Lord
AllSbn, in the year 1740, when the Manilla galleon
--kstra 'ignora de Cabadonga was taken. She was
the richest prize ever,taken, having near a million
and a half of dollars on hoard, and was larger and
of more force than the Centurion. Mr.. Hall came •
,borne Surgeon of her., It was after this voyage,
which lasted three years and nine months, that Lord
Alison when he.landed here, on the Point, fell upon
his knees and offered an ejaculatory prayer to 'um -
'who had preserved, him from such imminent don-
gers._ Capt.. Fortescue is the only person lixing who
weiit On. that -voyage. • ,
London, England, 1806-03-25

maica.

The Wender Gun-brig is expeEted to sail to-,
morrow morning for Guernsey with a Tle:it of
Transports; among which are the followincLi.viz. the
Friends; Teresa, Alan, and Diana.

A Fleet of Transports for Co% weighed, but
brought up again on account of-the light winds.

Admiral HARVEY hoistA his Flag, about .three
o'clock this afternoon ion board His Majesty's Ship
Tonnant, and. was Fddlu ted by the Port-Admiral.

HARW,ICF:;; MARCH 24.--,-The Pincher Gun-brig,
Lieut. A -40RDOU, arrived express from Cuihaven,
with-IS:tr.. Ross, one of His Majesty's Messengers,
ci.Jarged. with Dispatches of importance.—The Ham-
burgh and Bremen Mails came by this Ship, there
not being, a Post Office Packet at Cuxhaven.

The A ggr.essor Gun-vessel arrived last night from
a Cruize, and remains with the PegasUs Frigate,
Borer and Earnest Gun-brigs, the Hunter and Eris
Revenue Cruizers.

DEAL, MAIICIP24:7—SaiIed yesterday, after-Post,
the Devastation Bomb, for Portsmouth, With the
Lord Melville, Earl St.Vineept; Sait&eign, and Ale.l-
andria East Indiamen, and the.rest,of 'file outward-
bound under; convoy, which put back again this
afternoon by contrary winds.
Arrived L' brimortalitJFrigate,Commodore
Kite Sloop-of War, and several Oun-brigs; from of
the French Coast, which renilin in the Dpwns with
the Ships as per last.

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London, England, 1806-03-25

N I,c.ON's VICTORIES.

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111,112RIED.

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NEW LOT'T'ERY:

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ADMIRAL. DUCKWORTH.

GREY gaye NcAice tbat to-morrow hp tvould
move the Thanks of the Hogs& to Admiral DUck-
worth.—akar! Hear
Lord TEMPLE nVjved that the Order for the Com,
mitment of the Tortola Free Port Bill should .be dis,
Charged,
Mr. ROSE did not objea to the delay ; but , con-
tended that no Amendment could be made to ob--
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After a fey words from LorcliTpmpLn, the Order
.was discharged, and the Commitment of the Bill
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ThEt Irish Land Partition Bill, the ExCise Expir-
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aiird time to-Morrow.
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• Two Mutes. •
Board of feathers, dressed with pendants.
24 G entlemen. two and two. with silk scarfs and hatbands.
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pitals.

FI It ST sOOO-1.1-CKbTS. • • •
TMST-I:Contractor for Ole:approaching Grand
• I,ottcry., solicits tho Public to notice, that thefirst
sooo•Tickets drawn will all be-Prizes from 221. to 10,0601.
The First-drawn Ticket the first day cannot be less than
i 0,0221. and may be more; the Advantagt in buying soon is
•theretbre obvious, as those whose:Tickets are drawn early
'will be

