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London, England, 1806-09-30

A CHALLENGE.

MIESSRS.CURKIE and Co. challenge the whOle •
. World to prokre a bingle instance where their Medicine
and Method of Cure have failed of like desired eiteet. The
praCtice of many years ih this- particular brani.,;l or their pro-
fession has not given rise, t9one unsucce4stul-case, They con-,
tinue to direct their studies to the treatment aud'cureor cer.,
tain-Complaints, and that derangement of the system which
is the ConseqUeliceof a deutruCtive habit, Iris a ineldncholy
truth, that tile indurgence.in this solitary. vice brings on those
Deficiencies and Debilities which frequently prevent, and
embitter 'the 'Matrimonial State • and• imposes by•antieipa-
tion upon its unhappy victims all the infirmities of old age.
such persons it must be a consotingAefle'clion to know
that they may-Pow, by a new and infallible mode of treat-
ment, be restored to health, 'strength. .and manly vigour.
Messrs. Currie and Co., being regular surgeons of the Royal
College, the idea of erivircism cannot possibly be atta,hed
to„their pratlice,for nothing but a thorongh conviction,-con-
firmed by many years experience, of the.injudicious mode of
treatment adopted by
\the general PraCtitioner in the cure of
Venereal Complaints' and thatrclass of Debility which ihevi-
lably results from the indiscretions of youth, could indhce.
therm to deviale trout the usual system, and by performing the
moStsurprising cures, convince the world of the decided .
su-
periority of their mode of treatment.
Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consulted by patients of
either sex, with the gre,itest delicacy, secrecy, and honour,
at their House, No. Hatton Garden. Leticia troll the
Country (posf-paid), • inclosirig a Bank .Note, iiiating•rike•
.particulars of the case, will have the necessary Advieu ar.4.
medi,:nes
.seat to any part of the Kingdom
London, England, 1806-10-15

P 1 om TirE P4:PERc4

*FRANKFORT, OCT.- 4.----Our Sovereign, the Prlnce
Primate, returned from Aschaffenburgh- yesterday.
The passage of troop; • ammunition; &c. seems to
be redoubled. • Yesterday the Emperor of the
French, followed by Marshal . AuGEREAu, passed
through this City on his way to Franconia. Mar:
ohal LANNES, the Commandant of the Imperial
Guard, passed through on the same day. According
to some accounts, the King of Prussia has arrived
at Gotha..

Mzwrz, Ocr.3:—M. MARET, Secretary of State,
and the Generals OUDINOT and LAGRANGE, with
Marshal MORTtER, have arrived here. Troops from
the interior pass through this City every day.

WESEL,
.SEPT. 27.--We ieafn that the Camp of
Zeyst is • broken up : the 16,000 troops that occu-
pied it, reinforced by 15„00u French, and 30,000
men from the depots of the interior, are to form the
Army of the North, which, under the command of
the King of Holland, will consist of 80,600 men
at least.

HAGUE, Oct. the Extraordinary Sitting
of their . High jqightinesses, on Saturday last, the
following Letter from his Majesty was laid before
them

" SO THE ASSEMBLY OF THEIR HIGH MIGHTINESSES.

" MY Loftt,s,
"When we took a temporary leave of you in the
month- of June, we flattered ourselves with a happy
return. Sensible of the burdens and grievances of
our good people, it- became an obje& of our inde-
fatigable zeal to discover the means of putting an
end to the general inconveniences arising from the
situation of the Finances—inconveniences which
might have been foreseen several years past, and
which, if we may use the expression, have been at
different times occasioned by rash and inconsiderate
' conduCt., flattered ourselves that the same Pro-
videncia which had imposed that difficult task upon

tas, would also have.rewarded our zeal and exertions
in behalf of our beloved people, by putting the
weans of their delivery in our power. The public
ex pehditure. was already emulated in proportion to
the revenue.; we already enjoyed in perspeCtive the
period of a manifest 'improvement; we began to be
acquainted with the affairs of the Country ; and in
our own mind we had already fixed the day when we
bknild be able to diminish the burdens of the people,
which had become indispensibly necessary for the
existence of the State.
London, England, 1806-12-27

SICILY.

.. •
'.'"tlttralLl- of a' leiter 'from an 0 fficel dated iVtertriO;
-Sept. 16 —" Ihave little news to send you—we have
been employed in alarming the enemy, upon the Nea-
.politan coast ; but we are returned.,_ after hav-
ing evacuated some of . the posts which we had pre-
viously occupied; You shall hear from me soon
and I
.hope with some good news rezpeding
the Toulon :which is said to be coming this
way. In the absenceof news, I transmit y9u as a
curiosity the bill of fare, or rather the price current
of the coffee-house here.—l. assure you M. GERAgr
prides himself greqtly (you will see how justly).'upon
theprofound knowledge he his displayed in it of thu.
English language.!'
London, England, 1806-12-27

ADVERTISEMENT.

In the coffee-house of M. Francis Geraci, in Centorinata-
street, nuns: 9S,.at Palcraw, a company of tour people serv-
ed with three dishes of meat and poultry, eight dishes of sau-
sage, cheese, olives, friths, green, lec. for desert, bread and'
two bottles of table-wine, will pay six dollars.,
If the peoplea re more than the said four, every person ex.
cecrling that number will, pay one dollar.
A e,Appany .of four people served With six,dishes of Meat
441,1 ltoaltry, t 5 dishes or sausage, cheese, olives, &c. for de-
sert, bread, two bottles ofwine, a dish of sweetrileats,.ice,

, and collL•e,, 'will 'pay' ten dollar's ; and any person exceeding
thatnunib,:s ‘vill pay two dollars. • , :, '.
- If the. Company .would have more things -than the. above
mentioned, they will pay according to the following prices:
-Lionel' wine, Port wine, Canaries wine, Malap. wine, &c.
halt a dollar for every bottle. • . . - • . • '

