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London, England, 1806-06-10

IMPRESS SERVICE.

A Motion was made for a Writ of Habeas Corpus,
to bring up the body of a man named Pool, who had
been impressed. The application was supported by
the affidavit of one Best, the Master of the Dove
Fishing Smack at Harwich ; and it stated, that Pool
was employed by him in the fishing trade, off the
Coast of Great Britain ; that the Vessel, at the time
he was impressed, was proceeding for the purpose of
fishing off the Coast, and consequently that he was
protested from the operation of the impress service.

After the affidavit had been read, Mr. Justice
LAWRENCE observed, that an application had been
made to hitb at chambers, to discharge thesatne
man upon-an affidavit of. the Master, stating, that .
the vessel was bound for the Coast of Holland ; that
conceiving such a trade was not within the A& of
Parliament. he had desired Best to apply to the
Court ; .and now he had .come forward with ano
they affidavit, in which he had sworn that the yes-
sel was only bound to the British Coast. His Lord-
ship ordered that the first affidaVit might also be
read.

It appeared, as his Lordship had stated, to be con-
tradiaory of the fa& alledged in the second affidavit.
The writ was accordingly refuted, and both affida-'
vits were direaed to be laid before the Solicitor of a
the Admiralty, in order that prosecution might be
instituted against Best, forzattempting to impose on
the Court by a false allegation upon oath.

Last Friday, as a Gentleman's servant was riding
a blood horse at Hinckley; in Leicestershire, he took
fright, 'and leaped over a quickiet-hedge, leaving
the rider behind him in the middle of the hedge,
with a stake through his body. He Was then alive,
but without hopes of recovery.
London, England, 1806-06-10

HENRY's CLIEMI§TRY.

In a, few Days .will be published, a New Edition being the
Fourth, much Enlarged, and Illustrated with Plates,l price
--112 s. in boards,— .• •
AN EPITOME of CHEMISTRY. In Three
PARTS.
Part I. Intended to facilitate the Acquisition of Chemical
Knowledge, by minute InstruClion for the performance of Ex-
periments.
Part.„l 1. Direaion for the Analysis of Mineral Waters, of
Earth and Stones, of Ores of Metals, and of Mineral Bodies
in general, • • . .
Part 111. Instru6lion for applying Chemical TeSt and
Re-agents to various useful Purposes. .
"By WILLIAM HENRY.
' ' Printed for I. Johnsdn, St. 'Paul's Church Yard.
London, England, 1806-06-10

TUE SDA Y, JUNE 10, 1806.

'rills Day was'pUblished, price 53.
4EASURES AS WELL AS MEN ; or, The
Present and Future Interests of Great Britain; with a
Plan for rendering us a Martial as well as a Commercial Peo.;
ple, and providing a Military Force adequate to the Exigen-
cies of the Empire, and the Security of the United King-
dom.
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In a few Days will be published,
In Foolscap Odavo, price 6i. in boards,
DlON,'l,l'rag,pdy ; and MISCELLANEOUS.
POETRY..,,„
'By GEORGE AMBROSE RHODES', Eq.
Published by William Miller, Albemarle-street.

ricrudtLiWG-DFFICE,
,Torch io;
THa 111 R ISSIONERS for VICTUALLING-
IPIs ili>.l.y,EsTY's. NAV Y do hereby giVe NOtice, That on
Friday, the loth June next, they will be ready to receive Tenderl
in writing (sealed up), for such qUarttities of the joll.n.Ving de;..
scription of Staves—
Crown Dantzic Pipe
."' Brandyo
H gs . ,
Brack Dantzic. >Staves.
Harnbro'
•\, . Stettin Pipe. 1
.• • .
Quebec
the l•espeetiv," Pers.cm. who May Make Proposals thereof
comtrda to deliver into the. Stores, at Depz..f.,rd and
Plymineth," in such proportions as shall hereafter be deter fined
upon, one.half by-the 30Th of Nov. next, and the remainder by
the 31st of January ,next;. to -be paid for by Bills, payable,
With interest, ninety drys after date.
The Conditions of the Contraß may 'be seen at the Seeretary';
Office.
N. B. No Tender. for a lesi quantity lhan Thousana.'
Crown Danizic Pipes, Ten :ThousandCrotivt D.atlzic Brandy,
TWenty .Thoiesand Ci own ,Dantzic flogsheao',. Twenry-five
Thozaand- Brack I.lamburgb; -Stettin, o - Quebec Pipet
Staves,:will be admitted.

of,-A,,, will 4. hd.i to a 9, Tender nz..rthi ch the P.-ice shall
not he',rist:led hs -words adength, or' That shall nut he • delivered
to the BOard before One o'Clock coo the :aid Friday, the loth
rrrr nexf„ nor-unless the Person who indk,s- the _Tender, or some
rerson on his hebalf, attends,' to answer, it ben called for.
London, England, 1806-06-10

MADDOX AND CODY.

-The former of tfiese pugilists has been known in
life fighting scho6l these twenty-five years past. - He
has fought more battles than any other man, though
generally a loser, which may be attributed to lkiS'
being over-watched, as hi his day he emied the idea
of suffering a champion to excel him until he had
been conquered by him. Cody is
.a younger man
than Maddox, and he has suffered but little in his
time. 'The combatants set to' soon •affer'tbe other.
battle was over. _Maddox fought- in his own style,
that of rallying and depending in a great measure on
the first powerfid hit in the round—Cody waited for
him genvrally, andliit him, in return for the rallies.
The rounds; on an average, lasted about a quarter
of ,41 minute., vhen both fell.
The ring Was broken either by accident or de-
'sign, alter the combat-anti had fonght about half
an hour, and they were taken away until a fresh ring
was inade, i.vhen the contest was renewed. Aladclox
-Certainly -Lad. the advantage of the delay, and
the contest was continued three quarters of an
hour lots for; when the appearance of a detachment of
the- tOtli Light' Dragoons broke the ring again.—
The Dragoons formed up at a distance from the ring,
and a Magistrate entered., With a degree of modera-
tion his authority, he addressed• some of
the, an9e4s, and infolined thetn, that the company
must disperse, or heraust beobliged to call in the aid
of the 'military to enforce his mission. Unlike a
party of artillery which rode in amongst the spetta-
tors at Blackheath, and killed and wounded, the
Dragoons.were kept at a distance by the Magistrate.
The Magistrate was a, Headborough. A third
ring was formed about a mile from the-spot, after the
Civalry'had retired, and' Maddox, who had nearly
blinded hiS opponent, entered it fUll of gaity, tore-
some the contest -but Cody, who bad shewn him-
self a. mere pretender, would not enter it, either
through .fear•or cowardice. This fight was conse-
quently made a draw of. The odds were in favour
of Cudy before setting to..
London, England, 1806-06-10