-SURE' to.cArg
, .
And if their Tickets are not drawn Capital Prizes in the
lirstinstance, they will have the advantage cif changing them,
Without any additional Expence, for undrawn Tickets or
,Shares,- by which means they have a double Chance for the
.numerous Capital Prizes with which the Scheme abounds:.
The laSt 30,0.001. and the two last 20,0661. Prizes ever
.drawn, were all shared and sold at
No. 4; CORNHILL, and 9, eIIARING-CROSS,
where Tickets and Shares are selling in great variety, •and
where ail Business in the Public Funds is.tNusaaed with
fidelity and dispatch.
"„11 The Lottei'y begins Drawing.the 3d of nett Month.
ST4TE LOTTERY,
TO begin- Drawing FebivarY 3. •
• QWTIFr and Co. ,No. I , PoUitry, London, and
ki at their 0 flicesin most of the principal Towns, are sell-
ing the TICKETS and SHARES or the"preseneLor-
TERY, in which the soo6 First-drawn. Tickets are entitled
So 2.21: each,- besides their chance ot. Capital Prizes..
The only Prize of 10,001. shared in the last tottery, No.
• 539, was sold by Swift and Co. as also • .
NJ. 3973 a Prizeof L :oCO*
_7176 .- 300
And in the Lotteries immediately preceding :
,No: (1791 - -z:20,000.1N.O. 20,952, - •,C10;000
9362 - 10,000 19,556 5000
Besides others of 20001; 10001. 5001. Sec. &c. •

No. 26, CORNHI LE, 52, CHARING-CROSS, and ST.
MARGARET'S HALL,
a few Days the Drawing comitences..
Tlie
Fira,drawn Ticket will be entitled to i0,0zz1.,; the
:First:drawn so-Yo Tickets will be entitled to ;221. each, be-'
sides the usual Chance of the Capital Prizes; tliese AdV2ll,
. takes" are considetably in favour or those who buy before the
3d of next Month. , •
FIORNgII.X. and Co. respeafully acqUaiiii the Nobility,
• Centry,-SeeletieS., and:individual Ailvenntrers, that they-
have for Sale a Variety of TICKETS and SHARES on the
'lowest Tertns. • - • • • '•
The Money for Prizes paid on Datnand, whether a tat, or
a 20;0601.... •
OrdeiSs' ty Letter or Carrier, executed exactly cn the same
eati Terms as it present.
London, England, 1806-07-15

A few days ago_ a new, improved, and enlargel
ElitiOn of 10,0[4,-copies,'insiliing in all 80,50.0,
published of "'Solomon's Guide to liealth." They
are.bought up with an avidity truly astonishin,,EAly
repaying the Do3or for the care and atelltion he has
bestowed in revising and. --Correaing it. People of
all ranks, should never be Without this valtiable.m'i-
ror (which is sold at only three shillings each copy),
and which refleas so much honour on the Author,
not only as, to the morals of the rising generation,
but also for the rules and regulations of their Ise
laid 'down with such accuracy and precision as to btt
understood by persons of every denomination.

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, JULY 13.

• Passed by—the Admiral Colpoys, —, from Demerara;
Harriet, Lister, from Dominica ; Magdalena, Olterinick,
from Tcnet•is~; Almina, Clement, from jersey ; ittotion,
—, from Varell ; Frederckiter, Eugo, and Mark De,-
lino, Sporsou, from Norway.
Sailed —the Father and Sons, Hoskins, for Virginia ; Una,
nimny, Wilson, for Boston ; Desdetnona, Wy from
New• York ; Ben and Susannah, Blecker, Jonge Margaretta,
—, and Concordia, Laurent, for ; •
London, England, 1806-07-15

TURTLES.
lATILTSHIRE and Co. King's Head Tavein,
.v-v Poultry, have Just landed a Cargo, of line lively
TURTLES tor Sale.
Turtles dreiSed every Day in the highest Perfeelion,- and
sent to any pia of Town or Country.

