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HISTORY.

Mr. BELSHAM's HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN,
from the Revolution to the Peace of Amiens, continuing
Hume to the present time, in 12 vols. any two of which may
be separately. at 9s. per
Mrs: CFIAKLO'i•Th SMITH's' HISTORY of ENG-
LAND, in a Series of Letters to a Young Lady. at School, 3
vois. price 1 s. bound.
Dr: -MAYO R's UNIVERSAL HISTORY, Ancient and
Nioftrn, in .;•4; vols. at 35. 9,1. and is. each.
The GRAMMAR of HIS s-ro RY ; on the approved plan
of Goldstnitifs GrAinmar of Geography, by the Key. I. Ito.
p rice '3 s. bound. ,
London, England, 1806-10-20

Bediotcl Volunteer Infantry. Lieut. loi: Pulley to 116 Cap=
taut, vice DaiesOn, rosiatied. Dated Sept. i 6, 1206. . Fn;
sign T. Lill:nne to be 'Lieutenant, vici?. Pulley, pro-
moted, Dated as above. Ensign . Street to be ditto, vice
Eiger, deceased. Dated Sept. 17, t 506. Watkins,
Geia. to..be Ensign, vice Lillantne, promoted. Dated. as
above. G ,• Nash to be Ensign, ph:tinned.
Sept. IS, tSo6.
. . .
Commis.ci,ns signed /.1.• tie L ond Lieutenant the East Riding of
. the. County of York, and Town, and CtoutitY of the Town
of Iciitgston.upon.Holl.'
• in the Militia. , .
To be Captains—Wm. Milner, Esq. Dated April 16. tBo6.
• Charles Stewart, Esq. Dated Richard Ar.
thur WorSop; 'Eq. Dated
.duly s, Terry,
Esq. Dated luly 19, 1206. •
To' he Lieutenants -- Francis Hall, Gent. - Dated May
1806. Alex. Sinclair, Gent. - Dated Sept. 4, 1266. WM.
Beswick, Gent: Dated Sept. 19,
To be Ensigns—Thomas Robinson Gent. Dated -April 24,
• tSr,s. . M
Morgan,.Gent. Dated ay 27, 1306. • •
Commission in the Dorset shire RegiMent of Militia, signed by.
the .Lord Lieuten.zni. -
Robert Keddle, Gent. to lac Ensign,. vice_ Barker, resigned.
Dated Oct.- 1, 18c6_ .
Commisssicns .signed by His .21L7jesty's Lieutenant fir the County of
Renfrew. ;
GreenOck Volunteer Sharpshooters, Captain Win. I‘l‘Dowall
to be Captain.Commanktar4,. trite. Lee, accessed.. Dated
Sept. 30, 18:,6. Lieutenant:. Tho. Ritchie' to be Captain,
vice 11.1‘Dowall. promoted. Dated as above... Second Lieur.
A. Baine to be First Lieutenant, vice I:l‘Nanglit," resigned.
Dated Sept. 30, 1806. Second Lieutenant William Laird
to be ditto, Nice Ritchie, promoted. Dated 'as itIVYY4. I runes
Park, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant. &ice Laird promoted. •
Dated as above. ‘Vni..Galbraitii, Gent. to be ditto, vice
Maine, promoted. Dated as above.' ' ' •
Renfrewshire Yeomanry Infantry— Lieut. Wm. Black to.be
Captain, vice Black, deceased. Dated O. ct..i, t 2.0- . En-
sign lames Semple ro be Lieutenant, vice-Black, promot-
ed. Dated as above.. ' •
C'ommitsioni signa ty tLe Lord Lieutenant o/ Hants.
Christchurch. Volunteer Artillery. ~To be Cptaitis7-First
Lieutenant K. W. Sleat., vice -Walcot,.tesigned. • First •
Lieutenant john Spicer, vice Ly..ns, resigned. - Virbt
Lieutenant lohn Sleat, vice lopp, resigned. l'irst Lieute-
nant John Elliott, vice Quartley, resigned. . •
To be First Lieutenants—Second Lieut. G. Aldridge, vire
R. W. Sleat, promoted. Second Lieut.- Wm. Clapeoti,
vice Spicer, promoted. Second Lieut. loliti• Aldridge,
vice l Sleat, promoted. Second Lieut. Win. W. Wright,
vice Elliott, promoted.
• Earti•TuNt.in a former• Gazette.
For George Henry Ruse, Esq.. to be Lieutenant.C.olonel of
the Christchurch Volutiteer Geo. Henry
Rose, Esq. to be.Lieuteriant-Coloncr'orthe Christchurch
Volunteer Infantry. •
London, England, 1806-10-20

DI PIDENDS.

Nov. Ir. John Morley, of Sewardstone, Essex, miller, at
eleven, :at Guildhall, London.
Nov../3.. John .Thomas Webster, of High-street, Southwark,
Surrey, hosier,' at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Not. 1. David Glover, of .Gutter-lane, London,'merchant
and underwriter, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov. to. Thouo:s Simpson, William Taylorson, John San-
derson, and loseph Granger, nOW or late-of Stokesley,
Yorkshire, bankers and co.-partners, at one, at the Black
Lion, Stockton, county of Durham.
Nov. 14. James Do.xon, of Manchester, merchant, At-eleven,
at the Bridgwater Arms, Manchester.
Nov. 14. Joseph Wood, of Andensliaw, Ashton-under. Line,
Llneaghir.„4 cotton-spinner, at twelve,,at the Bridgewater

Arms, Manchester. •
Nov. 8. Frederick judin, late of Angel-court, Throgmor.
• ton-street, London, and afterwards of Hatton-Geolen,
Middlesex, merchant, at one, at•Gu;klhall.
Nov. 8. Thomas Martin, of Colernan.streer, and lohri Henry
Ford, of Coleman-street-buildings, London, wool-brokers
• .and co-partners, at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov. 15. john Alexander, of South Lambeth, Surrey, coal-
mercilant, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Nov. 19. John. Robert Anderson, of Throgniorton-street,
' London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. •
Nov: zo. john Goodbody, late, of Abingdon,i Berkshire,
breeches-maker and leil-monger, at eleven, at the Red
Lion, Abingdon.
Nov. tj. John Horth, late.of Norwich, upholsterer, at ele-
' ven at,Guildhall, London.
Nov. 8. Joseph keatherstone,. of Tunbridge, Kent, shop-
keeper, at twelve, at-Guildhall, London.
- • fCERTIFICATM.

