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London, England, 1806-05-13

INUMEEE. 4262.]

The LAST NIGHT but one of tht'YOUNG ROSCIUS
. appearing this Seoson..
,THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.. . •
THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 13; will be
.
peribr tiled
•
• THE EARL OP WARWICK.
The Earl of Warwick, by the YOUNG ROSCIUS ;
• King Edward, Mr. H. SI:1),DO NS -
Margaret of Anipu, Mrs. POW E L 1:' •
Lady Elizahein,Grey, Mrs. H. SIDDONS.
•
• Nv ITJA

FORTY THIEVtS. •
- The Charatlers by
Mr. DORMER, Mr BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY,
Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr.:l. SIDDONS,
Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RAYMOND, MIS. BLAND,
MrS. MATHF.WS, Miss DE CAMP, &c.
Poxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 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
Ilox.:Office in Little Russell-street.
The Doois will be opened at Half-past Five, and the .Play
begin at Half-past-Six.
On Frichy, The Soldier's Daughter; aftar which, The
Torty Thleves.

tc. etTY.L. N -

TO-MORROW -EVENING, My 14, will be
petti)rined‘

KING HENRY THE EIGHTH--
Henry, of England, Mr. POPE ;
Cardin3l Wolsey,•Mr. EIVI-BL E.
Katharine, Queen of England, Mrs. 1DI)ONS.

W IT I-I

TOM THUMB THE GREAT.
King krthur, Mr. MUNDEN
Tom Thiin)b,, Muter SINS() N- ;.
Lord G rizzle - Mr. LIST 0 N-;
Queen Dollalolla,. Miss TY RE 2 ;
iunidalca, 'Miss LES ER YE.

Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery. es. Upper Gallery ts.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr: Brandon, at the
Box OfFu:ein Hart-street. ,
The t,.-oors to be opened at half past Five, and begirt at half
past Sit.
On Friday, Isabella.; or, The Fatal .Marriage. Isabella
by Mis. Sidcions, being the last time of her .periorrning that
Character thiS Season.' -
On Saturday, The Man of the World, Six Potinax 114c-
3ycophimt, Mr. Cooke.

STATE LOTTERY.
VEX. 7 SATURI)AY, May 1;7; will lie the St--
COND DAY of Drawing. • •
STATE of the WHEEL.
2.5,000 - - is -
- zo,ccio -

- 42.5,000
40,4100

10;006
5000
100.)
500
.100

to,ooo
lo,ooq
et,
5000
Igco
2j 50
London, England, 1806-05-13

fll-6.11 THE .7',I?ENEN PAPE2S.

The possession of the Mouths of the Cataro by.
the Missions having retarded the return 411. e Grand.
Army, the. great Festival appointed for the month of
May is necessarily postponed nail the absence of
the Grand Army is no linger requisite. , We think,'
however,. that this delay cannot well continue longer
than siK-weeks.—Olaniteur).

L it Meets With from an. ranifi N\l4o • bdte been lfbrttt-
nate enough to.lave recourse .to it: It is peculiarly
I efficacious in all inward wastingt, loss of appetite,
indigestioh, depression of spirits, trembling shak-
ing Of the hands or, limbs, obstinate coughs, short:
ness of breath, consumptive, 'habits, &-c &c. At
this season of the year, Dr.' Solomon's Medicines are
highly useful to the valetudinarian ; but caution. is
I necessary to:guard against counterfeits, by observing
the words, " Sarni. Solomon, Liyerpool,' engraved

on the stamp affixed to each Bottle, without which
it eannot,be genuine, - Sold at t O's.- Bd. Of four in
one 835.-Bottle:(whial saves gs.), by MatheWs and
Leigh, No. 18, Strand, and by the principal. Medi-
cine Venders. in thetinited Kingdom. Dr Solomon,
when - consulted, exile; s his 'Usual fee of-Half:a-
Guinea. Snell letter should„for safety,.-be
retied, " Moller letter; Dr. Solomon, Gilead,-House,
near Liverpool. '

„ .
•
CAPITAL irCVNN HOUSE, STRATFORD-PLACE.
TO PE SOLD BV Aperioiv,.
By Mr. WHITE,
On the Premises, on Vy'dilesday, May 2z, inst. at One

0' Clock,

A Noble, Spapiont Lind Elegant
.
LA. the Property and Residenceof Sir G LOH. ONGE,
- Bart. most desirablv,situate So. 4, the centre' House on the
East Side of STRA."I.:V.(I E, Oxfurd.s,: t The
•P remises comprise: an uncommonly substantial and well-
built Edifice, .finished in a truly excellent masuier,' On whiCh.
no exuence has been spared to render it in every rclpeo). a
complete Residence tor a Family of 'Distinetion • on the
Principal Floor is a Suite of four well-proportiondßopr-,a ;
the Domestic A partments a re coin modious and Well arranged.;
Double Staircase, and all convenient Offices; Held by
Lease under tke City of London, renewable for ever, at a
small Ground Rent.
Tv be viewed, •and Particulars • had-, ten days previout to•
-the Sale ;: also at GairakNay's ; and of Mr. White; Storey's
Gate, Westminsrer. _ . ' - -

N:ls. At thO same time will be Sold the Household Fur-

nizure,
London, England, 1806-05-13

Mr. WiLßEßiioncE would nOt hive,given so much.
. of his time to the former Committee had he.r,iot
derstood that ciovL'rnmetiowni'ticbe,-giii4ett by its
statement;. thought thei);„ anddicr still, that. thz,
wasA bard case., ,and that the YeliiionersAladnciaim,
if not on the stri& jugtice,' at 'least oti the literality.
of Parliament. . . - - '•

Afr, ROSE did not mean to-say that nothing -otigl4
to be given. ,

_ . .
Mr. SMITH replied, and stated that,. if the affair
was to be postponed, he would Tfefer Friday, it
being understood that it-was then-positively to come
on; .It ivasaccordingly fixed for Friday. .• .
London, England, 1806-05-13

. 'A
CAUTION TO rt\MILI ES..
THE &Teat ReptitAiah which Mr.- 13,URGESS •
has gained by the superior Excellence of his ESS ENCE
of ANCHOVIES' for I' I.S -SAUCE.• hi induced many •
Persons to give the salt fe -Name„,to an Article entirely- dit-
fercnt:
OHN BURG•ESS and SUN think-it a duty they owe the
Public, to caution them against such I mpsitions, as several
People travel the Empire,Oaring-Shopkeepeis. &c. an ex-
tra large profit to vend the spurious.kind : they are parti,
cularly requested to,aSk, for BußGass-'s, and t.) observe none
.genuing but what have these words upon the Label
" Cohn Burgess and Son's Original and. Superior Lssencp
of
Anchovies."
Warehouse, No. to-%, Strand, corner
or the S%ivoy London

SARDINIAS.