MEMOIRS OF THE PNESENT AGE. '
In the Press, and speedily will be - published, in .Five
• elegant Volumes Foolscap 0 price 2.5.5. in boards,.
EMOIRS sof 'a TR:AVE'ELER now in getirel
went ; containing Personal Observations the".,
Principal Courts and Capitals in Europe during the last
so years ; by a Diplomatic CharaCter in the Service of Great
Britain ; interspersed with or4nal Anecd)tes of Sovereign
PrinCes, States Men, and other Distinguished Chara?...ters wlto
have flourished :during that Period.
- Printed for Richard Phillips, No-
, 6, Bridge-street, Black-
friars t and to be had of all - •
London, England, 1806-06-10

BIRliiS

Qri Wednesday evening. at , Killiane• .Cottage,• County Of
Wexford, The Lady ot.WdliAn Harvey,• Esq. o.f a Daughter.
Lately,. at Ballymore, County of Wexford, the Lady of
Richard Donovan, Esq. of.a:Son.
London, England, 1806-06-10

REMARKS

A more determined spirited contest than this has
seldom been witnessed. The first twelve rouncls,were
exceedingly haid fought, without ,the slightest at-
tempt to shift on eithcz side. Ward had a decided
advantage over hi. oi,ponent in the science of the art
of bo:iang, and he sheaved himself a better and a much
quicker• hitter than Quirk.: The loss of t.he. contest
might in a great measure be attributed to his gaiety,
for he 'was full of fight until his strength failed him,
which, with an accidental hit, deprived Linn altoge-
ther of the power of defending himself. The beat-
ing he received was nothing in comparison to what
he had given,' for hiS opponent's head was "Swelled
hidemrsiv,..and his eves were invisible: Quirk's
greatest perfection is, being 'a tottunz man, equal to
Ward.. 14e threw away numberless. hits, and was
always gli;w. His superior strength, as we haVe be-
fore, observed,. supported him until his opponent was
exhaustelt
,wlienhi's blows, however slow, were for-.
cible and. told s
Gulley seconded. Ward, 'nd
Elias Spray, Quirk.
London, England, 1806-06-10

FOR. 'THE TE,ETH:AND GUMS.

ffiHE PUBLIC -is _resneetfully caitibned nainst
imitations. ot'thc I!SSENCE of PEARL'and PEARL
DEN-ELK/ME, invented by the' tate JACOB E r;
Dentist to the,Queen and.the Prince of Wales, which have
been proved by long experience to be infinitelfinort.ctfica.
cious for the Teeth and C.; ums.tban any Ailing yet discovered..
They Continue' to be sold wholesale awl retail „by Bayley
and L:OCkspur,,street, London, ;rice 25. 9th.eaely
inclosed in a, Sninp , in which the following words are en-
graved, " J. Venter, Bayley, and Blew, Coeksdur-street,"
the Forgery whereof, is. Felony. •Sold also retail by T.'
Scarman (late Partner and Successor to Mr. kiemet),lGeorge-
street, Hatiover-square.
W.B. The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents
and Persons who have the care of Children as the greatest
Preservative of young and tender Teeth.
London, England, 1806-06-10

DUBLIN, JUNE 4.

Tuts being His Majesty's Birth-day,. the Royal
Standard was hoisted on'Birmingliam T9wer, and
at noon the guns were fired frOm the Phoenix" Park
and Pigeon-house Batteries. Notwithstanding the
unfavourableness of the morning, the.TroopS of the
Line and Militia marched, and tornied in the Fifteen
ACres, in the Phcenix Park, at an early hour. • The
Line consisted of the 26th,, Q.B th, 8 t h, and 2d Bat-
talion gvd, the Donegal, Cavah, and Wexford Re-
giments of Militia, with the Horse CaibineerS on
their right, and 'the 18th Light Dragoons on their
left ; the Artillery with field-pieces on each flank.
The weather clearing up about eleven o'clock, the
several .Yeoinanry Corps also marched from their
respedive parades; and also formed, soon atter
twelve, on the left of the line. These consisted of
SliaWs, the Lawyers, Rotunda, Stephen's Green, and
several others of the surrounding Distrids.
' About half after one his Grace the Lord Lieute-
. pant,. dressed in the cavalry uniform of his Bedford-
Shire Corps; arid' mounted on 'a beautiful charger,
elegantly caparisoned, came ,On the ground, _attended
by his Aids-de-Camp, the Commander of the
Forces, Lieutenant-General FL oYI), Major-General
Sir CHARLES ASGILL, and their Staffs, &c. The
arrival of his Grace on the right of the line was an-
nounced by a discharge of artillery. He passed the
whole in front under presented arm;, trailed -colours,
and Officers saluting; afterwards lie rode along the
rear, and Coming round to the centre of the- front,
a general salute took place.
The whale line now faced to the. Tight, ana,passed
his Grace in grand divisions ; then .re-forming the
firing commenced from right to left, the whole closing
with a general feu dvjoye rn liwour,ofshe day.. The
review ended about three o'clock ;' when his Grace
direded the Commander of the Forces to express to
the Officers commanding the several Corps his en-

ire setisfaErioMlt their military app:.llance and con-
4u& on thi4 o'cca'sion.'
The Lord. Lieutenant arrived at the Castle WOR
after the revieW,-ana alter clressing, entered St. Pa:
trick's 'Hall about four o'clock, attendei by bis
ficers.of,S,tate, and where
the Primate; I,ord Chan-
, . • •

. . _
.
tenor, Ndges., Prelate, Lord-Mayor, SherifLs,- &c.
were assembled te) receive him. . as. Grace'beirik
seated in ,the diair'of-Statei wearing 'th.e.-Collar, and
ot lierj_nsign,ia.ot, I,le. Order of St. Pau ia., a new Ode
was performed in honour of the day. Ai.terwards-
his Grace had a numerous Lev e.e, which did not
break up till iieiir six o'clock.