~Afusci to ivitae; and
111aiVassi wine (these are. Sweet wines),;
tWo shillings a bottle.
A large Cup of coffee, 'With milk and sugar, si.xpence.
cup or coifed wita sugar, one p.e.nly..
A glass of i,;tt of any kind, sixpence..
"A cup of chocOlate, sixpence.
11;seints; half a penny each.
A dish-of sausage, on,: shilling.
A bOol,!ut RosoLo of Fagioli, of several kinds, half a doll.
Jar.
NA:sruall hottle cfßosolio of the sante, one shillimg. peraci.
• Those people then, which will have a dinner as
before has been• mentioned-, must advise the said,
Gerzlci at least one hour before, in ordec.that he
could-dress it, -and they must leak e• hint some mo
ney, in order that in'ease.they should iniss Their 'en:.
gager-nem, the said money will remain: to Geraci,
tO amend. for the loss he will suffer for the ditiner!.
left hint.

Yesterday _ Mr. ',Neville, of Barley-street, • was
thrown.from his -horse,,which• toDl; fright near Gros-
venor-gate, in H\ de Park, but fortunutelv e.scaf':(l
with a slight 'contusion on the .left side of his •t ace..,
London, England, 1806-12-27

A.47I,ERICA.

N.iw-Yong, Nov. ee:---We have been favoured
with the following interesting cxtra&ofa letter from
Alexandria, North America, the contents of which
our Readers may rely on as fa& :
" ALEXANDRIA, OCT. 29, 1806.—The city of
Washington is now a scene of bUstle. Colonel
BURR has publicly announced his projea to sepzi-
rate the Western Territory from the United States.
He has WILKINSON at the head of the army, in
league/with him. There has been a Council"sitting
for three
,days at Washington ; the result of which
is, that process goes out to the: Marshal of the terri-
tory to arrest BURR and Witacit4oN; and, till the
return of the Marshal and the judge .of the distri&,
that the law cannot be carried into died. The Militia of the Union is immediately to be called out;
but if two millions of people are determined, not to
be under the Government of the United States, I do
not know what King Tom will do."
London, England, 1806-12-27

LAW OF TVTIIES.

This Day was ••
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A .COLLEcTIOti of Ac TS and ,RECORDS of
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and d..:termined in the CoOrts of Law and Equity re4)eeting
Tvrhes

fly HENRY'GWILIAM, Esq.
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,ANEW BRITISH THEATRE;
With Remarks, Biographical awl Critical,
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Plates,
THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE • a Comedy, by
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DISEASES OF HORSES.
•
97Ht following. prevalent Diseases are safely and
expeditiously cured by II LAIN E's' HORSE EDI.
CITES:
Colds - -; Gripes Spavint , . 7
CoUgh. Hidebound • Spients
Curti • Jaundice Sellenders
Cracks.. (Heel) lAtmenesses - Surfeits
Cait.'itered Foot Al atlendets Thrushes
Fart:), Moulting' Wortn
• Fistulous Sores Pole Evil YelloWs,
Glanders Quittor ; Sze..
Grease . Ring, bone
These Medicinei are prepared by Mr. Blaine, No.s,Wells-
street, Oxford-street"; and sold wholesale- auii retail by T.
Boosey, No. 4 , Old . Broad-street, Exchange, where Mr.
Blaine a ttenus every Wednesday' from Eieven to One o'Clock.
Also sold by Niessrs. Barcltty and Son, Fleet market Banks,
132, St. Martin's-lane ; Bolton, Royal Excitiin:4-6 ; Holier,
Pall- Mall ; Crisp, CocksPur-street ; Huddlestvne and Co.
Dublin ; and at No. 86, South Bridge, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1806-03-01

BIRTH.
theAth.tilt. ni.scotland, thi:Lady of Liell tenant- Co-
lonel Ulegg, of a Son.

MA RR lAD.

On Monday last, at Stanniore, Mr. Lang, of America.
square, to Miss Wigan, of Stanmore.
London, England, 1806-03-01

•

SA TV- RDA', i\IARcH 1, 18013.

TotheFREEI-lOLDE RS of the C 0 U-N TY• of
EDINBURGH. •
MR. DUNDAS having, in his 'Circular Letter,
mentioned that an immediate Dissolution of Y triia-
metit might be expected, while those best informed have
reason to believe that no such measure is in agitation, 'on itre
earnestly requested not toengage your Votes and Interest for'
the next Election ; as, at a proper time, a Candidate, every
way qualified to discharge the duties of that very importaht
situation, will offer himsell to your choice.
London, zBtlt Feb. 180 f,
London, England, 1806-03-01

NAVAL NE WS.

PLYMOUTH, FEB. 2.7.—Arrived the Ei.,adne, Capt.
GAST, from Eonrdeaux, boUnd to Embden, laden
with wine. and almonds, detained by the' Colpoys
Sloop of War; alsq the Industry, BOWEN, from
Cork, with provisions. _
The Bellerophon, of 74 •guns, went out of Har-
bour this morning, and anchored in Cawsand Bay..'

POOLE, -,FEE(. 28.-A long French Lugger Priva-
teer was seen off St. Alban's Head the beginning of
this week : she rows 16 sweeps on each side; and
is very full of men.

FALMOUTH, FEB: 536.- Arrived the Brig True
Briton, STEVENS, from St. Ives; for London ; and
the,Brig Endeavour, ARCHFORD, from Lisbon, in
14 days, with fruit, for this' Port.

Arrived the ddventure, BARRON, from Bristol.

Sailed the Prince Adolphus Packet, Capt. Lout.-
PERSON, with a Mail for the Leeward Islands.

PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 28.—Nothing arrived or sail-
ed this day. The Horse Transports, lately arrived
from the Elbe and Weser, are ordered into Harbour.

DEAL, -FEE. 28 .—All yesterday and this day it
has blown a heavy gale -of wind from the N,W. to
the N. N.W. The Indefatigable, WEIR, from Ja-
maica, has parted from her anchors and cables, as
have several other Vessels, and one for Dover
Roads.' A Brig (name unknown) is on shore near
Kingsdown ; the Ships in the Downs at present
ride with two and ti* anchors a-head.
London, England, 1806-03-06

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

IVi
HEREAS many Ladies .and Gentlemen
perience very great pecuniary inconvenience for
want of knowing some respeaable channel through whose
medium they marbeaccommodated with temporary or perm.
Anent Sums of Money' Messrs. HARRIS and Co. at the An-
nuity Bank, No. 5, Sufi()lx-street, Charing-Cross, -respd,
'fully inform the Nohility and Gentry in possession of
Incomes arising from -Freehold, Copyhold, •or Leasehold
'Estates, in Land or Houses, 'Money in the Funds, Rent
Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, An.
nuities, Patent• Places, Church Livings, or any certain
Income for Lite, they may be supplied with Sums of Money
to any amount, by paying an adequate • Annuity Interest
for the same, redeemable any time, at their own option.
Personalapplications will be received every day till Three
o'Clock, and Letters from Correspondents in Tuwa or
Country .(post-paid) immediately attended to. . -
London, England, 1806-03-06

/N, Manc it

•A tremendous hurricane
blew on Wednesday night Idst. )‘ 10,:e -not
heard of any injury done by it 'to ,the. shipping
on Our (past, though many walls and chitnnies in
the neighbourhood of Dublin have been prostrated by
its violence. The Itirgeitae•on the,topot the KM-Of-
fice, representing a post-boy and horse, was carried
completely away.
Tuesday night a smart prest-.tpolc: pike 'on our
river, when several aelive seamen Were colleetOd.

The Brig Hem*, Capt. froth London th Li-
merick, was totally lost in Ballybeige Bity, on Mein-
day morning list. Five of the _crew and The Cap-
tain's wife are drowned. The Ship is gone to
pieces.,

The' Fame-West Indiaman, and two 'other large
Ships, which. sailed from , this Port a few days ago,
to touch at Cork for convoy to Jamaica and Hon-
duras, were all captured by the CorOance Fredch
Privateer, and sent for France. Thd Enemy took
the whole crew out of. the Fame, leaving only
a Lady, a Passenger, who aged as interpreter
.between both crews, not a single person of the one
being acquainted with the language of the' other ;
and when within a quarter of a mile of the Island
of Pevos, she had the good fortune to be captured by
the Strenuous Cruizer, of .14. guns, Captain JOHN
NUGENT, and carried safe into Guernsey.
• By a private letter from-Barbadoes, we are enabled
to contradict the report of the capture of Gen.Dity
motin, who, with Sir EYRE COOTE, wad well at that
Island the 3d of January last.
To the melancholy catalogue of those who have
'allen victims to the climate in the West Indies; we
deeply regret • being obliged to add the 'lathe of
Capt. Wm. DRURY, of .His Majesty's Ship Drake,
who died, on the Jamaica.station,' on the 31st Oef.
This gallant and promising young Officer was son
to our much-respe&ed Countryman, and late Com-
mander, Admiral DRURY : lie fell an early sacrifice
to the fever, after a few days illness. •
The, post-boy conveying the Mail from Waterford
to Limeriek, which also contained the bags.. from
Carrick-on-Sair, Clonmel, and Cashel, was attacked
last Friday night, near Kilfeacle, by three men, whci
robbed him of the whole.
London, England, 1806-03-06

PINKERTON's GEOGRArFIV; NEW EDITION.
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drawn.under the dircdion+ and with the latest im .rove_
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Vols. 4to. .
MODERN GEOGRAPHY : a Description of
the Empires, Kingdoms, States, and Colonies • with
the Oceans, Seas, and Isles, in all parts of the World: in-
cluding the most recent Discoveries and Political Alterations'.
Digested on a new Plan. '
By JOHN PINKERTON.
The Astronomical Introdutii,n by the .ev. S. VirtBe, A.M.
F. R.S. and Plumian Professor.of Astronolny and Experi-
mental Philosophy in the University of Cambridge.
To the whole are added, a Catalogue of the bet Maps and
Books of Travels and Voyages, in all Languages, ,and an
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published in the course ut this year.
London, England, 1806-03-06

FEARD V. BARCLAY.

This was also an action on,a Policy of Insurance,
on the *hip Jamaica Planter, from Liverpool to
Tortola, which, having parted convoy in the night,
after a vigorous resistance, was captured by the
Era Ave French Frigate, belonging to alb ,Rochefort
Squadron.

The Vessel in question was proved perfealy sea-
worthy in every respeet ; but the deface was, that,
in the body of the policy, it appeared that the. worth
" to St. Vincent's" had been erased, and " Tortbla"
substituted, and that a`memorandum to this effea
was inserted in the margin. But it appearing on
the evidence of Mr. Blacket, junior, Who had of--.
feCted the policy, that the alteration and memoran-
dum had been made previous to the signatures of
the Underwriters, a verdidt of 941. 6s. Od. was ob-
tained for the Plaintiff: .

L1:714A CY.—Yesterday 'the wife of a tradesman,
named Lovett, residing in the neighbourhood of
Tower Hill, threw herself into the. Thames in a
state of intoxication, from Tower Stairs. A black
man, who saw.ber plunge hi, instantly swam to her
assisiarice, and was the means of preserving her lire.
The unfortunate female, who is the mother of a
large family, now lies dangerously ill. •
MANSION HOUSE.—Yesterday IPn. Oakley, a
Shoemaker,,, was charged before the LORD INIAYOII
with robbing his employer, Mr. Wood, of Cornhill,
of ten pair of shoes and three pair of boots. The
property was found at the Defendant's lodgings, after
it had been missed by the Prosecutor. He was full
committed for trial.