'PHIS delicior.s Fish affords one of. ihe,finest.lte-
A li sties kilt, .vn (Hieltson's prepared And7vies- for Sand-
wiches excepted) : th 4 are cured -dry, and. will keep a long
time. Sold at Hickt,on's, t 7 Strand, iit'Box-es tcs, (d. or
Kegs 215. each. (Potted and Stewed Lainpreys, Shrimps,.
and Lampertis; the best Hams, Tougnes, Outch Herrings,
atiA BLef,, Cod Sciunds, Snitiked Salinno, Chap,
zigar, and Ripe Stilton Cheese., Sauces, riciaes, Essoin;.e
I.qichovies, Olives, Soy, -Klan, Capers,- Maecaroni, Venni-
Leni, Vinegars, Mustard, - Spices. 011sy....Portable Soups,
?reserved Ginger, Sweetmeats; and every Article in the
lean and Oil Business.

NOVELTIES IN DRESS.
T ROBINSON begs leave to acquaint the La-
dies, that in addition. to his extensive, Stock of
Pashionable'ArtiJes of Dress, he has brouint out, for the.
present Season, an erKire new Article for morning wear, called
BANDANA GARMENTS ; and also aiiother of a. most
'elegant' description tar evening wear, called FIGURED.
LusTßvs ; he mauufaeltires each in a variety of colours
and devices, and both have been pronounced. by Ladies
of
Distinction the most tasteful things that have appeared for
Many seasons.
• N. B. Robinson manufactures all the other as w articles in
tint and worsted, the Imperial Lustres, Italian Sarsnets,
t old and Silver IMperial . and the Sarsnet •Carnbrics,,
both in colours and black, of the quality and perfection WhiCh
he has had the honour to make . for the Royal Family and
Most Ladies of rank and fashion.
No. is, ilenrietta-street, COvent-Garden.

WI ON's DAFFI"S' E.LI IR. Dr;
13rodurn'4 Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial. Sold
as usual at the O-riginal Warehouse, Salisbury .square. This
being the sea6on wirm tile human frame is most vulnerable to.
the artaas tit: acute tli,eac., renders the above excellent Me-
dit;hlzs irup.ortant, indeed sgstrongly are they recom-
mended by number', .ut the first Nobility and- Gentfy, that
one or other of them may be considered a grand specitiz
ar
passport to health 'and happiness; the unparalled cures pc,-
• lormed would till volumes bet a i-gentle in their operation as
- nut ti) ruffle Most ticiicate constitution):
The l'ainphiet to be had gratis at the !louse, in which nut
only their t- flieaey is displayed; but the nuiversallecommenda-
iiuu ut Medial
London, England, 1806-05-13

To THOMAS TAY. LU,Lt,
No. (j, New ' tract, London.

Sir„

T CONSIDER it but an ail Of'justice' due'to traf--
1,.. Merits of 'your LEAK V.'s PAT ENT ni,Ls, to com-
municate to you the following Cure,which has recently, been
performed •by them = An- Acquaintance. of
breaking of ati • Venereal 'coMplaiut {at tou,:ed- by s
Cornplieation'of disorders arising therefroM),
most to a skeleton; and although he had the best medic."(
advice which could ontained, and tried yof Parent
`Medicines, nothip4 could
.be procur,.:,l which sezm'ed to suit
his case, or to do hint any serviee!: he remained hi a most re-
duced and iiitiable-situation for two .years, unab!c to .101 :titv
his prolesstun, and scarcely able,to-wall: or. even to stand Ns
'his legi;.•,;,c no one who knew him ever supposed it pos_
sibic for to. recover, lie was•ai.:vi'.:ui at last to.;:cy 1043 f
Leake's did so, adhering Strialy to
,the diredions
given with them. He had not taken more than two boxes be-
fore he found an alteration tbr,,the better: this'encouraged
him to proceed, ani; by taking a kw boxes more he found
his apPetite•and strength gradually •refurn, and is now as
bealni and stout, as any 'nun I 'know You arc welcome,
air, to icier any person to foe fora confirmation of, the abwre
• account if it should be doubted.

am, Sir, your obedient humble servant,
• Library, Voiltstone.• " THOS. PAJRDAY.
Prepared and Sold by the-Sole Proprietor,
THOS. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
London,at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street ;
•Where, alter a constant residence of more than Forty Years,
-in practiee particularly direded to the Core of Vene-
real Complaints, and 0.04: incidental to the Parts of
Generation M both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy
which Men of his Profession should alwiws observe, he
Batters himself; the advice and assistance he gratuitous-
ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will he-
esteemed by a,diseerning Public, as an advantage seldom
to be obtained; and void of arnbiguity.
Also sold, by:his- Appointment, for the convenience of-
.those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35' St, Al-
ban's-street, P.:II Mall ; the Thyshu, No. 103, Oxford-
street ; Disborough's, No.. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr.
Baxter's, Scutt-1,6E1(4;e, Edinburgh • M r.. I >tinald's,.G las-
; Mr. Callwell's, ; Mr. 13illing,e's, Liverpool;
Atk inson's,.-Manellester ; and by one Persott in every
considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes.
of only as. gd... each, sealed up.with-full and plain direc-
tions, whereby persons of either. sex may cure .theirtaives
with ease, speed,. secrecy, and afety..-
N. li.Every Box sold in Great Biiitain is sealed tip with
a stamp, on bv favour ail-1e Commissioners, i,s print-
ed, at the Stamp-oUica "T. Taylor, No. g, New hridge,
street.," to imitate which isrl'elon.y, and all others are coin.-
tetfeits.
London, England, 1806-05-13

W here miy;,b

Ail Examination •bt:111c.- BritlShlJoaiine which subjeas to
Capture a Neutral Iratle not. open in time,of Peace, price ss.

This Day tvas published,
In Two VOlunat.s Oelavn,.price r6s'. in boards,
The-Filth Edition of

SE R M 0-N S on DIFF.ETIENT SUJUECTS.
lay-the Rev, 101-IN 1-IEWI,uTT,
Morning Preacher at the Foundling hospital, and Le•lturcr
of the U-nited Parishes of St. Vcdast- Foster and St. Mi-
-chael Le-Queen.
I'rinted'forl. lohnson. and F C • and .Rivington, St. Paul's
Church-yard ; Nlawman, in the P.oult rv.
Vv—htre may he had, by the same Author.
The Duty of Repenonec, a Senton,.price Es. _
London, England, 1806-07-28

IItiSisRIJCTION.

AT a SCHOOL, a few miles from London, a
limited Number of,PUPI LS. are admitted, for Thirty-
five Guineas per' annum. and Two Guineas Entrance, in-
cluding every charge for Board, Washing, Tuition, and Books
of all kinds.

