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The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-13

NEW ME-DICINE ACT.

NtIVBI lif and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's
1: • Church-,yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's
Powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public,
that in consequence of the New Stathp Duties, the Price of
that ,Medicine will be in fittitre zs.. 9d. per Packets or
11. 55. 6d. per Dozen but the quantity of a Dozen Packets
in a Bottle.(as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had
for 11.45. And as Stamps' are prepared, by order of the Com-
missioners, for. 4r. Newbery's separate use, in which the
words, " F. Newbery, No. 45', St. Paul's," are engraved,
arid as it is presumed that this, will be a sufficient security
against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels will be
discontinued._ . . .

The following are the Prices of their Medicines, to the
first twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps arei affixed,
but those who purchase six or More, at a time, w 11 be al•
lOwed the Stamps gratis.
s. d.

Dr. lames's Powder
Do. in a Bottle -

s. d.
2 9 DAby's Carminative I 9
24 0- Dr- Austin's Chalybeate

Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - 4 .3
Do. large Box - 24_ o Freake'sTin,a.of Bark 4 0
Dr. Steer's 9podeldoc z 6 Dr. Huxharn's ditto 2 o
Qo. Convulsion Oil - z 6 Tonic Pills - 2 9
Ditto Nitre Drops .. 2 6 English Coffee - - 2 9
Do. Camomile Drops t 9 Dr. HoOPer's Pills
Do. Paregoric Lozenges t! Grant's Drops -
Angibaud's Blois ditto I tg lriglish's Scots Pills / o
Essence ofColtsfoot 3 6 Henry's M ignesia -2" 6
!V4r. § pence's Dentifrice 4 o Norton's Drops - 5 6
Cephalib Snuff - o 9 Spilsbury's Drops "5 fi
fones's Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Dr. Solandtr's Tea 2 9
Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Greenough's Tinaure
Essenceqf Peppermint t al Do. Toil' Lozenges I .14
Glass's I,lagnesia -
.3_ 6. Essence of Ginger - 2
N. B. As many Persons, Vartieularly.MeSsengerS, mis-
take.the House, of MessrS. Newbery, they think it neetsUrk
to point gut, that it is at the Ease End of St. four
Mors from ..:heapside,. with the'Se words inscribed on the
Front : " THE ONLY %i4II.4it()USE R DR;
k.owptk.., . .
London, England, 1806-01-13

EAST INDIA. COLLEGE SCHOOL.

lifll. MTS COMBE, in conformity with the an-
IVI nexcd communication, begs leave to. acquaint the
Public, that any particulars .respecting the School may be'
had on application to the Principal of the College, at Hart—
ford, or to himself, at Halley Bury. . .
ianuary, 1, 1806.
. .
---

To-the Rev. M H. LUSCONIBE, M.A.
East India-House, Dec. 20, 180.5.

REV. SIR,
You are authorised by the Committee of College to make
publicly known that the College School, instituted under the'
Patronage of the Hun. East India Company, and of ),.vhion,
you have been appointed the Master, will be opened For the
general receptio,n of Pupils, at Halley Bury, near' Hertford,
on Monday the 3clday 'of February, iBo6.
StAIVILIEL HEN-LEY,
• • Principal:of the East India College.
. .

MRS. BRYAN respee-tfully acquaints her Friends
and the Public, that encouraged by-the extensive 'Pa:
tronage she had the HOnour to'rei;eive far,her Astronomy,
she is induced to publish, by Subscription, her Course of
Familiar Lectures on Natural' Philosophy, which were ori-
ginally written for the improvement of her Pupils in naturai
knowledge, and, by -unequivocal deductions, to strengthen
and establish their moral and religious principles. Prepared
by 7 years' experience in the fads she has attempted to in-
vestigate, Mrs. Bryan now ventures to solicit public notice
and confidence for these Leaures, which contain much use•
I'd and scientific knowledge, divested of such mathematical
elucidations as require previous, mathematical instruction,
yet sufficiently aided by the truths of that sublime science,
tor popular reception, and for clear, accurate, . and extensive
information. The Theory will be illustrated by a, great va-•
riety of amusing and interesting experiments, accompanied
by scientific and ornamental- Engravings. Useful Tatacsi a
great number and variexy of.geographical and astronomical
Problems, and a comprehensive Vocabulary of the Terms of
Science used in the Lecfures will form an extensive Appen-
dix to this Work, which will he printed in Quarto, from a
New' Type, on a fine wove Medium Paper, hut-pressed. ,
The Names of Subscribers will be receivettby Mr. Kears-
ley, Bookseller, Fleet—street, and Mrs. Bryan, Blackheath,
till the istli of March, 1806.
4,4_, No Money. to be paid till the Delivery of the Book, which
• will bs natty by the.,sstlv9f April ensuing. .
• ,
London, England, 1806-01-13

A NEW VOLUME ,FOR 1806.

This bay were published, in One very large Volume, Oc-

tavo, Price Hall-a,Guinea in boards ; einbellished with
several striking Likenesses, .
ITEMOIRS of PUBLIC CHARACTERS of
; being a New Volume of the Wotk
'which, for several years past, has enjoyed arr uninterrupted
Career of popular favour.
It is the Plan of this Biographical Series to do jitstice to
the Charaaers-, Talents, and Labours, Of our distinguished
Contemporaries, and in performing this arduous ta:.,k, to sa-
tisfy curiosity without gratifying malevolence. In the Eight
Volumes, which' are • now published, will be 'found full,
accurate, and impartial Memoirs of the Lives of the mo.t
distinguished Persons in every walk of Public Life ; the
Work may consequently be recognized as a complete Do-
mestic History of the Present Times.
This New Volume contains Memoirs of
Lord Keith, Captain Charles Morris,
' Mrs: Darner, Mr. Aaron Burr,
Lietft.-General Doyle, Dean Kirwan,
Mrs. Thicknesse, Sir Rome Riggs Popham,