- )
London, England, 1806-09-08

BIRTHS.

"On the sth inst. at his house in York place, Portman.
square, the Latiy of Captain PattetsOn, ot a Daughter.
On Saiufilay, in Portiand:place, the Lady of Henry Faw:
cett, Esq. of a Son.
London, England, 1806-09-08

AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

ITESSRS. CURIE and Co. Surgeons, having
•.
IVA. for' a long series of years made the VENE tZ EA L
DISEASE the particular' objed of their investigation, are
now enabled,rn announce,the discovery of a Medicine superior
to Mercury in the cure of that disease. It is at present suf-
ficient for them to obseive, that its eifeas-are diirme-frically
"opposite to those of Mercury, for though it Completely era-
dicates every vestige of toe virus in its most confirmed stages,
yeeit does'not in the least injure the Constitution, (waiter
the complexion ;on the contrary, 'it renovates-the system in
all its natural functions, promotes• Appetite, -and facilitates
digestion: Numberless lustily:es are on recent record iit,the
superior efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and specific
'virtues airing as a perpetual corrective to bodily debility,
whether: proceeding from an excess of conjugal and illicit
pleasure, or from the more insidious though not less. destruc-
tive indidgenCe in a"certainpernicious habit. Amidst the
Melancholy variety ach'sorders which are' the conshquenee of
this solitary. vice, there are none more afflicting than those
iieticiencies and debilities that prevent or embitter the matri-
monial state.% The wretched sutfi!ter bri;ods'oVer his Mistbr-
tunes, ash,amed•to seek relief till it has brought him to such
a state of misery as .td render I iteoppressive. T those un-
happy persons it will be a consoling refection to know that
they may-now, by a new and inhillible mode-Of treatment,
be restored to that -greatest of 411 human blessings, a strong,
manly, and vigorous Constitution.,
Messrs., Currie and 'Co. may he, consulted by patient's of
either ses, ar their HouSe, :No. 107, Hatton Gatden, person-
ally, or by Letter (post-paid) judos* a Bank Note, when
the necessary AdWce and Medicines will be given or sent to
any part 'of the •Kink'doiri. Patients in the Country are re•
quested to'state their,age and general mode of living.
No. 107, Hatton .Garden.
London, England, 1806-09-08

The, present State" Lottery &hetile, for its "excel-
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- - 6Qu01.,
...Aid no' l!riie under 201.
ileghiB Drawing tath 06ober:next.

rr 'A Scitind mind in'a.sound body, is a short hut
full description of a happy state in_ this world : lies
that has theSe has little more to wish for, and her
-AO wants either, will be little the better foratiy
'thing else:" We'have not the temerity to.attempt-
the refutation:of an opinion advanced by one of our
profoundest philosophers (Loci:o ; but, without
courting the severity of criticism, we may observe,
that at the period in which his elaborate treatise Ott
education was written, the Guide to Health was nqt
in existence, . nor had the country been blessed
with the discovery of the Coidial Balm ofGiledd:

SHIP. NEU'S.

di.AVESEND, SEPT. S.

Passed by-the ROdney, Brown, from Riga; HannafN
Tilly, from Wyburgli ; Sackhall, Wilson, for Stockholtat:;
Rebecca, Barreir, and Leviathan, Clark, trou, the South.
Seas ; Folus, Norman, and Frederick, Bell for Harnbro'.
Sailed—the New Galen, Hinckley, far lloston ; Cecelia,
()biers, for Hambro'; and Magdalena and Anna, —.l, for
Norway. ,
London, England, 1806-09-08

CERTIFICATES.

Sept. 27: Nicholas Nowell, of Fleet-street, London, haber-

Francis Roberts,." of 'St. Martin's-court, St. Martin's-lane,

Nicidlesex, mercer. •
.John Parsons, late of Neath, Giamorganshire,,iroqmorger.
john Shillinglord, late of Stanton Saint 'phi., Oxfordshire,

butcher.
Samuel Lythgce, of Liverpool; timber-merchant.
lames Cooper the younger, of Barking-alley, Tower-hill,
LU11:104, merchant.
London, England, 1806-09-08

POLICE.

MAIISION-ItOusic.—Mrs. Cunningham, the keeper
of a tumbling booth in Bartholomew' Fair, appeared
before the LoRD'MAyoR, on a summons issued at
the suit of Mrs. Kent, to Shev, cause why the
daughter of the latter, a little girl of six yearS of age,
should not be restored to her mother: '

It appeared, that about six 'weeks since, the com-
plainant agreed to allow Mrs. Cunninghapi es. per
week for her daughter's board, and Mrs. C. o❑ her
part, promised to have the child insiruded in the
art of• tunibling, by Mr. Lawrence, the "famous.
tumbler. The girl was accordingly delivered over
i 9 her mistress, and has been ever since on her tour
thiough the country, dancing and tumbling at all
the different fairs.

When Bartholomew Fair commenced, Nefis. Kent,
with.the rest of the world, went there to.take her.
aMusernent ; and on casting her eyes on one of the
exalted stages, she beheld her daughter, who she
had not seen since her theatrical engagement, at the
head of the troop, playing off, all her atfitudinarian
graces to the gaping multitude. She instantly re-
lented having parted with her ,child, and desired
she might be. restored ; but this being refused,, she.
had recourse to the
,Lord Mayor, who granted her a
summons. ,

Mrs. Cunningham- acknowledged the. truth of
what had been said, ,but produced a written agree-
ment, by which the child wi to be maintained by
her, for a certain period, for two shillings.a week,
a.na be InstruCted in the art Of tutidiling.
This paper being, in point of law, invalid, "the
Lunn' M.vioa desired that' the child should be re-
stored to her. mother, on the arrears due for her
Maintenance being discharged.

BAB.THOLomnw , curious_ circumstance
occurred on :Saturday evening in one 'of the booths
at Bartholomew Fair female speetator was very
rudely handled by. a person in the garb of a sailor ;
she screamed bitterly, and appeared to the'audience;
the man was taken into custody, but, on the parties
being-carried to the:Pied Poudre Court, it appeared
that the person assaulted Was a Lady of some fashion
at the West 'etid of the town, who went to see the
frolics of ,the t'air in disguise, with her waiting...U.o...
man ; and just as the culprit was about to-be aim-
mined', when a black patch. which he wore over his
left eye was taken off, the Lady a6tually recogni/ed
her husband in disguise. The scene that followed
was highly' interesting ; - the Lady-and .GentleMan-
ghookininds—a coach Was called, and the patties'
drove Lome, seemingly determined to " forgive :and

forget:— • • .
The unfortunate female, who fell out of the win-
dow' at her lodgings, in Angel-court, Charing-cross;
died yesterday morning in Westminster Infirmary.

%
London, England, 1806-09-08

MAR R lED.

On Tuesday the 2d inst. by the Rev. R. Carr, -Captain
Kennedy,. of the Royal Navy;' to Miss Adlam, of Brighton.
On the 4th ihst. at Margate; Captain jenney, of the Royal.
Horse Artillery; to -Miss.Stewarti niece of the late Sir Henry
Harpury Bart.
011 Wednesday last, at Tunbridge, the Rev. I. T. Wil-
gressl lelloiv of 'Trinity ;:Col lege, ‘2atobricige, to Miss
Scodnes, eldestklaughter of William .Scoones, Esq. of the
•sarne plate.: - -

. - On 'Thursday last, at Hendon, Mr. John Headlarn, of Lon-
dqn, to Miss Ann Slade., 'of Hendon, second daughter of the
latelolut Slade, Esq., ,o(Hilsilorough, 1 raaltd: ' ,
On Saturday last,,.:Mr...ltofieiri• Thompsbn; of the nt
Road-,:tO bliss M'aty Day, Of Chiswick 'Lodge, Niddlesex
London, England, 1806-09-08

PRICE OF

SAT('

Bank Stock, shut
Navy 5 pei Cent. 95
5 per Cent. 1797, shut
Irish 5 per Cent. shut
4 per Lent. shut
3.per Cent. Red. shut
3 per :tent. Con. 63 63 6z
Bank L. Ann. shut
Ditto Short Ann. shut •

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-AMR-

Row.

Morning, O,min. after iz. j AiternoOn, 39 min. after tz.

PREGNANT LADIES, whos-e situation requires
a temporary retirement, may be accommodated with
a Genteel 4partment to Lye-in, agreeably to their circum-
stances ; their Infants pu't out to nurse, and limatiely:taken
care of. The consolation resulting from this Undertakingqo
many of the Most respectable Families in this Kingdom,
by securing their reputation. and characler from the censure
'of the world, and preserving peace and concord among Re-
lations and Friends, is sufficiently conspicuous to be coun-
tenanced by, the humane and sensible part of Mankind.
Care, tenderness, honour, and secrecy, having been the ba-
sis. of this- Genceru for thirty years, may be relied on.
These regardless of reputation will fiat, on any terms, be
treated with..

Apply to Mrs. Symons, Midwife, No. 4, London House-
yard, St. Church-yard, London.
Nit. An eligible Country House, within a. few miles of
London, where Ladies may be accommodated withi4eateet
Apartments, if more agteeable than in Town.
Litters (post-paid) attended to, and Advice in all bisorders
incident to Womeh and Children.
London, England, 1806-09-08

DI VID ENDS.

Oa. tt. Charles Worley, of Woothstreet, Cheapside, Lon-
don, warehouseman, at ten, at Guildhall.
Sept. 29. lames Avelino, of Ross, Herefordshire _grocer and
chandler, at eleven, at,the King's ArMs Inn, Ross.
Oct 6. Thoinai Pate ‘Viinberley, late of Huntingdon, grocei,
at tour, at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon.
'Nov- 8. lobo fiy, of New Goulstone.strcet, Whitechapel,
l'‘liildlesex, sugar-refiner, at one, at Guildhall.
Oct. 6.• Robert Stafford the younger, of Huntingdon, grocer,
, at tour, at the Fountain" Inn, Huntingdon.
'Oct 28 Robert Francis the. younger, 01 Bread-street, Lon-
don, warehouseman, at noon, at G oddball.
Oct .23. Nathaniel LonAbottom, of Halifax, Yorkshire, gro-
cer, at eleven, at the White SWan Inn, flalifax,
Sept. 30. Thomas Barlow, of Liverpool, tailor, at the Globe
raven), john-street, Liverpool.
:o,tt. 20. Luke Staveley, of Halifax, Yorkshire, merchant, at
eleven, at the White Swan; Halifax: '
Oct. to. Samuel Sedgley Hayley, of birmingham, button-
maker at three, at the Red .Lion lan,. Wolverhampton,
,
London, England, 1806-09-08

D /4D.

