The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-05 00:00:00

TRANSPaRT-OPTICE.

Afay 28; 18>6.
THE CaIIIMIS SIO N ARS Joi• concluaing Hi§
A. MAYES:I.I's TRANSPORT SERVICE, fta- t.ikivg Cate
of Sick and 'Mended Seamen, &c. do beieby give N,liee That
they will be Beady at thi. Office, on Thu, sdai the llth ci Yana
next, to receive sealed Tenders, ani tree with stiev• Perr,,,is sr
maybe willing to spplobi the under-mentioned il, tides
,or either of
..
them-, for the service of the Rsyah lins-iital at De,il;ZOr Twelve
Months from 'the. ism
.74-next : ,
Beef, , , Cheese, Baiina
Mutton, Rice; • Greens;
Bread, Milk, Leeks and Bei-litriii,
• Beer, Sbap, Scotch Batley; -
Vinegar, . Wood Ashes, Coals.
, Oatmeal, Candles;
' Butter, Salt, .

No Tender.ruN be received aPer One o'Cio;;4; on the • day <r
'treaty, nor au noticed unless the !'artier, or Agents for .I.Ysem. per-
sonagy attend. Eat/ Tender must be a,:CotPrpanied with a latier
from two respeßable l'ersons, engasing -to bei•wnc &rend, with its
Person tendering in the Sum of 2c31. for the dac perj:rma,i-e
the Contraft.•

Fhrther .A.lrtieulars 3e,known by eipplj•ing cif this. Office
oh to Mr: M‘Kir4y,, Agent of the Rcj'al Hospital at De..l.

NEW BOOKS TOAPPE ‘IR .EARLY IN JUNE. •
IVIR. the
LP.tHr PHlary LLIPS
ahaast
he hie,
ulllOncittiri toeintflOrimi e
has
in preparation, and in a few days shall publish, the
ing elegant and interesting Nev ,Works
t. Mr: Carr's Stranger in Ireland; or, Travels in that
Country during the last Autumn and Wither, with huller—
OuS Engravings, price 21. 25. in boards:
2. Memoirs of a Traveller now at Rest ; consisting of Ori:
ginal-Anecdotes of the CourtS of Europe during the last fifty
years, in 5 vcls. price 255. in boards. -
3. The Poetical Works of Mrs; Robinson, now first col-
lected by Miss Robinson;- and' including many PieceS
never betore published, ih 3 elegant Vols. price 11. t ts.
in boards.

Wildlrish Girl, a Noiel bv Miss Ovi,enSon,
4, ,
tboress of the Novice of St. Dominic, 4 vols. price zos. in
boards..

As soon as each of these Works is respeaiv ly ready, it
May be had of every flookSeller in Grcat Britain and I ic-
rand.
Within the laSt three months 111. PhillipS has published
the toll Owing esteemed Works :
1., Dr. Gregory's Cyclopedia, Parts I. 11. and 111. at 9s.
2. CoMplete Edition of Junius, 2 viols. Us.
3. The Spirit of the French Arias; 3 vols. rss.
4. Public Characters for tBo6, tos..6d.
5. Crocker's. Elements of Lakul Surveying, 75.
• 6. Saunders on the DiseaseS of the Ear, 255. in boardS.
7. Winter in London, by Mr. Surr, 3 vols., Os. 6d.
8. Maid, Wife; and Widoy, by Mr. Siddons, voluims,
us: 6d.
9. ,Biographical Index to the I-tome of Comnions, 9s.
to. Picture of Lot-Kirin for 1806, ss. iri red.
t. Blair's Ciass Book, or 365 Lessons;-ss.
Cotemporary Voyages,and Travels, Vol. II I. 15s.
13. Turnbull's Navpl Surgeon,'9s. 6d.
14. Translations from the Greek
Anthology,
7s. 61
IS. Pr. John Ikeid on Consumption, 7s.
16. Robinson's Grammar of History, 3s. '
17. Prince Hoare on the Arts in England, 7s.
Each of which may be haduleyery Bookseller in the 1.1.14::
cd Kingdom.!
Bridge-street; May 26, iBo6. • •