Specimens of Writing, Arithinetic, Mathematies,:cloolc-
keeping Drawing, ice. will' be produced' at the Seminary;
and as,ocitlar demonstration is „generally the most-satisla6-
tally:any Parent ,or Ward may be gratified by addre4Sing
1/. W: to be left at the lUinbow Cotreee-house, Candid',
which will have dOe-attentiun.

Any one applying in favour of Youths from the East..or
West Indies, will be expeaed to deposit a reasonable Sum of
/loney in the Tiltor'sliands, or procure 'som6-Tesponsible
Person in London to guarantee the Payment, of the Bills
1-lall-yearly.—Such as reinain‘ the Vacation to pay extra in
proportion tithe time.
London, England, 1806-07-28

E 4
•

Just Imported and published,
In Quarto' price ii. t is. 6d. the Eighth Volume of
ASIATIC RESEARCHES :_.or Transa&ions of
the Society instituted in. Bengal for inquiring into the
-History and,Antiquiries, the Arts, Sciencesi'and Literature of
Asia.

Calcutta : Printed at the HonOurable Company's Press;
and sold by T. Cadell and VI. Davies, Strand, London.
Of l!lacnn may be had, some of the preceding Volumes.

On Monday the t4th inst. was published,
ALETTER addressed to Mrs. Li ERBERT,
in answer to -a Complaint that her PeelingS have been
hurt by the mention of lier.N..me in the Review of the Con_
`duet of the PRINCE of WALES ; with Observations on
the influence of Example, &c. &c. &c.
NATHANIELBy
.1 EF F lINS, late M. P. for the City

- of Coventry.
To be had at No. zo, Pall-Mall, price Is.

This Day was published,
By the Society of Antiquaries of London, price TWO Guineas,
illustrated with forrv-eight Copper-plate Engravings,
THE. Fifteenth Volume of ARCHAEOLOGIA.
To be delivered to the, Mem bers'at the SoCiety's Apart-
ments in Somerset Place; and sold by Nessrs. Bickerstalf,
White;" Norna'i.rille and Fell, Nicol, Leigh and Sotheby,
Cadell and Davies, Egerton, and Taylor.
London, England, 1806-07-28

-PICTUAI,LING-OFFICE,

yttry 25, i 806..
A. _
HE COirMISSIONESfoi VICTUALLING
His MA yEST Y's NAVY do hereby give Mace, Thde
on Thursday, the 7:b of August next, a! Eleven olCleCk prech.dy;
in the Forenoon, they will be ready to sell, it,; the higijest Bidder; at
His Majesty's Vie7ualling Premises, at Deptford, sundry Lots
.cf
the
_Pawing Provisions' and' ViCualling Stores,- viz.

Bread, Bread Dust; Bakehouse Sweepings, Damaged Meal,
Flour, Flour Sweepings, Riee, Raisins, Pease, Pease
Screenings, boll, Oatmeal, Oatmeal Svieepings, Bags and
Rags, Butter, Grease, Slush, and Scrapings, Cheese, Sugar,
Beef, Suet, Pork, New Boards, Doublet and Slab l'lnds,
Staves of various descriptions; Wine Pipe, Brandy Piece,
'Wine Hogshead, and Foreign Heads, Tight and Dry Head-
ing (D'ble Pieces) Wine Pipe atid, Brandy Pieces; Wine
hogsheads, I ron Hoops broken and bent, *ad WOrntalt
Coopers' Tools.

ling in His Majuty's Vißuaking Premises, at Dep:l;rd.
A pepesitof 251. per Cent. is to he made upon the am:tent of cacti
Lot at the tiMe-of Sale : and if the ,emainder of the .11-cmy be not
paid, and the Particulars fakir: itray, within twenty svoYking
days afterwards, the Deposit will he fd,rf:itral, and the toods
remain the property of the Crown. •
The other Conditions may he seen, and prin:ed Catallyes may be
had,
,at, the Secretary'.f.

`.17 the Cheapest ;;acid Best Hosiery Warehouse,
EXin tli&Kingdatn, between Caslie and Old Round COUrt,
nearly opposite York-buildings, No. 434, Strand, the greatest
Bargains are now selling ; consisting of Men's brown Cotton
for Boots, at only is. 6d. per pair, worth as. 6d.'; Women's
stout Cotton is. 6d.. worth as. ; fine as. yd; extra su-
pet 3s, yd. worth ss. ; stout black and white Siik6s. 3d.
with laced .clocks 7s. 6d. ; extra good .itis: 6d: A variety
of Patent Angola Hose, warranted not to shrink, from as. yd.
to the • best quality ; stout worsted is. ;• tine as. ; supe.r.
fine 35. 6d. ; Silk Mitts'as. 6d. ; a curious Article in square
Net Mitts ; also Ladies' new-invented-Lace SleeVes, calcu-
lated to gtve ease and elegance - Men's Cotton Drawers 35.6 d.
with every other Article/in the Hosiery Line that can pos-
sibly be niade,up to the very best quality, wholesale and tot
exportation.--LStockings made toany Pattern.
London, England, 1806-07-28

THIRTY POUNDS REWARD.

WHEREAS PHILLIP MATSELL, alias Fre-
derick- Drake, alias William Stevenson; alias. the
Frenchman, WILLIAM OLLICK, and JOSEPH !IN-
NINGS, stand charged with having on the night of Tues-
day the Bth day of July, Maliciously shot at and wounded
one Robert Twyford, a Watchman, while on his duty in the
Streets of Birmingham ; Matsell, who is believed to be the
adtual Person that shot the. Watchman, has been tracectto
London, and has from thence escaped with a tall young Wo-
man, named Catherine Pedley, a well known' character in
Birmingham : Whoever will apprehend either of the above
named Men,, and lodge then) in any of His Majesty's. Gaols,
shall receive Ten Pounds for each, by applying to John
Sumnei, Prison-keeper,. Biriningharn.
Matsell is a Nati* of Yarrnouth, Thirty-seven Years of
Age, Five Feet Nine Inchei high, slender made; Scar on his
left Cheek, a large Lump.on the left side of his Neck, and
generally wears a green Shade over his Eyes.