We have before noticed the .astonishing success'
of Dr. SoLorloN respeaino- the astonishing Cures
performed; by that all-sanative Medicine the Corflial
Balm" of G ilead;: which has amazingly pi:Ometed the
sale in this. neighbourhood.' These 'Cases-,rSo re=
speelably attested,. prove .its intrinsic Value in. rierz.
vous consumptive_ complaints in general, and unih
versaliy stamp itg,famt as.the fit ;t Medicine-evant
London, England, 1806-06-10

NUMBER 428.6.1

. .
The last Night of .therCompany's performing. this Season.
THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS PRESENT'EVENING,, June 10, will be
performed -
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Sir Peter Teazlp.. Mr. WROUGHTON ;
Sir Oliver Surface (first time , IVIr..CHERRY;
Sir Benjamin Backbite, Mr. PA LM ER ; •
• • Joseph Surface, Mr. BA RRY M 0 E
•. Charles Surface, Mr. RUSSELL;
• Crabtree, "Mr PURSER ;
Careless, Mr..HOLL AN ; .: • •
Rowley, Mr. POWELL;
Lady Teazle, Miss DUNCAN,
In Obich Charaaer she will introduce the favourite Song of
"- Feel, feel; the little Flutterer feel;"
Lady Sneerwell, Mrs. ANSELL;
Maria,' Miss M ELLON
Mrs.--Candour. Miss POPE. . .
' In Att 111. a Song by Mr. DIG,NUM.
In the course of the Evening Mrs.. FITZSI MMONS will
sing " The Thorn."
-Arida favourite Dance by 'Mrs. SHARP.
London, England, 1806-06-10

This Day was published, in z vas. winded to the Present.
Time. . •

-,------ . .
DEBIT Elr's -Pf,',ERAG.E; of .ENGLAND,
sebTLANI), and. IItELAND.
*4.* Tbis,is an entire new Edition, carefully t orreited,:and
contains, besides the late Xrcations and Additicms;to ,the
. POrage and the usual COntents; a List of British Subfeets
possesing Foreign Orders of Knighthood. •
London : Printed for Rivingtons, Egerton, .Stockdale,
Miller;--Clarke and Sonsf-Ctosby and Co. Cuthell and Mar-
tin, Lea, and Harding. -

This Day was published, price t-Ss. inboards,.-
AN INTRODUCTION to BOTANY.: Con-
taining an Explzination of the "Theory of that Science,
extruaed from the Works of I.innxus,i with aa Appendix
and Glossary.
By-JAMES LEE,
Nurseryman at, tlie Vineyard, Hammersmith.
A New Edition, Corrected and Revised by ,
C. STEWART,
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Histdry Society, Edinburgh; and Anthor of :Elements of
Natural History, in Two Volumes,
EJlnhurgh : printed for Mundell, Deig, and Stevenson ;
and Thomas Ostell, Ave-Maria-lane, Londwi. •

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PE EC EI of RANDLE JACKSON, ' Esq. deli
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Stock on the 21St May, I iiob.
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London, England, 1806-06-17

MAR R. I ED •
,
On the Iztif inst. at St. Margaret's Church, WestminSter
Major Thomas Weston, of the late 14th Garrison Battalion,
to Miss Cooksedge, of.Downinq-s reet.
Yesterday, at Layton, Mr. Geoige Davies, of the Stock
Exchange, to Miss g Alle Davison, 4 oungest daughter of Ro-
bert Davison, M. D of Harewood, in the County of York.
On the 16th inst.. Mr. bolin Butterworth, to Miss Sarah
Honour Croucher. - • •

The sauteday, Mr. Wm. Abbott, to Miss Mtn Croucher.

DIE!)

On Sunday afternoon. IClri'itilson, wife of Francis War
son, E§q. of Vauxhall..
On the i nth of May last, at 11.14deira, lames Murdock; Esq.
one of the oldest liritisit Merchants resident on that Island.
' On Saturday last,' alter a long and painful ilincss, Mts.
Seyrnour,-wile of Robert Seymour, Esq. of Prosped.row,
Kingsland.• Deputy .Comptroller of the Wool: Letter Office,
C.ustopi-lionsc, London.

Pit It'E 0
UST

nrucls
India Stock, shut
-
India Bondi, •
Sou th--Sea..titock, shut
Exch. Bilis, Is. dis. :5. pr.
Onmium,'S 4
Imperial 3 per 1.. t. 59
1 Ditto 9.. tr.)
Bank for loth f uly, 21
cons:for 24 lusy,(7l4i6ai 663

•Back stock,
iN.iyy per Cent. shut
5 per, Cent. 1797;
Irish 5 per Cent.
4 per Cent. 78i
3 per Cent. ken. 6o 6t
3 per Cent. COO Shin
Itmk 1.. Ann. ►7 5..6ths
Ditto Short'-Ann, t 7.lfallS
London, England, 1806-06-17

Glti HOSPITAL

Lord Howtex stated, that he could not bring in
Big Bill relative. to the Searnen at Greenwich at pre.-
sent, owing lo.an.informality, 'for he found that a
I\ltssage from His Majesty would be necessary. In
tife mean tiwe, however, he would move for 'some

information whiA .it. woord be material for the
House to posses. He,aecordingly moved for a.Copy
of the Minute of the Governor of Greenwich Hospi-
tal of the sth inst. relative to thp Out-pensioners and
wounded Seanten.'