Nov. 8. Joseph 1-lynson, late of Stepney-Causewq, Mid-
, dlesex, meichant.
john: M'llerrnatt, late of, Red Lion-street, Southwark,
Surrey, hop and seecl-factoi.
Thomas Kemp, now or late of Knaresboronli, Yorkshire,
'flax-dresser.
Samuel Stevens, late of Monmouth, barge-owner.
john Wells and Thomas Stnith,, late of Leadenhall-street,
London, hatters and co-partners.
Batker Chitiney, late of Livel pool, and of King-strect, Co-
- vL;ot-Garcteli,.patent soap-rnanufaattrer.
Ruder Langshaw, Chester, linen-draper. -.•

LOTTERY SOCIETIES of late have been more nu-
merous that for many years past ; the reason.is ob-
vious; Daine Fortune having been very liberal to her
votaries. Which was truly exemplified on _Monday
last,- when the First., drawn Ticket, entitled to
10,0001. 'was divided into shares, one of which went.
to a Lottery Club at Henley on Thames ; and the
remainder were sold to a numerous set of adventu•
refs: The 'next Day's Drawing"wiil be on Thurs-
d:;y,:Oetober 23.

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P 11 AR Rls, of No. 4, sin rtlet-coorto T?ow..su:ect ; and Publistieti ht:lol.:LLl,,m,Ak,stioskt Scitikes, of Snail Molton-streer, Grosvenor-squate.i
No. 112, Strand ; w:tere Advertzsiments, Orders for the Letters fyr the Editor, fir. (vosi•odid), nApst he addressed.
London, England, 1806-10-20

This Day was puhlished.
In Two Volumes, tSino. WWI Thirteen fine Heads,
Price 7s. in hoards,
THE LETTERS of, JUNIUS. Printcl for
yenta', hood, and Sharpe ; Colima and Martin ;
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RELATIVE TO IRELAND.

• °Mr. CARR'.; STRANGER in IRELAND; or, a Recent
Tour in that Cotintry, with V iews, in a splendid Volume,
/Ito. price 21. 55. •
The WILD IRISH GIRL, a National Story, by Miss
Owenson, 3 vols. price 135. 6d.
London, England, 1806-10-20

POLWV.

toi4n b6itvg convinced that
no time was to be lost in investigating the robbery
of Colonel Bannerman's liaise, in Gloucester-place,
Portman - square, where jewels' and plate were
stolen to the' amount of between two and three
thousand pounds, pn Tuesday night, • ordered the
footman, on whom suspicious circumstances had
arisen on Friday, to remain in custody that night.
On Saturday he resumed the -investigation of the
business,. at the Prince of Wales's. Tavern, Exeter
street, Knightsbridge, in the neighbourhood- of his
house. Mrs. Bannerman, with several of her friends;
attended. The investigation occupied upwards of
three hours • during which it came out, that the
latter end of last month Mrs. Bannerman went to
Windsor for 'a few days, and since her return disco=
vered a great change in the Prisoner's condu&.
About a fortnight ago she heard a double knock at
the street-door, and the Prisoner answered it; on lti
coming in,- she asked him who had knocked ? he re'
plied, it was a person called on him, to accept a bill
of his father's. for Qt)l, ,which he had accepted. Mrs.
Bannerman" thought this a singular circumstance,
but did not make. any obervation to the Prisoner
npon the snbje&. It ha.s been discovered, that 6*
11717 titer is conne&ed with a prostitute of the higher
order, and has lately slept out of his mistress's housei
and gave a very contradiaory account how he spent
the night. His account of the whole of his condu6l;
for some trine past, has.been so evasive, as to induce
Mrs. Bannerman to charge him on suspicion of be-
ing concerned in the robbery ; and Mr. BOND com-
mitted him to the house ot., corre&ion, for further
eiaminatiom

MANSIOIt-HOUSE.—On Saturday a man named
Brock was brought before the Alderman who pre-
sided for the Lord Mayor, on suspicion of having
received a quantity of gunpowder, supposed to have
been stolen.

It appeared that some .nights since a person,
dreSsed like a soldier, was stopped near Whitechapel,
at a. very late hour,. with about 74;poundS of •pow-
der in a, canvas bag. The soldier stated, that ha
was.carrying it to Mr. Brock, and that lie bad car-
ried a quantity to his house some days before, which
he had got. lion) a young man at a public-house in
Westminster.

The Prisoner, in his defence, said, that he was 2
fire-work-taker, at 'Vauxhall Gardens, and that he
had been promised some powder by a-frierid:of.his;
buthe positively denied knowing any thing of the
.powder which was found in the, possession of the
Soldier.-

The Alderman Said,' flinch suspicion -ntnch.ed to
but permitted
,hiru .be at large, on his pro."
wising to attend et any future time.

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, OCT. 17.
Sailed-:the A live, Boyles, and Tagus, Connolly, for
Buenos Ayres ; Lord Nelson, Oliver, tor SI. Michael's ;
S,rry, Black, any! Anna, Eistwick, tor,Lishon.
London, England, 1806-10-20

BIOGRAPHY.

MEMOIRS of a TRAVELLER (Mr. DUTENS) now
in retirement, containing, Anecdotes of the Distin,,,,orslied.
Characters who have tiouristied*ithin the last Hail Cen-
tury, in every part of Europe, 5 vols. price ii. ss. in boards.
A 1110G.RAPHICAL INDEX to the PRESENT
HOUSE of COMMONS, •price 95. 6d.
-
MEMOIRS of the LI I, E of FOOTE, by Mr. Cooke, 3
vols. price 135. 6d.. in boards. -
-The SPIRITof the FRENCH. ANAS, 3 vols. price 15s.
in boards..
Mr. GODWIN's LIFE of CHAUCER, cvois. W.
price
The LIFE of WASHINGTON, published by his Fa-
mily, 5 vols. tour of winch Lye published, at los: 6d. each,
PUBLIC-CHARACTERS for 4806, price sos. 6d.
'DITTO—Tne Seven preceding_ Volumes, price 'Qs. 6d.
each.
• Dr. WATKINS's BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY
Third Edition, priue 15s. in boards.

POETRY.
The POETICAL WORKS of the late Mrs. ROBIN-
SON, 2 vols. price rb. 75. in tabards.
The WORKS of the . AUTHOR of the HEROIC
EPISTLE toSIR WILLIAM CHAMBERS, price 45. in
boards. •
BALLADS on SUBIECTS of-NATURAL HISTORY,
for Young Persons' by Mr: Hayley, price 6s. in boards.
BRITISH NIAR lIAL ;. or, io.ci Epigrams, 2 vols.
price los.
TRANSLATIONS from the GREEK ANTHOLOGY,
price 7s. .
London, England, 1806-10-20

PIC l'Ort LLING-OFFICE,

Oa. 14, !8.06,
THE COMMISSIONERSforVICIVALLING
His MAIESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
on Tuesday next, the 2ln inst. they will be ready to. receive Ten.
ders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Six Thousand Btigs of
ItISCUIT, to be made from If 'hole Meal, to be delivered in. three
lgek,s, by week' praportions, into ills Majesty's
Stores at Deptiptel ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with
Interest, 'ninety days after daze.
N.B. No Tender for a less quantity than Three Hundred Bags
of Biscuit will be admitted.
The auditions of the Contraß int.g be seen at the SIT! etaiy'l
OffiCe.