, .
• Mr. Joseph_ Pasley, Right Hon.,Gcorge Canning,
`Mr. lriel BarlJw, - The Young Roscliis,• -
Mr. Henry Greathead, Rev. Henry Bate Dudley,
Sir James MackintoSh, Vice Act:Sir A. Mitdhell, K.B.
Right Hon.- Charles Abbot, • Madame D'Arblay .
Archl--.ishop of Canterbury, Sir Charles Morice Pole,
Sir Tilos.' Manners Sutton, Mr. Elliston,
Capt. Thomas Morris, Alderman Combe.
Printed for Richard- Phillips, Bridge-street; Blackfriars;
and sold by all Booksellers,
'Of whom May lie had new and corre&ed Editions of the,
Seven former Vllumes, price Half-a- Guinea each. .
London, England, 1806-01-13

On•Saturday.will be published, ,
In Two Volumes, Oaavo, price,'in boards, i6s.
. A DISSERTATIONori the Pfi.OPETECIES. that
.L 73... have been fulfilled, are now fulfilling, -or will hire-
.aftcr be fulfilled, relative to the great Period of) t 260 Years ;
the Papal and Mohaminedan Apostasies; the Tyr4nniCal
Reign of Antichrist, or the Infidel Power; and the Restora-
tion of the Jews.
By GEORGE STANLEY FABBR; B.D. •
• Vicar of Stockton-upon-Tees.
.Printed for F. C. and J. RivingtOn; No. 6z, .St. Paul's
Church-yard.; and sold by 1. Hatchard, No: igo; Picca-
'dilfy.
London, England, 1806-09-10

NATURAL HISTORY.

ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY; or, 'lnteresting . A necdotes of
Animals, collated froth every possible suura, by Mr. Bing-
ley, 3 vols. il. Los. in boards. 0

AGRICULTURE.

Dr. INCKSON's COMPLETE SYSTEM of MO.
DEKN PRACTICAL' AGRI(:,LATURE,. including a.)
the recent Improvements and Diseuveries, in two large and
splendid volumes, 4to. with ico Engravings, price 41. :4s. in'
boards.

A New and Improved Edition of Mr. ARTHUR
YOUNG's EARMER's KALLNDAR, Bvo. price los. f);.

MEDICINE, Scc.

' Di% WII,LAN on VACCINE INOCULATION, and on
its Anomalies end Varieties, 4to. price to. in boards.
Mr. SAUNDERS on the ANATOMY and DISEASES
of the EAR, folio, rl Ss. in boards..
Mr. TURNIIULL's NAVAL SURGEON, svo. price gs.
in hoards. • • -
Dr. JOHN REID on CONSUMPTION, price 75. - •
Dr., lON,ES •ori.HEMQ RRHAG E, price los. 6d.
Mr. YOU NG"oit .CANCER, price 4s. 6d.
AIOTHERBY'sMIi'DICAL DICTIONARY, New Edi-
tion, Part I. price 11.- 4s.
Dr. ARNOLD on INSANITY, a vols. as. in boards.

NOVELS.
The WINTER in LONDON, 3 vols. r3s. 6d.
The WILD IRISH GIRL, 3 vols bd.
The NOVICE of ST. DOMI NICK, 4 vols. cis.
The MAID, WIFE, and WIDOW, 3 vols. 13s. 6d.
VIRTUOUS POVERTY, 3 vols. i3s. 6d.
FERDINAND FITZORNIOND, 5 viols. IL is.
FLEETWOOD, 3 vols. cast 6d.
London, England, 1806-09-10

•
rrHE improved. PEDOMETER, or WA
11 WISER, which when worn in the Pocket„ascertains
the distance the Wearer dryalks (price Two Guineas); Sold
by SPENCER and PERKINS, 'Watch- makers,
..No, is,
West End of Newgate-street (removed from Snow,-hill, on
account of the Improvements there); who. for near 'thirty
years have fabricated these Machines ; and thou',lg-they do
not claim the Invention, it being almost as ancient.as Pocket
Watches, yet all that ever came to their knowledge have
been so rude in their shape, inconvenient in wearing, and
incorre& in their performance, -as to have been soon laid by
useless.
This, which they take the liberty to offer to the Public, is
elegant in itself, most conveniently used; perfealy correct,
and, what is desirable in all Machines of . Fancy, exceeding
cheap; not liable to beout of order, and is' a most arrrusing
Companion to Gentlemen, who are fond of Walking and
Shooting.

Flattering themselves the great-Improvement lately made
has carried' it to its ultimatum, they take this method of
making it .public to secure to themselves at least the credit
thereof, having been materially, injured •by Plagiarists who
have copied their Machines, and passed.thent off to Gentle-
men as their own Inventions, though at much higher prices,
and very interior work.

For the Windi Cholies. Fluxes, and other Disorders in the
• towels of Infants, as well as of Adults.
DALBY's CARMINATIVE: •

CAUTION.-Many counterfeited Preparationsof this Medicine -having been oflered for. Sale,, under
speciOus Pretences, all Persons are requested not to take any
unless they observe that the Name " F. New bery, No. 45,
St. Paul's,' is engraved in the Stamp, and that in the Bill
of Directions r6und each Bottle is an

Extrad ham the Will of the late Ar. Joseph Dalby, viz..
Whereos, I did many Years, since instiud my Daughter
Frances, now 'the Wife of Anthony Cell, of North-street,
Westminster, Gentleman, in; the Art of compbunding a Cer-
tain Medicine, of which I am the sale Inventor, called Dal-
by's Carminative, I do hereby constitute and appoint my said
Daughter the sole Preparer of this useful Nedicine ; 1 like—
wise give to my said Daughter, trances Gc;ll, my sale Pro:
perty in the said Carminative, and all Profrs arising from the
Sale thereof, to her and her Heirs for ever."