Mr. CANNING highly approved this measure ;
and he was glad that oneof His Majesty's Ministers,
and one too for whom he had the utmost respe6t,
intended to confer this boon by the mode'of a Mes-
sage from His Majesty, This example had before
been referred to ; and :he was happy to see that he
adopted the
_praaice which had been all along re-
commended from that side of the House, afid did
not attempt to follow the steps of hiS Colleagues,
Who wished to take a short cut to popularity, by
trenching on the prerogative.
Lord HOIL ICK hoped that he would alWays re-
ceive with due respe& any' expressions of esteem or
regard for himself in that House ; but when these
came evidently with a view to contrast his condu&
with that. of his Colleagues, they were such as he
would much rather not. hear. No arguMent what-
ever could be drawn from his conduct on the pre-
sent occasion against his Colleagues, because the
cases were totally different. All prize money was,
by Law, at the disposal of the CroWn ; and when
it was intended to dispose of that money it was ob-
vious that the proper mode was by a Message from
the King. There could here, therefore, be no con-
trast.; and when any, Gentleman wished to attack
his Colleagues under the appearance iof paying a
compliment to him, it was a sort of praise which he
was very, little disposed to accept. The Motion was
then agreed to.=—His Lordship further moved for an
Account of the- Revenue 'and Expenditure of the
Chest at Greenwich ; and for a Copy of the Minute
of the Supervisor of the Chest, relative to the ame-
lioration of the condition of the Seamen. These
MOtions also were agreed to. •
Mr. BANKES gave notice, that on Wednesday he
would state his reasons-why the Charge against the
MarqUis Wellesley should be.disMissed, and not en-
tertained at all.
London, England, 1806-04-25

NAVAL NEWS.

k
PORTSMOUTH, AFRIL 24.—Arrived the Elepn o it,
of .74 guns,-frain North Yarmouth,; Jamaica Fri-
gate, and L'Espoy • Sloop of War, from a Cruize
als6 Good .11Ope, BAKER, and Constantia, DAVID-
SON,. from Cadiz, laden with wine ; the Simon Cock,
BooN, froth ..the Downs, for • Surinam 'and Two.
Brothers, GRAFTON, from Frederichstadt. -
The Kingsfisher Sldop of War, with Convoy for
Halifax, Quebec, and Newfoundland, sailed- early
this morning.
The Pomona Frigate, Capt.- LOBE, with '.a --Fleet
from Oporto, • are supposed to be at the back of the
Isle of Wight, but fromthe wind being fresh from
the North-east, they have not been able to weather
the POint.

The Meteor Bomb fell in with Cutter at Sea,
without any hands on board, and has brought her
into this Port ; frOm the circumstance of her having
a number of shot holes in her sails, it is conjectured
that she had been captured by the Enemy, and aban-
doned by them on that Ship heaving in sight.

HARWICH, APRIL: 24.—Part of the Crew of the
Brigantine- called the Venus, of Hull, JOHN SMITH
Master, landed here this morning froni Norway;
having beer; captured on the 21st March last otf
Flamborough Head, on their passage from Hull,
with goods forWilitby,,, Stockton, and. Sunderland,
by the La Chester French Privateer, Capt. DELATER.
The Hull Packet, Capt. F. R. BARNAISY, with goods,.
for Newcastle, was captured at the same time.

The Packets with all the outward-bound Mails
yet remain wind bound.

SHEERNESS. APRIL 24.—Arrived the Mgjestic;
of 74 guns, Capt. JOSEPH HAIINVELL, from lat.-
mooth, and ,Jalouse Brig, Capt. C. STRACHEY, from
the Downs.

The Railleur still continues the Signal for Con-
voy to the Baltic, and will probably proceed to Sea,
this day, a$ the wind has got round to the north-west
The 'Utrecht has proceeded to Yarmouth, where
she will be paid off.
Ships at this Port=lealand, Majestic, Monarch, Alk-
maar, Blanche, Flora; Winchelsea,, Ceres, Magnanime, Spit-
fire, 'Railleur, Jalouse, Leveret, Julia, Ele.dra Satellite,
and Alert ; Vesuvius,. Hecla, and' Luciter Bomb-vessels ;
Fancy, Pincher; Charger, and several other Gun-brigs ; igni-
tion, and several other lire-vessels.

DOVER, APRIL 23.—Put in here through stress
•
-of weather, the following Vessels, viz.
The Hoy•Cecclia, Capt. Paus, with .sine, prunes,• &c.
from Bourdeaux, was originally bound 'to Copenhagen, but
now to London ; Schooner San Pedro, Capt. 141ustiuita, of
and from Lisbon, with oranges for London ; Schooner Mon-
tague, of Neath, with fruit from Lisbon for London ; Brig_
Elenor, of liarmouth; Prince Of Wales, of Abberbpyr‘; Su-
sannah, of London ; British Queen, of Carnarvon.; and the
Unity, of 'Topsham, Capt. Francis, front .Limerick,' with
pork and butter for London, lost'an anchor and/ cable.
DOVER, ArRIL 24.—ArKived the Danish Shtp ,
Withelnzina, from Rotterdam, for St. Thomas's,
Prize to the Musquit6 Sloop of War.
Passed by for London, the Eliza, BARNES,. frOm
St. Michael's.
London, England, 1806-04-25

s.r 1' t, oT r y.

RICHARDSON,- GOODLUCK 'and Co. re-
spectfully recommend to the Public, whoinean to ad-
Venture m the present State Lottery, an immediate or early
purchase. as Tickets and‘Shares will continue' to advance in
the Scheme 'being so construthd, that during the
whole time of Drawing there never can be mere than three.
Blanks to a Vrize ; and from the. great Capitali of Twenty-
five Thousand Pounds, Twenty Thousands, Ten Thousands
&c. they must increase in value, and cannot at any period he
lower. The Lottery btgins Drawmg on the g.th Next
Mon tit:
Gornhill and Charing Cross.
•
London, England, 1806-04-25

TICKETS WILL CONTINUE To WISE.

SWlFTandto...No: ti, Poultry; recommend an
immediate purchase to those Of their Friends and the
Public who intend to become Adventurers in the present
State Lottery, as the Tickets will have a further rise in a
very few days, and will not, at any. period, either before or
after the Drawing has hegan,,be cheaper than at present ; on
the contrary, there will be a progressive adVance of price
during the whole of the Drawing. The Lottery. begins the
tetlt tof 'May next : it contains more Prizes and fewer Blanks
than any of the late Schemes.. The Public are particularly
requested to observe, that in this Lottery the.whole of the
Small Prizes atie 'floating in the Wheel, and that there will
not, from•the first to the last day cit drawing, be three Blanks
to a-Prir.c.. •
London, England, 1806-04-25

MARRIED

On Sunday morning last, at St. George's, Hanover-square,
Mr. John Dolltnan, of St. James's-street, to Mis.s letnirna
Carkry, of Conduit-street.