tII,SEASES -of the URETHRA, and Certain COM-
PLAINTS.
•AS Sole Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated
MEDICATED EIOUGIES and REMEDIES,,Mr
DUFOUR informs the Public, that he may, as usual, be
consulted daily • from nine to three, at his House, No. 54,
Filth-street, Soho, on Cases of Strideres, Obstrudions-
Cleets,&c. &c. as well as Debility, andever a Disorder where
secrecy is so essential a requisite, that Mr. D. ;las provided a
spacious •House;f: hat every,Patient.may be introduced in a
separate Apartment. Mr. D. has for many years confined
himself to that department of Surgery, and from extensive
Pradice, and the most flattering success, he is enabled to
ofFer a method of Cnre, mild, efficacious, requiring, tie con-
finement or restraint in diet,. and preventing tile possibility
Dia relapie. Persons in the Country stating their vases fully
in a Letter, enclosing a or 21. Note, will have proper
remedies sent to the amount.
For tie various symptoms, &c. see Mr. Dnfnur's Treatise
.en the above Complaints, . 6d. the sth edition.
London, England, 1806-07-28

AG.LTUCULTUI3,4
.MEET

, .
-• Mr. FAlTWtft,L's AgrictiitutaLMeettnA3
at•Barmoor-Castle, in Northtimberland;trok place
on Monday • the slth. ult, 'which was atterided by.
Warardslof 'five hUndred Gentlemen and Agrieill-t
tural Amateurs. r.. • , •• •

;• At eleven' o'clock nine Candidtes started f'ox' the
Ploughing Match, which was (g.ained by a servant o
4.1
r. Jbib. YouNGHUSBAND, of ElWidk the second'
best by a servant'of Mr. BATTERS, t tenant of MS
SIT,WELL.

:The company then returned to,the Fatni-j'ardif
where they ihspe6ted the fat sheep, bulls; Szc. she'vhi
for the premiums ; some two-year old bullocks; tb
property of Mr. Vhs. WATsoN, of liVarren-home;
as extra stock ; also a fat wether, bred by Mr.
MONS, which were much admired.

After which Mr. SrrwELL-showed twenty4wo
Leicester tuis, whose weight of wool exceeded
that of any former year; one of which weighed
-Qoz, ; a three-year old Leicester re
markably fine Suffolk stallion, and three pigs, 13'
months old, the heaviest Qs stone 5 pounds. Various
implements. of husbandry were exhibited ; particu
lady a new turnip-cutter, and a turnip-drill, invented
by Mr.Jos.aku LOWBEY, Steward to JOHN PCJIWYCE,
Esq. cif Ayton. At four O'clock one hundred-
and eighty, people sat down to dinner in a' rooiti
built since the last Meeting, at the Farm, and .many
were obliged to go away for. Want of af.boinniodatii3n.
Messr's. thiLti:Y,'MASQNr; NESBIT, and Bontris, the
Judges, then decided the Preniituns

• For best pettbf fat Wailers-, to 'Mr. lames Pinkerton,
silVer cup.
Pbr the best 'Bull, to Mr. Mills, of Hotwell, a silver
cup. .
for the best linplerrient of husbandry to Mr. Joseph ,
Lowrey, a silver cup. •
To the best Ploughman, five guineas.
To the second bests two guineas.,, • ,
For the Pigs no claimant.
Mr. SitwELL's health was. drank with three times
.three, ~and the evenipg: concluded witb every boly -
expressing their approbation of the busineso of the,
•

.
Mr. SITWELL has made a 'match with Mr. ATE:-•
HAM, of Houghton, in the county of Durham, to
chew five gemmers, (alias ihtwiing ewes)-two year,,
for 100 guineas each year, P. P.—To show at Sir
HENRY VANETEMPEST'S Meeting in 1807; at Bar-
moor Meeting, 1808.
London, England, 1806-07-28

LINCOLNSHIRE.

VALUABLE ESTATE, in RICH FEEDING LAND,
near SPALDING and BOSTON.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By PETER CORE;
At Garraway's Cotfee-house, Change-alley, London, on
• Thursday the r4th of August, at Twelve o'Clock, in One
Lot, unless previously disposed of'by Private Confrad,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE of rich
F,EEDING LAND, In the Parishestof Whaplocie and
Holbeach, eight Miles from Spalding, twelve from Boston,
four from Holbeach, twelve from WisbeaCh, all good Market
Towns; and one hundred Miles from London ; consisting of
the Manor, or reputed Manor, of Littleb2ny, with sundry
Farms, in a Ring-fence; Lett on short Leaset, which expire
at Lady-day, 1808; at present low Rents; amounting to 20571.
es. 6d. per annum, mi.: greatly improvable. The Land-tax
is redeemed; the Roads are good; the. Estate is in a dry
Country; not liable "to Floods, near a navigable River, which
commq,kicAtes, at a short distance, with the German Ocean.
To be viewed by leave.ot 'the Tenants, on application to
MeSsts. Foster and Bonner' Spalding, whO will skew the
Estate; of whont printed Particulars may he had ; as well
as of Messrs. 'Nicholson and Upton. and of Mr. jonathan
.Teale, of Leeds; of Messrs. Foster, Cooke, and Frere, Lin-
coin's-Inn, 'London ; of Mr. Peter CoXe, 33, Throginorton-
street, with all of.; whom Plans of the Estates may be seen.
Particulars may be also had at Lloyd's and Garraway's.
London, England, 1806-07-28

BIDEFORD. DEVON.

_ .
VALUABLE RECTORY, with PARSONAGE HOUSE,
and EIFTY-FLVE' ACRES of GLEBE.

• TO BE SOLD \BY AUCTION,
By PETER COXE, •
At Carraway's, on Thursday ther".4th of August, at Twelve,
rHE NEXT PRESENTATION to the VALU-
ABLE RECTORY of BIDEFORD, producing a
present Incothe of 5631. per Annum, at a yearly Composition
in lieu of Ty thes, taken at the very moderate Rent cit '2s. in -
the Potted, including the. Rent' of the Glebe and Surplice
Fees, but is presumed the Rectory is. highly improvable;
the present Incumbent is aged 76. The Parsonage is beauti-
fully situate, with Lawn, Gardens, and Plantations; coin-
mands extensive Views of the River Torridge and neighbour-
ing Country; contains a Drawing-room, Dining-parlour, and
" Study, eight Bedchambers, convenient Offices of every de-
scription, Coach-house, and two Stables. The Glebe con-
sists of• Fifty-five Acres of rich Arable and Pasture Land.--
Bidefordis- a pleasant Sea Port and good Market Town, a few
Miles distant from Barnstaple and Torrington,' the Neigh-
bourhood genteel and social, the Roads good, ;and the Coun-
try singularly pleasant. The present Redor, the Reverend
Richard Keats, on application, will shew the Parsonage and

Particulars' may be had one molth preceding the Sale, at
the Pope's Head, Plymouth; the GoldensLion, Barnstaple;
the New London Inn, Exeter; the New Inn, Bideford; of
Mr. P. Coxe, No. 33, ThroginortOn.street ; and at Lloyd's
and Garraway's.
London, England, 1806-07-28