So regard will be had to any Tender in which the P ire shalt-
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Boar'd before One o'Cloek on the • said - Tuesday next, the zls
instant, nor unless the Person who ntal•er the fender, or some
Person on his beb4, attends, to anwer, when called for;
London, England, 1806-01-06

I ii 4A_s: 1

•
. .
. •
" 0

MQ A DAY, St-i$ LTIRY 6, 1806.

VOCAL CONCERT, iBO6.
NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE.

lESSRS. HARRISON,•
•BARTLEMAN, and
'VI. GREA To RE X, most respedfully acquaint the No-
bility and Gentry that the CONCERTS will COMITICIICC
the above mentioned Elegant Rooms, on FRI DAY the
.14th
or February next. Terms of Subseription as heretofore,
FOUR GUINEAS for NINE CONCERTS. Tickets
tninsferable, 'subjed to The Usitallimitations and that the
Company may assuredly' be selea,. with ibis special pro,
vino—•' That every Ticket sent to a Shop or a D.caler to be
diSPOsed of, 'be forfeited for the remainder -of the Sea-
son." -

The Pat!ons of 'former years are respeBfully entreated to
signify them intentions relative to the ensuing Seasft as soon
as possible, that their Tickets may be reserved for them.
Subserip.tons are received at Mr. Birchall's, No. 133, Ncw
Bond-street, and by the Managers. No more will be issued
than the Ran can well accommodate.
A List `tie Principal Vocal and 1 ustrumental Performers
j will bediy published.
Sjncethe Conclusion, of the, last Season the Concert,
Room hio been completely ventilated, and a*New Orchest: a,
is erected .five feet lower in front than:the former one. '

EDUCATION FOR THE SONS O,F GENTLEMEN
. . ONLY.

A: CLERGYMAN of the Church of Ehglatid, .
.LAL lOng piadised in-the Work of I tibt rudion, residing in
a very healthy Village, within zo miles of :.London, two. of
the:Western Road, receives TWelve Pupils only,,a any age
Under twelve, to instruct them in' the EnOish, Latin, and
Greek Languages, and the French, if rcquiied. In. his Plan.
neither Arithmetic, Geography,, or Ilistory are negleded
and patticular attention is paid. as tO, the health,: temper,,
morals, and gentlernanly behaviour, ' so especially, to the re-
ligious instrudibn. of the Pupils: The Terms .Eighty
'leas a YeAr,-exclusive. only of nooks, Medicine, Nursing,,
and extra Misters; and Ten entrance.
Further, Particulars at Messrs. - Rivington's, St, Paul's
Church-yard.
It may obviate the necessity of unpleasant explanation to
. mention here, that the Advertiser is under enp-igement to ad-
Mit the Sons-of Gentlerhen only into his Seminary.
London, England, 1806-01-06

NUMBER 415 3..1

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

THIS PRESENT - EVENING, Jan. 6 2 'lBO6,
will be perforMed.
-- THE HAUNTED TOWER.
Baron of Oakland, Mr. DO WXON;
. Baron De • Courcy, Mr: HOLLAND; .
Lord William, Mr. BRAIIAM ;
Edward, Mr. RUSSELL;
Lewis, Mr. MATH E W.S;...Kobert, Mr. DIGNUM;
Lady Elinor De Courcy, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ;
Adela,.'Signora:STOKACE; . ..
•
Cicely, Mrs. MATHEWS.; Maud, Mrs. MADD'OCKS.
In Att 111. Will .be its:traduced the favOtnite Ballad of
" From Shades or Night" (composed by the late S. Storace),
by Mr. Brisk= ;' aid a ' New 'Bravura (cbmposed by 'Mr.
WoellI), ,by bats, Mountain. . .
_ .
To which will be added (16th time)?, a New[ Farce, called
. ' THE W•EiVELIERCOC, :
•
. . . The Characters by .
Mr. DE CAMP, 'Mr. CHERRY,
.. .. .. . .. Mr.-MATHEWS, -
. Miss DE CAMP, Mrs. SCOTT, &c. .
yri ii. Bu..., Two New Airs, by Miss De Camp.

Boxes 64... Second Price 35.--,Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2.5:
Callery as. Second
.Price is.--=lYpper Callety is. Second
Price 6d.—No Abney to be retailed: •
The Odors opened at Half past Five, and the Play
begin at Half-past Six.
_Places for the goies to be taken of Mr. FosbrOOk, at the
Noi-Olficein Littleltussellstreer. • •
To-morrow, The School .tor. Friends,smith The Sleeping
Beauty. On Wednesday, The Cabinet. On Thursday, The
Sthoal tor. Friends ; with a' Cento,' adaptcd--te tue Occasion,
from the Sacred. Music of Handel,.4c:-as a solemn trioute to
the memory of the immortal Nelson.,
•

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS. riIgSENT EVENING, Jan. 6, , 1806,.
* • will be perlarmed

. , .
Osman,, Master BETTY ;
ruSiknan, 'MF: • M URRAY
lierestan,- Mr. C: KEMI3 LI% • • - ' •
Zara, IYliss SM.I.TH • - _ •
•
Selima, Mrs. HU MPII.RiE S.
'l'o which will be added, a G rand Romantic Pantomime, called
• ,
• HARLEQ.O IN's MAGNET.
Or, THE. SUANbINAVIAN SORCERER. ,
• -Harlequin, Mr. BY E ; • - •
• rantalooo,„ Mr. L. BOLOGNA; •
a'..,Sc-andinavian Princes's (afterwards Columbine),
• Miss SEARLE.
Boxes 6s. :Pit s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery ts.
- The Doors to OL: opened at half past give, and begin at halt
past Six. .
Places fox the Boxes to be 'taken of Mr.
,Brandon, at the
Box Mice in Hare:street. "
The New Pantomime of Harlequin'S Magnet ; • or The
Scandinavian Sorcerer, continuing to be received. by-over-
flowing audiences with unbounded applause and admiration,
Will be repeated every' E.Vening :tiff further notice. -
To-morrow, The Comedy of The School of Reform., .
The Tragedy of The Fair Penitent is unavoidably deferred.
On Wednesday Master Betty will perform the Character
of Douglas.
The• Public are respedfully informed that this Theatre
will not be opened on Thursday. , • ,
On Friday Master Betty will perfoim the Charadcr of
ITancrect,- .
On Saiturday will be aded, for the, first time,' a new Co-.
znedy, called The Romantic Lover ; or, Lost- and Found.
London, England, 1806-01-06

NA VA L NE WS.