.
On Tuesday last, at Hatfield, grind Oak, James Hammer=
ton, IT'!" Esq. eldest son of jas-.i Hamtnerton, Esq. of Hel.
Wield Peel, Yorkshire,. to Miss Chamberlayne, daughter of
Statics Chamberlayne, Esq. of Ryes, .Essex.
On the 14th inst: Mr. T. Normansell, of George-street,
to Miss Mayhew, of Broad. street.
Latt.'ly, T. j. Corntimaitti, Esq. of Sion College, to Miss
Agnes Wollaston, seeond daughter of the Rev. 4idwatd Wol-
laston,. Redor of Balsham, Cambridgeshire.
London, England, 1806-04-25

RIRThS

Yesterday morning, in Grosvenor-square, the Lady of john
ilammet, FA. of a Daughter.
On Tuesday evening, in Baker-street, the Lady ,of John
Morris, Esq. of a Daughter. -
Lately, in Merrionrsquare,. Dublin, the Lady of Philip
Roche, [Esq. of a SOn.
London, England, 1806-04-25

7111,ATRE ROYAI DRURY-LANE.

THIS'PRESENT EVENING, April 25, will be
- performed,
,LOVE. FOR LOVE.
Sampson Sir Legend, Mr. DOWTON ;
Valentine, Mr. ELt I STO N ;
Scandal, Mr. BARRYMORE ;
• Ben, Mr. 13ANNISTER;
Foresight, Mr. MATFIEWS ;
Angelica, Miss DUNCAN ;
Mrs. Foresight, Mrs. fOHNSTONE;.
Mrs. Frail, Miss POPE; . .
;Hiss Prue, Mrs. lORDAN.
•
'WITH

FORTY THIEVES. -
• . The Chara&ers by
Mr. DORMER, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY,
!r. MATHEWS, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. H. SIDDONS,
• Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RAYMOND, Mrs. BLAND,
Mrs. MATHEWS, Miss DE CAMP, See.

Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.7--Pii 3s. 6d. Second Price as.
Gallery as. Second Price-is.—Upper Gallery is. Second
Price 6d.—No Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the
Box.Othce in Little lussell-street.
The Doors will be opened at.fialf.past Five, and the Play
begin at ilall-past Six•.
To-morrow, The j ealous Wife with The orty Thieves.
London, England, 1806-04-25

AN OBVIOUS SAVING.

LTODGES and Co.' No. 44, St. James's-treety
j_ and N 0.149, Oxford•street, reConiniend.to their fiends
and the Public an inimediatepurcliase of Tickets anti Shares
in the present popular ,Pottcry, as the Prices will certainly
advance, and cannot at any period either before or" in the
Drawing, be clieaper than at present. So confident arello D-
S anti Co of the certain rise of Price, that they' hereby
enpr.e. to take back, on the Saturday before, the 'firaWing, at
the present price, any TiciCeis bought at their Offices, or to
return the difference should they. he lower. It jsitheelbre
Obvious that much may be savetl • and nothing cab be lost by
an immediate puraiase.
London, England, 1806-04-25

THE ARMY.

The SECRETARY at Wiin was.,not present when.
hiS Noble Friend (Lord Howick) gave notice of the
Estimates for the Additionallpay of the Navy, other-
wise he would hate taken that opportunity of giving
a notice of a similar nature for the Army. That no-
tice; however, he now gave.
London, England, 1806-04-25

TAX ON PIG IRON

A T a MEETING of IRON MASTERS; held
1-1.. at the Angel Inn, A bergavenny, nd April, 1806;
EDWARD KENDALL, Esq. in the Chair;'
It was Unanimously Resolved,
_ _

That. this Meeting are truly sensible of the exertions of
Mr. Taitt, and the other Deputies nowin Town, for which
they beg leave to express their grateful acknowledgMents,
being confident that their future endeavours will be exerted
to induce• the Minister to abandon a Measure so ruinous to
the Commercial Interests of these Kingdoms as the proposed
- Tax .
That Mr. 'Tait-lbe requested to communicate to the Chair-
Man the earliest intelligence of what passes with the Minister
at the interview on Friday next. . .
- If the Minister should unfortunately persevere in the Tax,
.and the Bill go to a second reading,
Resolved, That if be submitted to the Deputies in Lon-
don, the propriety of appointing 'a General Meeting of the
Trade to be had in some Central Part of the Kingdom, to
take into immediate consideration such other steps as may be
deemed necessry. _ _ _ _

That these Resolutions be published in the Gloucester.
Bristol, Cambrian,• Birmingham, . and such London P:ipers
as the Deputies think fit.
That this Meeting be adjourned to Monday next, at Twelve
o'C lock, at tins place ; and, in the mean time, every exertion
be nude to obtain intbr►nation on tl►e'subjeci, to transmit tip
The Deputies.

EDWARD r-ENDALL,-Chairman.
That the Thanks of thiS Meeting be given to the Chair-
man, for his attention and condmit in the Chair•. '
London, England, 1806-06-28

GRAVESEND, JUNE 26.

Passed by—the Margaret, :Ferguson, from Bengal ;. Ent-A-
bed], Kendal, from the-Capeof ;Good -Hope;. Alexander,
Rhodes, from the South Seas ; Nile, Hannah, Parthian,
noses-, Willerby, Lovett, Aurora, Stringer, and. Sir Andrew
Hammond, Barr, from Jamaica ; Presgrove, Anwell, Cres-
cent, Gibson, Chatham, Willey, Loyal Briton,-Meath, and
Shield, Stephenson, from Gibraltar; Wateon, frora
Palermo; Diana, Romer, and Speculation, tiadin, from Cit.
diz ; 'Echo, Davis, from Newry; Fame, Blake, from-Vir-
ginia ; Amelia, Bankhan►, from Srookliolm ;- Hannah, Flen
derson, from Copenhagen ; Harriet, Baker, from. Water..
ford'; Frakisca, Gardetr, and Betriebarikeite, Lim bkers,
from-Charanre.