It is sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No.-4;, St. l'aul's
Church-yard, a few Doors from Cheapside, London, price
9d. a Bottle Duty included ; and by their Appointment,
by Dicey and CO. Bow Church_ and ; Bacon and CO. Ip,
and Aliens, 76, Oxtbrd-street ; J. Wade, Old Bond-street;
Bayley and C.. Cockspur-street ; 1. Ward,,:Middle`-fow,
Holborn; B. Burchell, Long-acre,; E. Barry, Bridge-street,
Westminster ; S. Randall, Royal Exchange;, W. Clarke,
Borough, High-street; and 1.. Harris, Coincr of Ludgate-
street.
London, England, 1806-09-10

RUGBY SCHOOL.

.
HE Rev. Dr. INGT ES having, in consequirre.
T -
of his bad health. signified 'ttrs linhildtri3l.• resigning 1
the Head Mastership of Rugby School on the '24th of tune
next ensuing, -:he Trustees hereby give notice, that they will
proceed to the Election of a new Master on Tuesday the 14th !
day of December next, at Rugby, at Twelve o'clock.
The Trustees teeling"the,importance of the appointment
ef a Person whose Charaler and Abilitks may make the
Public the less. regret the Vacancy occasioned by the Resig-
nation of Dr. Ineles,- and thinking it their duty to give every
attention to this great object, request that such Gentlemen
as propose to beconte.Caddirlates will signify their intention I
to Mr George Harris. of Rugby (Clerk to the Trustees), be.
fore the Loth .lay of Otiober next; that every inforvnition may
be obtained by the Trustees, previous to the Election, which
may direct their judgment.
It is required by the Ad of Parliament 17th Geo. II r.c. 7 r. I
that the Masters of Rugby School shall be Protestants of
the Church of England, and shall have taken the- degree of I
Master r.:f Arts-in the University of-Oxford or Cambridge.
, By ()I-der of the Trustees,
Rugby, August, 1806. , ,CEO. HARRIS, Clerk.

MORE CAPITAL PRIZES,
And Five Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottery.
The First-cirawil Ticket entitled to
TEN THOUSAND POUNDS';
All other Capital Prizes are afloat.

. • .
~
URCHASERS of TICKETS and SHARES. will
have the opportunity of obtaining all the Capital Prizes,
p vidat ' they purchase befote the Drawing commences,
o
which will.he.on the tith of Oc:tober next: " The Schenie
contains equal Advantages of . .. ..
TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES,
TENT THOUSAND-POUND'PRIZES,. -;;; . •
FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES. &c. &c.
'To former Lotteries of datible the Number of Ticket's.
Twenty Thousand Tickets only, and no other State Lottery
.to be drawn this Year.
SCHEME. - - '
No. of Prizes. •Valueof each. -• total Value..
3 - - -- -.." C6P;Da,a
3 - - ' - - - -7 36.,ck0c,
3 sood" - - • -.- - .15,0c0
4 . .. - .. -.- 1,000 -- -..- - - 7 • 5,0c0
29
. ,
40
4,1e9 4. - .. - - - - 20 .. - - ..! - 6z,000

'...J,0,70 Tickets • # ' • ' Xxoo,ooo
Tickets and Shares are on Sale at every Lottery Office.
Ticket - - ,Cl 9 fj
Mal - ro. •2. o Eighth. - tr. 6
Quarter - § I o Sixteenth - 6 0

THE GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY
Commences drawing t3th of next Month.
TEN THOUSAND POUN Di for the First-drawn Ticket;
Every other Prize afloat, from 20,p001. to z,l.
THIS Plan places, all who purchase .before, the
Drawing begins on equal terms_; an advantage *hat has
nlit been offered to the Publii;for many 'years past. _
ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETSi,
A-nd the SCHEME contains
3 Prizes of - - ,C20,n00
3 - r.
3 - . - 5060
1000

&c. &c.

No Prize less than Twenty Pounds.
The Public will observe that State. Lottery Prizes are paid
in Sterling Money ; ZO,OOOl. for g zoonool. Prize; aid so in
proportion for every other Prize. -
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Liceuced
Lottery Offices, and by their Agents.
London, England, 1806-09-10

C4OGRIIPIFY. &c.

The PRESENT STATE of P EltU, 4to. price al._ 2s, in
boards.
ANCIENT and MODERN MALTA, by the Chevalier,
Boisgeltn, in ttvo splendid Qttartos, 31. t3s. Od..in boards.
MODERN 'LONDON, with 54 141,4ie5, price 31. 3s. in
boards.• •

The WEST-INDIA COMMON-PLACE-BOOK, by
Sir
,A,V11112.m Young, but. M.P. &c. &c. iii 4to. ii. is.
STA 11:: tof ST. 1-11.: LENA,,.6S.

VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.

Mr. CARR% NORTHERN SUMMER; or, Travels
round the Whit:, 21. in boards.

A VOYAGE ROUND Tit E WORLD, by john Turn-
bul I, 3 vols. price t3s. 6d. in boards.
KOTZEBUE's 'TRAVELS INTO SIBERIA, 3 vols.
•
13s, 6d. • • •
K.OTZEBUE's TRAVELS TO PARIg, 3 vols. price
hd.

KO FZEBU E's TRAVELS. THROUGH ITALY,
4 viols. 2os. in boards:
The th.ee last are the most popular Books of travels that
have appeared tor many years.
The Colledion of Modern and Contemporavy VOYAGES
and TRA V E LS, contatimig all the best Works publish,%i iu
England, France, and Germany, within the last two.)ears; 4
vols. price iss. each.
London, England, 1806-09-10

Mr. Fox.

