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London, England, 1806-03-20

MR.' WHITE respeafully gives- i\rbtice, that the
COLLECTION of PICTURES is removed trout
-Stratford-Place, to the Great Room, Saville--Row, by -per-
mission of Mr. SQ UIBB,. where they will be sold on
MON DAY, and TUESDAY NEXT. l'o he viewed This
Day, 'l'o-moriow, and Saturday, by Catalogues only, at
Haig-a-Crown each, which may be had at the Rooms.

CO LLECTI ON OF 14,1:-A.1. czr let Es . •
TO RESOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. WHITE,
At Mr. Squibb's Great Room, Saville, Row, on Monday,
• • March 24, and folloWing Day,
.THE Superb, most Valuable, and Distinguished
ColleeLon of 'ITALIAN, • FLEMISH, and .DUTCH
PI ~wel I known and celebrated thrhughoutl
Europe, the, property of Sir GEORGE YONG F, tart
Containing seleetand superlatively fine -Performances of the
Great Masters, the whole of winch Were collected by t ou-
cher Cleeve, Esq, in the early part of -the last century; and
'have remained entire from that period to the present moment
in a perfeet state of preservation. • _ _

Amongst which are, ts'o most -riagnificent and inestimable
l'itures,,Diosenes and Demecritus, by Salvata Rosa • a dead
Christ with the Marys, by Annibal Caracci equalled only
by that from_ the Orleans Gallery. A Holy F!atuily, by Ru-
bens ; ,anel the Woman accused of Adultery, by Pc:rdenone ;
invaluable Piaures. Venus arid Cupid, by Vandyke; match-
less:. :Susanna ,and the Elders,' Guercino ;, TC'hiple of _Del-
phos, P. Da Coirronai; the Circumcision, a tine C,itbinet Pic-
ture, by Paul Veronese ;, the Presentation, a ditto, by Rem-
brandt ; arid a Portrait eq,:al to Titian, by, Unto ; two grand
Landscapea, by Gaspar Pous-sin; two Ditto, by Claude, in
his finest manner. A beautiful and high finished Landscape,
by Hobbiwa ; a 'Country Wake, one ,ot the,,finest Pidures
ever painted .by Teniers; a rare Cabinet lewd, the Cat and
Boys, by F. Mietis; and otherS, by • Wowiermans, I'. Potter,
Vaiutevßde, Borgognone, Canaletti, Snytters, Fytt, Van
Huysum, Dc Heeku, &c. also Bronzes and Antique Marbles,
particularly two most rare Busts of Grecian Sculpture on
Pillars of Egyptian Porphyry. '"
To be-Viewed this day, to-morrovtt and Saturday,•by Cata-
fogues only, at Half-a-t.roWn each, which may tie in
Stratiord-place ; and of Mr. White, Storey's-Gate, West-
minster.
London, England, 1806-03-20

Crappenhall Church, Cheshire ' P. Halstead 13 6 9
St Mark's Cheetham Church, Manchester 13 3 . 0
PArish of G teat Washbourne, • Gloucestershire / 3 0
—of King's Bromley, Staffordshire - 31 12 2
---, of Col wish, dittb,' - .! 25 12 6
of Kingsbury, Warwickshire_ - 3 to o
John Lane, Esq. .. .. - to to o
Parish of Batcombe, Somersetshire - .• 4 0 0
John Elliot, Esq. , the Minister, and Church War.
' dens of S. Pettierwyn, Cornw. Rev. F. Bedt'ord 8 3 o
Slaidbury, Yorkshire, H. Wiggl'cswortli 25 3 6
Burnsai, ditto, - 9 8 3
Pirish of I lsington; Devon, 'J. Palk. , 3 '9 .6
Richard Harris, E.sher, Surrey. ' to 0 0
Subscriptions continue to be received at 'Lloyd's, and at all
the Bankers in Town and Country. . •
j. P. WELS FORD, Secretary.
. .
London, England, 1806-09-11

AiAPR lED

On Tuesday, at redburgla; W. Somerville, Esq. Deputy
Inspector of Hospitals. to Miss Rutherford, of Knowsouth.
Yesterday morning, at St. Clement Danes, Charles Pipon,
Esq. Of the Hun. ,East-India C,oirmany's Service, to Miss
Martha Dutnaresq, third daughter of hirjohn Durnaresq, of
fersey. • •
I.arely, at Haherton, Devon, Dr. Blackall, of Totness, to
Miss l.aura Barnes, eliest• daughter of the Rev. Archdeacon
Barnes.

On Saturday last, Mr." W. S. Mablantosh, of Dulwich, to
Miss Dixon, of Savage Gardens.
Lately, at Margate, the Rev. William Wodsworth, of
l'etitbroke-Hall. Cambridge, to Miss Frances S wintUrd,.eld-
est daughter of Daniel Swinford,. Esq. of Sarr, in the Isle of
Thanet,

'A few days ago, Mr. fames Parker,. jun. of Axbridge, to
Miss Bust, daughtL:r of John Bult, Lsq: of,pudriill, near
Taunfon.
London, England, 1806-09-11

ICILI/iLLIAG-uNFIC;r,

sept 7 To,
THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUAL L I NG
His 11,14.7ESTrs IV:WY do here& give NotiLe, Th.:l
on Tuesday, the 23d instant, they will be ready to receive Ten.
der:, to w: iting (sealed up 7, and treat for the purchase of a
strong- built VESSEL, Slo1)-rigged, for the Seevice q- the
Department at Chatham, of about Fify Tons register,
Large enough in the H‘ld to slow Forty Tons-of bulky
St res ,- the height whereof to he nine feet at least from the ,skin,
or cieli.rg, up to the Deck; and the Hatchway to be nine feet longi
and six and a half broad. The Fait! to he so construOcil .is to
lake the ground well and sail fast.

Further particulars may 6e knerzun fy applying to Mr. /per,
the Ifiy-taket_for the Viattallieg Department at Deptfard,
Nv segard will he bad to any Tender: in Which the shall
not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Board before Oae o'clock on the 'said Tuesday, the ijd
slant, nor unless the Person who ?stakes !be Tender, or some
person on hit behalf, attends, to answer, when called for, ,
London, England, 1806-09-11

DIED.