BIRTH.

'On Thursday last, at Northlands, Sussex, the• Lady of
Brigadier-General Crosbie, of a Son.
London, England, 1806-06-28

EDIATBURGH,

, .
. .. , . . . n , ,
OATTIRDAY a number , of' Prussian Prisoner's frorn
Aberdeen and Dundee were brougirt to the Castle
by a detachment of the Stirlingshire Militia. Yes-
terday they,were escorted to 'the Depot for Prison-
ers of War at Greenlaw.

On Saturday last John Westwater, flax-dresser iris
Kinghorn, in Fifeshire,,Who was capitally convicted
at the Spring Circuit in Perth, of the murder of
John,Orr, flax-dresser in- Kinghorn, was executed
in the immediate neighbourhood of that town. tie
confessed his guilt, and concluded himself with suit-
able 'resignation, penitence, and firmness. A nu-
merous concourse of people, colleted from different
parts Of the country, were visibly impressed with
those sentiments and feelings which it is the obje&
of the law, by such public examples, to excite. The
Minister of the Parish attended the unfortunate man,
and the,Sheriff Depute and Substitute; with the Pro
curator. Fiscal, and two Willies of Kinghorn, guarded
by constables and a party of the Kirkcudbright Mi-
litia frOrn Leith, were present.
.On Thursday se'nnight the house of Mr. Hannah,
Cabinet-inaker, in Dumfries, was broken into by two►
daring villains, who threw every door in the home
and principal ware-room open. One of them was
discovered in the most remote bed-room of the home,
where the children .were asleep, one of whom being
awakened by the noise, immediately gave the alarm
by ringing the bell; but beforeAassistance could be
procured, the villaingot off in different diredions.
On the 18th inst. a Justice of Peace Court was
held at Chimside, for the purpose of taking into con -
s-ideration a complaint brought by Mr. Rotlert Trot-
ter, tenant in Broomdykes, against the whole of his
farrn servants, for refusing, during the turnip season,
to go five hours at each yoking. The fa& being
clearly proved, the Judge fined them in a guinea, or
half a -guinea, according to the apparent measure of
their culpability, with expences ; and declared that
two yokings each day, of five hours each, When the
length of days or throng of work require it, count-
ing the hours from the time of putting the horses to
the plough till they are loosed from it, is what every
'master is entitled to from his servants.

On the 12th instant two persons were taken up
:for riding their horses, in a furious manner, upon
the street of Irvine; to the imminent danger of the
lives of some of the inhabitants, and having. been
'carried before the Magistrates, they were fined in one
guinea each.
London, England, 1806-06-28

COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MEANS.

Mr. VANSITTAUT moved, " That the
House
do resolve itself into a Committee of Ways and
Means ;" which they did accordingly (Mr. Alexan-
der in the Chair), in which it was resolved, that the
sum of 4,500,0001. part of .the sum remaining to
be received of 14,500,0001. voted for the Services
of 1805, be granted towards the Services of the pre-
sent year.

The House resumed and the Report was ordered
to be received on Monday.
The Militia Bill went through a Committee and
several Amendments were made.'

The House resumed and received the Report ;
Which was ordered' to be taken into' further consi-
deratiOn on Tuesday, and the Bill to be printed as
amended.
London, England, 1806-06-28

M-ARRIED

. . -
, .
On Thursday last, at Orcheston, in the County of Wilts,
Edward Fennell, Esq. of the New Brunswick Fencibles, to
Miss Gibbs, daughter of Francis Gibbs, Esq. of the above
Place. . _ _

Yesterday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Mr, Douglas,
Of North Auriley-street, P.rrinan 1'1,49 (4:
0 rclia. .street, G losvenor,square, second daughter of the late
Rickard Buck, Esq. of Deniten, in the'County of
Lately, Mr, William Jones, of Rood- lane, to Miss Mar.
garet Davis, niece to David Pugh, Esq. of Sydenham, Kent.-
London, England, 1806-06-28

VAUXHALL.

Under the Pitron'age of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of
- WALES.

. 0N MONDAY EVENING will be -a-GRAND
GALA, and Brilliant Display of 11 E-W ORKS.
Admission Three Shillings.
-(3l' The Public are respeafully informed, that owing to
the necessary •Preparations for Galas, the Gardens can only
be opened on those Evenings, viz. Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays.

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
THE, great ROutation which Mr. BURGESS
1- his .tified by•the superior Excellence of his ESS EN C E
of AN HO VIES for 1. 1 S'H .SAUCE has , induced- many
Petsons to give-the same -Name to an Article entirely dif-
ferent.. '
lofIN ltußGESSandSONtltinkita duty they owe the
PutAte,to caution them:against such Impositions, as .several
People travel the EMpire, olleiing Shopkeepers, S4c. an ex-
tra large profit to vend the spurious kind i they are parti-
ou rug y reispieSted to lisk•for B u GEss's,-311(1 to Qbserve none
is genuine; but what have these words upon the Label:—
" (oho Burgess and Son's Original and Superiot Essence of
Ancliovip."
Wirehouse, No. 107, Strand, corner • -•
- . of the Savoy. Steps, London . •

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
•
AL L. Pt.B.S ON S possession of Incomes;
arising from FreehOld, Copyhold, or LeaSeholii
Estates, in Land or Houses, Money in •the Funds, Rent
.Charges,. Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, An-
nuitici,l'atent ;Places, Church Livings, or any othe:- eer-
inconie fo,r Life, may' be supplied with. temporary or
pettninent'SAins-of Money to any Amount, by paying• A-
nnuity. lin -.1 est for the same. • • • '
T>cig J'iobility and Gentry of known Property, or-their
May Be accommodated on their personal security ;
and in any instance where the Single security of an indivi-
duAlmay badeemed insufficient,. the addition' of •another
person to guarantee the payment of the Interest- will re-
move the objediCin ;' and, in all cases, privilege will be
given tothe Public to return the Principal at their own
option.
Personal applications will be received every day till Four
&Clock ; and Letters front Correspondents in 'Town' or
Country ;post- paid) will be inunediatelY answered, by ad-
dressing to the Due:tor of the Knightsbridge Bank,. at his
Town flouse, No. 3, Lower john-street,
London, England, 1806-06-28

NAk AL NEW'S.