• Mr, Fox is now admitted- by bis friends and,
inernies to be in the, most alarming state of indis=
Position, and the Public may prepare themselveS•fo
expeEt eery moment to bear that liis sufferingS
.have terminated with his life. The unfavourable
turn in his state took place on. Sunday evening, arid;
the MediCal Gentlemen felt it to be their duty to
give his friends notice of his rnelaneholy cOadition. It

was yesterday, as we stated, confidently rumoured that
he was 'dead; but • this report arose from the fears
of some and the expe&ations of others. It is pos-
sible that he may linger ti day or two longer ;' but
as there is no foundation for a rational hope that
he will recover, those who really feel . sentiments
of resped and regard for him . cannot wish that he
may continue in his 'piesent pitiable
Lord and Lady HOLLAND, Lord ROBERT' SYEN7
CER, General FITZPATRICK, and those persons who
have been long upon intimate terms with him, have
been inoessant in their attentions to him. The
Prince of WALES also has manifested great concern
for him, as well as the.other Branches of the Royal
Family. It is proper to statb, that from all we have
heard, he has borne the whole of his sufferings with •
tranquil reSignation, and submitted to
.all the tnea-
s-ures which were thought likely to render him any
• -
service with the fortitude of.a great mind.--When
we hear that the last awful event has taken place,
we shall endeavour too give an estimate of his poli-
tical character and conduel, and, however, we may
have differed with him, in
.points of high or
,lesser
importance; it will be our earnest aim to represent
his merits and defeds with ,candour as well as
truth. The account of this day, from Chiswick,
fully confirms all we have now sai4 and states, that
Mr: Fox is very low."

The following were the reports of Mr. Fox's Me-
dical Attendants yesterday : .

" Chiswick, Nine o'Clock Morning:
" DO6lar Moseley's respells to informs him that•
Mr. fox has had a tolerable composed night, and slept at in-
tervals: his pulse this morning is rather improved. The
extreme weakness of yesterday was occasioned by the water
that has been drawn off from the vessels."

Chis Wick, Seven o'clocki Evening;
" Mr. FOx is very ill; but his pulse is rather stronger than
the morning. " D. CLINE." .

,a\.).
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London, England, 1806-09-10

BANKRUP7S,

Thomas Rogers, of Liverpool, broker, to surrender OR. 2,
3, and 2t, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, john-street,
Liverpool. Attornies, Mr.. T. Windle, lohn-street, Bed-
ford-row. London; or Mr. Edward Griffith, Lower Castle-
Street , Liverpool.
James Parnell, of Deal, Kent, innholder, .to surrender Oct. 3,
14, and 21, at ten, at Guildhall, Canterbury. Attorney,
Mr.. R. A. Webb, Folkstone.
Joshua Hopkins, of Alcester, Warwickshire, grocer and
chandler, to surrender Sept. 23, at four, 24, and Ott. 21,
at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Alcester. Attornies, Messrs..
Turner and Wells, Warwick-court, Gray's-Inn ;or Mr.
Guardner, Reddith Worcestershire.
Samuel Southal; and Jonathan Drakeford, of Birmingham,
tadors and co-partners, to surrender Sept. 26,27, and Oct.
2.;, at eleven, at the Shakespeare Tavern, New-street, Bir-
mingham. Attornies, Messrs. Webb and Tyndall, Bir-
mingham ; or Messrs. Tarrant and Moule, Chancery-lane,
London.
Thomas Parsons, late of Marchmont-place, Russell-square,
Middlesex, builder, to surrender Sept. J 3, 14,, and Oct. 21,
at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Morgan, -Bedford-
TOW.
Richard Lane, of Bristol, ship-joiner and carpenter, to sur.
render Sept. 23, at five, 24, at ten, and oa. 21, at eleven,
at the W hite Hart Inn, Broad_street, Bristol. Attornies,
Messrs. Leman, Queen-square, Bristol ;, or Messrs. Ed-
munds and Sop, Exchequer ()like of Pleas, Lincoln's-Inn,
London.

DIVIDENDS.
Oil. 4. Charles 13attersby, of Wapping High-street, Mid-
dte,iex, ship-chandler, at ten, At Guildhall.
oe. z;. Robert. Guy, of Swan -yard,"Shurediteh, Middlesex,
victualler, at ten, at Guildhall.
Sept. 30. Richard Gore, of Liverpool, linen-draper, at ele-
ven, at the Royal Hotel, Lord-street, Liverpool.
Ott O. William Humfrys the elder, and ‘Villiant Hum-
frys the younger, of Old Fish-street, London, grocers and
co-partners, at ten, at Guildhall.
O. t. Martin Yarnell, lateof Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leices-
. tershire, but now of Coton in the Elmes' Derbyshire,
banker, at
,clever, at the Queen's Head, Ashby-de-la-
Zouch.
Ott. 2. Hugh Bagg. of Beamister, Dorsetshire, shopkeeper,
at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Beamister.
CERTIFICATES.
Sept. 30. Thomas Griffith, late of Fort-street, Spitalfields,
Middlesex, silk-weaver.
Claud Olivier; of Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, London, lace-

dealer.
iohn tones, of Hereford, plumber and glazier.

The. LORD MAYOR intends holding a Court of
Common 'Council to-morrpw... . .
London, England, 1806-09-10

t)IAD

On the loth of June last, on.hoard His Majesty's Ship,S;:a-
Horse, in the Mediterranean, Mr... Hugh Marhi,on.
Lately, at Houghton,
.near IllandiOrd, of a diopsy, after a
few weeks illness, Mrs. Humher.—George Stjuire,,of -Mawr-
ford, who attended her funeral as one of tl!e bearers, was.
soon. after his return to the house, taken ill, and expire be.,
fore ten o'clock the same evening,
London, England, 1806-09-10