411..810N FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE, 'CHANCE-
ALLEY, LONDON. T,
HE DIRECTORS of the ALBION FIRE
. and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY trust that
the arrangements adopted tiy this Estaolishment, both with
reaped ro liisuratices trom Fire and- on Lives, will be found
in a high degree to deserve the, public consideration.
Printed l'roposals are delivered; tree .of expense, at the
()thee by which it will appear, among other advantages,
that no charge is•matle for Policies, or Indorsements ; that a
large and unprecedented, CtiltlilliSSion is allowed on Lite In-
surance; that Lite I nsurancesare not attended' witn admis--
sion fees, nor with any responsibility, on the part.of the Per.
son insuring, to make good the losses of others ; and that a
deduatun is made on the Premiums of Fire Insurances out of
London, eftW.erl at the Company's principal Olflce, of no
'less th.,11 one- fourth for single ycdri, and of nearly one-half
for sevrn y ears.
Fire .I.nsttrances. on Property in the West India and Lon.
den Docks arc undertaken, generally, at 3s. per Cent. per
Ann. s • if locali,ect, at 2s. per Cent, per Ann. and at suit—
_
able Preiniums for short periods.
.7, Attendance daily, from Nine to font.
, • - By order of the Board,
tith tuly, is.c,a: WARNER PHIPPS, Sec.
London, England, 1806-07-15

distinaly saw ; one of them exclaini, the iips 4EI
m4ed, When Dr. f,yOn diieil;d hen to bloW down
its throat. She did so, bat it never exhibited, any
symptom of life.
,Drs. Babington and Heaton were ;
each Cidied and examined as to these symptom's,
‘...hether_ the child could be said to be 'alive. They
bOth agreed that the Muscular motion 'of' the lips
could not .have happened if the vital principle had
' been quite exiinft; and that therefOre the child was
alive. In addition to this it was stated, that the
_child was full grown, and perfe&ly.fornied, and had
not evidently been dead. for, any time."
For the Defendant, Mr. DALLAS contended, thaf
the symptoms stated were too equivocal to infer the
presence of the vital principle in' the child, and ar-
rued that it was extremely probable the women were
mistaken.

Dr. Denman, for the Defendant, having heard the
symptoms, gaye his opinion that the child was'not
aliVe. He thought the motion of the lips might be
produced without the vital principle, and made a
diStin6tion between uterine life and external life, the
lattei of which was:produced by the air inflating the
lungs ; and in the other circulation was produced by
another progress. He thought the remains of uterine
life might have produced the treamfouS twitching of
the lips.
The tom) CHIEF BARON summoned up Very-ably-
and With great precision to-t4e Jury, told them
to pot their attention to thlS one question" Was
there any spark of life whatever in the child at its
birth, or not ?"—According as they found the faa 'So
must be their verdi6t. '

The Jury found that the child was bOrrralive,
which entitles the father to recover back-the mother's

estate.
London, England, 1806-07-15

Mrns,

•
On Saturday last, the Laity of Joseph jellicce, Esq. of
Rinsell-square, or a.Daughter.
On Sunday,- Mrs. R. 'Twining, of •Norfolktreet, of a
Daughter. , , • • , •
On the sth inst. At BouUe-l-lall, Suffiilk, the Lady of
Lieutenant-Colottel Cununlng, of the t tth Liglit Dragoons,
of a Datighter.
London, England, 1806-05-27

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

To the Officers and Crew of His .Maje.sty'sun-brig
Clinker, and the Nelson hired Armed Cutter, their propor-
,tion of the proceeds' of the Felicidad, taken on the zrst of
March, tllos, on their respetlive arrivals in fort ; and every
Wednesday and Friday for three months, at March's Office,
in Gospert.,_
.__ • .

the Officers and Company of Majesty's Ship
in'conwany with ills Majesty's Ships Naiad and
Dispatch, for th,: taking two French-Pinnaces, No. 361 and
369, on board the said Ship, at Plymouth ; and at No. 23,
Surrey-street, Strand, every Tuesday and Friday.
To the Officers and Company of 4-I►s Majesty's Ship Niobe,
for the Capture of La, Vidoire, •Les I>eux Neveux, and a
Vessel, name unknown, on the 3d of Juric, or on theNiobc
arrival in Port ; and afterwards' at .No. 30, George-Street,
Plymouth Dock. _