PpRIIMOVrir, 'JAN. 5. Strong adverse winds
have prevented Sir JoHN.WARREN'S Squadron from
sailing from St. Helen's. The Canada is taken from
Sir Jonw's Squadron, and is ,come up to Spithead.
The Resistance Frigate, Capt. ADAM, joined the
Squadron last night,. from the Downs. That Ship
was employed all night in receiving stores and provi-
sions from the Apollo, necessary for her voyage.
The Apollo, Scorpion, and Abundance, came up to
Spithead yesterday morning ; it is uncertain when they
will sail with the Mediterranean Convoy, The escape
of the Squadron from Brest will, we understand, de-
lay the sailing of both that and the West India
Convoy, Which is collected at Spithead to the num-
ber of 125 Ships. It is understood that the French
Squadron is gone to the West Indies.
Arrived the Heron Sloop of War, Captain
CUMBE, from the 'Westward, with'Convo.T.; and the
Charlotte Schooner, from a Cruize, last film Cowes,
having been repaired, Arrived also the Royal Yeo-
man, MORRIS Master, from Weymaith, leaky,
bound to Surinam ; and John and Anne, GatsoN,
from Sunderland.
Sailed the ,Isis, of 50 gnus, Capt. OMIANEY, far
the Downs, with Convoy ; the Meteor Bomb, Cap--
tain COLLINS,. on a Cruize and the Chance Cut-
ter fot Guernsey.
Also sailed the Paragon, • MynxcK, for Atnster-

dam.
The Hercules, VANDYKE Master, lately on shore
on Ryde Sand, is got off without any damage.

PLYMOUTh) JAN. 4,--7Arrived the Danish East
India Company's Ship -Note, Capt.' FROCK, from
China, bound to Ccpenhagep, put in to winter.
Arrived also the Triumph' and .Warrior Men of
War from Torbay. - •
London, England, 1806-01-06

AI.AIR1111)i

. ,
On Saturday,. at St. Matthew's, .in Friday-street, Mr.
,john Savage, -of the,saine street, Scotch-. Warehouseman, to
Aliss.Hohner, only daughter of WilliairiHolther, Esq. of
• S t Teat ham, Surrey. •
Lately; 1t Fuli•ord, near York, Edwatd O'Reilly, Esq. a
Captain in the I,K4rviekshire.Militia, to Miss Eliza Wood,
youngest daughter of the late Captain Charles' Wood, of the
Royal Navyitand sister.of Sir Francis Wciod,
London, England, 1806-09-02

DUBLIP, AIJG. 20.

TUESDAY, about three o'clock in the, afiernOon,
a melancholy accident happened in out bay. a
-small boat manned by fotir men was going. towa,-ds
a West Tndiaman, She unfortunotely Upset in a
squall of wind; the boat sunk; and, two of the
men, one of them named Bailey, unfortunately pe-
rished. Owiog to, the meritorious exertions of twii
men belonging to the-Circe cutter, called-Byrne acid
Flood:, at the imminent hazard of .their -own Jives,
the other two were saved.. It is hoped, th 4, the
exertions of these brave fellOws will-meet ami;re re-
ward from the Ballast Otfic:e. They • 'have well
,earned it.
London, England, 1806-09-02

A CARE)

THE Nobility, Gentry, &c. are respe&fully in:
tormed, that the much-admired-HA R V E Y's SAUCE
for FISH, STEAKS,' GAME, .-&c. is piepared ohly, at
LAZ EN hY's Fish-Sauce Warehouse, No. 6, bdwarti- street,
Portman-square, who begs to return her graternlacknow-
iedkrnents•torthe distinguished Patronage and increasing de-
wand the above Sauce daily experiences ; at the same time
to.infarm them, .none. can possibly be Genuine without Mr.
11 AR V E Y's Signature un each Bottle.

Cases. of diflient r:ch Sauces carefully packed and Sent to
any parrot. the Country'. •
N. Orders per Post, Whether wholesale or retail,
punctually attended to
London, England, 1806-09-02

DIEUDONNE

Professor of Belles Lettres irs the Royal 4cadeLty of Berlin.
Printed for . folinsop, in• St.
loran Account of this Work see the EditiLAirgh and
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THE LIFE and POSTHMOUS •WRITINGS
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_ .
' By FENWICK SKIMSIIIRE,
Lately Pr,:sident of the Natural History Society of Edin-
bergh, and Author of. " A Series of Popular Chemical
Essays.
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London, England, 1806-09-02

BIRTHS

On Frictiy, at Thorndon-Hall, Lady Petre, of two Sons'
the youngest survived only, a few hours.
A few days ago, at Lumford, Bakewell, De►bysi►ire, the
Lady of ..obert Alkwright, Esq. of a Son.
On Saturday se'nuigirt, at the Rock-I-louse, Cromford, in
Derbyshire, the Lady of Peter Ark wright, Esq. °fa Son.
On Saturday last, Mrs. Bell, of Russell-square, of. a
Daughter.
London, England, 1806-09-02

Si'. THOMAS's .110SPITAt.

ik R. CLINE and Mr. ASTLEY COOPER will
J.VI begin their Coure of Anatomical and Surgical LEC-
TURES on Wednesday the ikt of Oaober at One &thick.

HORSES.

AGentleman, .who is going Abroad at the End
of the Week, wisnes to ihspose of his HORS ES,,
Two three- parts Blood Chariot -and Curricle Horses, of
.or figure.
superior
, - A stout Brown-Carriage Horse, 16i Hands high (bred by
Sir Kichardqlode), which has been otte,n driven with one
the above.

A dark Chesnut Horse, of unc!onnton- bottom and aclion,
which the Owner gave iris Guineas for in Yorkshire, about
two months ago.
The above are all warranted, and highly worthy the imme-
diate attention of those who m.ry want.
Apply at the Gentleman's Stabler., America Mews, Ame-
rica-square.

N. B. The Coachman will attend.
London, England, 1806-09-02

POLICE.