ED L.IIIIB

At,this 6ir; which_ was ;held on Monday last,
tki,e.were i-bout 20,000 sheep and lambs penned.,
The fdir—altficitigh 4he 'first, was as well attended as
the. oldest established: in the two counties, by both
sellers and buyers. A very brisk sale commenced
at eleven o'clock, and the greater part of the lambs
were sold by two.
The following.prices were obtained For 3. Mose-
ley's, Esq flock of, Down wether lambs, 225. 60.
ditto half Down and Norfolk ewes and u wethers,
5425. G: R. Eyre's, Esq. half bred Leicester and
Norfolk wether,lambs, 259.-; ditto-ewes, •235. 6d.-;
ditto-half bred Down and Norfolk .ewes and we-
thus, 2t s. Hpward'S, Esq. Sou...h Down ewes
and wethers, 28s. Be'an's, Esq. South Down.
wethers, 225. ; J. Dersley's,.Esq. flock of half bred
Down and Norfolk, 235. ; Mr. 'Daniel Sewell's
South Down„.wether lambs,-at 235. 6d,,;
,ditto his
half bred Leicester and Norfolk ewes and wethers,
265. ; Mr. J. Manning's flock of half bred Down
and Leicester, and Norfolk, at 20s. ; Mr; Harvey's,
of Wretham, half bred DoWn and Norfolk, at 215..;
and Mr. Westhorp's half bred Down and Norfolk
ewes, at 2.55.

It was evident, at this fair, that the graziers gave
the polled la tnbs the preference,- particularly. the
Downs, the same weight of them being worth 24.
more in twenty than any other breed. This fair,
in its infant state, exceeds the expee,tations of the
most sanguine for its welfare, and. bids fair to- be;.
come the first in the two counties.; its local situtioti
for the growth of lambS giving it a preference to
most others, as the sellers are not put to the incon-
venience and eXpenceof driving theitiambs to dis-
tant market.
London, England, 1806-09-10

NUMBER 4365.

THEATRE OF ANATOMY,
Blenheim:Street, G feat Marlborough-Street.

THE AUTUMNAL COURSE of LECTURES,
on ANATOMY, PHYSIO! ()GY, and SURGERY,
will commence on Wednesday, Ist October, at Two o'Clock
in the A fternoon, by Mr. BROOKF S.
Spacious Apartments, th-roughly ventilated, and replete
with every Convenience, will be open at Fight o'ClOtic in
the Morning, for the purposes of Disseding. and
,InjeCting,
where Mr. Brookes attends to di rea the Students, and demon-
stratethe various parts as they appear on Dissection.
The ineonveniencies usually attending Anatomical Investi-
gations are counteracted by an Antiseptic Process, the result
of Experinients Made Ny Mr- Brookes on 'Human Subjeds,
at Paris, in the year 1782 ; the account of which was deli-
vered to the Royal Society, und:. read on the ,7th of June,
2784. This method since been so far improved, that the
florid colour of the Muscles is 'preserved, and even heightened.
Pupils may be accomtmdated 'in the House. --Gentlemen
established in Practice, desirous of renewing their Aneomical
Knowledge, may. he accommodated with apt Apartinent to.
Dissect in privately.
The Summer Course is continued every Morning at SevOn
o'Clock.
London, England, 1806-09-10

/3/P 7'll.

In March last, at Penang, the Lady of jaws Heriat, Esq.
of a Daughter.

PARRIED,

On Saturday last' at Stafford, Mr. C. Day, of Honiara,
to Miss Peak, 01.3taflbrd. .
The same day, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Mr..
Joseph waysell, of Parliament-street, to Miss Marriott, of
Old U. ro,t-street.
On :ne sth ult. at Bermuda, Captain Wilby, of His Ma-
jesq's 9otn Regiment, to 113iss'Goodriche, daughter of Ed-
ward Goodriche, Esq. of that Riand.
On Saturday, at Walcot Church, Bath; P. Latouc'he, jun.
Esq..,tolie.fion. Miss C. Maude, daughter of the late Lord
Ha warden. • • . •
The same morning, at Cork, Henry Hungerfo-d, F.sq. to
Miss,Daunt, daughter of iuller Daunt, Esq. of
Mourii Williarn. • •
•
In Fehr:nary last, at Malaccp,- Me. H. Overree, to Miss
C. Wittier; 'Lieutenant C. W.'Yates; of the Madras* Esta-
.bfishment, to Mrs. S.hute ; also Lieutenant Hadwin, of the'
same Establishment, to Miss Maria Oyerree, sister to the
above Lady: •

IC E. 01'

YESTS

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Navy' 5 pet tear.
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Irish 5 per Ceut. shut
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dered incapable .of Parochial Duty, or indeed moving his
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the Rev. William Willan, Long Nlelford near Sudbury,
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Strand, or Mr. Hodgson, corner of Winipole and Mary h.:-
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,WANTS A SITUATION,

AYOUTH, in a Warehouse or Shop, or under
a Butler ; can write a plain hand, and understands
cornilion Accounts; no objcaion.to carry out small Parcels,
and make himself useful to his Employers.
Direct (post-paid) for F. S. at Mr. Pardon's, Na. 6, Bear-
street, Leicrster-square.

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an active, permanent Situation wider Government. Any Per—
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receive a C ,ID nsation adequate to the Emoluments, but no
3arrer Sum than pool. can be given.
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Mr. fishmonger, Great Russell4treet, Blooms-
bury, will meet the earliest attention.
London, England, 1806-06-30

MONTHLY REPORT FOR JUNE.