NY MOUTH, JUNE 2:6.—Arrivecl the Hamburg'll
Ship Der Dageraad .Turger, li. filiti3EN Master,
from Bourdeamc, bound to Tonningen, laden. with
wine, brandy, ftc, detained and sent in by the Tra-
falgar Schooner Privateer, -on the supposition of its
being Enemy's property ; also the Prussian Galliot
Concordia, J. M. LEWIS Master, from Charante
bound to London, laden with brandy, detained, 'on
the igth instant, by H. M. S. Indefatigable.
Arrived the Happy Return, Lion, and Trafalgar
Privateer, trom a Craze.,

PORTSMOi7TH, JthsTE 27. Arrived the' Ann
Schooner from Guernsey.

Sailed the Brilliant Frigate, Capt. ViNcaNT, with
a Convoy for Cork ; and the Raven Gun-brig, to
join the Convoy which sailed 'yesterday for the Me-
diterranean.

DEAL, JUNE 27.—Sailed the Edgar Man of War,
Right Hon. Admiral Lord K Erni, Clyde Frigate,
Commodore OWEN, Meteor Bomb, and several
Gun-brigs, for the French Coast.
Arrived the Seagull Sloop of War from off the
French Coast ; Ca/gpso Sloop of War, Lucifjr
Bomb, and a Gun-brig from Sheerness, and remain
in the Downs with the rest of the Ships as per last,
The Zebra Bomb had a Signal hying for a Convoy
to the Westward.
London, England, 1806-06-28

EAST INDIES.

MADRAS, DEC. 21.--The Ship Corimerce, tapt,
DALRYMPLE, from Penang, came to anchor in the
Northern Road on Tuesday about noon. The iv ea=
ther having put on rather a threatening appearance,
and there being a heavy swell in the Roads, with a
high surf, it was considered rather hazardous for
Boats-to go off: however, in consequence Of a re;
quest from Lord GEORGE STUART,-who was a pas.-'
senger in the Commerce, with his Lady and Fathily,
a Boat manned by sixteen men, who volunteered on

the oceasion,Went off under the direEtion of the
Head Boat-master, with a Letter from the 'Deputy

Master Attendant, informing his Lordship, that, he
Ind sent, in conformity to his desire, one of the beet
Boats belonging to the Department completely
manned; but at the same time acquainted his Lord-
ship, that as the surf was so very high, be recom-
mended that the passengers in the Commerce should
go on board the Adiniral Gardner EaSt
and remain- there .till the weather should becOme
more moderate. His Lordship however preferred
coining, on shore immediately; and; fortunately,
with his family) and Captain DALII"pIPLE, (who
brought with him .gold dust to a large amount)),
landed in perfe& safety at sip: o'clock P. M.

The weather continued boisterous during the
night; and at day-light in the morning a Vessel
was seen in the surf, which proved afterwards to be
the Commerce.

We have since been informed, that about 'eleven
P. M. the Commerce parted het' cable ; and that
the Officer in command,. in consequence-, attempted
'to stand out to sea ;, but the Ship casting the wrong
way, and drifting fast towards the shore, he' was in
duced to let go his lee boWer anchor; which, how-,
ever, failed of the desired effeEt, and the Ship drifted
on shore. .

it is with concern we add, that a number of live,
have been lost, owing to the impatience to quit the
wreck daring the night : All who remained by the
Ship were brought safe on shore by the boats aria
cattamarans of the Beach Department early in the
morning,

The Ship is nearly gone to pieces, and mans=
bodies have been washed on shore near to the spot,
and others to the Southward of Covelong ; the ex,
aol number of lives lost we have not been able to
ascertain we believe, however, that ,nu European
has Suffeted.
London, England, 1806-06-28

SHUCKING- UAL Zi7

. .
On Tuesday evening- hlst,
.two of 'the city of ‘tiel:.e Watkilq
;fear Oddingley, they heaA thc,:report of a gun:at
a small distance ; but supposing. that son person
teas shooting at a .lure ur seine ,other garpet,:they,
took' no notice of if, unfit a 'few minutes alter; they
heard a cry of " Mur4r 17' Alarmed at this, they
proceeded towards the spot, and one of them, Who
outrun the' other; 'Saw 11 man near a hedge, ...with a
`bag in his hand : on coming up to hen, he'asked.
him-w,hztt: he -had-beet-a about ?;'..At ttlis question; the
man turned pale, dropped the bag; in which was a
bi-Oken piece of a gun, ai ct ran ofil. At. this, ruo-
,niimt; the person saw something on tire on the.
ground;..and going to :the- spot,-.-3iscovered' that it-
as some person wl.“;:i'ati-iat.ten.shotrathl the clothes
set on tire,- a; he supposed,:by the:wadding of the
this tune companitin, who'y,:as
came up, and; on, heariiig what had passed, Hil
t° the neaest, house ibr aSi.isiance; other
pursued •the suspected murderer, andgoinittg
close to hid), the in-an -turned round with his
to a hedge, and putting- his hand Into his pocket;'
as if feeling fOr,it pistol,; threatened to shoot' the !Air,
suer it. he came near him': iiitiiciid=teti by
threats, the person proceeded no fartter; acid in the.-..
.mean time the murderer pUsited-hitnself throUghthe
.hedge; ran off, and escaped irnmetiiiser-rrsuity.The':'
'unfortunate person who_was.initedefed, proves to be •
the Rev. Mr. PAIIKER, of altlingler, in'Worc,2ster- •••
Shire. It 4pears‘that when the•man -shot him,- he -
,did pot quite effe& his murder, and' in cirder,-to corn%
plete his horrid purpose-, he beat 10-r about the head.
with. the butt-end of the. gon, in-so violent:a mu:-
ner, that he broke it, and in his terror puLooly one
of the, pieces in his bag.• He is deScritied as wear-
ino- a 'blue coat, and the forepart-of his head rather'
• 0
bald. The man .supposed to have committed the'
above horrid deed, for which no mOtiye.can be as,
signed, as it does not appear that an.,„; attempt was.:':
made to rob the unfortunate gentleman, was seen
about eight o'clock the following evening, near Per.;,
shore, and had changed his blue Coat fir. a broWti
one; as a stri&and vigilant search
is;raking after
him, we hope he will not long elude that, punish- •
went his crime so richly merits. •