Tothe Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship
patch; for the Capture of the folloWing Vessels: Desirde•la
Paix, Sept. 30, 1805 ; La Genieve, 74 18os ; La Lou-
ise, isth ditto ; and i.e Spattron; 30th ditto; for the.said
Captures, on the Vol Tune, or upon the arrival 'of the DiS.
patch in Port; and afterwards at No. 30, George.street, Ply.
mouth Dock.
• To, the Officers and Company—of His Majesty's Ship
Titi;ner, for the Capture of is Danish Uri Charlotte Wil-
heltnina, on the zoli Deceinuer, 1797, on the 9th of lune,
at James Western's, Gray's-inn.square. •
London, England, 1806-05-27

NAVAL N E WS.

lIT S M-0 1"; s, fi .-A:rrived tine C/hiker,
NISBI r GLEN, and 'tke pepickr, Lieut
J. G. Nors, Gun-brigs, from a Craize.
Sailed His Majesty's Bug Itace/ors,,sof un 3,
Cap E.-, for Gibraltar, with the fcllowing Ships
under Convoy for that. place Erdenl u,:gh, \VAL-
'KERS j Endeavour, WA-LnEURAVE ; ANDER-
.t)N i,Constanti.a, ; Elizabeth, ---- ; Bonetta,
and John,----; also the Tribune yri6i,ate,
Capt: BENNET, and the. Childers Sloop, on a Cruize.

FALMOUTH, MAY 24.- Sailed the Prince of Mlles
Packet, Capt. HARRIS, With a Mail for Lisbon. •

o.—Last night, after -post, ar-
rived the Lark Packet, Capt. DELL, :with a Mail
from Gottenburgh. General D'uNotnitga came
over Passenger in this Packet, but was' not pert
mitted by the Alien Otfiter to proceed for London
until he obtains the necessary passport:
The .vit) casks of dollars, value about four hun-
drect thousand pounds, landed here some time ago
out of the Thetis. Frigate, from Cuxhaven, are this
day-forwarded to London by seven waggons, under:
the escort of a Troop of Dragoons from Colchester
Garrison. The Auckland Packet, Capt BRIDGE, and
the Auckland, Capt. HANIMQND, sailed this morning
for Husum with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mails.
At the same time the Prince of Wales Packet, Capt..
A.'DE4l.,:zn; with two Mails for Gottenburgh.

•_DEAL, MAY 26. —Ariived the Vesuvius Bomb
from Portsmouth, with a Convoy, which are sailed
for the River.

Caine down from Sheerness the Antelope Man' of
War, and sailed for Yarmouth.

Arrived the Seagull, Trompeuse, and Kite Sloops
of War, Arrow Schooner, and several Gun-brigs,
from off thelrench Coast, and remain in the DONLIs.
with the. Ships as per laSt.

SHEER N E SS, MAY 26.--4rrived the- Fancy," Fear-,
less, and Monkey Gun-brigs from the Downs.
This day the Combatant was paid wages up to .six
months, and sailed for the Downs,, and 'Eliza Ten-
der for Shields. .

The Bgnetta,is again_under way,' ;and will pro-
ceed, ,If-the wind will permit, with.a large. Convoy
under her care, for -the Baltic; the FalcoWcontinnes
the Signal' for Tonningen, and Diligence that to the
North-west, and Will sail in a-few days,. being this
day paid wages up. to six months—' •. -
The 77ze,:seus, Shannon,':and •BchoOners are
fitting at Chathatihwith every .dispatch ; . the two
former are SliOrtly expet'Aed down..

Ships at this Port=--tile- Zealand, Monarch,' NiTinehersea,.
Ceres,• Magnanime.,-Gorgon, Alkinaar, Flora, ',Venus,. Or,.
pheus, Swift, Diligence, Falcon, Gannet, Skylark ; Fancy,
Alonkey, Desperate, .and',Fearless c;un-brigs ; . and
several other Fire-ships and Bomb-'tenders.
London, England, 1806-05-27

MARRIED

Od-Monday the wit inst. at 'Stamford, the Rev. P.
Geary, Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford, to .Hiss Judd,
daughter of the-late Samuel lucid, Esq.
• On the ts th inst. at•Mersham, in the County of,Kent; the
Rev. Charles-Hughes, of Barham, in the same County, to
Miss Kneehbull, eldest daughtei of Sir Edward Knatchblill,
Bart..