.The long continuance of dry weather has proved
partially unfavourable to the groWing Wheats. On
very light, and also on hard-bindingiclay lands; they
have been prematurely forced into ear, which con-
quently proves small ; _the late rains, though not
'in time to remedy 'this natural defed, will be found'
highly beneficial to the average crop. The)3arleys
and Oats, with but few exceptions, are similarly'
circumstanced ; those late sown will prove light,
and defedive, it is feared, through Most distrids.
The main crop of. Potatoes have suffered materially
from the drought ; those' got in last have planted
best, and promise a fair produce. Hay round the
Capital has turned out abundant, and been well
made; but the crops are thin in most of the distant
counties ; and the Clovers, except in rich soils, are
also generally light. Very few early sown Turnips
escaped the fly ; but those got in within the last
fortnight have planted well for feed crops. Hops
have been considerably infeEted with vermin in the
plantations of Kept and Sussex, but are much cleared
by the late rains. The fallowed lands of.good hus7
bandrnmare every where found
.clean, and in fine
tilth ; but those of the dilatory school of farming,
not bottomed in due time, wear a very different
asped. The Meat Markets continue well supplied
with all articles, and the hot weather has occasioned
a considerable redudion in prices, except, in prime
small Scots Beef. The Midland,. and Home County
Fairs, are abundantly stocked with Scotch, Welsh,
and Irish Beasts, which are ,sold for less money than
the last season. Stock Sheep are also cheaper.' The
'Wool trade is dull for all sorts and -qualities.

'We lately stated that the upper servant of a Gen-
tleman of fortune had been Chirged with an assau4
on his young Mistress. The affair underwent a pri-
irate examination on Friday. It was stated by the
'brother, who broke in upon theparties, that' the ser-
vant had one. arm round the neck of his mistress,
who, on his entering the raim, complained of hav-
ing been molested. It -appeared that the servant had
been invited into the drawing-room by the Lady, to
point out the sense aa. word. in'a Novel she skäs
reading. It as cjeatly. akertained, exclusive of,
confession on' the part -of the young Lady, that a
mutual friendship had subsisted between herself and
the butler since September last, when the family'
was in the environs of Southampton. The result of
the examination was, the butler was discharged.---
The Lady has been sent to Scotland.

LONDON : by R IA:11AR!) lIA l& l& IS, of I`.o 4, Martlztt -court, Buw-stieet ; a;-ti Publish= h) Wti.t.twM 'AMAMI& Solt tr PS. of South Moltop-strut,Grosvenor.squ 1(4
At the SIJN•OuvIcE,__No. 112, Strand ; wtAere Advertisyth ents Orders tot- the P6per, Leiters tor tsle _editor, tsic. (Dost-(iaid), must be addressed.
London, England, 1806-06-30

NUALLE Ft 4303.]

ARMY.

TO be Sold, an ENSIGN -6Y in a very old Re-
. 1.. giment ; the ist Battalion understood to be on the pas-
'sage from Abroad to this Country, and the second is now in
England.
App I,ation for further particulars may be known by ap.
plying to Mr. Johnston, Craven-street, London.

ALIEUTEN4NT in an Old Rpgirnent, with only
(„., oattalion, lately come from abroad, will exchange
into a Regiment, n Servic, or a West India Regiment.:,
Letters (post paid) addressed to A. B. at" Mr. Gray's,
Leaclenhall-street, will he duly attended to.
London, England, 1806-04-02

MARRIED

Yesterday morning, johh Sympson lessopp, Esq. of the
Inner 't'emple, London, Barrister-at-Law,. Nlis E. B.
Goodrich, daughter of ;he. late Bridger Goodrich, -Esq. of
,the I shi! of Bermuda.
On, the 22. d ult. at Dublin- Castle, by special/ licence, by
the Right R.:v.' Lord Bishop of Kildare, Du-.ul
Esq.. to Miss Kingsley. •
London, England, 1806-04-02

DIED.

On Saturday last, at Stoke Newington, Mrs. Elizabeth
Hambrougli, aged 77.
On Sunday last, at Camberwell, Mrs. Craton, wife of
.Mr. R. 6,ratton, of Bishopsgate-street.'
__On Monday morning, Mrs.. Mall, of Summer Hill. near
Birmingham, the widow of John Half, Esq. 'Historical En-
graver to His Majesty.
On Sunday morning, at Peckham, Mr. John Bracewell,
aced 74-
On Friday, at' II ighton, Miss- Caroline • Street, second
daughter of,Mr-:- t. W. Street.
On Saturday, in Upper Thames-street, Thomas Dawson,
Esq. aged 7;.

SHIP liliVl,

POOLE, MARCH 31.

ArriVed—the industry, King, from, -Chichestef; Lively'
Wilton, fronl'lSontliampton ; Hope, Harvey, J4enjankin,
M‘Carrhyond Spartan, Sqmour, loin London ; Blandinah,
Ritinforth, Active, Boynes, and Active,Willi4l:lS; fi-0141 Ports-
mouth ; and Rvsolutton, C4.-direy, from jtrsey:.
Sailed-1110 Pomona,W hitew;iy,tOr Liverpool ; New Hope,
Manelaws, fur Weymouth ; and Lively, for Ports,
mouth.
London, England, 1806-06-06

HIGHWAYS.

Sir JOHN SINCLAIR called the attention of
the HOUse to 'the sabre& of the state of the High-
ways and. Broad-wheeled Waggons. He was of
opinion, from the statements of an ingenious Me-
chanic, and other circumstances, that various im-
:proyements
,might be made in this respe6i. He
would, therefore, move for a Committee to consider

the Aels relative to the Highways. and Broad-
N'heeled-.VVaggOns, -with a view to form propei
regulations on this poinct, and report to the House..
Mr..CURWL* seconded the Motion,, and' a Corti-
mittee 'Was accordingly appointed.
London, England, 1806-06-06

CAPITAL PRIZES.

THE Prize of 20,0001. and the Prize of .0001.
which i-n 4 be exp,:eted in 'I'D-M i) NKO W's. Draw-
ing, together ywith the numerous other Prizes- from 50-)1.
down to zit now. in the Wheel, afford one more eligible.
oinortunity of adventurinw in the present Lottery •
Tue TICKETS and SAKES may he purchased at the
old Office of SWI hT and Co. No tI, Poultry, where.,
Prizes to a great ainount have been Sold.