PUBLIC OFFICE, Bow-STREET.--rOll Sunday se'n-
night ,a female servant of Mr. Jaggers; of Hand
and Racket, in Whitcomb-street, very, unexpectedly
left her place. In a ‘,11,3rt time alter she was gone,
Mrs. Jaggers-discovered that she had been robbed of
cash, several articles of plate, and wearing apparel.
Little doubt was entertained of the servant ,being the
robber. Application was made to Donaldson, a con-
stable, to apprehend her ; the Officer learnt, from
_lier connexion in St. Giles's, that she was gone to
Bristol.; wit...her he pursued her, and discovered that
she had taken her passage in' a vessel bound for
land, her native place. At a late hour on Saturday
night Donaldson aerived in town with her : she un-
derwent a short private examination before Mr.
GRAn,M, who committed her for further eXaMi.-
nation..

Yesterday a man and his wife, of the, name of
Dowling, were bi ought before Mr. GRAHAM, charged
with forging several sailors' and soldiers' Wills and
Powers of Attorney.
The Officers stated, that in consequence of direc-
London, England, 1806-09-02

MARRItD

Yesterday, at St. George's Church, Ilanover-svare; the
Flop. George Herbert, son of the Earl ot Carnarvon, to Miss
Head, daughter ot the late Francis Head, Esq. at St. Aft::
.;rev's-Hall, Nurfolk.
On the zoth ult. at Stockpirt, in Cheshire. Robert Lan::
ley A ppleyard, Esq. of New Onnond.street, to Miss Press
cot, daughter of tile Rev. Charles Prescot, Rector of Stock:
p ,rt. •
On the zest ult. at Thorley, in Hertfordshire, Georgei
Fret; Esq. ot Lincoln's. inn, to Miss Grant, sister at e:
Grant, Esq. at Rothientumhus.
On Thursday, ai I lazkiiey, Mr • Fain Austin, of Cornh.lli
Stock-broker, to Mrs. Collier, widow of the late William
Collier, Esq. at stoke Newingtgn.
London, England, 1806-10-18

ResolVed, Th;t the. tbli...wing Gentleziten be applinted a
Connnittee to c:..riy the oni,-et olthis Subs,.:ription and:
Sir W. Curtis; Batt. MX. Thomson lunar. Esq.
Win. Mellish, E.... 4. NJ-. P. 'OS. Marryat, Esq.
Thos. IZoWcroti, Esq. Md. R. H. Marten, L Sq.
r: J. Angcrstrin, Esq.
ROSolved, That the Thank's oF, this Meeting be given to the
Pio;,tietors of the foilo-wing Newspapers : •

Morning Post, Times,._Morning Chronicle, Oracle, British
Press, Morning Advertiser, Public Ledger, Sun, Courier,
Traveller, Star, Globe, St. farhes's Chronicle, .Conmercial
Chroni le. General F vening Post, London Evening Post, Eng.
C Lon lop Chronicle, E woning Mail, Lloyd's E
big Post ,County Chronicle, County Herald, Englishinaniob.
server, Recorder, Monitor, Neptune, Dispatch, and British
.Volunteer, for their liberal 'conduct in inserting the Advertise.
tridnts of this Subscription gratuitously.
Ri.solved, That Sir Wm. CUrtis, Bart. M. P. be Treasurer
to this Subscription.
Ainoont already ad- f:r. d. r.
vertised - - 419 g . General Evening Post 5 5
Subscriptioi,s since rece►ved : Sy tvaiius Urban - 5 •
H. Hinckley, Willis, and -lohn Hatcher, jun. 5 5
- 5 5 janaes-Spiller 2 2
N. Gt-iitiingham 2 2 Robert Hunter. 2 2
%Vim. Yarentin • 1 t R. and 5 5
H.. M. Hoare - - 5 5 Palmer, Wilson, & Co. 5 5
P. P. W. • • . 2 z 'Freya Wheler 5 5

H. R. Hoare - 2 2 Geo. Moore
B. , - - , 2 z Scoßock. and Young
~. z ' z
Benjamin and Abrahani' Thomas Perry 2' 2
.GONSilliii ' to lo Rev. T. F. Twigge 2 2
Mrs. N. Duncan i z john Costeker t z
Rev. I. M. Rogers, per _ SAM. Hollingsworth: .1 t
Ciiild and Co. 5 5 John Hodgetts , a z
W F . per ditto 2 o Rob. Cecil . , - _ 1. z
Bruce, De Pantliieu, Bas- Alex. Ross z i

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sett and Cu. io to lien -Osborn - 1 • r
Join Penn .:, ro.ro C. H. ' - • x r
I. L. Burckliardt 1 r Rob. Palmer - r x
Henry Buckley 2 2 lames Asoerne, for Eu- •
I. K. - - r r ••• ropoan Magazine 2 2
G. L. - - z 2 Rev. I. Bright -5, 5
1.. B. Allen, Esq. z 2 .G. %V. Cartwright 1 ' r
Samuel Prime - 2 2. I. Brounckner ' a i
John Bruckshiw 3 3 Sun Newspaper •. ro to
‘__ Subscriptions continue to be received at tbdßar of Lloyd's
Coffee-house, and by the respective Bankers.

To ELDERLY GENTLEMEN or WIDOWERS.
ALADY of respectability; who has kept House
some Years, wishes to engage 11,:rself in 'Superintend_
ing^ a GENT,LEMAN's JAM ILI', as she is well qualified
for that 'eapaciq; and would .eipeet to be treated as one of
the Family. The Salary. is no objed, as the Lady has a
little Independence. She ean,give the most respectable re-
fertices; 'the satire will he required.
A Line addressed to A. B. Twopenny Post Office, lennyn-
street, S ioes's, will be attended to.
London, England, 1806-10-18

BZI 11, OCT. 16.

A- few days since a serious affray took place at
Maribm-ough, between a Fifty of Irish soldiers and
some of the inhabitants,..in which several- of the
latter were wounded. One man's lite is considered

in danger.
• Some brutal miscreant, last week, cut out the
tonoie of a horse at.the Mumbles, which, it is con
jeaured, they. supposed belonged to a Gentleman
against whom they entertained some animosity, but
.which was the property of tt poor Publican there. • •
Th.ursday morning. a daring robbery tyas perpe-t.
trated at St. George's, near Pill, -at the house of Mr.
Joseph Hook way, by t,,vo men, who asked Mrs.
.1-lookway for something to eat and drink, tvhich she
complied with ; Upon inquiry, finding that her hqs-
band was from borne-, they, with dreadful impreca-
tions, threatened to murder her, unless she sheaved
them where Mr. H.. kept his money, and one of
them produced a knife, and remained with tier,
.while the other broke open several boxes, from
viiich he took 51. in. notes and cash. They like-
wise stole wearing apparel, bacon, breld; cheese,
&c. and after tying Mrs. Flookway, and a child nine
years old. in a dark room, made their escape.—One
of the villains was a, short man, had on a fustian
waistcoat,,plain brown 'breeches, with a.black patch
- behind, was ot'a fair complexion, and aboUt 30 years
of age. Tpe other, about 5 feet 10 inches, high,
had on a dark coat, and dark breeches; was coarse
looking, about 3q years of age.