On -the 2.2 d inst. -at Presbury.%Captain Smyth, of the 'z rs.t
Light Dragoons, to Miss Pick ford, of Poynten, tft Ches
London, England, 1806-05-27

FRIDAY NEXT,

• • -
TWENTY THOUSAND PO.CINDS:is allotted
to the First drawn Ticket, b6og the FIFTH DA ii of

Drawing.
The TICKETS and SHARES continue on Sale at the
Offices corner of hank-buildings, Cornhilj, and facing the
Gate of the King's Mews Cntring-cross ; wnere No. 16.1i2,
a ,P;ize of ON IF, THOUSAND POUNDS, the First Day,
and No. 21,632. a Prize of ON E THOUS AN D and
w NTY -ON E POUNDS, the Third Day of the present
State ,Lottery, .wtcre both sold in a Quarter, an Eighth, and
Ten Sixteenth Shares, by
RICHARDSON, GOODLITCK;and Co,

AP MY.

•Alc ENSIGN in a famutlteDld Regiment, now
in Enklano' wi,hes to dispose of his Commission to
arty -(4:often:lan who may meet the approbation of the Conl-
in •ndink Officer, for 350 Guineas, to include all f'ees at-
tending the Appoiptment.'
Applications to Mr. Robinson, No, 452, Strand, will he
iinmediately answered.
London, England, 1806-05-27

A row mil's ago n Gcn.:cnri an.i hi; were
stopped .a a poiit-chaise, near Fermov, in the C,,un-
ty of Corti, by sours viiiains, and robbed of a watch
' and money. They did not proceed on their jotir-
ney, but returned, and haying- related their mis-
.fortnne to a Gentleman in-the„neighbourbood, .au
.oa-iccr of Yeomanry, be put two of his men, well
armed, in a post-chaise, and sent it in the direc-
tion which the. Gentle Man had been robbed.—
Near the same spot this . carriage stopped by
the villahis ; upon which .ore ,of the, Yeornau
fired, and shot the principal robbeideZtd. Upon
searching him, the -Gendeman's watch was found,
and also money, and several ,Bank-notes, Of
which the Mail had heelfrecently robbed.

SHIP NEIM,

CRAVESENV, MAY 25.

-
Passed by—the letterson, Warren, from I.ison ; Flora,
kngrahant, Lai4ley, Willson, . and Two Gobd -Sisters, Hall
from Norway. ,
• Sailed—the -Mercury, -Stevens, for New-York.(Pheebe,
Sunstun, for Malta; Diana, Purcell, 'for Dublin; ;Vllll-
- Reid, 'longe Cornelia, Hendricks, and Vrow Trintee,
Klemp, for Tonningen.

BIRTHS
On the t7th inst. at Charlton, Kent, :the Lady of John
Atkins, EN. M. P. of a Son.
On 'Tuesday last,, the Lady of William Windham, Esq.
of Diuton, near Salishay, of a Daughter.
On Saturday last, at Lillingstone Dayrell, Bucks, the
Lady of Richard Dayrell, Esq, of a Son.
London, England, 1806-05-27

AD PICTOREM EX,IIIUM, B. WEST,.

Hos dim Jeanles pingit tua cletra triumphes,
•Eripis oblivio,-pidoramick, virum ;
Sic quce vidorem mgrs vicerat atra, resignat
Vidum, et ab iugcuio vincituripsa
A: D. M. F.S.A.

IMITATED BY CALEB %YiIITEFOORD, ESQ.
When our brave NELSON o'ercome the. Foe,
DEtcrii at that moment laid the Vilor low.
A second. Life,
.t>h IVES T thy Pencil gives„
Again the• Hero cn. thy• Canvas lives.
D EAT the great colfror,stopp'd brave NELSON'S breath,
WEST, With victorious colours conquerci ATII.