ALADY, about Forty Years of Age, of the highest
respectability, who has been Mistress ofa Family for.
rearl) twenty years, but who, front unforeseen circum-•
stances, is compelled to seek another situation, is desirous of
undertaking the SUPER' N TENDANC E of the DO ME S-
'Tl C CONCERNS of a Single Gentleman's Or Widower's
ramily, 'where she vcould hope to be treattl-d wit,li thiA confi-
dence and consideration •whicli she Batters herself her exec..
Lions to fulfil the duties of her employment would deserve.
.As the'most unexceptionable references be given, the,
same will be required.
Letters addressed to B. C. NQ. 183, Piccadilly, will be at-
tended to.
London, England, 1806-06-06

NUMBER 4283.]

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY...LANE. •
TO4‘.IOBROW EVENING, June 7, will be.pertinlneci •
A BOLD STROKE FOll. A WIFE.
Colonet Feignivell, Mr. BANNISTER ;
Obadiah Prim, Mr. DORMER.;
Simon Pure, Mr. RUSSELL;
Mrs. Prim, Miss'POPE
Ann Lovely, Miss MELLON. •

WIT~I

'THE 'SOLDIEWs RETURN ; -
• Or,' WHAT CAN BEAU rY DO
Lord Broomville, Mr. -P ()W ELL ;
Captain Manly,• Mr. BA RTLEY ;
Raket, Mr. DE CAMP;.
Mrs. Belcour, Mrs. SPARKS ;
Belinda' Mrs., M EWS ; -
Nliss Dashaway, Miss DE 'CAMP ;
Fanny, Mrs. BLAND.'
A DANCE incidental to ~the Piece—in which will be intro-
duced a favetirite Hornpipe, by bliss C. BristoW.
Boxes 6s. Second l'rice 35.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2S.
Gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is: Second
Price 6d.,:---No Money to be returned:
Places for. the Boxes to be takin 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 HsalT-pat Six. •
•
London, England, 1806-11-25

THE XING V. JAMES PARE WILSON.

hire.

This was an indiament against the Defendant,
which was tried at the last Lancaster Assizes, for, as-
saulting J. Walnisly, a letter-carrier belonging to the
post-office at Liverpool. It appeared from the re-
port that the Defendant was a Clerk in the house of
Mess. Moss and Co. of Liverpool, whose ship the Li-
berty brought in a bag of foreign letters. As soon as any
vessel arrived it had been the custom for a junior
clerk to go on board in order to selea the letters
belonging to his house, and to give the rest to the
letter-carrier, without paying any postage for thsose
he took out. In this case, the D4endant went on
board the Liberty to take the letters of Messrs. Moss
and Co. when the letter carrier resisted, and on en-
tering the cabin where were a number of ladies; he
ref Used to pull off his hat. This cor.dutt irritated
the Defendant, who seized the bag, took out the let,
tens he wanted, and struck the Mari a slight blow,
for whiCh he was indicted and convicted. _ .

Mr. RAINE spoke in mitigation of punishment.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL said, that toe real .; dis
puts in this case was betiveeio'the Post4nasterS of
Liverpool and the Merchants, the latter reltAing;tb
permit their letters to go to the Office in the bag
with the rest, and pay the postage tur them: In,
onler to obtain this end, the POst.Otlice had late,ly

determined, that Nv:hntever letter carrier d'd not bring
all the letters originaly the f
penalty of c..)OL awl had eaff4A arc- '
still farther.
.Loyd..ELLEN'nbltou-GH said, ilipposei ev,ty
end the Crown wished to gain wov,id he ot;tiine
the declaration of the Court,coneerning the it on
this subjea,.which was,, that the Met-eh:it-Its had no
right to detain Duly .letters, even if conveyed by their
own ships, butt that all must p.'6 to the Post-ofiee.

that Ii

ate

.!,

The Defendant then entered into a recog.2l:. nee
of 1001. to appear when called upon to receive-sen-
tence, if any further outrage should be committed by

THE KING ON THE PROSECUTION OF WATKINS V. THE

MAGISTRATES OF PLYMOUTH DOCK.

The public are particularly desired to —suspend
their judgment
,respecting the merits .of this appli-
cation until the whole comes before the Court',
when, we have no doubt, but the AlagiArats
justify their every aa. •
•

B 1 R.TIIS,
On Friday evening,.at her house in Portman-square, the
Marchioness of Winchester, of Daughter.
. . _

Lately) at Cole hill, flerts, the Cady of -john Sargeaunt;
tsq. or a Son. •
On the loth inst. at iregenna Castle, Cornwall," the Lady
of Samuel Stephens,. Esq.. M. P. of a Son.
Yesterday, at her.house in Upper, Sep moor-street, Lady
S. M. Stanley, wife of Sir Thomas Stanley, Bart._oi; Hun-
top, 'Cheshire, of a Son and Heir; -
The same day, the Lady of George LaLkington, Esq. of
Finsbury-place, at a Daughter.
On Tuesday last, -at Ponteirad, the wife of %V. Ravens-
=Chi Esq. of a Datighter„ -
Lately, the Lady of I. Y. Fownet, Esq. of Guildfotd-
street., of a Son.
London, England, 1806-11-25