An elni tree was last week taken to. the hank
'Of t Wye -to.tie cnnvt'yed' to one of our Dock-
wlach Measured forty feet in :length, by
' thirty inches in ; and, with its"five branches;
mprised nearly ninety tons of timher,.employ-
Hg.tifteen horses' tci haul it five miles. :ThiS. tree
on an e.;tatebt nearNionm.outh, in
occup:ith,n 001 VAVGHAN. .
London, England, 1806-10-18

A CARD.

THE Publidare respealully inlornicl, although
Mr. SWINTON, Proprietor of the Recipe. for making
the Orieind DA FY's ELI XI R, I.lbuts under teri;,oraty
embarrassinents, yet the Ale :•cines prepared ny hi.n, and
sold at his late house, in Salistituy.square, Fleet street, tir.:
in the highest state of perfettion. Indeed, to enumerate their
virtues would ; s tliice it to say, n,) litocr en-
comium can be passed on them than, the virufance of abuse
with which some Interested parties load both the Medicines
and the lropretnr. The original Datry's Elixir is n,t floe
the nostrums advertised daily. It is a Fatuity Medicine,
which has stood the test of ages, and there is scarcely a
family of repute in the kingdom who have not experience:l a
c'ertaie. cure in either the Gout, Itheilmarism, Asthma, Jaen-
dice, Cold, Cholics, Loss of Appetite, Use of Liinhs, &e.
Females at the turn of life have always found it the only.
Medicine to be relied on for giving certain short,
it may be stile(' the Family Physician.
London, England, 1806-01-01

HIRT fIS

On Sunday, Mrs. Shaw, of G uildford-place, of a Daugh.
ter. . •
YeSterday morning, 'at his house in George-street, iVlino.
ries, the Lady of William Plorner, Esq. of,a Daughter.

MARRIED,

. On the 27th ult. az Ashborne, in Derbyshire, Sir H. Fitz-
herbert; Bart. of Tessington, in that• County, to. Miss Agnes
Btresiord, daughter-: of the late Rev, William Berestord,
Rector of Sunning, in Berkshire.
On Saturday last;' at Aveley, in Essex, the Rev.. lames
Thomas Hurlock, of Dedham, in the same County., to Mrs.-
•Hichens, widow of Henry lohii Ilichens, Esq.- and sister to
,Sir Thomas Barnett Unnard; Bart. oll3elhouse, ESsei. • -

• M.EP
'On Saturday
,last, at her house in Bruton-street., Mrs.
Iley wood, relict of the late fairies Nlodiford Heywood, Esq:
of Marestun, in the County of. Devon, and sister to the late
Countess Howe, in the Oh year of her age...
On Sunday eyenig last, in the 78th year of bis,ake, Sa-
muel Hawkins, Est. of Coodman's-fields, tfianY years one
of His Majesty's justices of thef eace for the Co-uilty of Mid-
cilesex. ,
The - same day, in' his gftli year, Sir BevershOM4Filmer,
Bart. of East Sutton ;place, near Maidstone.
, On thti zoth ult. at Totteridge; Herttbrdshire, the lion.
Mrs. Maitland, wife of the Hon. General Alexander Malt- •
land.
On Monday last, at her father's house, Ashford, Middle- •
sex. Miss Ann Harvey:Ball.— . .•
The same clay, Mrs. Skene, of Scotland-yard, ‘Vhitehall, ,
Early. yestenlay morning,. Leyyington, Carpenter, .in
the Strand:
London, England, 1806-01-01

FIOM THE PREATCH P4PERSb

. .
blvxtcx, Drc. 5.----'The Clerks belonging to his
Excellency M. DE TALLEYAAND PEUICiediD, Mini-
ster of Foreign Aff'airs to the Emperor N.kroLEox,
arrived here the day before yesterday. It is pre-
sumed that his Excellency will soon follow them,
and that our City will be, at the same time, the
centre of the most important Negotiations and the
theatre of the mc,st remarkable events.

A few days ago a Gazette in the North of Ger-
many contained, three times successively; the fol-
lowing Article Prussia has a populaAtin of eight
millions, an Army of 252,000 men, of whom
160,000 can be _brought into the field."—Atiother
German Paper immediately inserted; on three suc-
cessive days, 'this other Article :—" Austria had a
population of twenty-four millions of souls ; she had
an Army of 4 18,000 men, of which 280,000 were
brought into the field ; and this formidable POWer
crumbled in seven weeks, under the blows of the
Emperor NAPOLEON."

MUNICH, DEC. 7.—The four Municipal Officers,
deputed by the City, of Paris to His Majesty the
Emperor NAPOLEON, are still at Vienna.

Gen. MASSENA is at this moment at Laybach,
The Bavarian Army is ordered to cover the. rear
of the French Army in Bohemia; it is said, that it
'will be augmented to eighty thousand men, which
seems to denote that 'the power of the Elector is
to be considerably increased : and that his States
will be sufficiently extended to provide for the
maintenance of so, numerous an Army. The sound-
est policy requires, that Austria should no longer
be too formidable a neighbour to Bavaria, and • that
the latter should be placed in . a situation to resist
sudden attacks; until she may receive the succours
secured to her by her alliance with France. The
moment seems to be Arrived for establishing this sa-
lutary balance, which is to assure the, tranquil-
lity of Germany, and of the Continent.
NUREMBERG, DEC. 6,—Marshal AUGEREAU is
arrived with his Corps on the Eastern borders of
Franconia, on the side cif ithe Upper Palatinate.
GENOA, DEC. 5.--Letters froIR Naples informus, that several FrenCh merchsants resident in that
city have been subject to some vexations, and even
to ill-treatment, notwithstanding the 'famous Royal
Proclamation which takes them under its pro-
teetiOlt

In consequence of the orders of his Serene High-
ness the PRINCE, Arch-Treasurer, the afros of his
Sicilian Majesty, which were placed over the gate
of the Hotel of his 'Agent here, 'have been taken
down. •

- At Bologna a new Army is forming, to which all
the Corps of geserve in the military division
are to be attached. It is to march, it is said, to Bat-
tMglione, where the different corps of which it con-
sists will be made acquainted-with their far►her des-
tination. It is reported thAt ,they are intended to
observe the moreinents of the Anglollussians
.at Naples.

Letters from Ancona announce, that five or six
hundred Russians have landed on the Coast of
Fermo.
London, England, 1806-10-27

MAR K IED.