COOKE; it is said, is gone to Ireland, not willing,
it seems, to be merely half-seas over.
HoLNIAN has,managed the Dublin Theatre with so
much judgment, and is so mach esteemed for his
condtitt,. public and private, that he .has-been re-
quested to resume the management next season:
The journeymen Tailors • have, it seems, entered
into a combination to strike, becaUse females have
been employed in their business. • Two delegates
frolii the insurgents recently waited on a :Master
Tailor to signify the intentions of the general body,
• and those tWo _delegates are satirically said tto have
consisted of eighteen members. •
The affairs of India have of late become so. much
the stibjeec of general investigation, that a. very na-
tural desire prevails of obtaining accurate informa-
tion upon this interesting but complicated Subjea.
The first and most authentic sources of informatic n
are certainly the documents laid before Parliament,
b!it they are too voluminons to be perused by ord:-
nary•'readers ; and besides, are not always to be ob-
tained.. To those who have not access to these
documentS, or time to peruse them, we recommend
a Pamphlet lately published, " Tlw Carat:tic
:Question Considered," in which all faCts relative
to that question appear to have been colleaed with.
aud are 'argnid upon with very great
London, England, 1806-05-27

4,11E,R1C..i.

BOSTAN, APRIL 17.—A letter from Judge TIOD-
NEY, dated Natzchez, Feb. 18, 1806, states in sub-
stance, that the Spanish Governor, and his people,
having been ordered to desist from their surveys,'
and to quit the American territory, had resisted,
but were compelled to retire—that colleaing a re-
infOrtement of bOO 110CS:`, they returned two days
afterwards, when •an,a6lion ensued between. them
and the American troops under Captain PORTER, in
which the Spaniards were beaten, and again forced
to retire.

By a Gentleman lately arrived at Charleston, from
Africa, we are informed, that war has raged on the
Banks of the Senegal for some tithe past, between
the Natives and the Ftench. The Jaloffs, Who in-
habit the country between the River Senegal and
Gambia, are an • a&ive and warlike people. They
are divided into several clans, and are frequently at
war .with each "Other. They are supposed to be
among the handsomest Negroes of the Western
Coast. The ,French have had, for many years, a
Settlement at the mouth of the River Senegal, from
whence they carry on a considerable trade of slaves,
gum, &C. The Governor's name is BLANCHARD.—
ALTMAN', the King of the Jaloffs, had imposed
certain duty upon all Vessels belonging to the French
factory which traded up the River, and double that
duty for themselves. This fraud was detected by
the King, and a'war ensued in consequence of their
perfidy.
The French sent a plundering Expedition up the
River against the Jaloffs, which returned with a
considerable, number .of slaves, &c. This embol-
dened them to a new attempt; which
succeeded in obtaining a number.of slaves ; but not
satisfied with this, the Commander landed his men, •
and.marched them into the Country. The Jaloffs
surrounded and butchered nearly the whole of
them.

This was a dreadful catastrophe to the inhabi-
tants of the French Colony ; for Governor BLANCH-
ARD had taken from every woman who had two
sons one of them for this Expedition ; apd out of
the whole number not more than two or three re-
turned alive. •
The War continued when our informant left the
Coast of Africa.
London, England, 1806-05-27

NWMBEIt 4274:]

THEATRE RQYAL, DRURY-LANE.

THIS PRESENT EVNIr, May 27, will be

THE COUNTJtY • GIRL.
Mr: Moody, Mr. WROUGHTON ;
Miss Peggy" Mrs. JORDAN.

WITH

FORTY THIEVES..
• The Charaders by
Mr. DORMER, Mr. BANNISTER, • Mr. KELLN",
Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. DI,GNUM,' Mr. li. SIDDONS,
Mr,,DE CAMP,, Mr. RAYMOND; Mrs. BLAND,
Mrs. MAtIIEWS, Miss DE CANIP, Scc.

Poxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 35. 6d. . Second Price 25,
Gallery zs:" -Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second
Price bd.—No-Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the
13ox-Offiee in Little Russell-street.
The Doors will be opened at Half-past Five, and the Play
begin at Half-past Six.
On Thursday, The Gamesters ; with Forty Thieves:

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND 171,r v...
HOLDERS' OF ThE COUNTY PALATINE OF
.CIIFSTER. .