~ ~ -..j

On the 4tfi ofFeb last,.on his pasSagetrorn ;nclia„the
Colonel Cacieton; of.. the zsris Light-Dragoptis, eldest
son of I,,,prd Oorchcster‘6, B. .
On the nth ult. -op his :passage to Bril,hod, on board the
Duke Of Kent l'acket, in the prime at lite, lahics Watson,
Esq. of the sland-Ot 'Antiglia; .
, On Wecrez:day, at. Clifton,, after a tedious. illness,, Mrs:
Berkeley, wile ofßollerii.:Berkeley, Esq. a Spetchley, Mor-
cestersture.• : ' •

On tile 50 inst.,4t Nle.adows; in her Both
) ear, Mrs. Cainbr4iga, Widow of Rkiiard U wen Cadabridge,

On Friday, it her housdat Snaresbtook, Essex, after a few
days illness, Lady. Hopkins, relid ot 'tile late Sir John Hop.
Knt. formerly ode of the.Aldermeit of tine City of Lon-
don. •

On Saturdavlas,t, Mr. John Mare, many years Clerk in
the Crown Ottice. . ;.

Catelv, at. Great Glemham. at -the advanced age of to 7
ears, Susan Paiman : she had avert in three .enturies, and
five reigns. She Was attended to the grave by her youngest
son, who is at present upwards of 7o years of age. -
At Reading, in America, Jonah Free Man, supposed to be
507 years Old. At the age of 40 he married a tree woman of
colour, with whom he lived' upwards of 40 yeals, and by
whom- he had five children ; two of theM area in defence of
Ametica. PreVious to this, one of them by means -or his
accumulated property; purchased his tattier, took a bill of
sale of him, and-restored him to freedom. Shortly atter this
event, the.affectionate son died,' leaving his tauter sole heir
to his little property, in consequence of which he obtained a
legal bill of sale of himself. Jonah has been an exemplary
professor of .ChristiaMty neary 40 years.

.ITOCKS

DAY.

India Stock,
India. Bonds, ts. 2S. dis.
ExCheq, Bills, is. di;. is. pro
Omnium,
3 per Cent, Deferred
Imperial 3 per Cent..
Ditto Ann.
Cans. for 9th Oa. 63111
London, England, 1806-12-20

VICTUALLING-OP-11CP',

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Pfr .tBp6.
'°l4l4E COMMISSIONER Sl;ir VICTUALLING
His .11.4yEST}"t NAVY hereby give Nellie That
an Monday the 29th inst. they will be ready to receive Tendets,
in I"iti'lg and treat for the, Supply of what
FRESH BEEF shall be demanded for the Use of His Majesty's
Ships and Pessels at Yarmouth, Lynn, and Wells, in the Cosmos
of Norfolk : and at New Romney, in Dover Roads; and at
Margate (on separate Contraßsj, jar Twelve .Monthr, from the
'lst yinuary to the 31st of December, !So?, inclusive; and to
'be paid for 6y Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety day: after
date.
The Con,litions of the ContraFis may be seen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office; sr by applying to the Collefior of the Cus-
toms at Yarmouth; or to Mr. Rua cell, the Agent for the Pia:fal—
ling, at Dover.
N. regard will be bad to Ott", Tender in which the Pt Ice shall
wot be inserted in words at length, Or that shall not be delivered to
the Board before One o'clock on the said Monday the :29th
instant, nor unless the Person who 'Makes the Tender, or some
person on his behalf, `attends, to answer, when called for.

THE NEW STATE LOTTtft.y.,,
W
ijCH BEGINS DRAWING JANUARY
i 13th; tso7, contains
2 Prizes of 430,000 - . are - - ,C60.000'
2 . - - ..
.20,000 . . - . . 40,000
2 . . . . lo,coo - 20,000
3 - - - - 5000 . . - ". - - 15,000
1003
S . - - - 500
100
so
20

20 - - - -

40
5100 - -

ts,oso Tickets

,Ciso,ooo

CSpitals Deterrhinable:
rirst.drawn Ticket, Ist Day - . 26,060
Ditto - 3d Day - - 10,000
Ditto - Day - 30,000
Ditto - - . - last Day - - 5,000

,PRICE.

Ticket
.1-411 is a e Eighth - kz 11 6
Quarter - - s a o Sixteenth . t 6 o
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Licenced
tottery Offices, and by their Agents in the Country,
*** The above immense CAPITAL PRIZES are the
'greatest, in a Scheme of so few Tickets, ever presented in
.7the annals of Lottery Adventure. This fast is indisputable.
13ut the Votaries of. Forttine, to participate of such unpre-
cedented Opulence, must he on the alert, as the Drawing
commences so early as the 43th of January next.
NEW LOTTERY.
4,. CORNI-11 L L, and 0, CHARING-CROSS.
rirl SISH respetafUlly acquaints the Public, that
• TICKETS and SHARES for the NEW LOT-
TERY, which begins Drawing the 13th of next Month, are
on sale at the above Offices, where the lat3l,cool. ever drawn
was shared, and where Twenty other Capital l'rizes 'the
present Year 'have been Shared, Sold, and Kegistered.
THE SCHEME CONTAINS
a Priies of - ,C3,0,e00
2 - - • "20,0a0
2 4 - 10.000
5000

&c. &C. &C.
Prizcs of the late Lottery paid on demand, or ex-
chmigeci.

GRAND SCHEME.

2 PCI LCS ut.

_,C 30,000

20,000
10,003
5000
1000
London, England, 1806-12-20

&c. &c. &C.

--•----
SWIFT and Co. No-. il, Poultry, and No. 12;
Charing-cross, have ort Sale the Tickets and Shares of
the above State Lottery, which b. ins I)r.iwing on
.the, 13th
of next. Month.
In the last Lottery, No. 7157, a Prize of tf,,ono). NO.
stpco4, a Prize of toool, and Nan. 7479, a Prize of S col. were
Rll shared, sold, and registered, at Swift and:CO. ts Offices.