SUPERIOR WINES

SFENCER and PERKINS, 'No. 115,' Newgate-
street, Importers of Wine for up waids m forty "years,
sixteen or which they have adopted that admirable Mode of
meliorating it in large Vats Of 3 and 4000 Gallons contents,
as is practised in Germany and other Places abroad; by which
their Whits are so improved in Flavour, and their Cordial.
Qualities retain&l, that they arc not only a delicious Liquor
to the Palate, but gratOlil to the Stomachs of Nervous Ha-
bits, and the Aged anti Infirm. Their Stock of Old Port,
Madeira, Bucella, &c. is of 15,0001. value, by which they
are enabled to keep Wine to great ages; both in Cask and
Bottle. They also keep a large Stock a Cogniac Brandy,
Pine and Jamaica Rum, and Last.lndia Orange Shrub, the
oldest in London treated in the same manner in Vats, which,
with their Wines, they sell on the niost,moderate Terms,
for Ready-money.
Not less than a Dozen sent to any part of the Town free of
E x pence. .
London, England, 1806-07-17

4141 t R 1k

Yesterday, at' St. , George's, Hanover-square,• the Rer.
lohn Briggs, Reelor of Little Burstead, Essex, and late Fel-
low of King's College. Cambridge, to,Miss Isabella Ekins,
second daughter of the I.,te bean of Carlisle.
Lately, at Newchurch, in the Isle of Wight, Mr. I. N.
Robinson, of Portsmouth; Merchant, to Miss M. Butcher,
of Gosport.

PRICE 0

.Bank Stock, 212
Navy..;. per Cent. 9472 3
5 per Cent. 1797,
Irish 5 per Cent.
4 per Cent. St al
3 per Cent. Red 6z
1 per Cent, Con 62 4- 6214-
B:int: Ann. 17i L3-ieths
Ditto Short Ann.
London, England, 1806-07-17

FOOT RACE.

THE long depending foot race between Abraham
Wood and Jonathan was decided on' Monday
last. The diltance was five rounds of the Doncaster

Race Course, being nine miles 560 yards. - The
Candidates were both from the neighb6urhood of
Rochdale, Lancashire, both -men of great renown
in pedestrian feats. Wood is about two inches
taller than his antagonist, and the stronger and
weightier man. They started 'precisely at (me
'o'clock, at-and previous to which time the bets ran
6 to 4, 7 to 4, and even 2 to -1 in favour of. Wood.'

In running the first round Wood was rather a-
head of his competitor.' It was peiforibed in nine
minutes thirty. seconds.
. The advantage which Wood had in the first, he
continued to keep in the second round, until they-
came within about twenty yards of the winning-post;
when Pollit passed him,'and kept a distance ofabout
ten yardS a-head, for about the space of three'seconds
of time. Bets became now, fot= a few seconds,
even. • This round was performed in ten minutes
, thirty seconds.
In running the third round, Wood improved his
• advantage, and continued to increase the distance
between. him and his adversary ; arid, in Coming in;
was 200 yards a-head. Bets were now 6 to 1 in fa-
vour of Wood. This round was run in ten minutes
eight seconds. •
In the fourth round, Wood maintained his adVan-
tage with little variation, and came in about -200 •
yards a•head. This round was run in ten minutes.
Wood still continued Uniformly a-head, at the ,
same distance, during the fifth round. It was per- •
formed in ten minutes eighteen seconds.- He ran
the whole of the ground in fifty minutes forty-eight
seconds. Pollit continued to run until he completed
the distance, which he performed in fifty-one mi-
nutes forty seconds.
This race excited extraordinary interest and •cu,
riosity. The concourse of speEtators was immense,
including all the amateurs of Yorkshire, and a great
number of people from Lancashire, of which the pe-
destrian heroes are natives. Many Lancashire
witches were also present. It was one of the finest
races ever run, both men being game, and having
exerted every nerve in the contest. It was allowed
by all the cognoscenti that they did their best. The
amateurs offered to back Wood front two miles to
ten agairtst any man.

Brighton Races commence on the 251 h inst. and
'on the day previous Mr. Mr.wsin's. Sanch,o is
matched to run four miles at Lewes, against Lord
DARLINGTON'S Pavilion for 2000 guineas. The same
horses afterwards run . a mile of Brighton- for the
same sum; and in the' following Meeting at Lewes,
Sancho is etigag-od «•ith Haphazard (belonging to
the Prince of WALES), for. 1000 guinea's.

,LONDON: by RICHARD HARRIS, 01 No. 4, Mallvt..c.ourt, [low-street; and PJblished W ILtAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, at South Moho:
At the St/ N.OFFIcE, No., 11T,, Strand ; w:/ere Ath'kriiinnenis Orders for the Paper, Letters for the Editor, ticc.-(tiost•puld),

u. trect, Grosvenor-squafe
tr4uf.:t bt addressed.
London, England, 1806-07-17

THUR SDA Y, JULY 17 , 1806.

'On Monday the 14th inst. was published,

. • •
A LET,TER.adclressed to Mrs. FITZHERBERT,
„Li. in- answei to a Complaint that her Feelings have been
hurt by the mention of her Name in the Review of the Con-
duet of the PRINCE of WALES; with Observations on
the influence of Eiample, &c. &c. &c.
• By NATHANIELJEVFERYS, late M. P. for the City
of Coventry.
To be had at No. zo, Pall-Mall, price rs.
London, England, 1806-07-17

114. „fr
0

TREASURY. OFFICE, TOWER,
.74, 27, iSo6.
•
T T appearing that sfeeral Debentures signed by the
Right Hon. and Hon. Board of Ordnance, for the last two
Quarters ending the 3 ut
_December, 28b5; have not heels presented
for Payment, I have therefo-re particularly tto request tie I avour
of those Persons bolding such ..Dehenturesrmay forthwith transmit
them to this Office, in order that the same may be immediately di:-
chat-gal.
I .4LEXANDAR DAPISON,
. -Treasurer of the Ordnance.

TREASURY OFFICE, TOWER,.
.74 17, iSo6.
OTICE .is erely Given to ContraCiors serving
IN His 111,1jesty's Ordnance with,;ores, that their to the
Istitilarch I..st, will
.be in course of payment this anti the pi/ow-
ing v—Moneyf.or that purposewill ibis eay be issued to me.
ALEXANDER DAVISON.
Treasurer of the Ordnance.;

. VICTUALLING-OFFICE,'
June- to, iB:6.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTY') NAVY .do hereby give Notice, That
on Tuesday the xd of Sep/ember next they will be ready to receive
Tenders, in writing. ( sealed up),•and treat for the supplying of
what VRESH BEET, SEA PROVISIONS, and WINE,
shall be demanded for the Use of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels
at Lisbon, for- the space of T.icelve Months certain, and 'mi./her
until Six .11nnths weaning shall be given ; to'be paid for 6y Bills,
payable, with Interest, ninety days after date.
The Conditions of Contrafis m. 9) be seen at the'Secretag's
Office, at thissOilice ; _or 6y applying to His llritannic Majesy,'s
Consul, an Lisbon.