,
London, England, 1806-06-21

OFFIC4 OJ ORDN,INCE,

May 26, 1806.
THE PRIYCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA.
yESTrs ORDNANCE do bere,b. give Notice, That arty
will be teat& to receive Proposali 41 their Office in St, Mar-
garet Street, Westminster, 0.7 or before the fat 0f yttlr next, from
such Person; who may be eatable and nc•illing.-to undertake the
Constrztaion of certain BUILDINGS 11'hico it is intended to
erea at Colchester for the 0 frii:ance .I.7,epartmtet, cOnjerin.z64. 1%, a
Plan and Elevation which may be seen at. • !,e Office cn any do?
between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock.
,The: Proposals to specify the Prices of earl, description of Wyk
to be included in the Buildings ; alo the time in which the li•Lrk
shall be completed under a Per: alts', 'Jana' the Hailif of the Se.-ori!y
to be given, in rase of the non.perlsrinctece ni the Contra&
Proposal: scaled up, and superscribed " Proposals for co,strua-
ing Buildings for the Ordnance Departm•nt at Cochester," to b'e
delivered at the Sep-etav's- Office, Si. Mrigare -so ref,- West-
minster, on or before the Jut day of
.71-1(y next, but no :raposals
will be received af?er that dgy. - •

By Order GPI,/ &lard,
R. H. CREIP, Secretary.

OFFICE OF UIti3N4IVCA.,

June 6, 1306.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of 7115 .111/1-
7EsrY's ORDNANCE do here& give lyice, That
'Proposals will be received at their Office, in St.• Margai-ettstreer,
Westminster, on or before Monday, the 2.3 d instant, front such
Persons as may be willing to Undertake the Ste t& of such Quin..
titles of FOREIGN TIMBER and D EA LS as zlqy bereguired
for Service of this DepartAent, at the following Stations,
The Tower, Chatham,
WoOlWich, Sheetnessr,
P urfleet,' - ' Faversham, and
Gravesend, Waltham. Abbey.
Tilbury Fort,
Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of
the Contraa, may be known upon application at the Secretary's
Office, in St. Margaret-street, anday between the hours of Ten
and Four ("lack, where the Proposals ate to be delivered sealed
up, aqd marked on the antside, " Proposal,. for the Supply of
Timber and Deals for Sertice of the Ordnance Department :" Itte4
no Proposal can be admitted after the said 23d day of June.
Ey Order of the Board,
R. H. CR EIV, Secretary.
London, England, 1806-06-21

IVAkAL NEWS.

PLYMOt3TH) JUNE lg.—Arrived the .4tlas Trans-
pnri.,)Lieut. HAwy..ftcs Commander, from the Cade
of Good Hope, with 172 French Prisoners.
Arrived the American Ship Aurora, Capt. HALLi
front Malaga; laden with wine and fruit, put in fOr
, •
Orders.,

Sailed the Eurydice Frigate, with 14 sail of Vic-
tuallers under Convoy, laden with supplies for the
Channel Fleet y and the Plover Sloop of War on
London, England, 1806-06-21

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GENERAL TRAINING BILE..

Mr. WINDHAM moved the Order of the Day f6r
the second reading of this Bill, for "the purpose of
forwarding it a stage, according to the-understanding
of vesterday. •
:lir. R. RYDER, to prevent mistakes as to this
understanding, wished tOknow whether it was in-
tbnded, as he had understood the Right Hon. Secre-
tary of State, that the Bill should now pass thwag-li
a batnmittee pro forma the- blinks to be filled up,
and to be re-committed on another day, for the pur-
pose of particular discussion. Several persons had
gone into the country under this understanding, and
particularly an Honourable Gentleman lately at the
head of the War Department (Mr. Yorke), who
.was very niuck interested. • - Mr. Secretary Fox
had expressed himself, as he thought, in such a
manner as to leave no room for the idea of a re-.
commitment, a proceeding which he always looked
,upon as irregular.. .He wished the second reading
to take place now, and the Bill to be.committed
on some day next week, when every one interested
should have sufficient notice to attend, or even if
it had been so un4erstoOd and aated upon,,; he
had no objection to. a Committee 'pro forma, and
a re-commitment for the 'present, leaving what' he
had now.-said as a notice that he would objeEt to that
mode of proceeding in future.
Mr. 'PERCEVAL thought the proviaions of the,Bill
would' be better understood when_ it was seen with

the blanks filled•up., • • • •
Mr. Secretary .Fox was of opitrieff that the pro-
per mode of discussing
_a, rneogrA',-was to make
the obje&ions to the principle, if there were such, on
the second reading ; and if • any new 'consideration
should arise from the combination of:the principle
with the regulations made in the Committee, these
to be brought forward on.the third reading.'
Mr. Secretary.WtunuAN agreed to:the statement
of his 'Right Hon. Friend; but, from- what had been
stated from-the othersideas having' been understood
and aEted ;Ton, he had nq Objeaion t 94 re-commit-
ment in the present instance.
The Bill then went -throne? a Committee pro
forma. The report was received, and ordered to be
taken into further consideration. on Monday. The
Bill as amended to be printed:
London, England, 1806-06-21

MARRIED.

' On Monday, at St. James's• Church,. Mr. lames Inn; o
Coventry-street, Haymarket, to Miss Mary Trapp, eldest
'daughter 6f the late lohn* Trapp, Esq. ol.Woodtord: in Es--
,sex. . , .

fM W.ll* P• On Tuesday, r. tam rice,, of Leadeithall-street;'to
Mrs Rachael,Day, of Rodney-street,., Pentonyille. ,
On ThUrsday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Giles
Stibbert, L sq.. son a General Stibbert,. to Miss Jane Slat-
ter, daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Shaer, Reelor of,
Saftford, in Somersetshire.