,
LEASEHOLD HOUSES, NEW BOND-STREET.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SMITH,
On Wednesday, the iiith inst. at T7velve ci'Clocki at Gai-
raw'ay's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley,
In TWO LOTS, . •
9"WO Complete DWELLING HOUSES, Nos:7 5
and 75, desirably situated for Trade on the North-East
Side of New Bond-street, containing near- 4o feet in Front,
in the occupatlbn of Mr. Ball, Oil-man, and Mr. Scott,
Lottery-Office Keeper, at Rents amounting' to 1631. 10S. •
but comparatively worth' zS'ol. held of the City of Loll( on
for forty years, renewable every fourteen years, at a -Fine
certain of 771. and a reserved Rent of 1 r 1, per Annum
f o be viewed ten days previous to the Sale, by permission
of tke Tenants, troth Twelve o'Clock to Four.
_

Particulars may .be had at Slo. 21, Old i3ond-street ; of
Messrs. Rashleigh, Son, and Lee, Batton-garden, London ;
of Mr. Smith, Auetioneer,`No. 9, New Broad-street; noar
the Royal Exchange ; and at Windsor.

WINDSOR,'BERKS.
TO BE SOLD-BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SMITH
On the PrernisTs, To-mogow, the 6th inst. at

ALEASEHOLD ESTATE, held of the Corpq-e
ration of Windsor f:r forty years, from 1797, at a l' in!
certain of 2.51. and an annual Rent of iol. ; comprising a
Substantial Brick Dwelling-house; with Suitable Accommo-
dations for a Genteel Family, late the Property and Resi-
dence. of Mrs. Ilarris, deceased, situate in Church-street,
near the Castle Cate. _

At'the same time will be Sold, alt the Neat Purnitare,
China, &c.
Printed Particulars, and Catalogues may be had of Mr.
Smith, No. 9, New Broad-strea, near the Royal Exchange;
and at ‘Vindwr. - •

MANOR, MANSION-HOUSE, AND ADVOWSON,
WARWICKSHIRE.
TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION,
. By Mr. SQUIBB,
At Garraway's Cotne-house, 'Change-ailez, on Monday the
gth of June, 1806, at Twelve o'Llock,
AVERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD 1V1AN02.,,
the Advowson of the Parish, and a complete and sub-
stantial Mansion. House and Offices, Stabling for t 8 Horses, •
Coach-houses, Dove-house, walled.in Kitchen Garden.
Plantations, and upwards of Fourteen Hundred Acfrs• of
good Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, divide :tiny;
Five Farms, with suitable Buildings, and lett to resoe•aattle-,
Tenants, at very low t ents, and capable of considerable,
I iitproventent. The,Land Tax is redeemed, ane, the Parochial
'faxes are very low. The situation is dry and healthy, and
no other Property lies within the Estate or Manor. -7Fherz
is plenty of Game, and Fox Hounds and Harriers in the neigl/.
bouthooil.
Div.:id from Shipton = miles ; to front Stratford on
Avon ;:4 from Warwick; to from Banbury • front C it-
pmg Norton ; 30 trom Oxford ; 3o from Cheltenham t and
85 troll London.
Descriptive Particulars may be had at Garraway's Coffee-
house ; at the Hess and Chickens, Birtnitvhain ; White
Lion, Stratford on Avon ; Warwick Arms, Warwick ; It-.e
Buck, Oxford ; of Mr. Scidibb, Lund •n ; at
the Office of Messrs. Bellamy. and Baris.ter, Shipton ; and
of' Mr. Ciaritige, Pall-Mall, London, wlorra Ylaus yi the
state ina,y sent. - • -

MAILS. ' •
Agit tv El> Waterford. I.ln x 2 Harnburgh, t Gotten.
burgh, t Lisbon, I Dublin, t Waterford.

Pitt Cl. OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWSLVE O'CLOCK.
Consols for Opening 6i k i Red. Ann. - 591

THE SU_N.

&OWLS& Qui& DlCtit& VALSUNi AUDEAT ?

LONDON,

THUPSDAY; JUNE 5, 1806.