No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Board be/ore One o'clock on jhe said Tuesday, the 2d of
September next, nor unless the Person wbc makes the Trader, or
Tome Person on his behalf, attends, t 9 anwer, when called for,
London, England, 1806-07-10

BIRTHS

On Tuesday last, at his...house in Lower Guildford-street,
the witeof Mr._
•'.(izvard Warren, olall. •

MARRIAD

On Monday last, Henry Dunster, of the Boroukti of South..
wark, and Innv.,Terriple, Solicitor, to 'Miss Mary Evans,
second daughter of johu Evans; .liSq.l of Hertford, Herts. _
On Tuzsday, at St. Mark, Lambeth, Mr. Edward Beau;
moil Venn, son of F..venn, Esq. of Camberwell, Miss
Harriet C reen, third daughter of Francis G reel', Esq. of the
same village.
London, England, 1806-07-10

DUBLIN SOCIETY.

The patriotic countenance and encouragement of
the Dublin Society, operating with the salutary pro-,
te6tion of, the Legislature, in: favour of the cultiva-
tion of timber trees in.this kingdom, have had con-'
jointly very important efts in promoting this great
national object, and We look , forward with pleasure
to the future good consequences.—At a meeting on
the 26th ult. the Dublin Sbciety sanctioned the
following claims, after having been previously eita•
mined and admitted by a Committtee of their body.
To the Right Hon. Lord Cahir, for planting, in
the county of Tipperary, 36 A. with timber trees.
144 L-Right Hon. Lo`rd Henry Petty, 10 A. in, the
county of Kerry, 401.7—H, A. Herbert, Esq. 12 A. •
in the same county, 481,,---and the Marquis of Sligo,
county of Mayo, t 7 A. 681.-=-Securities-have passed
to the Society to keep. up those plantations for 15
,years.—Premiums, at the rate of 31. an acre, for
planting oak,and larch trees, .the claimants entering
into similar engagement's with
.those above-mention-
ed, were adj udged as follow:—.To Thomas M'Carthy,
Esq. for 6 A. planted in the county of 181.
The Right
.Hon. Lord Wicklow, 5 A. county Of
Wicklow, 151.-'---Rev. ./Tames Sy,mes, same county,
same. number of acres, same premium.—Mrs. Sdphia
Pollard; WeStmeatli, 4A. 121. "

Premiums for rearing from iriih seed, sown be,
tween the Ist of January, 1805, and the t st of May,
fBO6, Scotch fir or latch, the seedlings transplanted
in the spring, were adjudged to the following claim-
ants, viz. to Tfromas McCarthy., Esq. for 300,000
seedlings, 551.1.05. Lord Cahir, for 170,000, 251.105.
Under the auspices of the Society, several persons
are at wesent engaged in making statistical surveys
of different Counties, a measure from which many
important communications are to be expeded.

That manyspersons have found great benefit who
have,unfortunately, pursued a dangerous pra6tice in
their youth, in unguardedly giving way to that crime
which- brought on the divine vengeance, is incon-
;testibly illUstrated by, the matchless and unprece-
dented sale of "Solombn's Guide to Health.;".abobk
which of all oilier's in the medical line is so univer-
sally necessary to be used. and treasured up by young
and old hi every family, that the increasing demand
for it cannot be wondered at, when it is considered.
that, as a faithful Guide either to male or female,
it has not its equal in the whole world.—Price 3s.
only. -

PRICE 0

YISTE

Bank Stock, 2lri
Navy per Cent. 93' 94
5 per cent. 1797,
lush 5 per Cent.
4 per .Cent. 80i
per Cent. Red. 62k
per Cent Con 6 i
Bank T.. Ann. i 7
.t
Ditto Short

• • •
I.O2•IIJUN : i'rinteci by RICHARD BARRIS, of No;4, Marilztt:aourt, Low-street; and VabCsbect by WiLLIA!,./ A.MIOZR SCatres, of South Nilnlton-str.:lL, qtl
At the SUN.OFFICE, No. 1 Stiapd ; /Ickes fis,ments Orders for the Paper, Letters for the Ediior, &c. (.00st-paid); 'past be addressee. .
London, England, 1806-07-10

STOCKS

RDAY. .
Indi4 Stock,
India Bonds, is. 2S. dis.
New Ann.
E:ccii. Bilis, rs. dis. as. pr.
OnPlium; 5
Imperial 3 per Cent. 61-}
Dittg Ann.-8 9.l6ths
Cons. for 24th July, 63 62i
63 Ut 63

s trip !vs.

tOOLE, JULY j.

Arrived-the Dart, Harland, and Active, Williams, from
Prirfsiii(i'uth;n Bicssink, from London ; New dope,
Manelawa, from* Southampton ; Princess Royal, Moorei
from RoChester ; and:j'ac)b, lerii,-from Exeter. -
Sailed-: the Aiin,.l34rtlett. for Liverpool ; Lark, Splia
rier, for Portsmouth; and Minerva, Lander, for London.

GRAyisSEND, JULY

Passed, by,—the Niinetva, Love, from the . RiVer Plata;
-aid AlexLllldtla, from New-Yo: k...
Sailed—the Wanderer,. Has Well, for Charlestown; and
Fortuna, Doom, tor, \Patel!. -
London, England, 1806-07-10

gADRAS COURIER, JAN..I, 180 G.

. . ,
Yesterday 'arrived the Brig Johanna, from tanr..
goon, which she left on the lgtla ult. By this arri-
val
,we have the pleasing information of the release,
of the British SubjeEts detained by the Burmah Go- '
vernment; the restoratiop of their property, and a
continuation of the liberty of trade and commerce
as heretofore enjoyed: The Betsey 'French Tiiva-
teer had put.to sea.• , ,
London, England, 1806-07-10

NA t' A L NEW S.

PLYMOUTII, JULY lastevening.
Majesty's Sliip Princess Royal, di 93 CT.II Capt.
REYNOLDS, to relieve fEsMajesty's Ship Vimperw,
now off RochefOrt. .

• • •3.
Arrived -the American., Brig Aurora', Tiro4is
WHITILAK Master, from Boston, bound to St. Seba'S-
tianss, laden with fish and oil; detained by His Ma-
jesty's Ship La Loire; the AniercawSliip Susannah,
J. , G 111.135 ._Master, from. the flavannah,".bOund to
London, laden with sugar, detained the 4th instant
by His Majesty's Ship Virginia the Danish Ship
Nord Stern, from Cette, bound to Bremen, laden
with wine, detained by .the. Lion Privateer 'the
Turkish Polacre San Nicholas, NICIIOLAS •DE
JOILANNE MuptoTE Master, from Smyrna, bound
to -Amsterdam; laden with cotton and drugs, detained
by the Lion
.Privateer.