GENTLEMEN, •
the warmest sentiments of Gratitude, I
V beg:leave to return you my heartfelt trunks for the
very nigh and distinguished Honour you have this day confer-
red, in eleiting me one of your representatives in Parliament.
1 he-; of you to be assured, Gentlemen.. that eve' y -exertion
in my power shall be used in the execution-of the great 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 grateful reseed,
Your must faithful and obedient humble Servant,
D. DAVENPORT.
•
Chester; 11-lay zs, 1806.

'WOBURN' SHEEP SHEARING, tfith JUNE, 18:.6.
S the Duke of BEDFORD's Absence 'priA-ents
1-1. the ite,:eption of Company- at the-Abbe!, the ShoW.
Sales, acid Leitizo will take place, and the Premiums be
asijudged and distributed at the Park Farm,
The Busioess will be concluded as follows

MompAY, lux& 16.

Morning. Evening.
Show of Leicesters and South - Sale of Leicesters and South
Down Tups Down Ewes
Prize Wethers
Sheep Shearers.

TUESDAY, TUNE 17.

Sliew of Hereford and Devon Leicester and South Down
Cattle Tubs lett
Prize Wethers Dead Sale of Hereford and. Devon
Prite T heaves Cattle.
Ploughtnv Salt of South Down Ewes.
,
Trial of Implements t

WzDNlsnAy, !UNE Ig.,

Second Show of Leicester and Leicester and South Down
South Down Tu.p-s Tups lett
Second Show of Hereford and Sale of South Down Ewes
Devon Cattle Sale of Hereford and De-
• • von Cattle.

STATE LOTTERY.
. .
9"WEISAT THOUSAND POUNDS for the
litst-chn 'Ticket NEXT fRIDAY, being the
DAY of Drawing.

TWENTY THOt.nANO, POUNDS

r OR the Ticket NEXT .FRIDAY,
May 30, being the Fl FTU I)AY or Drawing.
TWIN•PY-11 VE THOUSAND POUNDS to the First-
drawnTicket on the SIXTH DAY, tune 4.
The above CAPITA LS are allotted to the First-drawn
Ticktts, -inilepeident of any of the,oiher numerous Prizes
which may Implien to be drawn against them.
CK ETS and Sl4 A ILLS, wartabted •tnuirawp,, are serl-
ing by SWI Fraud Co. No. tl, Poultry.
London, England, 1806-05-27

OA-FeRD, MAY :4.

_Gramthe Duke of PORTLAND, Chancellor of.
the Univerkty, has been pleased 'to nppoint, by pa-
tent, Mr. Wm. 'Worms, M.A. of Worcester Col-
lege, one of the Clerklpof the Alarket, in the vitiee
of A-4.-MATTIIEWS, dNeased. •
Saturday the tOth,inst4nt.the Rev. WILLIAM Put,
town, B. A. of Brazvose College, was admitted.
Master of Arts.

•
Wednesday- 'the 4th-i the Rev. .YEAbeN,
M. A. of Lincoln College, was admitted Bacheler.in
Divinity. Rev. VAN Vookst, Of St. •- Ed-
mund Hall, and GLotVGE WnAN, of Queen's College,
B. A. were adrriitted M.A.
Saturday the 17th the Rev. HENRY KtmrsoN,
B. A. .of Christ Church, was admitted ,Master of
Arts. Roam Wir.mor, Esq..of Christ Church,
was admitted Bachelor, of Arts.

Nonday the 19th the Rev. HENRY LEV, 8.A..i0f
Christ Church, was admitted Master of Arts, Gland`
Compounder.
• Thursday the 22d, the last day of Easter Term,.
Rtcn.Aßn HENRY CREsswELL, Student in Civil Law;
of Trinity College, was admitted Bachelor in Civil
Law. The. Rev. GEo. /WINES, of Exeter College ;
JOHN GODFREY THOMAS, Esq. of Wadham College;
and the Rev. SAMUEL F/ELD of Worcester College,
B. A. were admitted Masters of Arts. Messrs.
Trtomm JAavts, of St. Edmund Hall; JAluEs Wm.
'FARRER and OLIVER FARRER, of Brazenose College,
Were admitted Bachelors of Arts.