On the ztl inst. at the Cove of Cork, Lieutenant. Williams,
of His Majesty's Ship Topae.
The same day, at
.Pedmow, in Worcestershire, Mrs. Biggs,
wife of Thomas Biggs, 'Esq. one of the Magistrates for the
said County.
On the 7th inst. at. Bath, .after a long and. painful illness,
Lieutenant Cornwitills Bowen, of the 78th Regiment, only
salt of Major Henry Bowen. • •-
The same day, time Umtata daughterof the Rev. I. W. Cun=
hinghatn, of Oakhatn,- Surrey.
Lately, in the 43,1 year of his age, the Rev. John Weather-
haad, late of St. boon's Citi*ge, Cambridge.
On Tuesday last, in Itusselkplace,, FitiroysqUare, Lach,
lan Mac Lachlan, lisq. aged q} years, late. Lieutenan- Colo-
net of the loth Regiment of Foot.
On the 27th ult. atter -Ann gowerby,
reli& of Robert Sowerny, Esq. of Charlton, Kent.
London, England, 1806-09-11

return to his. lodgings
..intast Siu;tlineld, a coach'
was, called, when the Prisoner iic-companied hith,•
but direaed tl coachman to drive a contrary way,'
telling him to go to Fleet-street, k‘; wre the. lame
sailor had a rich relation.- After he had reached
Aldgate; the Prisoner came out of the coach, secured
the 'door, and bade the coachman' drive on ; the
Prosecutor soon after awoke out.of a sleep, when he
missed 131. and his prote6tion. - The coachman
drove him back to his lodgings. constAles, were
procured to search for the Prisoner;. when a pub-
lican in Rosemary-lane.had the good: fortune to find
him, with about 81. of the money upon; him.
Robert Ha?rison was fully committed for trial,
charged with breaking
.into the cellar of a public-
. house belOnging to Mr. Grafton, in' Rosemary-lane;
he is an old ofl-ender,' and had been capitally con-
viaed,under the name of Brown.

Yesterday, at Guildhall, Morris and Grey, two
women of the town, were charged before Alderman
SMITH with robbing a Black Seaman, Who had-been
in the Battle of Trafalgar; of 41. and some silver:—
It appeared one of the women,
,a Mulatto, expreSsed
great kindness' fOr the complainant, and decoyed Mtn
to.a public=house, where he was robbed of his pro-
perty. The evidence was not sunkient to enable the
Magistrate to commit them for trial, but he sent
them to Bridewell as disorderly persons.

GEOGRAPHICAL NOTICES.
London, England, 1806-09-11

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE.

rr HE PUBLIC are most respetifully informed,
11 that this THEATRE WILL OPEN' on Saturday
ext, September 13th, when Their Majesties' Servants will
itti the Comedy or.
THE HONEY MOON.
Duke, Mr. ELLISTON.;
• Rolando, Mr. RUSSELL •
Count Montalbon, Mr. BA ;
Balthazar, Mr. WZ° UGII.I'ON ;
'Lampedo, Mr. MATHEWS ;
4Campillo, Mr. NIA DDOCKS ; Lopez. Mr. PURSER;
Jaquez, Mr. PENLEY
(Being his First Appearance-un'this Stage).
Juliana, Miss DUNCAN ;
Volante, Miss MELLON ;
Zamora, Miss 130 Y(7 E ;
Hostess, Mrs. SPARKS.
In Aa V. a Song by Miss Duncan, composed by Mr. Kelly:
With iDarree incidental to the Piece.
After the Play, a Diverrisernent, composed by Mtt•Ditg—•
- -

• ville, called
THE FAIR CIRCASiIAN4 •-
• - • Principal b.ancersio
Mademoiselle PAIN SOT Mr. jO,UII. RT, M. SHARP,
And the whole Corps de' Ballet.-
To which will he added.the Coniic 0 peril of '
NO SONG NO .SLIP-PER. •
.Ir_rOerit.it,'Mr. KELLY ; •

Cioo, Mr. DIG NUM -
' Endless 11,1 r. MATHEW'S ;
Robin, Mr. BANNISTER;
William, Mr. COOKE ; Servant, Mr. WEBB.
Dorothy, Mrs. BLAND';
Louisa, Mrs. MATHEWS ; Nelly, Miss MENAGE ;

Maegaretta,. Mrs: M()tiNTA l N.
Boxes 6. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second. Price zs.
—Gallery 2s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Se-
cond Price 6d.— No Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-ofkce, in Little
Russel-street.
The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
Malts-past Six.
London, England, 1806-03-27

last,

FALMQUTH, MARCLI 24.—Sailed the Hamter
Armed Ship with a Ileet under Con-A.7 for the
Downs.

NEWCASTLE, MARCH 26 .—Thct following a -
traa of a Letter from Capt. THATctrzp.,, of the Brig
kclustry, of this Port, dated Lisbon, March 12,130i•j,
cannot fail to be of general importance :
" We have had the English Ambassador and
Charge d'Affaires on board, in consequence of my.
biinging intelligence of the escape of four French
Frigates and a -Brig from Cadiz; steering for Teneriffe.
The Brig was captnted by one of our Fleet. • Two
74's were dispatched after the Frigates, and it is ex-
peC:ted• they %till catch them, as the course they
were steering is known. We have also brought the
.news of the British. Troops havingfevacuated. Naples;
and'the Frenth,takingpossession of it. The fritish
Troops had taken pOsses.Sion of Mes'sina, and brought
one Ship of the Line away from Naples with them.
This news vas brought to Lord COLLINGWOOD the
night previous to our leaving the Fleet (the 7th q.)
by a Frigate dispatched from Malta for the purpose;
.The'Mentor, of Newcastle, will sail with the Convoy
on the' 15th, for Liverpool."_

The Belize, SIMMONS, from Clyde to Hondurait
Robert; froth Liverpool ; Flora,. of London ; and
lien, of Glasgow (part of the Fisgard and Ml-
i'erine's Convoy), were captured on the. 7th of De-
cember, in Lat. 00. Long. 27. by a Squadron from
L'Orictit, cOnsiSting of the Regulus, 8 guns; Pre-
sitient and' •Sybilic, of 44 each ; and Survedivnte, of
18'. 'The Pruners were landed at St. Sago, one of
the Cape de Verd Islands, on. the 2&th at Deuem-
bet-, 'and the Squadron proceeded to the South-
-I:ard; supposed to the Cape of Good Hope. lie
Prizes\wece at' St: Jwo about ten days, :It= -whici,
th-y proceeded to Cayenne,
London, England, 1806-03-27

IMPERIAL PARLIAMEIVT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26.

.11) au Appeal from Scotland, Johnstone and Others
•-1/. Stott and Another, Mr: Perceval and Mr: Alex-
aner were heard on. benodf..of the Appellants. The
further hearing was deferred till to-morrow.
- The 10,500,0001. and 1,500,0001. Exchequer
fills Bills, the Spirit Excise Duties Bill; and the Fe-
lons' Transportation were: read, is second time
and committed for to-morrow:

Mr. Johnson, from the 'Office of the Secretary
for Ireland, prep'ented sevveial Accounts and Papers
pursuant to the A& of the 44th Geo. 3. which ,Were
"ordered to lie On the Table'.

LASCELLES, Mr. HARRISON,' Mr.' CAVENDISH,
and several othesi Meinbers of the House of CCM-
?MS; brought tip three Private Bills;,\Vhich•were
leverally read a'first tithe. . • •
Aej ournedtill.tolmorrow (this 'day).' • •
London, England, 1806-03-27

41);

THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1806.

This Day was published,
Elegantly printed in a Pocket Volume, price ;s. in boards;
a New Ectitit,n, being the Third, of

. .
INGL:ISH LYRICS, in Two Parts.
By WILLIAM SMYTH,
Fellow of Si. Peter's College, Cambridge.
• Printed for 'I% -Cade!! and W. Davies.
• *** The Second Part may be had,separate, price ss: 6d.

This: Day was published,
New Edition, Corrated and Enlarged, in z Vols. 81to.
Price i6s. in board;,
A N ESSAY on the GENIUS.and VAITINGS
• of PoPE

By JOSEPH WHARTOti,..D. D..
To which is added, an Index. Scc.,
Printed for Ca-Jell and Davies ; Verner, 1-food, and Sharpe;
J. Walker i • Cuthal and Martin ; R.' Faulder ; jefferys ;
Otridge ancl Son ; Longtnan, Hurst, Rees,. and 0 rrne ; W.
1. and 1. Richardson ; Ogilvy and Son ; .Lackington, Al-
len, and Co. ; ), Nunn ; R. Lea ; J. and A. Arch ; and 1.
Asperne. •

LANCASTER's PLAN OF EDUCATION.
This Day was published, price is. 6d.
ALc.CTER rspe6tfully.addressed to the Bishops
Ad 4rchbis*ps of tile Church nt England nn Mr.
)o :;,h Lancaster's Plan for the Education ut the eLuwer
Order in the Community. •
Printed for John Stockdale,.Piccaililly.
Of whom may be had, in folio, with nine Maps.and Plates,
price to Subscribers One Guinea, or on fine Paper, with
coloured Plates, it: r is. 6.d. Part ist,- Second Edition, of
C.A. MD EN 's BILITANN lA, enlarged-by the latest Dis—
coveries.
London, England, 1806-03-27

SPRING PHYSIC.

DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS are proved,
by experience, -to be the best and most innocent Alte-
rative, Purifier, and Sweetener of the Blood ;, and those who
are afiliaed with the Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy,
Scrophula, or any other Disorders arising fr.)ai vitiated,lllood ;
or those who have impaired their Constitutions by Dissipation
or juvenile indiscretions, should by no means omit a course
of the Vegetable Pills during the Spring. The operation of
this valuable Vegetable Alterative is so pleasant and salutary
as not tq interfere with the avocations of business or plea-
sure ; its adion isoonfined to the animal juices, and requires
no alteration or restraint indict ; it dissolves in the stomach,
blends with the Obd, and gradually pervades the circulating
fluids, corrcling in its passage anvdeviation from a state of
convalescence ;. in short, it is the long sought for Vegetable
Specific, or safe, whichue, Substitute forthat fashionable
mineral, Mercury, may be said to cure only by, kirs
ling ; its efficacy excites the attention and surprise of medi-
cal men, for when all ether medicines have failed, De Vel-
no's Pills may be relied On as a Specific for all Disorders
which originate in an impure or impaired state of the Blood.
None can he genuine, wheresoever or by whomsoever sold,
unless the 13i11 of Directions is signed' in Red Ink, by the
Proprietor. C. STAPLE'S.
Prepared by Mr. C. Staples, now sole Proptietor, having
purchased the Recipe of Mr. I. Pidding, and sold wholesale
and retail by Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-
yard, on the Footway ; retail also by Dickinson, 60, Ber-
-1 naid-street ; Clarke, Borough; and Tvtt, 'Excharge; price
I 45. 6d. and aas.
London, England, 1806-03-27

111.4RRIED.

Yesterdoy, at St. James's Church, the Rev. Dr. Clarke',
of jesus College, Cambridge, to MiSs Angelica Rush, second
daughter of Sir Win. Rush, of Pall-Pall.

DIED.

•
On Suwiay last, at his house in Sloane-street, Jas. Got-
. don Esq. formerly of the Island of of Tobago.
Cast week, at his brother's, in Cork-street, Burlington.,
Gardens, Mr. Win. Davis. •
On Monday, at her house in Dean-street, Soho, Mrs. F..
Walker. •
On Sunday last, at Deptford, in the-77th year of his age,
1, Mr. Wilt. Caldecott.

SHIP NEWS.

POOLE, MARCIA 25.

Arrived—the Emulatimt, 11111, from London ; Anna,King;
from' Plymouth ; Active, Williams, and. hive, Boynes;
from Portsmouth ; Ceres, Cousins, from Arcindel ; and
Good Intent,.Thatehell, from Weymouth.
Sailed—the Lark, Spurrier, for Portsmouth ; Jane, Stod.
dart, for Sunderland ; Camilla, Lunsrlon; for jacobstadt.;
Triton, Poussett, and Osten, Strom, for Gamic Carlby and
Seagull Cutter on a cruize.

37'OCK.T.
London, England, 1806-03-27

,CANTERBURY, MA.RCH 25.

On Friday last the first. squadron Of the I ith
Light Dragoons halted in this city, and en Saturday
,continued its route for Chelmsford ; the 2d squadron
followed on Saturday, the 3d yesterday, and the 4th
Will arrive this day. This Regiment his been cah-
toned at Deal, Stonar, Ramsgate, and the ,adjacent
villages. The gth Light Dragoons from Dover,t
Hythe, Romney, &c. have marched to replace the
11tli, and the 12th Light Dragoons, frOm Sussex,
to occupy the quarters of the gth.'
General FRAZEIt's Brigade, consisting of the .1 4th,
26th, and g Ist Regiments, have marched from Os-
pringe and Faversham to AshforA ; they have been
replaced by the,Lanark and Perthshire Militias. •
Earl NieLkoN, accompanied :by the• Countess and
Lady CHARLOTTE, arrived at his, prebendal resi-
. deuce, Canterbury; on TUesday.
Saturday last was committed to 'St. Dunstan's-
gaol, john Williams, waggoner, of Ash, charged on
the oath of Benjamin Rouse
.with having stolenfrpm
his premises hop pbles, cordwood, and dressed pqrk;
also oh' Monday to the-smne -Fffitii)cth Wil-
hams, charged • with having- recciyed-some oft the
above. hop poles, knowing them ,to have been st,olc.n..

. .
LON 1.)-ON : Prtirted by R I CI:1AR!) lIA KRIS, of No. 4, Nlartle!t-cou.n, w... street) btiblied b). !Li! AM AbLMlurkt SCR Li rat of South Molalh-stil.;;:r,',--10,'";:l •
At the SuN-Ovvlce., No. rz, Strand where rickerlis Inents Order. f6r the Pater, Letters for the Editor, sce. Rupit
London, England, 1806-03-27

Sailed His I‘Ejqsty's Ship CoVance on a Cruize.

I'ORTSMOLTTIIx 26.--A Fleet, under con-
voy of the Devastation Bomb, came up this morn-,
ing to St. Helen's froth the Downs, but the wind
falling -short, but, few of -them succeeded in coming
to .anchor either at SPithead or at the Bank.
The '../texandrin: extra Ship, outward-bound East
Indiaman, end the George, with two or three other
West India Ships, arc brought up on the Mother-
bank.

The 41licare Sloop of War has detained 'and sent
into this Pot:t the Illargdretta, froin BOurdeaux.

Capt. FORBES, late of the Merlin; is appointed to
the Racehorse, a fine nel.v Brig, jest corn:wssioned,
and nedtlY ready fOr

is,lAßcx ..c2C5.—Te Lady Nipecin
Packet, Capt. GEO. DE E, with :the ilatnbt.-a-gh
and.Bi-ernen .o.lx.invm .;. arKt the Amity,
Extra- Pack-et, with a for Gotten buish, will said
.to-morrow morhing should the weather prove fa -
vO-urable. ,

The Ek.ort Guri:brig, arrived, and the Earnest =sail•
.ed this day on a Cruize.

Remain the. Pegasus Frigate, Borer, Pricher, arid
Eseort Gan-brigs; Hunter and Iris Reveur.:e Cmizers.

Dov Ea. , I.t\l-Attca 26.—Came in the Hoyilleicu-
rius;Capt.. A. JAccsi3s, of Hamburgh, from Bilboa,
with wool, bound to London,
.having had her rud-
der-broke asunder by .Vessel :1 unning aboard her

in the night

Came in the Brig Phcenia:, Captain J. DESTROUT,
of New-York,' "froth -Bduraerlux; with wine, for
..gmbdon„ -detained by the, Diligence Sloop -of War,
on suspicion of. having French property .on board,
'ih6 Captain' hithselfbeing a Frenchman.

yesterday after-
pool) from 'the Nore, -the. Bonetta Sluop of War,
With .the Trade under Convoy, for the Elbe, Weser,
Jade, Tonningen, &O. with a light breeze at S.W.

The Signal fur the .-Baltic is shifted from the
NV.Prty tb falcpri. Artne4 Ship.

-taixn:Alq QUAY, TORBAY, MARCH 25.—Sailed
yesterday evening after Post Es Majesty's Ships
Eurphi.c, and Diligence, with a Fleet
•under Convoy for the Mediterranean ; and the Cer-
baits J. MAR-ris:, with a Fleet under,Convoy for
the West Indies ;. bat both Fleets hai'e put back
'again this afternoon by contrary wind.

YARMOUTH,- MARCH 2U.-A Vess6, v,ipposed to
be called the .lane, of Snnderland;. struck on the
Newcombe Sand,.oir Ltiwetoffe, on Monday even-

ing,,and is become an entire wreck.

DEAL,, Roil 2 6 .—Arri ved the Trornpruse and
La Fleche Sloops of War from a Cruizc.-.,:and re-
main in the Downs with His Mzjesty's Ships as pe:
London, England, 1806-03-27

N A-17.A L N E ii7lS.

MlAnc .2%5 .—Arrived the Lion Pri--
v'jteer, of this Port, from a Cruize, and ha's detained
and .latonghtin with her the Danish Galliot Cathy-
Elizqbetk) -MA+ift,vs:oi: Master, from BarCe-
lona, bound to Bremen, laden with brandy) also
arrived His Majesty's ship Kent, of 74 guns, from
the ,Westward; and His Majesty's Ship Hamler,
smith a Fleet of ' Coasters, from Falmouth, boUnd to
the Eastvard. •
London, England, 1806-01-15

Dedicated to the Earl of Moira.

In a few Days %vitt be published, in Two Volumes, Crown
Oaavo, price t6s. boards,
sembellished with a ortrait
etched by Fitter, from a-painting by Allingham,

. .
IHE LIFE of TIJOMAS DERMODY ; inter-
spersf'd with many Pieces of Original Poetry, some
exhibiting unexampled Prematurity. of genuine Poetical
Talent. . .

Ni sit-.prudentia.
By JAMES GRANT RAYMOND. •
Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street; and T.
Archer anti M. Mabon,.llublin. •
London, England, 1806-01-15

CHALMERS's EDITION, OF SHAKSPEARE, COM-

PLETE. • - -
This Day was published,
Handsomely printed in Deny Odavo, on a new Letter, and.
superfine,Woven Paper, in Nine large Volumes, price, in
boards, 41; 1.45. 6d. a new Edition of
Q HAKSPEARE's PLAYS, priOted from the Text
of the Corrected Edition left by the late Mr. STE E-
VENS; with a Series of Copperplate Engravings, from
original Designs by HENRY FUSE LI, Esq. R. A. Pro-
fessor of Panning ; and'a selection of Explanatory and His-
torical' Notes, from the most •Entinent Commentators ; a
History of the Stage, a Life of Shakspeare, &c.,
By ALEXANDER CHALMERS. A.M.
Printed for F. C. and 1. Rivington, f. Johnson, R. Bald-
win, H. L. Gardner, W. J. and j. Richardson, I. Nichols
-and,Son, I'. Payne, R. Faulder, I. Stockdale:W. Lowndes,
C. Wilkie, Scatcherd and Letterman, T. Egerton, 1. Wal-
ker, W. Clarke and Son, I: Barker and Son, D. Ogilvy and
Son, Cuthell and Martin, R. Lea, P. M'Queen, Lacking-
ton, Allen,
.and Co. T. Kay, 1. Deighton, 1. White, W.
Miller, vernor and Hood, D. Walker, C. Law, B. Crosby
and Co. R. Pheney, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme,
Cadell and Davies, J. Harding, R. H. Evans, S. Bagster,
Mawman, Blacks and Parry, 1. Asperne, and T. Ostell.
Of whom may be had,
The same Wcnk, beautifully printed on a superfine thick
Royal Paper, price, in boards,:pl. and a few Copies on a
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London, England, 1806-01-15

LOND 0 N SESSIONS,

Yesterday the London Sessions corm -mixed at
Guildhall, before the LORD MAYOR, RECGRDER,
and City Officers.
Lion Lions, and his wife, were indiaed for falsei?
imprisoning Hannah Backrow. It appeared that
Lions lived in Petticoat-lane, where a quarrel QC-
curred between the Prosecutrix and. ;he Defendants.
On an application made':to the Lord Mayor, at the
Mansion-house, for redress, they were advised to
refer their dispute; After the evidence -had been
heard, the RECORDER observed, the-Prosecutrix had
been imprisoned by regular process, consequently
. there was no false imprisonment. If perjury had been
committed by the Defendants When they swore to
an assault, and the ProSecutrix was, held to bail, there
was remedy to be had ; but in the preSent instance
the Defendants must be acquitted. The Jury found
them—Not Guilty.
Several other assault:` were tried, of no importance.
London, England, 1806-01-15

GRAND LOTTERY,

BEGINS DRAWING FEBRUARY- 3, 1806.
SCE-IEME. ' ....
3 . - of £zo,ooo - - are - - A:6ot000
3 - - - ... 10,000 ..-'. - . - 30,0.30
3 - - - - 5000' - 15,000
6000
S. - - - 1000 - . - . - . So o
Soo - 1•,000
P "' "' - - 100 . .'ic - - - . 5000
120 - - .. .. 50 - §OOO
5000 First-drawnTicketszz - 110,000
25,0-0 Tickets ,C 2x0,000

Par of the above Capitals.
first-drawn "Ticket, ist Day - - klo,ooo
Ditto - - - - 4th Day 20,000
Ditto - - - bth Day - - 2),000
Ditto . - - - Bth Day - - sOOO
Ditto - - loth Day - 20 0

TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licenced
Lottery-Otlice.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket - - ,Cl 9 rg o
Half - - kio 2 o Eighth - ,C 2 12 o
Quarter - 5 2 o J Sixteenth -` t 6 o

An early Purchase is 'advised, as the first 5,00 Ticket's
will be entitled to zzl. each,. besides their chance of the L.-
pitals. .

FULL MONEY FOR PILIZES.
-The oresent Lottery Scheme contains
3 Prizes ot ,C20,0.)0 3 Prizes of - k2coo
7 - - - - [O,OOO 3 - - - - - _loon ,
3
Besides Prizes of toe!, set. Sze and (what no other Lottery
ever possessed) the first 50'oo 'Pickets down, ouz of the
Wheel will each be entitled to 221. besides the usual Chance
for the above CA vrrA L It I 'LE S.
TICKETS an&SHARES are selling,. in great va-
riety, at the old established'Offices, 4, CORN HI Lt.
andg, CHARING-C ROSS ; where the last 30,0011. and
the two last Prizes of 2°,0001, ever drawn, were all shared
and sold by : . T. BISH.
*„* The Lottery begins the 3d of next Month.
London, England, 1806-01-15

• This Day was published,
1,1 Four large Volumes ()Clay°, price ti. tzs. in bozrds, a
new-Editioni,.with the Author's last,Correetions, *of
•
TE .FOUR GOSPELS, trapslated from the
Greek ; Nkrith preli;iiinary Dissertations, and Nples cri.
andexplanatory.
By GEORGE CAMPBELL, D.D..F.R.S. Ellin.
Principal of the Marischiti 'College, Aberdeen.
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Botany at Berlin. '

Printed for Cadell and W. Davies? Strand ; and W.
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• _
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of long standing and great Reputation. It is not here in-
tended to dray a Comparison between this Work and the
Elementary Treatises on Botany in our own Language; but
it may be allowable to say, that it contains many Things
which arc not in any of them, -and some Things which could
not be in any of them ; for instahce, an Explanation of the
Phenomena of Vegetable Physiology, on the Principles of
the latest. Discoveries in Inernistry.. It Contains SediOns on
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which will he of essential Use to Students, not of Botany
only, but in the other Departments of Natural Histbry.
London, England, 1806-01-15

SURREY SESSIONS.

Yesterday the Quarter Sessions commenced be
fore Lord GRANTLEY and 4.!') other Magistrates.—
After swearing in the Grand Jury, passing the
Treasurer's accounts, and other routine business of
a. County day, .
- Mr. SCNINER rose, and Submitted' 'to the Court .a
Resolution passed at. the last Sessions, founded on
.the Report of a Committee of tbe Magistrates, de-
claring the expediency, froth the pressure of the
public busineSs, of having a Regular Chairman at
these Sessions. It was worded as falOws :
Resolved, That Serjeant ONs Low be requested to accept
the situation of Chairman of all the Sessio has and Adjourned
Sessions that shall be held in and for the Be Tough of South-
wark, and East Half Hundred of ' Brixton; 1.1 the County of
SUrrey, for the purpose of trying all felot.lies and rnisde-
rneariour§, and the discharge of all prisoners ft sr offences com-
mitted therein.
An animated debate took place, n sore on the
points of form and expediency, than on any objec-
tion to the Serjeant's appointment. /Ise principal
Speakers were, Lords Grantley, Leslie, an d William
Russell,.Sir T.-Turton.,' Serjeant.Best, Mr.. Sumner,
and Mr. Alcock. The Resolution was tt length
carried unanimously.
Lord GRANTLEY addressed his brother Ma, istrates,
thanking them for their kindness to him on ;1111 occa-
sions, for which he would be ever grateful.
The Court then adjourned.
It was originally intended to annex a sala vy of
4001. a year to the appointment, which Serj eaut
ONSLOW did not wish to burthen the County with.

Saturday the Patriotic Fund amounted to 118,9001

The last week was devoted to as honourable anul
deeply merited" a tribute to departed worth
,as was
ever paid by a brave nation to the manes of a vitori-
ous Chieftain in War. But as some moralists have
defined life to be an alternate transition from grief
to joy, and vice versa, we have now before us an
obje&, which for the next six weeks presents to a
considerable part of the community a prospe& of fe-
licity--namely; to all such as are paying their tri-
butes of respe& to Dame Fortune in one of the richest
Schemes her Wheel could ever boast ; and which is
so near commencing issue as next Monday fortnight.

SHIP NEWS,

POOLE, JANUARY 13.

Arrived—the AElive, Williams, and:Aaive, Boynes, from
Portsmouth ; New Hope, Manelaws, from Southampton ;
British Queen, Neal, from Cowes; and Lively, —, from
Newfoundland.
Sailed—the lEolus, Carron, for Jamaica; and Industri-
ous, Aldridge, for Southampton.

GRAVWSEND, JAN. 13.

Passed by—the Concord, —, from Riga.
Sailed—the I ustitia, Gunderson, from.l.isbon ; Governor
flalicett, Watson, and Anna Bella, Abercrombie, for To-
bago.

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COLLECTIONS for the HISTORY of the
TOWN and SOKE of GRANTHAM; containing
authentic Memoirs of it Isaac Newton, now first published
from the original Manuscript in the possession of the Earl of
Portsmouth.

By EDMUND TURNOR, Esq. F.R.S. F.S.A.
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MAR R lED.

On Thursday the gth inst. at the Parish Church, King.
ston, Mr. Thomas Cliverton, Purser i.; the Royal Navy, to
Miss M. A. Rowe, daughter of Mr. G. Rowe, Surgeon, a
Portsea.
The same day, Mr. A. Rowe, Surgeon, of Plymouth
Dock, to Mrs. Ann Price Cooke.
London, England, 1806-12-01

THEATRE ROYAL., COVENT-GARDEN.

Trro-MORROW EVENING, -2, 1806,
1 will be peinirmed •
ADRIAN AND ORRILLK;
or, A MOTH ER's VEN E NCE.
The Music composed by, fir. A T Woo n :Awl Mr. KELLY.
The Principal Characters by •
Mr. COOKE, Mr. MUNOEN,.Mr. C KEMBLE,
31r. BE I,LAMY., Mr. LIST,N,.. •Mr. CH A 'WAN.,
Sirs. C. KEMBLE, Miss.. SM I I.H, Misp illtU/4-1()N,
Mrs,- MATTOCKS,,MissTY.k Elt, Mr, SMIT 11.
The Prologue to be spoken 1w M. B U TOINk and the
Epilogue by 'MisstßUNTOM.tbd Mrs'. MATTOCKS.

WITH

THE DESERTS OF ARABIA.
With entirely new Scenes, Dresses, and•Deorations.
• • Tile Music composed by G. LANZA, Jun.
The principal Claracieri by
Dlr. LISTON, •Mr. INCLEDON, Mr BELLAMY,
Mr EMERY, Mr. FAWCETT.
Mrs. C. KEMBLE, Miss BRUNTON.

Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s:—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.—
'Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second
Price 6:1.—N0 Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the,Box-office, in Hart-
street.
The Driars to' be opened at Halt-past Five, •and begin at
Half-past Six.
On Wednesday, Coriolanus ; with A Tale of Mysteq,
On Friday, with The Flitch of Bacon.
London, England, 1806-12-01

KING's THEATRE,
Nov. zr, 1806:
!THE Nobility and Gentry, Subse.ribers to the
.1 OPERA, are most respedfully informed, that this
THEATRE will OPEN on SATURDAY, the'uth of De-
cember.

The Principal Performers are,
Madame CATALANI,
Signor N AUDI,
Sign& RIG HI, Signor ROVEDINO,
Signor BRAG HETTI, Signor•DE GIOVANNI,
Signora GRIGLIETTI, Signora COLOMBATI,
Signor SIBO N
And Signora PERI
Leader of the Band, Mr.,W EI CHSE LL.
For the Ballet.
Monsieur DESHAY ES, Madame DESHAY ES,
Monsieur MOREAU, Mademoiselle PARISOT,
Monsieur BOISGIRARD, Miss CRANFIELD,
And Mademoiselle Pa ES LE, from Paris.
Ballet-Master, Monsieur ROSSI..
• Poet, Signor PAN ANTI.
Scenery, Mr. MA RIN ART . Dresses, Mr..BRETT. ,'
Harpsichord', . Mr. C E RUTTI.
Aging Manager of the Stage, Mr. KELLY.
Measurer, Mr. 'ENV ELL. Secretary, Mr—SEGUIN.
V. S. Tlm. Noh;:ity,and Gentry, Suhsribers to the Opera,
are respeciftilly informed, that they %vitt be required to deli-
ver their Tickets at the Doors, on every Evening of their „Ad-
mission, whiel.will be returned to them, by being left at
their Houses on the succeeding Morning.
This Rule, which-is one of the original Regulations of the
Opera, is again unavoidably resorted'to, in order to prevent
many. irregularities which have been introduced since it haS
been dispensed with.
Attendance will be given every day at the. Office- of the
Theatre, from Eleven in the Morning till Five in the After-
noon.
The Subscriktioni to be paid at Messrs. Alexander Davi-
son, Gertiird Noel Noel, George Templer; Nathaniel. Mid-.
&mil, and John Wedgewood, Bankers, No. 3q, Pall-Mall.
London, England, 1806-12-01

DIED.

OW-Monday 'die • 24711 ult.': at Mitcham, in Surrey, MO:
Gould, wife of Mr. `lames Gould,_ Calico-printer...
On-Wednesday last, vire Rev. Thomas Wakefield, M. A.
Minister of... Richmond, Suriey.
On Friday last, in the second Year of his age, Charles, the'
,nth soh of Dr. Iltbinktn, olDoitors' Coalitions. .
The .sanie day,. at, flgt IroAtre in the Parish of St. Paul's,
Deptford, Mrs. Mary Puckey, relict of the late me. John
Puckey, Master ,Sinpwright's Assistant of' His Majesty's
.Yard, at Deptford.
London, England, 1806-12-01

MARRIED.

" On ThursdAy last, at Elland, in Yorkshire,_ Mr. johii
Ward. of liasiughall-street,- Landon, to Miss Lainbert, of-
Ellanct-Elall, neat Halifax. .
• Thesanie thy, at Minster, in Shenk, Mr. Richard enb•-•
be' nts Chemist, arid'. tYrugOist, of Chatham,- to Miss' Ricev
only daughter of the liitejohn Rice, Esq. formerly of Danly(
in the-above Patish.

On Saturtla, at St. Miry-le-bone, Henry Hawley, Esq.
.glelest son of Sirlierify Hawley, Bart. of Leybourne Grange,
Kent, to Catherine Elilabeth Shaw, eldest daughter of Sir
folin .S haw, Bart. of Kenward, in the same County: • '
London, England, 1806-12-01

NAI'Y-OFFICE,

- •
Nov. 2.5 i V. 06.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and - COM.
MISS MINERS of His Majesty's. Navy do hereby give
Notice, that on Wednesday.the 3d of next i4ont'b, at Ten o'Ciock.
in the Foreneocii, the lionotvable Coninth:loner Grey Will put tzp
to Sale, a his Majesty'sirs?4, tot Portsmouth, several L4s of
OLD STOKES, costsi.rting'of •
Old tanvas,Junk, and. Rope in Parr-stuff, • •
• Colours. with Tabling,
Junk in Shakings,
Bultrope, Lashing, Rounding, Spunyarn, flying,
all lying in the said Yard, where any Pet4oni wTshing to beronoe
Purchasers May have the liberty of viewing the same, during ebe
common working hours of ravel, .until the Da;, of Sale.
Invent,rirs- and Conditions of Sale may 6e had here ad at the
Yard.
London, England, 1806-12-01

&c. &c.

1003

BROOKE and Co.'s Office has been particularly fortu.
nate, having sold many-Capital Prizes of late. No. i 7,880,
a Prize of ro,oool. in the last February Lottery, and No.
17,739; a Prize of 10001. in the last Lottery, were both soft
in Shares at the abOve Ofllce.

DISEASES of the UR E I.IIK A, and Certain cum-
PLAINTS. •
A S •Sole 'Proprietor of DARAN'3 celebrated
MEDICATED BOUGIES and REM'EDI ES, Mr
DUFOUR informs the Puhlie, that he may, as.usual,,be
consulted daily . from nine to three, at his House, No. 54,,:
Frith-street, SchO,' on Cases of Stridures, Obstructions
Gleets, &c: &c. as %yell as Debility, and every Disorder where
secrecy is so essential a requisite, that Mr. D. has provided a
spacious House,t hat every Patient may be introduced iti a
separate Apartment. Alr. D'. has fot many years confined
.himself to• that -department of Surgery, and from extensive
I'radice, and the most flattering success, he is enabled. to
,soffer a method of Cure, mild; eilicaeibus„requiring ne, eon_
finementor restraint in diet, and preventing the possibility
Ufa relapse.• Persons in the Country stating their cases y
in a Letter, _enclosing a il. or 21. Note, will have pi:
remedies sent to the amount.-.
For the various symptoms, &c. see Mr. DufOur'g Tre% . -
on the above Coliiplaints, Price zs. 6d. the sth edition.
London, England, 1806-12-01

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR DECIEMBER.

POLL DittSsEs.—A dress of white sarsenet; the back
made very broad at the top, and rather high in- the middle,
falling very low over the,shoulders.. The front quite straight
over the boson., confined at the shoulders with brooches;
the sleeves very shOrt, and rather full. A turban of satin
and velvet, ornamented with white ostrich leathers. White
gloves and shoes. A robe of yellow crape, or sarsenet, over
an under dress of white sarsenet ; the robe made open in
front, and bound with figured ribband or black velvet. A
turban to correspond with the dress. White sh..es.
A short dress of white muslin, made high over the bosom,
with a collar. A very large silk shawl. A hat of fawn.
coloured silk, embroidered round the edge, or trimmed with
Indian ribband —A short dress of white muslin, with a great
coat of fawn.coloured kerseymere ; the coat made quite loose
from the shoulders, and trimmed alt round with Indian
bordering ; a Spencer body. -
G NSR AL 0441$ZKV ATIONS. •• Dresses are made high in
the middle of the front and back, and very low over the
shoulders: l'elises have given place to long cloaks and
loose toms of kerseyntere. feathers and flowers are much
Worn for. dress. •

PARISIAN FASHIONS (from Lz Belle Assemblee)..—
E4rN too Dassa. —A spotted muslin round dress, a walk-
ing length, with a light border of needle-work at the bottom.
A cambric petticoat with one row of open hemming at the
feet; long waist, plain infront, drawn back ; and full sleeves,
gathered into a band of needle-work, corresponding with thc
bottom of the iiress,. and terminated witli.a frill of narrow
lace; a deep fall of lace with scolloped edge, put full round
the neck ; a short sash of pink rinban_d, simply tied behind.
The cap a-la-rtistique, formed of alternate waves.of pink and
white velvet, finished at the edge with a rol:cit band of the
same ; .a full bunch of wild roses in front, inclining to
,the
right side, and projecting over the eyebrow. The hair crvt
clove behind, and looely curled in front; shoes of pink kid,
with white trimming ; Linierielt, or York tan gloves.

AGIC4CULTURE,
London, England, 1806-12-01

• •

, -

art amtnitnitibn,: and ••piilitary prol!lsi9ns and
stores, and of 'every thing appertaining -to, povetti=
mem, be it 3,4, here it may, and of whateVet l; ind
iu
the:ettvo , .• • . : •-,
~.,•
; he -.-Staffnnd Field-Officers,._ as • alSn the •
Cadets, Gentlemen Ensign' Cadets, Sword-girded.
Standard-bearers; Serjealit-Majors -of Cavalry and
Infantry; and QuarterMastersN,' Who-shall, after the
preSent.Capitulation,- desire' to go into 'any of the
Prussian Provinces occupied by the French- troops,::
at present; or which may by theth. be occupied,-'.
shall be sent forward at .the.ekpence of the Provinces,
and receive their pay .and Subsistence from the Ma
gistrates, according to the rate Ofthe Peace Establish-
ment. This pay and subsistence them_
on the Ist, of every mouth.
XVI. His Excellency, the Governor cif IThigde
burgh shall he free • whenever it shall'.seem good to,
lia-n to dispatch an Officer to the Prince of bis
country, to communicate to him intelligence Of-vibe;
present Capitulation; andithis Officer shall receive:
the necessary passports.
. •"I.VIT. All the Arti-Cles •of this Capitulation'
which may appear to--have -a doubtful melting,
shall be interpreted Co the advantage of the cla7--
' risen.
_ _

XVIII. And last. Three hostages .on each side,
Of the rank that shall be determined upod, shall be
exchanged as a guarantee for the due fulfilment of
this Capitulation._ These hostages shall, to-morrow,
the 9th of ' November, be chosen, and'on'both sides
be reciprocally gii'thr up do the taking possession' of
the fortress. , s s

Of like tenor in duplicate copies, drawn up !hie
Bth da) of the month of Nov.' 1806.
' DUTAILLIS) NrON RENOUARD.
General; and Ch ief of the Staff' Alaj. General.
of the 'th Cortjs. '- , . J.,..
_.,..,...L1GL1t Br.Ls.trt, . , .
'''''COldfinSolli..rrAndant • , ''
IItGNAHD, - \ ' `• ' e t •••
Captain and Aid-de-Camp. .

A supplementary: document, in, eight articles;
tertnines some secondary. points. The musicians
and servants .of,the army- are not to, nurtiberect
among the Prisoners of Wu. Colonel D'U Taos:
srm, the Prussian Commandant of Magdeburgh,
tains his Official .dwelling, and is free from military,
quarters, &c. se long as. the Freud)" arid Allied,
TroopS have possession of the city, The Prussian.
Officers who, in conformity to the Capitulation, are
entiried to reside at Magdeburgh, shall receiVe their
pay, &c. as upon • the war establishment; and. 1.y.!.
free from, quarters and Other military-obligations sd
long as the French and their Allies 4:email),

MAIN, Nov. B.—On theintelligencelarriving
Stutgard, of the surrender of Prince HOIIEnOIIE'S.
army, the cannon were fired, and a- Te
appointed to .be sung the, 27tli,instant, by. ordtt of
his Majesty the King of Wirtemburo....

F STOCKS
London, England, 1806-12-01

THE NEW' STATE LOTTERY,

,WHICH BEGINS DRAWING 'JANUARY
JANUARY
, ' 13th; iSo7, contains
e.
' 2 Prizes of ic 30,000 - - are - - X 60,000
40,000

2 - -
2 -
3
5 - -
8- - -

20,000
/0,006 410 - 23,0c0
50c0 . - -
iOOO Soto
sou
100
50
20

20 - - . -

40
-
jlzo -

is,oco Tickets

,C2soooo

Capitals Determinable :
First-drawn Ticket, tat Day - - ,clo,.osao
Ditto - - sd Day - - to,ooo
• , Ditto, - - - sth Day - - 30,0e0 „
Ditto - - - Last Day 5,000 '
PRICE.
Ticket
Half • - to z o I Eighth - ,£2 it 6
i)uarter - 5 2, o Sixteenth - - t 6 o
TlCKliTS'and SHARES are on Sale at all the. Licenced
Lottery Offices, and by their Agents in the Country.
" The above immense CAPITAL P RILES are•the
greatest, in a Seherne.ot so 'few Tickets, ever presented in
the annals of Lottery Adventure. This fat is indisputable
111t.the Votaries of Fortune, to participate of such unpre-
cedented opulence, must be on the alert, as the Drawing
commences so early as the tsth of January next.

NEW STATE LOTTERY.
2 - Prizes of

- k3o,r o 0

. 20,030
. io,ocro

2

&c. &c. &c.

- 5,000

UAZARD, BURNE; and Co. No. 93; itoyal
Exchange, London, arc now selling TICKETS and
SHARES for the STATE LC)TTERY, which begins Draw.
lug the 13th January next, the Scheme of which contains the
above Capitals, besides the usual proportion olother Prizes.
In the late Lottery, No. 9,550, a • Prize of 20,0001. and
No. 19,574, a to,oool. were both sold in Shares by MA-
ZAR D, BORNE and Co.
Correspondents accompanying their Orders with Re.
mittances, will be treated on the same Terms as if present. •
Letters.(post.paid) duly answered.

NEW STATE LOTTERY, '
Begihs Dr4wing the 13th otllanuary, 1307.

D ROOkIE and rispeEtfully inform their
JIL.) :i;.riends and the Public, that TICKETS and SHARES
for the New State Lottery are on Sale, in variety of Num-
bers, at their Office, No. 2,37, Piccadilly.
The Sthente of the Present Grand Lottery consists of
2 - Prizes vt - 430,000
2 - - 20,000
2 - • 10,000
3 - - - - job()
London, England, 1806-12-01

PHILANTHROPIC ANNUITY PIAN

T a MEETING of the SUBSCRIBE S. [widen
this Day, at the London Tavern, i3isla3psgate-streets
London,
WILLIAM LUDLA M, Esq. in the Chair;

It was resolved Unanimously,
I. That .as the Subscription-has amounted• to upwards of
34,000 Shares, so much of the 3d Resolution of the. last
Meeting_ as restri&ed the' number of • Shares to 20,000 be
rescinded. •

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2. That all Persons whose Nam wes no appear on tin:
Books or Subscription, who shall pay their Deposit, snail be
considered as Subscribers, and that the Books of Subscrip-
tion Itall'be now closed.

3. That 'a Oeposit of ros. per Share be paid on or before
Ihe Loth of December next, at the * Bank of England. of at
the Banking House of Messrs. Robarts and Curtis, in the
Names. Sir. Henry Carr I bbetsori, of Demon Park, in the
County of York, Bart. Sir Walter Stirling,•Bart. and Sir. M.
M.. Lopez, of Maristim House, in the County of Devon,
Bart. 'who shall be elected the temporary Trustees.
4. That the Shares be.transterable immediately after this
Meeting.
5. That the Regulations for carrying the Plan into died
shall be fOrthwith sent to each Subscriber, and that a Meet-
ing he holden at the London Tavern, on 'Wednesday, the 17th
of December, at Twelve o'clock, to consider and determine
on the same.

6. That such Persons only as shall have paid their Depo.,
sits shall be admitted to this' Meeting, and that the Names of
all others be erased from the ligoks.o(Subscription. '
7. That at the said Meeting a Subscriber of Five Shares, be
entitled to one Vote—of Twenty Shares to two Votes- of
Fitts' Shares to three Votes—and of One Hundred Shares to
four Votes—and of Two Hundred and upwards to five-Yotes;
and that Persons resident in th. Country be allowed to vote
by 'Letter unstamped.
S. Thai no Person who has subscribed his name for Shares,,,.
within the last week, be permitted to vote until the election'
olDireaors.

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9. That this Meeting do now adjourn. '
WILLIAM LUDLAM.

London Tavern,• Nov. 28, Ms:6.
The Chairman having left the Chair, it was resolved,
That the -rhaiiks of the Meeting be given to William Lud-
lam, Esq. for his able and judicious condud.
* The Books will not be sent before Tuesday next, 2d of
December.
London, England, 1806-12-01

AIM"
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/11 DAY, DEcEmi3ER 1806.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,

'Nov. 20, 18c.6.
TIHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
-I- HIS lllegyESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on
Thursday, the 4th of December,' they will be, real), to reeeitre
Tenders in ll fisting (sealed sep), and treat for Two Hundred Tons
b./ genuine 0 ATM E AL; to be deliVered, one-half thereof in one
month, and !be other half in- one month after, into'His MajesVs
Vitivalling Stores at Deprford : and to be paid for• 4A, Bills,
pajable;with Interest, nine(pdays after date.
The- Conditions of the Contra 3 may be seen 'at the ,Secre-

tciry's ()ice.
No regard qUill be bad to any render in which the Price shall
not 6e inserted in work at length,' or that shall 'not be delivered
to the Board before One G'Clock: on the, said
,Thursday, the 416
of December next, nor unless the Person 11.419 makes the render,
6r some Perion on his behalf, aitendr,to'answei', wharf called for.
London, England, 1806-09-16

MARRIED

On Thursday last, at Finedon, in the County of North-
ampton, the Rev. Samuel Woodfield Paul, to Charlotte,
second daughter of john English Dolben, Esq. of Finedon
Hall, and grand-daughter of Sir William Polben, Bart.

etticL, oi• tioes
isAns. POCKETS.
Kent, 41. os. to 41. 14s. Kent, 41. to 51. as.
Sussex, 31. 15$. CO .41. Ss. Sussex, 31. 15s. to 41. 16s.
Essex, 31. lob. to 41. 6s. i'arlll).iill, 71. oS. to SI. 4a. j
Old Duty - 170,000