FA LIK OUT II) JULY 7.—Arrived His Majesty's
Ship Venus, with the outward-bound West ,Judia
fleet from Plymouth.

Put back the outward-bound Lisbon and Oporto
Fleets, ,under Convoy of the Lively Frigate, ilaverz
Sloop of War; and camel Store Ship; also arrived
the Pelter Gun-brig, frotu Plyruouth; Duke of York
Cutter, from a cruise; Sisters, 114., from Swan-
3ea ; John and. Grace, NORTON,' and Betsey, HA 1-
TRICK, from Cork; Three BrotkerS,' WE. ;i•-e; :et,
and Bacchus, BUTTE,RFILD, from Newport.

PORTS:WM-ITU, JULY 9,-7- Sailed' the Donnagq/,.
of 80 guns, Captain MALCOLM, for Plymouth ; the
,Zetra Bomb, Captain WHINYATES, for the Downs ;
Prospero Bomb, Capt. STUPART, and Hardy Gun-
brig, Lieut. PERIMITAU, on a Cruize ; and Adelaide,
GEREDES, for Kuyphausen,

DOVER, JULY g.--Passed by for London, the
Galen, HINCKLEY, from Boston ; and the Science,
HOWARD, from New-York,—Lord BOLINGBROKE
end HARRY GREEN, Esq. landed fru' m the latter. Ship,

DEAL; JULY 9.—Saild the Archer Gun-brig on
a Cruize. Arrived the Mi.:.r'Gun7brig from a
Cruiie ; and the Humber Armed Ship, With a Con-
voy, from Falmouth, which are sailed forstlie River.

SUEEi JULY 9.—Arrived the ilrgo, of 4
guns, from the River.

Passed by the Pretv.yante Store-31141 for
powns. .

. . •
Sailed from the Nore this morning the F4lcon
Sloop of War, with, •fhe tradei under Convoy for
Tonuingen, :with a light breeze at West; also the
Tigress for the Downs.
A Cohvoy is appointed to sail for the Ba:tic on the
15th lust.
London, England, 1806-12-06

MARRIED,

•
Wednestiay last, at Larnheth. Church, Capfain I-Tast-
ings Dare, of the Hen. East-India CoMnany!S Services to
Miss Paterson, daughter of Lieutein,nt-Colonel Paterson,
Assistant Quarter-master General of His Ma:-_•sty's Forces..
£)n Thursday, Matthew Wigg:iis,*.Esq. of Krug's Lan4:
ley, Hertfordshire, to Miss Morris, niece of Richard Carter,
Esq. of IM:et, in. Surrey.
The same • day, lames Collius, Esq. to Miss Chariot)*
King, both-of isedtord--square,
Lately, at Langley, near Chiripenliam, Wit.
liar: Gilbert Hawkins, Esq. of the Royal Marines, to Miss
Sarah Ashe, daug,liter of-the Rev. Sainuel Ashe, Retioi ct
that place.
London, England, 1806-12-06

D I E. D,

On -Monday the 24th Ult. at the Rev. Mr. Grarit'silfarrip-
/
stead, Mrs. Blacktord, aged go years.
On. Monday last, in the 24th year of her age, Miss Mari-
anne rem, youngestalaughter of the Rev. Andrea- Peru, a
Little Abington, in the County of Cambridge.
On Wednesday last, at her blether's hour.; Tivt•rion, De-
vont;hire, Mri: Hill, ‘Yidow of the lite R. C. H.I!,
Captain in the'Enniskillin Dragoons.

F 1 ICE OF'

yEsrz

Bank Stock,
Navy 5-per,.Cent.
5 per Cent. 1797,
Irish 5 per C,nit.
4 per tent. 77 k
3 per Ct. Rea. 59
3 per Cent. Con.
Rank 1. Ann. i 7 ►6 15-16ths
Ditto Short Ann.
London, England, 1806-12-06

flippant, than fuC this Buok-grubber thus to speak of
a Minister to whom we are indebted for an exemp-
tion from all the miseries which bloody ambition has
brought upon so many other States'? Indeed, Sir, it
is difficult to say whether Mr.taionWiN, by his weak
and malignant attack upon the memory of that great
man whom we all revere, deserves most to be spurn,
ed for his presumptuous insolence„ or despised for
his conceited, folly.

PUBLICUS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

The persevering malice-that has so long been attempting to wound
• the feelings of the Duchess of DoRS ET, has resumed its odious.
labours, and has sent to us an Aqicle of the same kind as those
which have often found their way into the Public Prints. We
trust, however, that our Contemporaries are now fully aware of
this inappeaseabk rancour, and will in future balk all its des-
picable attempts to disturb the peace of a Noble Family,
London, England, 1806-12-06

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

°THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. (3, 180(3,
1. Will be perfo,med
LOVE FOR LOVE.
Sir Sampson Legend, Mr. DOWTON ; •
Valentine, Mr. ELLISTON ;
Scandal, Mr. BARI{YMORE„;
Tattle, Mr.' PALNIErt
•rEen, Mr. BANNISTER% •
Foresight, Mr. NIATFIEWS;
Angelica; Miss DUNCAN; •
Miss Prue, Miss MELLON. •
•
After which (nth time) a new Melo-Drama, called .
. TEKELI ;
Or, THE SIEGE OF MONTGATZ.
Count Tekeli; Mr. EL LISTON ;
Wolf (his Friend), Mr. DOWTON ;
Conrad (the Miller), Mr. WROLIGHTON;
Count Caralfa (the General). Mr CA LES ; •
Alexina (the Heroine of Montgatz), Miss DUNCAN;
Cliriititie, Mrs. BLAND.
Boxes6s. Second Price 35.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.
—Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery as. Se-
cond Price 6d.— No Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little
Russel-street.
The Doors to be opened .at Half-past Five, and begin at
Half-past Six. .
On Monday, The Duenna ; with Tekeli; or, The Siege
of Montgatz.
London, England, 1806-03-20

NUMBER 4216.]

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, March 20, Will be
performed

THE TRAVELLERS
Or, MUSIC's FASCINATION. '
With entirely New Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, &c.