Ws received this morning the Leyden Gazette of
the 30th ult. which contains intelligence from Paris
to the 26th ult. The following are the only articles
cif any importance which it contains :
HANBURGH, MAY 23.—The Court of Prussia,
always sloW to ,engage in War, has hithefto, Only
adopted measures of mildness and conciliation to-
wards England and SWeclen. AlthoUgh• that cabi-
net has shut .he Parts of the North Sea against Bri-
tish Trade, yet ,that measure has not yet been ex-
tended to the Prussiad Ports in tbe paltic. In the
mean time the forhier are strictly blockaded by. the
English, who will not permit any Vessels to pass
but those Specified in this following Letter from:tile
English Commandant,"•Lord FALKLAND, to the Eng-
lish Consul at Bremen

" On ho4ra' His Majesty's Ship Aria.t.e, Aril
" I have received, Sir, your Letter of the 20th
of this month, in, which you communicate-to me a
List of all the Vessels ready to sail, which took in
their lading in the Port of Bremen before they were
informed of the Blockade. I have, the bononr to
acquaint you, that I shall have no difficulty pen:
"flitting. the Vessels specified in that List to sail, or.
those which are in ballast continuing their:voyage;
,when you have provided • them
,with Certificates.
But as it is essential to prevent frauds, I approve
very much of the measure of requiring the-oath
of the Captains, Pilots, and Merchants, before the
Certificate is granted. As all the Ports between the
Elbe and the Texel are bh)ckailed, the Jade is ne-
cessarily included.

FALKLAND,."

Letters from Paris, dated the 25th ult. state, that
the English Cruizers have lately spread considerable
alarm on the Western Coasts of France. They have
attempted to make descents in several pl4ces,,in Spine
Of which they have failed, but in others they ba,7e
succeeded and done considerable daMage. On the.
Bth May an English Frigate, a Erig, and a Cutter,
appeared off St. Martin's, a little. Town in the Isle
of Rll6, and the net morning the Brig and the Cut-
ter approached the Battery, on the point Of the Bay
of Aquillon, against Which they kept up a well-
dire&ed are, In a short time they sent off five Pin-
naces, with about :20p men, who stormed the Eat-.
'Eery, bUynt the Guardhouse, blew up the Magazine,
and destroyed the Sigtial-house ; after' which they
re-embarked.. They afterw'ar'ds directed their course
towards the Chanuel of Lucon, with the intention
of capturing a Vessel, but she escaped by cutting her

cables. ,
(Then follows the account of the gallant, attack made by
the Pallas Frigate,. Capt. Lord COCHR AN r, on the French
Frigate theNtinerv3, the detiilS of which we have already
befort>our Readers.]
The dangers with which -the English 'Cruizers'
continually' threaten the Coast of La Vendee, has
induced the Prefet't of that Department to make
every possible exertion. to resist their enterprizes.
By a Decree of the 12111 May, he .put in permanent
requisition all the National Guards of the Distri& of
Sables, who are to be placed, under the command of
the General-Commandant in La Vendee. In the
Departments where theri.;• are no National Guards,
they are to becalltkl out under the forms prescribed
I v law.

YESTEIID.IT. a, Flag of-truce arrived from I:sou-
logne at Myer, with Dispatches dircEted to Mr:
Secretary Vox. Tile Dispatches reached To,wn
last night; but the, nature of their Contents has not
transpired';

iN additiou to the dispatches from Admiral Coen-
lIANE, the receipt of which we announced vesjerday,
another letter has been received at the Admiralty
from the gallant Admiral, dated some days later,
which states, *that four French Frigates, suppOsed to
be those which escaped from Cadiz, were seen cruiz-
lug of Deseada on the 22d April., His Majesty's Ships,
the Canada, Ethalion, and. Circe were dispatched in
pursuit of 't', m, but they got into Guadaloupe,
where they are now blocled up.

NST 12: Kaye made •scrne further Extra% from the
American Papers, respeaing the extraordinary
pedition of G; metal NIIRANDA, which will be touted

Ott a subscaueut

The'Cpurt yesterclay at St.Jamess was one of the
/rno-st cri)-A..l.lretneint)ered for the last twenty. years.,
It was auencle4 by zadtpo:A :1,11 the families of dig-
- iinajon now in Louthin and although the rain
"r..:ndered it inconveniebt, It tivtis. particularly distin-
o-oklled for f4shion and beauty; The.cotupaq had
Pliace till past seven. • '
xtstef4ay oeing C6ll;Ar Day,. 'the :nights of the.
di ;'.:rent Orders more their Callari, a:id they lath
4, spWuciii.'appeatainct. • - •