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

;HE FREEHOLDERS in the Interest of
Mr. WILLIAM Mt LLISit are informed, that Car.
riagas wilt be ready This and following Days, at Seven
o'Clock it'. the Morning, to convey them to and from the
Poll, at Brentfo;d, at the under-mentioned places
Bishopsgate 'Church. •
South side of Bloomsbury-share.
• Pantheon, Oxfotd-road.
Opposite St. James's Church, Piccadilly.
.Pailiament.street.
. • Clerketiwell Green.
. Islington Green.
Bethiiall Green,
• Shaclwell, opposite the Church.
ShOreditch, opposite the Church.
Court House, Wellciose.square.
Lawience.:street, Chelsea.
And on the West Side of Temple Bat.
N.E. .The Coach Committee in the interest of gr. Mel.,
lish are in constant attendance at No. 9, Featherstone.baiht.
inns, Holborn; and all applications to that Committee, by
F.leaors who are disposed to Vote tor the above Gentleman,
will be duly attended to.
London, England, 1806-11-25

he. might claim seitiet'hing 'frornite•indulgetite of
the Court. The AttidaVits to which his Learned
Friend had objected were made under the follow-
ing.circumstances; and their Lordships would judge
if they were not sufficiently authedidated to be re-
ceived as evidence. It Would be in the recolle&ion
. _ . . •

of those present at the trial, that a bdok had been
produced, styled, in the Spanish language, Beropilci -
cion des blies ; or, a Collection of the Laws for the
Government of the Spanish West Indies ; with re-
sped to which Mr. Peter Vergas had sworn, that it
contained nothing authorizing the infliaion of tor-
ture. This testimony was literally true,, but sub-
stantially false ; for although the book certainly.
contained nothing to warrant the infli6tion of tor
ture in itself, yet in it was a passage, direaing, that
where that book should be silent, resort should be
had to the Laws of Old Spain. When, therefore,
it was heard in Trinidad that General PiCton had
been found guilty on xhe ground of, torture not be-
ing authorized, the Deputy Governor, tor his own
vindication, having made use of it, as *ell as for
the justification of the Defendant, immediately em-'
ployed himself With several Alcaides to make, Affi
davits, formed upon'research, containing an
cation of the laws which regnlated the Island.--.!
These were transmitied, as official documents; to
the Secretary of State, , and the Court would decide
if these Affidavits, viewed in that light, were not to
be read as an exposition of the law, upon which
the Defendant must be supposed to have aced.
Lord ELLENBOIOUGH and the other Judges were
decidedly of opinion, that testimony brought forward
in this forM was totally inadmissible. The Deputy
Governor had undertaken to produce them without
any authority from the Court, merely for the pur.7.'
pose of justifying his own arts._ But even if they
could be read, it would be absolutely-necessary the
• other side 'should have an opportunity of 'answering
them.

Mr. DALLAS observed; that among these docu-.
ments was the testimony of a person who swore to
the application of torture a few years before the.sur-
render to Gen. Aberrombie, viz. in 1792.

The affidavit of Richard Walter Forbes, Attorney
for the Defendant, was then read. -It stated, that
after diligent search in the public libraries, it wps
not until'lately that any copy of the Recopi?acion des
Leyes could be procured, but it had lately been dis-
covered iss the Library of the London Institution.
Lord Et.r..Ebraor.ouon recommended- that as the
documents from Trinidad, of which the Court

take no cognizance, might be of importance,
commission for taking depositions should be ;
to by the Counsel for the Prosecution.
To-this suggestion Mr. GARROW readily cons
THE KING V. RICHARD MORRIS AND FRANC

LONDON evIARN.L FS, at;
London, England, 1806-11-25

ItiAnn trio

On Sunday last, at Mary-le-bone Church, Mr. Infin Lea-
nor, of W &don,. aged 63, to Miss 41...1V ilson, of the bailie
place, aged 33.
On the ist .inst. at St. Luke's, Chelsea, Mr. Nicholas
Husey, of Newpte-qtieer, to Miss I' lo 4t Sloane-street.
On Monday sennight, at Asittov-uAl.,r-1..i:1e, Mr. Wil-
liam Clark, .to Miss Cowriroy, datigh.rer ut Mr. William
Cowdroy, Printer ot the Manchester Gazette.
London, England, 1806-11-25

NAVAL NEWS.

• FALMOUTH, Nov. 220 Arrived this day the
.:Duke of. Montrose Packet, Captain DYNELY, WISE
from the Windward Islands, 2.5' days lom
Tortola. The Prince Ernest Packet, PETRE, had
arrived at Barbadoes, with Mails from hence, in
the short space of-21 days. The Duke of Montrose
does not bring any news of importance.
His Majesty's Ship Thetis, of 38 guns, and La
Pomone, of 40 guns, arrived off the, Harbour this
morning, took. on board fresh proviSions, and sailed
again to the Southward.

The Mary Packet,' for the-Leeward IslandS, and
the Auckland ditto, for Lisbon, will sail to-morrow.

_PORTSMOIITIT, Nov. 24.—Arrived the Dev,:....•stalicw.
tomb from Plymouth.

SHEERNESS, Nov. 23.—Arrived the Snake Stoop
of War, Capt. CRAtrFeRD; from the Downs, late
from the West Indies; likewise the ,filinotc:zr, o`E'
74 guns, Capt. C. Y. M. AIANSPTELD.

Nov. 24.—Sailed for the River, to be paid off,
the Mercury Frigate.
Arrived the Deptford Tender, Lieut..Ati-TRAIA,
With Volunteers for the Fleet.

Sailed His Majesty's Gun-brig Urgent with Con-

voy fbr .Tontiingeri..•
Arrived the Redwing (ram Chatham.

DEAL, Nov. 4.-7=Put back the Magnificent Man
of War, and remains in the Downs with a large
fleet of Ship.;,9f War, outward-bound Vessels,
Transports, Coaster's, and Colliers.

, .
&rived and sated for the River) the Lord Nelson,
ANDERSON, frorn Sunnaw.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE- MONFV.
To the Officers and Compan.y.of ills Majesty'; Gt
Minx, tot .the Capture orthe Antonnetta and Industr
May, ittcc, a distribution of the proceeds oftliose Ci
tvi ill be Irvine on board'ii:e Aljnx, on rher arrivalin poi
every Tuesday and frislay tor three years, at No 18,

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To the OfDeers and Company of His Ti.lajesty's Cu
Vixen, for tsie Capture of the Dutch Skip Ond&rief
of the 29th May, ISoj, the proceeds of the cargo, gran
}ifs Majesty to the Captors, will b-2 made on the Vixe
iiv.at, in port ; awl every Tuesday and kriday for three
at No. le, Cleinetit's•lnn..