-- - -
ARMY. AND NAVY 17,QMPAGE.
'VHE PATENT. CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni-
ture, Mattrassrs, an,: Redding coinplete, are very respea-
fully recommended to Gcntlernen, as being 7.a most portable
and superior to any others
.made in' London; Marquees,
Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles ; Sea
Cots, Sofa Bois, awl for on Boarsl-Snip.; Musquitto
Vet Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw,Bedsreials, for East,
and West Indies, and all Foreit„-gi Climates, at
. AN and SANDE RS's •
• Patent BeAtitead iVlanufattory and Ware-Rooms,
•
-,Nos. tb and 17,'Catheri,re-street, strand.
111 organ and S-milers's New-invented imperial Dining
ables, allowed to be the most complete.and Elegant set of
Tables ever yet invented, are very portable, jacking in a Box
but ten Inches deep.
N • B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and. ChaiT.,l3cd Ware
house.

To TIMER. MERCHANTS, NAVY _CONTRAC-
TORS, BUI LOERS, and Others.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC` AUCTION, •
On the 14th and isth of lanuary, 18.7, at .the. Montague
Arms Inn, .known also by the name of Swift's House; in
the Parish of Stoke, in the County of Oxford,
UPWARDS of 5400 exceedingly tineDak, Ash,
Elm, Beech, Chesnut; Lime, and Syccamore*Timber
Trees. Two thousand of the Oak and fifteen hundred of
the Ash and Elm are of large dimensions' front so to teo feet
meetings and upwards. ,The Oak and Elm are fine Navy
Timber, containing large Compass Planking and Rid Pieces,
superior to any thing of the kind in the kingdom. The rest
of the Timber is very fine, and from zo to
.5o feet meetings.
The Trees are blazed and numbered with white paint, and
;Standing oh the Estate of %V. Fertnori Esq.
.at Tusniore, in
the sad County; four miles from Brackley, five from the
Oxtbrci and Coventry Canal, eight from the.grand Junlion
Canal, and seventeen from Oxtord.
Catalogues will be delivered, in due. time, at Tustnore
House (where a Person will attend to chew the Timber); at
• Messrs.'Hoperoft and Son's, Crowton, Northamptonshire ;
bnd at Mr.'Danell's, No. to, Henrietta-strea, Manchester=
square, .Lcedon.
London, England, 1806-12-20

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

PPHIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 20, 1806,
will be pet [brined
THE WILL.

WITH

•
TEKELL ;
Or, THE Si EG E Oh MONTGATZ. '
On Monday, Romeo and julict; with Tekeli ; or, The
Siege of Montgatz.

THI ATRF ROYAL, CUVFNT-GARfIFN.

0 N MONDAY . EVENING, Dec. 22, 1806,
will h, pectormed
KING RICHARD THE THIRD. - ,

WITH

THE DESERTS OF ARABIA.

On Tuesday. The Tempest; or, The Enchanted Island ;
with Arbitration ; or, Free and Easy (being the last night of
the Company's performing till the Holidays).

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE,
Dec. T 9, 18°6.
I\/ OTICE is Thereby-given, That a Session Of. Oyer
- and Terminer and Gad the Trial. tf Offences
committed on the Seas, within the jurrsdielion of the Ad-
miralty of England, will he 17.11 at Justice Hall, in the Old Bal-
ky. London, on Thiers4 224 of January next, at 'Eight
**Clock in 14e Morning.
WILLIAM MARSDEN.
London, England, 1801-05-14

DrieiDENOS

lune -T. Richards, late of Gosport, baker, at ten, at
the Dolnhin Inn, Cosp.oft.
I ltne 23: *Wm. Walter, of Fore-street, Limehouse, grocer,
at ten, at Guildhall....
Juts 3.. HaNykin s'the,elder, and . Hawkins the younger,
f kotherinithe-Wall, .i.zrrey, boat-builders, at ten, at
,
Tune 6, ~ G. 'fowser, of Letcomb Regis, Berk:, miller, at
tert,,at the Alfred's Head Inn in Wantage.
lurk. to.' 1. Eskrick, of -Great Bolton, e ottek:mirtufaaurer,
at ten, at the Bridge Inn, Little Bolton- ' •
Tune 9, J. Ainsworth, late of ..Turton, Lancashire, whitster,
ai thri-e; at the Bridge I nryLittle Bolton:
Tut 1. T. Griffith Vaughan, of Brisidl, merclint, at
welve, ar the Bush Tavern,,.Bristol.
rtrici. J. Flitch, of Elbow-lane,- Dowgate-Hill,-Undon,
wine and brandy-merchant, at twelve, at Guallzall.
Tune 2. John Pomier, of 'Berner's-street, je*eikr, a ortc,,
at G uildltall., •
Edw. Willtin:inn and Wm. Dudley, of Charing.
cross, vintners, at tcu, at Guildhall.
London, England, 1801-05-14

WAYS AND MEANS FOR IRELAFD.

The Order of the Day being read for a Commit-
tee of Ways and Means ; on the Motion that the
SPEAKER leave the Chair,
Mr. 0'1.1.1R4 wished to have the nature and
objeet of the measure proposed explained.
The SPE/10R advised the Hon. Gentleman to
defer his observations till the House went into a
commit tee.
_