The same day the Chancellor's Prizes for thepre-
.sent-year.were adjudged to Euw. GARR Ann Mrt its u,
Bachelor.Of Arts, late Scholar of WadhaLu College,
and now Veßow of Oriel College; for the English.
,Essay-Posthlimous Tate; and to HENRY ALLEN
JOHNSON, of Christ Church, for the Latin verses—
Trafalgar : also .the Prize by a private donation, to
JOHN LAntior,.of Brazenose College, iOr the EngJ-
lish Verses—Travels of Discovery into the interior
of Africa.
•
On Thursday last an Inquest was taken before
Mr. GARRARD, one of His Majesty's Coroners for
this County, on view of the body of Thomas -Dur-
bridge, servant-to Messrs. Dry and Lockey, of Sand-
ford Mills, in this County, who, the preceding
morning, lost his life by being entangled in part of
the working wale, by which his head was dread-
fully bruised,- and his leg broken.. Verdict--Acci-
dental Death. The deceased was an industrious good
servant, and has left a widow and four children to
lament his death.

CASE
London, England, 1806-05-27

PASSENGERS.

PEE Dov ER. CASTL —Messrs. Pope and Plavfair, Cadets.
PER INDUS—Bengal : Richard Parry, Esq. Senior Mer-
chant ; Mr. Sparkes, Writer.; - Messrs. H. M. Baker, W.
Butler, C.,Crighron, T.. Dickenson, Cadets ; Mrs. Deane ;
Mr. .G. King, Assistant Surgeon.---Madras : F. A. Grant,
Esq. Senior Merchant; Messrs..T. W. Robertson, I. Chat-
field, T. Watts, Writers ; Miss Lewin ; Messrs. Swyer,
Chase, Logan, and M‘Dowall, Cadets.
PER TOTTENHAM—BengaI : Captain-Lieut. Noble and
Lady ; lil4sses Brandon and fircsltard-; Morgan O'Brian, Free
Mariner ; Messrs. Eden, 'Chambers, Cox, Anderson,
Nicl, and flays, Cadets.—Madras : Mr. K. Sladeit,-Assist.
ant Surgeon; Messrs. Towell, Anstruther, • Hammond,
Thompson,-and Eccles, Cadets.
PER Hun,DAßT—Bombay : Mr. Sutherland, Writer,; Mr.
Mills, Free IMariner.—Madeira: Mr. and Mrs. Scott and
.
PER twin ELDON—Bengal : F. Vansittart, Esq. Senior
Merchant ; Mr. Sargeant, Writer ; Messrs. I rynte, Fulton
znd Kerns, Cadets ; Mr. Anzia, Free Mariner.—Madras :
Alr. •Ayrault, Writer ; Major Sir David Ogilvy, Lady, and
family ; Ca; t. Stekoc ; Lieut. John Busby and Lady' ;
Alessrs. White, Hall, Flyn, Calvert, Hoby, and Monk,
Cadets. .

PER LORD Iti.srt Eustaec Duke Paris, Clerk
to Sir W. litirrowes; Mr. Fabian - john F. rieobi, Native.
PEIt OCEAN—Bengal : Mr. Adams, Assistant Surgeun ;
Messrs. Spicker and.l3aker, Free Mariners.

The Committee ofihe American House ofAssem-
Ny have, on the application of the Merchants of
New York for an extension of the fortifications Of
that City, declared that the funds weri'i: inadequate to
the undertaking : they however recommended, with,
a view to prevent an attack from an Enemy, that
boat-11s or chains be formed across the Mouth of the
FlarbOur ; and that floating batteries orsmalr vessels
ho construtled for the defence of the Town In the
recent American Eleaions the Federalists haie gene-
rally been -successfill.

A Vessel has. arrived in the Humber from Elsi-
neur. There are 106 Sail of Prussian Ships at Co-
penhagen, many of which are disposing of their
cargoes, in consequence of the Wax between Prussia
and this Country.