The Overture and M-usic co:iipbsed by Mi.. Corri.
Adt I.—Characters in China.
;
Zaphimira (Piince of China), Mr. EL LI STON;
Koyan (his Companion). Mr BRAHAM ;
OlGallaclier, Mr. JOHNSTONE ;
, The Emperor of China; Mr. POWELL ;
D , elVo (an old Gardener), Mr. MATH EWS';
Mindoro (Mother to Koyan and Celinda), Mrs. POWELL ;
Celinda, Mrs. MO UNTA IN.
Ad I I C haraders in Turkey.
Mustapha-(the Grand Vizier), Mr. BARTLEY ;
Chief Aga of the I anizaries, 0 IGN UM ; •
Saphi, Mrs. BLAND;
A Dance of Turkish Slaves.
Aa 111. and I V.—Gharaders in Italy.
Duke of Posilepo, -Mr. HOLLAND;
The Marchioness of Merida, Signora•STOß A C E.
A Donee of Lazzaroni.
Ad V.—Cliaraders•ln England. •
Admiral Lord Hawser, Mr. DOW BON;
Buntline (an old Sailor), Mr. BANNISTER.,
The Prologue so be .by Mr. BARTLEY.
WITH
WHO's' THE DUPE ?
Doiley, Mr. DOWTON ' •
Gradus, Mr. BANNISTER;
Charlotte, Miss-MELLON.
- -

Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2S.
Gallery 23. 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-Office in Little Russell-street.
The Doors will be opened at Half• past Five, and the Play
begin at Half-past Six.
On Saturday, The Honey Moon ; with The Soldier's Re-
turn..
London, England, 1806-03-20

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

tRANKFORT, MARCH B.—Accounts from Bavaria
say„ that the French Troops under Marshals NEY
and SOULT, in Saltzburg and upon the Salza, have
been partly upon their march to the Lech ever since
the 27th ult But as long as the grand head-quar-
ters of the French were at Augsburgh, Marshal BER-
THIER was mostly' at the Bavarian .Court, at Mu-
nich. Letters from Munich mention a rumour cur-
rent there, that the Civil Government of Bavaria was
to be formed upon the model of that of France. No
change has taken place in the position of the Troops
in Eichstadt, or the UpperTalatinate. Marslial Br!;ft-
NADOTTE'S head-quarters still remain at Anspach ;
-but 'several Regiments- of Cavalry, bolonaing to his
and BERTHlER'S'divisions, have marched' off from
the Maya.
Marshal AUGEREAU is still in this City, and the
number of the Garrison is. not in the least diminish-
ed. In the mean while our Journal informs us, that
it .is authorised to assure the public, that the. ap-
proaching Fair at this place- will certainly be held,
notwithstanding all the reports to the contrary ; and
that Marshal AUGEREAU has further given the Se-
nate the most tranquilizing assurance, viz. that if
any Garrison should happen to be m the City at the
time, the freedom of trade shall then, if possible,
meet with fewer 'obstacles than it has done hitherto.

AUGSELTRGH, MARCH 4 .-L-Yistefday the,bead-
quarters of the Grand French Army were removed
from this City.
Besides the City of Anspach, the French have
taken possession of the Fortress of 'Wilzburg, cloSe
to Weissenbourg, in the name of his Majesty the
King of Bavaria. This Country is very produ6tiVe
in horses, cattle, and grain. The number of inha-
bitants is estimated at nearly 300-,000.
EHRENBREITSTEIN, MARCH B.—The increasing
number of the sick causes the Batavian Trobps to
remain in possession of the cloisters, as well as the
hospitals. , Gen. DUMONC EA U'S head-quarters- were
laSt week at Limburg. By the middle of this month
we expeCt an entire change in- the situation of the
Troops in these quarters. •

LONDON : Printed by R I CHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, MartlVt-court, Buw-street ; ant'
At the SUN-OFFICE, No: 11.'2, Strand where litivertisments OrdeT,s f.
-
London, England, 1806-03-20

HOME CIRCUIT.

MAIDSTONE, MARCH 18.—La§t night arrived in,
OA town the Right 'Hon. the LORD CHIEF BARON
and Mr: Justice HEATH, attended by JOHN, HARR.I,
4o'N., Esq. High Sheriff of the County, and his Suited
Their Lordships instantly repaired to the'Court-Hall
and operied their commission to hold the Assizes ;
.and afterwards adjourned the Court till this morning;
when the business of the Assizes commenced.—
'On the Crown Side there are 50 Prisoners for trial,
several for capital offences. On the Nisi Fritts Side
will bemuch busineis for the Gentlemenrof the long
robe, as, at ten o'clock last night, there were entered
30 law causes.

Five Prisoners were tried this morning for stealing
hemp belonging to \His Majesty out of Chatham
Yard, in which they were labourers, and were
found guilty, and. sentenced to a month's imprison.;
ment each, in addition to the confinement they have
already 'suffered. the trial of a Post Captain in the
Navy,- for the supposed murder of a seaman, kt ha
died
.in the Hospital -at Chatham, is expeeted to
come on to-morrow, or Thursday morning. The
town is full of Naval Officers) who are to give their,
evidence for their Brother Officer, who is highly
esteemed in hiS pofession. -
T illiam.
Iloneyman, otherwise Alexander Innesi
was indiaed for forging and Counterfeiting a Bill of
Exchange for 801. 'purporting to be drawn by one
Charles. Young, and-dire6teZto Messrs. Simmons,
Pokey, and Co, at Canterbury, with intent to cheat'
and defraud John Brelichley, Charles -Becker, and
George Rich.
Mr. GURNEY, as Counsel for the Prosecution,
opened to the Jury the circumstances of the case,.
which were as follow :

Thomas Fisher, a Clerk in the Rochester Bank,
stated, that the Prisoner came, early on the morning
Of the 14th of Qdober, to their Bank. He addressed
the Witness by saying, " Sir,' I suppose you do not
remember me i" The. Witness replied, that he re-
colleiEted his face, but he could not tell where. The
Prisoner said his name was Young; that ,he was
with Mr. Stevenson, at Cobh= Hall, for the purpose
of learning agriculture. He added, that he had been
at the Bank before on Mr. Stevenson's business, but
now he Was come on
,ifis own. He then produced
a letter, . which he- said had)been sent to him from.
Mr. Poley, the Banker, at Canterbury, who was his
guardian, and he wished to have some money, for
which be would draw on Mr. Poley, at three days
sight. The Witness 'believing what he said, asked
him how much would be sufficient ; he replied 801.
would cio_tbr the present, and desired the Witness
to draw a bill ,of exChange for that amount. Mr.
Fisher gave Mtn the-801. and drew the bill of 'ex-
change on the Can-i erbury Bank, which the Prisoner
signed in the nameolCharles Young.
Jury, after hearing evidence, returned a ver-
dia of Guilty. - "
The Prisoner was a very young man, of a hand-
some person: ' He;also‘ stood indided for stealing a
horse and chaise,. bittlie was not tried upon the Lit-
fer indidmenr. . s