The Sr E AKER havirt left the Chair,
Mr. CORRY said, It was not his intention to
move for a perpetual Grant in the Bill of Supply, as
the Hon, Gentleman had supposed, but he proposed
to move certain Resolutions for the increase of the
St; imp Duties, to cover the Sueplies `of the year
granted for the Service of Ireland ; they were fcw

in number, and small in .amount, and for a limited
rime, to the zstli ,of March .18oz..
He then moved, that on every Contrail, Bond,
executed in Ireland, .containing a Condition for
the payment of Money,Yot exceeding tool.- an ad-.
ditionAl Stan-1p DutY of is. 6d. ; 'on every : such-
Bond, &c. not exceeding zoo). an additional Duty
of 25. 6W ; on such Bond from zoo), to Soot. an
additional DUty of ss. ;from cool. to 10001. an ad-
ditional Duty of -15 s. ; from- wool, 'to 30001. the
sum of II.; and above 50991. the additional Duty
of 21. Also, -on every Foreign or Inland Bill of
Exchange, Draft, or Order, -not exceeding 301. the
Duty of 3d. ;, froth 301. to tool; the
sum of 6d. ; and above tool..• the additional SUM'
of is. in Irish Currency.
Mr. CORRY
,also moved, that upon all Insurance -
of Goods, Wares; &e. on sums insured above tool.
an additional Duty be imposed of 3s. 6d.
Sir 3. PARNEL -objected to laying any'addi-
tional Duty upon Insurance; it tended- to cramp
the commerce of Ireland, at the same time that the
measure proposed, was not in order to raise" a
revenue, 'but as a matter of regulation.
Mr. CORRY. differed in opinion from the Hon.
Baronet. The fad was, that the foreign Insurance
was all done in this Country, and with respell to
tha Coasting Trade) the Insurance was very trifling,
nor could he apprehend that the 'small additional
Duty proposed, would eause.any impediment to the
commerce of Ireland. He' trusted that the indul-
gence granted to Ireland in this- first Session of the
Imperial Parliament, with tesped to. the tending
of wines and sugar, would convince Ireland of the
attention which Parliament had shewn to its inter,.
ests. He could'not consent to abandon his MotiOn,
which had for its object, to aid the collection of the
Revenue here, as well. as that of Ireland.
Sir 3.- PARNEL repeated that he did not
think that laying on an additional Duty to prevent
the increase of Insurance in Ireland, would be ad-
vantageous to commerce or revenue.
Mr. ROSE said,
.he saw no good reason why
there should be a Tax on Insurance in one Country,
and not in another.

The Resolutions were then put, and carried, and,
the House bring resumed, the Report was brought
up, and ordered to be received to-inorrow.
Mr. BRAGGE brought up the Report of the Com-
mittee on the Portugal Wine Warehouse Bill ; when
a Bill was ordered to be brought in pursuant to the
Resolutions of the Committee..
London, England, 1801-05-14

WEDN•ESUAY, MAY 13.

The Court pronounced judgment on several Smug_
glers-, who had been convifted ofobstsuaing Officers
of the Revenue in the due execution of their duty,
the cases of some of whom were atrocious.

jat:b Crab to pay a fine of 201. ro he imprison-
ed in Newg,ate for two years : to find surety for his
gout' behaviour for three years more, ,liinuelf in
tool. and two sureties in 501. each, ana to he'fur-
ther imprisoned until such fine bt'paid and surety
given.
Richard Tuckfield to be imprisoned in -Newgate
for two years.
Richard CV' and Samuel Sinallridge, to be im.
prisOned in NeWgate for two years.
Yaws Tunnel to be imprisoned for eighteen ca-
lendar months. in Ncwgate, iu addiaiun to what he
had 41ready sutilred.
James Sh4pard, whose case Air-as a slight one, to
be imprisoned in liOrsharn Gaol for three, calendar
months.-

Robtrt Carter, who had a 'Cave .containing 200
keggs of smugkled spirits, and who, in company
alit 'tt hit ga of .tiventy oiher desperadoes, shot at
the officers who came, to seize the goods, to he Con-
fined to hard la-hour for three .years on the River
Thames, and in the mean time committed to New_
gate preparatory to the commencement of his sen.
tence.

liar fairness, which; as as
,bestowing deticaer,
bespeaks, health) and throws an animati4n into the
Countenance, which 5411 give the eye the full
power to Charm and fascinate.' For the hand and
arm it is prepared in a different form, and if delicacy
would permit .thp names of those Ladies to be men-
tioned ‘v,he have approved thii innocent Composi,
tion, their‘ number would eXceed,bclief, for rank
and, 14!,hi.0,n. At can be bad only at No. 13, Brown-
Low-strcet,7 near- Gray's-ftm, Holborn, in bottles
at tos. 6d. each.

N. v. Ladies residing in the Country, by in-
closing a one-pound note, may have two bottles
sent to them, safely packed in a box, with bills of
direaions, to any part of the kingdom.

MARRIED.
Qn ulay the t nth inst. at Quatt,.S.hropshire; William
Jay, Vbrltif•Rottodam,-to Miss -Thcmas, of Lyswerney,
C lamorganshire.
On Tuesday last, at Bath, the Rev. Daniel I.vsons, to
Miss Hardy, &Li:St daughter ache late Colonel Hai#4`.
London, England, 1801-05-14

THE great Utility of the WHERRY ESTA-
BLISIIMENT, for the more expeditious Conveyance
of the Mails from HOLYHEAD to DUBLIN, has been so
sensibly felt by the Commercial Interest of that City, as to
have induced them to tome forward in their Corporate capa-
city, to evince their senseof it, in a manner which must have
been the more gratifying to the Gentlemen engaged in it, as
it was a voluntary testimony of the very great advantages de-.
rived from them. We annex a Copy of the Letter, Sec. sent
by the Corporation of Dublin to john Draper, ESLI. the
Gentleman who is at the head of the'Establi;ilunent :
London, England, 1801-05-14

DIED

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On Sunday the 'loth inst. Edmund Reynolds, Esq: of
'Milford, Rants. •

On Wednesday the r3tb inst. in the 20th year of his age,
the Rev. William Drake, Vicar of I sleworth,-M;ddlcsex.
On Monday the 4th inst. at Osrnanthorp, twat'. Leeds, M
Hanson, relict of the late William 'Hanson, E.S. -of that
place.
The same day, at her Lodging, at Osmanthorp, near Leeds,
Mrs. Lucas,. wile of James Lucas, Esq. of Couisbro', near
Doncaster.