On. Saturday last, at. St. James's Cttprell,--john Charlefi
Purling, Esq. t the second dau.,,hter or' Nathaniel Middle-
ton, Esq. otTownhill, near SinitliatnptOn.

VIED.

• On Tuesday last, in the 2ad year of her age, at the seat of
her brother-in-law, Lee Steere Sfeere, Esq near Mlting,
in Surrey, Sarah, the wire of John Harrison. Esq. Bankers
in. Mansion-hirse.stret, and niece ,to Sir Brook Watson,
Barr.
The saisneilay, in Iler B,ith year, Mrs._ Chessall, of Hen-
ley upon Thames. •
On Thursday "evening last. in Charlotte-street, Portland-
-1)lale, Or an -inflatinnatioil-in the bowels, which lasted only
three days, Master Alex:inner William'.Cowper' aged eight
years. sign ot Captain William Cowper, -of the Hon. Coal-
pany'sTßornbaY Engineers.
Lately, at her house, of Muswelt Hill., Mrs. Champion.
London, England, 1806-10-27

To theUENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of BUCKS.

GetiiTLara cot, ' London,
,061. et; 1806.
B Y the DISSOLUTION? of PARLIAMENT, you
will again be called upon to exercise your Privilege of
ele6.liUg your future Representatives r 'and I beg leave again to
offer mytielf to yoUr choice. 1 trust and hope that the few_
Months 'Which have elapsed since you conferred upon me. the
strongest and most flattering mark of your confidence, by
re-electing me, after my acceptance of the office which I
hold, have not changed the sentiment's of kindness and in-
dulgertce which i»du ed you, upon that occasion, to think
menet unworthy of pant- ,prott6lion and 'support. If I
should- again be so fortunate .as to enjoy the same 'distill,
guishcd honoir, I beg you will believe it will be the study of
my life to make you the only return in my poWer, by exert-
ing myself with a zeal which 1 can answet fur—but with
abilitia unequal to the task—in the maintenance of your In-,
dependentie,and in the support of your Interests and Prospe-

• I have the Honour to be,
GVNTLEMEN,
With the. warmest sentiments of Devouon and Resp4l,
your obliged and faithful humble Servant,
CHA NDOS'T EM P LE.

To the WORrliY and IN*DEPENDENT FftEENIEN of

,llOvER:

NE-4-(ff your Reprtsentaties hying signified his
intention of declining to Oler himself to your choice on
the event of a Dissolution of Parliament, valuing, as a Corn-
inercial Man, tile honour of representing your ancient and
Independent Town 'and Port, and being known to tfiany of
;your respeaablerithabitants, I presume to submit rityself to
your pleasure, -and to solicit the tavOitt of your Support.
I shall take the earliest opportunity of paying my personal.
respecis; and I b,:g leave to assure you;that spauld I be so for-
tunate as to meet your it&:eptatice, and becoMe the successful
Candidate, I shall ever endeavour to manifest triy-respedfitl:•
sense of the obligation by a diligent attention to you'', wishes;
anti the.Welfare,and Prosperity of Dover shall at-all times be
the first obit of my zealous and unremitting solicitude.

I have thelionour it) be, ••.'
CENTiemEir, • •
''our must obliged humble Servint,
P.1.14'..1AC4P14.

Isessi Bro.-zit :s t rcvt, oa. 22.
London, England, 1806-10-27

To the WORTHY INDEPENDENT F,REEMEN 9f the

CJ ry of OXFORD.

.e,Ltri-LuzEN,
rl-11:1E DISSOLUTION of PARLIAMENT bas
-3- again given you an opportunity of exercising your Pri-
vilege of choosing such Persons as you may approve to re,
present you in the Senate of the Nation.
The distinguished manner in which, on a former occasion,
yon WAS pleased to intrust your valuable Interests to My care,
marked the time of the last l leEjioq ae the proudest pericd of
my life : I then promised you Adelity of Service—an engage-
ment 1 have ever lett most s cre4.

Conscious of having, on all occasion, discharged my duty
to you to the best of my power, I with colifitieoce again so-
lici; your favour and support. Should you think proper to
re,eLetineyour Representative, von may he assured (.!frri
aodulOtts attention in Parliament, and may rely that I shall
ioiluericed by no consideration but the wet fate-of the CCun=
try at large, and the particular Interests of my Constituents..
I have the Honour To e, 6entletri,to,
With great respticl,
Your most obliged and faithful Servant; -
-10IIN -/ITKYNS WRIGHT..
OY,ford, 636. '

To the INDEPENDENT 136RGESSES,
HOLDERS of the TOWN of NOTTINGHAAL

GENTLEMEN,
A laTHQUPI4 I have not personally had the ho-
-4 I- nour on any former occasion to he chosen to represent
yqu l'arliampt, yet my Gratitude is not tile less towards
you tOr the kindness which r3•ty Family have received from
you on many occasions ; and be assured, that whatever may
ba your dete.rmirtation at the approaching, Eleaion, I shall
acknowledfe my sense or obligation to you to the latest pe-
riod of my life. ..• •

. , .
I am fully sensible of the importance of the Trust which
I have solicited at your hands; and if I should he so happy
as to succeed in tins, the highest -objet of my ambition, I
pledge myself to discharge most faithfully the Duties of an
p .011 4nti independent Member of Parliament; and I at the
; :me time assure you it shall ever be my study to promote
14...! Prosperity of this my native Town.
_ _

Until my arrival here a few days ago I never heard that
any set otlVlen pad dared to attempt to take away the Rights
of the Burgesses of Nottingham, by inclosing. the Fields and
NleadOw:,; and I sincerely declare to you that such a mea-
:Aire has no'w, and cur will have, my decided disapprobation ;
a it I should have the honour to be the °hied of your
.I;oice, I will ever give it my most determined opposition.
As soup as a Dissolution of Parliament has taken place, 1
have tie plosnre, in conjumition with my worthy
V 'lend, Mr. Coke, to pay My respects in person to every one
or )OU, when eariipstly hope that we shall both meet with
y,.ir Cooptenance and Support; and in the mean time 1 beg
lame to assure you tint 1 am, and ever shall be,

Gentlemen,

Your much obliged,
And most faithful humble Servant,
JOHN

tingham, Oa. 22, 1806.
London, England, 1806-10-27

To Ow WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS
of the DOitOUGH of HERTFORD.

GiNTLitIEN,
A DISSOLUTION of the PARLIAMENT bay-
.l4!• ing now actually taken place, permit me to re.,
new my Snlicitations for the Honour of your Votes and In-
terest at the approaching Election. .
The almost unanimous Support that I met with during my
recent Canvass, deniani!s my Eno; t grarefuiAcknowledgments;
and while it relieves me from any anxiety with regard to the
result of the: Lont,st, affords the gratifying refieelion that
my. Condua. as your KepresentatiVe in Parliament, has met
with your Approbation.
The f: it aloft will take place on Friday next, the 31st inst.
when 1 earnesqy request the Favour of your Attendance and
Support.

1 have the honour to be,. with great respat,

CzNTLEMEN,
Your much obliged and faithful Servant,
EDW. SPENCER COWPEA.

Hertford, Oat. 25, iBOO.
London, England, 1806-10-27

GENtrtAt, ELECTIOINt.

'l'o THE WORTIL? ELECTOR:, CF WEST.MIN-
STE;I:.

CLN7•LEMIY;
T TRUST I shall not be deemed presumptuous
in offering my Services to the City of Westminster upon
the present Occasion.
111 should be so fortunate as to be distinguished by your
favour, 1 shall be anxious on every occasion to evince my
gtatitude to you by au upright and independent Condua in
Parliament, and by continuing to devote my best faculties to
the •3erviee of nay Country.

My health is not siPlitiently re-established, to admit of my
soliciting your Support by a personal Canvass; but I am
confident. this involuntary omission will not be permitted
to operate to my prejudice. I have no doubt of being able to
make my appearance on the Hustings on oe, day of Elec.
Lion, and thtteto assure you, in person, of my attachment
to your SerViCe.

1 hav2 the honour to be, &c.
Wimp()le-street, Oct. t 7, 18c6.

SAMUEL MOOD

TotheC EN, CLERG Y;a;(i F REEHOLDEItS

of the COUNTY of LINCOLN.

GENTLEMEN.
"U. HE DISSOLUTION of PARLIAMENT bay-
ing taken place, I.feel it necessary to declare, that it
is my intention again to offer my Service,

I cannot permit this Opportunity to pass without return•
ing my particular and warmest Thanks to my Friends, whose
kind Partiality, more than any Merits of my own, placed me
in my late disthrgirished Situation.
To the best of my knowledge; I have pursued an indepen-
tient and honourable lane of Parliamentary I)uty, and never
made the Confidence reposed in me the Footstool of my Ann.
'

Thus, I, hope, my public conduit has been such as to leave,
to room for censure, and that I return the important Trust
confided to me unsullied.

be Ossured, thafilyou_aglin Elea me as one of your Re.
presentatives. I shall ever entertain a high sense of the ho-
ronr conferred on• me, and that I shall remain with much

Tesped and regard,

Gzr.irtEmEN.
Your very grateful, obliged, and obddient Servant,
,GII BERT HEATHCOTE.

Normanton Park, Ocl. 1306.
London, England, 1806-10-27

3-b Rik VY.

HAVING received His RlRjesty's Writ, under
the Great Seal of Great Britain, to me direeted, fur the'
Eleflion of two Knights' to serve in 'Parliament for the said.
County, I do hereby Rive Notice, that .a Special 'County
Court will be bell.at the Town Hall of Guildford„-onTuei:
day„ the 4th4ay of lgovenibtr next, tetwien Eight aril isle.'ven of the Clock in the FOrcnoon, fur the purpose only of
proceedingin such Election, of Which all the Freeholders of
the. said County, and others concerned, are required to take_
notice.
KENNARD SMITH, Sheriff.-
Cheam, Oa. 24, 1806.

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

BRENIEK, Ocr. 16.

- The affair of 'the 11th inst. at Saalfeldt,' betwixt
the Advanced Guard of the Prussian' Army, under
the command of Prince L. FERDINAND, and 'a Corps
of French amounting to 15,000, has been so va-
riously stated in the numerous reports upon the sub-
je&, that i find it impossible to learn the exaEt de-
tails.
Certain. it is, the Prince maintained his posi-
tion for some hours, with the most obstinate bravery,
and had ultimately kept it, had not the French been
reinforced, and, through the treachery of an Emi-
,grant Officer in the Prussian Service', infoianed of
the exact situation and number of his troops, and
•
that none could be brought to his immediate sup-
port.. -Finding his number; therefore, so inferior to
their own, they determined to dislodge him, cost
,
what it would; and they at last gained their point,
notwithstanding they were driven back three times,
and had lost an infinite number of men : some ac-
counts say,' 9,500--others, 3000 ; however, all agree
the advantage cost them dear ; and I am sorry to say,
the Prussians have suffered much, pprticularly in the
irreparable loss of the Prince himself, who was mor-
tally wounded, when encouraging his soldiers to keep
their ground, and died next day.
The French entered Leiv.ic.on the 13th, and the
first act of their ciwneney was to demand an imr
mediate contribution of 250,000 dollars, to be paid
in 24 hours. It is now the fair there,- and you may
be sure they will provide for t'he winter season, and
on very reasonable terms.
There are Letters which have arrived here this
forenoon from Brunswick, stating very positively
that an Action had taken place betwixt the Army
under Prince Honc,NLon:;, and the left' wing of the
French, who are raid to be entirely defeated. Some
go the length to affirm that 1.2 or 1.5,000 are killed
and taken prisoners. These Letters, I find, are gain-
ing much belief. They just mention that there has
been a bloody Engagement betwixt the Army under
Prince Ho uutit.onE, and the left wing of the French,
under the command of Mu4AT ; that the Prince
'had been completely successful, and had taken.and
killed Xl2 or 1:5,G00 men.
The French Officer who betrayed Prussia, •is a
Lieutenant-Colonel ,Cola, an Engineer of some
standing in the Prussian Army.

MAILS.

ARRIVED liamburgh, 3 Dublin, 2 Waterford.
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Qf4M QUIS DICXRE. FALSUM AUDEAZ
London, England, 1806-10-27

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT,-GARDEN.

IrrO,MORROW EVENING, Oct. 28, 1806,
J. will be -per trined , •
LOVE IN .A VILLAGE.
Justice Woodcock, Mr. MU N DEN ;
Young Nreadows, 'Mr. CLE DO is:
Hawthorn (first time), Mr. BEL LAMA: ;
Hodge, Mr. EMERY ;
Rosetta (first time), by the YOUNG LA DY
who pertOrmg in The Beggars' Opera'.
Deborah, Mrs. DAVENPORT;
Madge, Niiss TYR ER.
wtrx
London, England, 1806-10-27

S-1111' NEWS,

POOLE, OCT. 24.
Arrived—the Friend's 'Adventure, Chapman; from'-Ten-
by' i Active, brown, and Vulcan, Davis, iron] Portsmouth.
Sided Anna, Andrews,. William, Thompson, and
luno, Nor:hover, for London ; Mary, tlow, Eleanor, kek-
and Thetis, Norey, for Sunderland; and the Sea4;ull
Cutter on a cruize: