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London, England, 1806-02-08

NA VA L NE WS.

rE*. 7.—Passed by, fo: the Downs, flats
40404, STAFFORD; and the'-&liarice' DA.vmsow,
from Jamaica, which they left, on the 2d November,
under convoy of His Majesty's, Ship Diana, Capt.
Macr.tbro, with about 40 Sail in company ; 30 of
them bound to Europe. They parted company
with the Diana and twelve Sail on the 27th ult. in a
heavy gale of wind, and
.saw no more of them after-
wards.

The Reliance narrowly escaped being taken last
night off Dungeness; by throe French Lugger Pri-
vateers, one of whom was within half a mile of her;
when a signal of an Enemy being in sight was made
from the Ness, and His Majesty's Ship Venus, which
was just casting anchor, inamediately made sail and
stood after them.

FEp. 5.--Arrived the Capoys Armed
Brig, spoke this morning with the Champion West
Indianian, Cpt. PITTLE, in a very shattered condi-
tion, steering to the Eastward.
A Cielltlanan landed this eyening from the Mon;
key Schooner, who immediately went off for Lon-
don with Dispatches : the contents are not yet
knoi,vn.

PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 7.—Arrivpd the Clinkerpart.
brig, Lieut. GLEN; fthrn a Cruise ; the Imo,
JONES' h:a. ngaroo MAnnlcK, and Atlas, lAnnspzi,
from Oporto, last from Soutbanapton • and /IA
MALTEN, from Lynn.,-Sailed. tlie ..*anon, Doti:
ALD, for London.

The Liberty Gap-brig came this rnerniPg into -the
Harbour.-

PLY M oUTn, FEB. 6.—Arrived the Champion,
Capt. PEDLER, from Jamaica, one of a large Fleet
which separated from the Convoy in a gale of wind.
Three other Merchantmen are in the Offing, stand-
ing for the Harbour, supposed to be a part of the
same Fleet.

Arrived the Margaretta Frederica, Capt. DosoMs,
from Barcelona; with brandy, for this Port.
Arrived the Cp/poys klired Armed firigi and .ATite
Lugger, from a Cruize.
The Sphooner Friends, Captain gRIFFITM, from
Figueira,,with Fruit, was driven on shore this morn.,
Ulm' in Teat's Bay, and bilged ; but the greater part
of the cargo i§ likely to be saved, as will the Vessel,
ifthe-I;veather becomes moderato,
London, England, 1806-02-08

NUMBER 4182.]

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 8, I.BOG,
will be performed

,THE HONEY MOON.
Duke, Mr. ELLISTON ;
Jaques, Mr. DO W I ON.
uh.ma, Miss DUNCAN ;
Violante, Miss ME L LON.
With (first time) a New Ballad +pera called
THE BROKEN GOLD.
The Characters by •
Mr. POW LLL, Mr MATHEWS,
Mr. BANNISTER,
Mrs. MOUNTAIN, and Mrs. BLAND.
;On Monday, The Travellers,; with The Huniourist.

TtuAmt,RoYAL. covENT-cARDEN.
TMIS* PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 8, 1806,
will he performed
. DOUGLAS.
Norval, Master BET-TV ;
Lord Randolph, Mr. CHAPMAN;
Glenalvon, Mr. COOKE.
Lady Randolph, Mrs. LITCHFIELD.
WITH

WE FLY BY NIGHT;
Or, LONG STORIES.
The Prologs eto be spolics4,4 Mr. EAWC
Charaders by
Mr.-MiJNDEN, M. BRUNTON, Mr. FA ROM
'Mr. SIMMON•DS, Mr. BLANCHARD,
Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. LISTON
Mrs. DAVENPORT, Miss LESERVE,
Miss.TYRER, Rec.
The Slew Farce of We Flyby Night will be repeated every/
Evening till further notice.
Thel'Ulitie are respectfully informed. that Mrs. Siddons
will perform in Pizarro, Macbeth, and The Gamester, on
Monday,. Wednesday, and Friday next wetk.
On Tuesday 'next will be revived the Tragedy of King

11-11/RSDAY NEXT.
lir EISA reminds his Friends that Thursday next
. will be the Third Day of Drawing of the present grand
'lnd popular Lottery, and every Ticket drawn on that Day is
zure to be a PRIZE.
'On the Fourth Day the First-drawn Ticket is entitled to
'4o,ozzl. at the least ; an immediate Purch'ase is therefore ne-
icessvirv, for Tickets are scarce, and every one drawn before.
the 2801 of this Mouth is sure to be a Prize.

No. 637, a Prize 10221. and r6Bs, a Prize of Sz3l. have
'already been sold in Shares at
4,
.CORN HILL, arid 9, CHARING-CROSS.

•
TiCkETS and SHARES drawn on Thursday
next. the Tiiird D.iy of Drawing, February-13th, will
to • -RIZhS 'besides, on the I•4;urtli Day of Drawing, the
IWt=drawn. Ticket will be entitled to 20,0-221. and all drawn
on the sante Day will he PRI Z ES. Likevvie'Ott the Fifth
Day' f I.)•swing, will bean PRIZES.
All thnit drawn on the First and Second Days were drawn
Prizes. The Money now paying- for the. same, Or ex,-
changed for undrawn TICKETS and SII A R ES, with ad-
w 4lttage to the Purchasers' by HQ kN Sii Y and Co. the Old
srablishect State Lottery' Otlics, No. 26, Carphill, No. 52,
Charing-crosß. and St. Margaret's Hill, 13orough ; where
No. 2R39., a Ptizt 01.20.022 d. was in Shares ie First
Day or Li,i'avving.,, • -
London, England, 1806-08-06

NAPAL NE WS,

PLYMOUTPI, AUGUST 4.-,Arrived the' Spanish
Schooner Thr'ee Friends, laden with cocoa and coffee,
from the Spanish_ Main, bound to St. Ander°, cap-
tured by His Majesty's Ship La Sybelle, of 33 guns;
Capt. WlNTatlor, who is said to have taken two
others.

Came down out of Hamoaze, and anchored in
the Sound, His Alajesty's Ship Revolutionaire, of

44 guns.

Arriyed the Danish Brig Aleda Georgina, ELIFH
TOTHAMEN Master, from Leghorn, bound to Ton-
ningen, laden with currants, rpobair, &c. detained
by the Queenl•orough Privateer,
Sailed His Majesty's Ship Spartiate, of 74 guns,
for the Channel Fleet ; the American Ships Little
Mary, WATERS, for Amsterdam ; Phgenir, Ifroar,
for New-York; and American Pacbet, SWAINS, for
St. Sebastians.

Arrived tl4e Nimble Sloop of War with dispatthez
from Halifax.

Sailed the Reirolutionaire Frigate for Portsmouth.
Arrived the Snqpper Schooner, of Et guns, from
the channel Fleet,

PQRTSMOUTH, Au G. 4.—The Colossus, of 74
uns, and the Amsterdam Frigate, both went out Of
ct
the Harbour, having undergone sundry repairs .
The Expedition remains wind,bound at Spithead.
Aua. s.—r Arrived L'Argus Sloop of War, Fiord
`Frigate, and Richmond Qun-brig from the Downs,
and La Revolutionaire Frigate from Plymouth;
also the Delaware, FERRIER, detained and sent into
this Port by the'Richmond Gun-brig, from Amster
darn, bound to New York.

Sailed La Constance frigate and 4'ed Breast Gun.
brig on a Cruize,

Ave. Rus•§EL, with the
Fleet under his command, arrived. yesterday after-
noon from a cruize off the Texel.

DEAL, Auc. .—Arrived the Star Sloop of War
from Plymouth, with a Convoy, which are sailed
for the'River, and the Star for Sheerness.

Sailed the- Argo, Asirea, and lA,sta2 Frigates,
Valorous Praam, and several GunAnigs'on a Cruize.
Came down from Sheerness the Lucifer Bomb,
and remains' in the Downs with the rest of the Ships
as per last. ,
London, England, 1806-08-06

BANKRUPTS.

Isaac Bernal, late of l'rescot_street, Goodman's-fields, Mid-
cilasex, irn:rebant, to surrender August ill, 23, and Sept.
it, ten, at G uilditall. Attorney, Mr. Stevens, Little
S t: Thomas A pus tle.
Charles •15rooke, late of Well-street, lermyn-street, St.
Jarri:s's, ii/estininster, feather-manufacturer, to surrender
August 15, at six, 16, at twelve, aild"Sept. 16, at one, at
Gail Illail. - Attorney, Mr. .0. Follett, Paper-buildings,
Temple, London.
lames keakiiiiead, of Manchester, alehouse-keeper, to sur-
render Sept 1,2, and i 6, at three,t at the Spread Eagle
Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. J. Law, Queen- street,
St. Ann, Manchester ; or Mr. C. Jackson, Hare-court,
Temple, London..
Joshua Ambler, of Leeds, Yorkshire, timber,-mercliant, to
surrender August 18, at six, 19, and Sept. 16, at eleven, at
tließoek, Leeds. AttOrnicA Messrs. Mr. W. Stott, Fur-
on, London ; or Mr. J . Wood, Leeds.
William Watson, late of Orford, near Seven Oaks, Kent,
miller, to surrender August 12, 19, and Sept. i 6, at twelve,
at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Evitt and
Ilaydon-square.
Richard Aungier, of the Kent-road, Bermondsey, Surrey
• distiller, to surrender August 12, 19, and Sept. i 6, at
twelve, at Guildhall, Londan. Attorney, Nit. Evans,
Kennington-cross.
Ella Arcangel,z, otherwise Elia Arcangelo, late of Crispin.
street* Spitaitields, Midillesex, but now a prisoner in the
Fleet prison, merchant, to surrender August g, i 9, and
Sept, 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs-. Greg-
son and Dixon, Angel-court, Throginorton—street.
London, England, 1806-08-06

DI YIDEN,DS

August 29. lohni'erkins, late of Huntingdon, banker, at ten,
at the Crown Inn, kiunttntsdon. . _ _

August 27 lorin Burton acid fosse Hirst, of Manchester,
tinv.r.er-inerchari,s and Co-partners, at eleven, at the Dog
'Cavern, Alai,cirtstcr.

August 29. William Partridge and William Rose, late of
Boworidge, Rouoorough, Gloucestershire, dyers and co-
partners, at ten, at the King's arms lun, Struud, Glou,
cestershire.,

Sept. i 6. Joseph Thomas, of 13road.street-buildings, Lon—
don, and ok Shepherd's Aluldlesex, merchant, at
twelve, at C.; miclihtll.
August 30. loseph Pinfold, late of Rodoorough, Clou-
cestersNire, c►o►luer, at tour, at the CLuipany's Arms,
C 114110171, Gloucestershire.

Au.,..,ust 29. Richard Aldiidge, late of Leonard Stanley,
Glothestershire, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn,
Stroud, Gloucestershire.
August z 6. Cockerill, of Ludgate-hill, London,
linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Sept. 2. Mary Hughq, of Warrington, LancaShire, shop.
keeper, at ten, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham.
August zg., Matthew Mackenzie, of Fleet-street, London,
vintner, At eleven, at Guildhall.

CERIIFIC ATE.

August t 6. Wu: Ogle, of Pickwick, Wiltshire, merchant.
London, England, 1806-08-06

POLICE.

Pur.t.rc7o.l.TrcE, Bow-STREET.—Yesterday Cha.
Field was brought before Mr. READ for re-examina-
tion, charged with 'obtaining a parcel, containing
property to the amount of 491 belonging to Mr.
Ward, in the employ of Messrs. Reynolds and Co.
of Paternoster-row, who- was going to Norfolk by
the Ipswich mail, a • short time since, when their
boy was sent after him to the coach-office with the
parcel. The Prisoner met him by the way in great
baste,.and -said Mr: Ward had sent him to feieh the
parcel, as the coach was just starting, and the boy
delivered it to him. Several other charges of a simi-
Jai- nature were made against the Prisoner. He was
committed for trial. He is an old offender, and
confessed that the way be 'got any knowledge who
the parcels were for, was, that he watched the boys
out of the shops; and read the dire&ions upon them,

PUBLIC OFFICE, IMARLBOROUGH-STREET.-"CQN-
SPIR4CY:—It will ,be remembered that a conspiracy
aongst the Tailors has existed to a certain extent in'
almost''eveiy shop in the. metropolis, arid several of
the. refradory journeymen have been recently impri-
sonedffor different periods; amongst whom we're
some •.belonging to- the shop of .Mr, Wencher, in
Warwick-street ; •two more of Mr. W.'s men; who
struck With'lB-others; in May; Frederick Dogle and
Anthony 4-leetter, were yesterday brought .tbefore
the Sitting. Magistrate. They were proved to have
belonged -to the shop; and- to have struck with
others;'on account of' an- infirm journeyman having
had work given to him at his own- home; the par-
ti_culars of which were stated on some former con-
victions. The , whole of the journeymen in -the
employ of Mr. .W. at the time of the. strike were
foreigners ; and the Magistrate observed to the two
Defendants, that in justice to this country, -by the
laws of which their liberty.was prote&ed, and which
they had infringed on, the, lierk Mt should be put
into force, against them, to put a
stop to. their illegal
c9nduEt.-rThe Defendants were severally-sentenced
, to be imprisoned- two months.

L) HARRIS, of No. 4, Martiztt.court, Buy-street • and Published b) WILLIAM AsiwiGsß SCR !Fes, of South Niolton-stmt, Grosvenor-sill:arc
Ecs, No. 1 Strand where lidvertisJments Orders for the. Popes, Letters fbr the Editor,,-&-c. (oust-pciid), must be addressed.
London, England, 1806-08-06

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Ch Arles 13u1 ing, or Kent-road, Southwark, Surrey,viaualler,
• from Angust ig to 21, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
John Amery, late of Bayswater, Middlesex, carpenter, from
_ August .59 to Oct. 7, at ten, at Guildhall.
London, England, 1806-08-06

01,

%, •
F,ont‘ the LONDON GA2E7:7'I4 Aug.-3, 1806.

Cmtniitions in the King's (Awn 'Staffordshire. Regime-nt of
Militia' -5ig.,;,,/ by the Lord Lieatenant.
Lieutenant George Hake 1., be Captain • Dated. jan. 25, 1806.
Eittilsor lleathcote, . Esq. to be ditto. Dated
April 25, .18.,(?.. Ensign Edwa(d Newton to be Lieutenant,
Lakai teb. 4, 1865. Win. Stuart Griffith, Gent. to be
ditto: .I.4.ted july 21, 1836. I. B. ;Morris, Gent. to be
Ensign. Dated lune 28, 1806. Humphrey Fox, Gent. to
.be ditto. Dautt f illy 11, 18c6.
C..mmi.gion signed by the Lord Liattenant-of Hants.
• 11 incl..e..ter Battalion of Yolutitteriniantry.
Henry St. John Nlildolay, Esq. to be Captain, vice Atherley,

. -
reigitea,. Dated" fuly 3t,-
Commis,ion in the Lath of Scray Volunteers, signed by the Lord
Lieutenant of the County of Kent.
Lieutenant-General Grorge Harris to- be Colonel, vice Lord
Si,l:4les, deceased. Dated I uly 31, 1806.
Conlnhstons in the i<entrew Militia, signed by His Majesty%
Lieutenant f r the County.

Ensign-George Harper to be Lieutenant, vice M'lntosh, ap-
,pointed to the Line. Dated Fen. zs, 1806. Win. Napier,
Gent. to be.ditto, vice Bennett, appointed to the Line.
I).4ted July as, igo6. Assistant-Surgeon Hunter to be En.
vice Alex. Cowan resigned. Dated May 25, 1836.
London, England, 1806-11-24

GRAND SCI4EME:

2 . Prizes of

£ 30,000

20,0p0

lo,ocii

j)OO

1000
500

&c. &c. &c.
CrWiFr and 'Co. No: 11, Poultry, and ,No. 12,,
(haring cross, Have ori Sale the Tickets and Shares ot
the above State Lottery, whiai begins Drawing on the Oh
of lan. 1307.
In the "last Lottery, No. 7157, a Prize of toopool. No .
2104, a Prize of wool. and No. 7479, a Prize of sool. were
all shared, sold, and register, d, at Switt and Oifices.
London, England, 1806-11-24

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

Gaoler Ts, i 306.
- EPRINCIPAL OFFICERS 'of. Ris Mil-
STY's ORDNANCE do berOy give Notice, That,
•.Proposals will he received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, and at
she Ordnance Offl.ce, at Chathant, by their Officers there, on or
Adore the Ist of December next, from such Persons as may be
,tolling to undertake' 'the 'Performance of the PI. U MBE R's
WORK for the Service of this Department at Chatham.
• _Further -Particulars,"togetber with. the Terms and Conditions
- if the.Contraft, may be known ,aeon application at the Secretary's
Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Doy between the IlsUrs of
Ten and Four o'Clock, and also at the Ordnance Office at Chat-
/Jam.

The Proposals are to be sealed, and marked on the outside," Pro-
t osals for performing the Plumbers' !Fork a! Chatham." But no
Fropnsal can be admitted after the said Ist Illy of December next,
at twelve o'clock at noon on that day, neither will any Tender be
=tired, unless the Putty making it, or an Agent in his .6eh4f,
drallattend.

By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW.

BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE,. STRAND,
. .. . ' November 22, iBo6.
NOTICE
COURT of PROPRIETORS of this Office will be
Jiolden on Wednesday next, the 16th inst. at Twelve o' Clock
at Noon, at their Office in the Strand, when a further Divi-
dend:will be declared.

ROBERT SKELTON, Secretary.

THE NEW PARLIAMENT.

THE PUBLIC are res'peetfully informed,"that a
New. Edition of the BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to
the FIOVSE of COMMONS is in Course of Preparation,
and will be published soon after Christmas, correeled to the
Ist of January-, 0307. • -
Communications are earnestly solicited by the Editor, to be
addressed to him at No. 6, Bridge-street, Blackfriars.
November 17, 1806.

ThiS Day were published,
In 0 davo, illustrated with Plates, price One Guinea, boards,
- •the Two First Volumes of

SY ST.E,M of C HEMISTRY
liy 1,, MURRAY,
Leaurer Chemistry; -amt. on Materia Medic; and Phar

knacy, Edinburgh.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees-,. and Orme, Paternos-
ter-row W. Creech,- ani,l A. 'Constlible and Co. Edin-
burgh.
*The Third and Fourth Volumes, which complete the
above Work, will be published in the course of the ‘V inter.

A NEW EVENING DAILY PAPER,
Entitled,

THE COILRESPONDENT,. will. be in a short
• tune pub in Dublin, at the Office, No. 11,
Fleet-street, at the rear of the intended National Bank. • it
will. be printed on a beautiful new Type, upon Paper of the
•best suitable , The Editorial Department Will. be
filled by' Gentlernen, who, with great labour, assiduity. and
expence, have prepared arraiverhents for presenting to the
.Public a diurnal rept)rt of Politics and Commerce upon the
.most core& and faithful authorities. The interests of Ire-
land will. be investigated and expounded with zeal and fideli-
ty, and her advancements in 'Arts and Science, and the prac-
tical advantages theY•furnish,,, will be objetts of special soli-
citude.
The Correspondent will be sent to any part of Great
"Britain end Ireland, from the General Post Office in Dablin,
by the Cl.c.ks dt. the Road.
London, England, 1806-11-24

P rIRT E.12.141ps DIS S 0 LI/ ED.

William Sweet, Samuel Brown, John Brown, -William
reford BroWa, and James Hallett, coalition carriers from
and to Exeter, London,,Ply mouth, and Falmouth. Nov.

‘7, 18,6. •
Ma.tthew.Todd, Samuel Cowling, David,Cowling, and john
Waddington, of, the city of York, grocers, spirit-mer-
chants, alai tallow-chandlers. ._Nov. to, 150..-`si
-
R'. Priscall and Thomas Hassan, of Liverpool, in the county
of Lancaster, woollen-drapers. Nov. t t, 1806.
Thomas Husband and, lob Price, of Upton-upon-Severn,
Worcestershire, merchants and grocers: Al?ril t 6, iBe6.
Thomas ludkins and lohn Howell, of the city.. of Chester,
mercers and drapers. Nov.' t.f, '
' William Stather and Francis Ruston, of Everthorpe, in. the
• East Riding attic county of York, millers. Oel. 27, i3pft.
• Williatrvlliggs and !GeortefiWagdin, of Epperstone, in the
cot qty of Nottingham, paper-manufacturers. Nov.
18. a).
London, England, 1806-11-24

NEW PARLIAMENT.

MEMBERS RETURNED.
CARMARTHENSHIRE--Sir Wm. Paxton.
COUNTY OF TYRONE—Hon. Thos. Knox; Sas
Stuart, Esq.

COUNTY OF KERRY—Right Hon. Maurice Fitz-
gerald ; Henry Arthur Herbert, Esq.
BELFAST—Edward May, Esq..
1
DowNrATßlCK—Edward S. Ruthven, Esq.
COUNTY OF DONEGAL--Sir James Stuart; Henry
Vaughan Brooke, Esq. ,
COUNTY or BERWICK—George Baillie, Esq.
COUNTY OF STIRLING—Hon. Capt. Fleming.
COUNTY or LANAm—Lord Archibald Hamilton,
COUNTY OF PEEBLES—Sir James Montgomery.
COUNTY OF CARLOW—Colonel La Touche; \Val-
ter Bagnell, Esq.
COUNTY OP MONAGHAN—Richard Dawson, Esq.;
Colonel Leslie.
CAwl.ow—Hon.'—.... Robinson.
London, England, 1806-11-24

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

Mills PRESENT EVENING, 24, 1806,
'Nov..
will he pertained
THE SCHOOL FOR FRIENDS. •
Lord Belmour, Mr, ELLISTON ; .
Sir- Felix Mordlant, Mr. W ROUG HTON ;
Sir Edward Epworth, . Mr. BARR YMORE ;. •
Mr. Hardy, Mr. DO WTON ;
Mathew Daw, Mr. MATHEWS ' - •
, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs, H. SI DDONS ; ,
Lady Courtlancl,•Miss POPE;
. Lucy, Miss MELLON.
After which will be produced (first time) anew MelO-Drama,
iii I.hree Ads, called
TEKELI ;
Or, THE SIEGE 'OF MONTGATZ.
Count Tekeli, Mr. ELLwroN '
Wolf (his Friend), Mr. DOWTON;.
Conrad (the Miller), Mr. WROUGHTON;
Count Camila (the General), Mr. CAR LE S ;
Alexina (the Weroine'of.Montgatz), Miss DUNCAN;
Christine, Mrs. BLAND.

Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2S.
—Gallery zs. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Se.
cond Price 6d.—No. Money to be returned.
Places foi thel3oXes to be taken at die Box-office, in Little
Russel-street.
The Doors to be opened at Half-past rive, and begin at
Half-past Six".

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
9'O-MORRQW • EVENING; Nov. 26, 1806,
1. will be performed
KING HENRY THE EIGHTH.
Henry, King: of England, Mr. POPE ;
Cardinal Wolsey, Mr. KEMBLE ;
Cromwell, Mr. C. KEMBL
. Katharine, Queen of England, Mrs. SID DONS ;
Anne huller:, Miss BRUNTON.
WJTH
• . THE DESERTS OF ARAIM.4.
With entirely new"SceneS,'DreskeS, and Decorations.'

Ti.e:Wusic composed by G. LANZA, jun.
• The principal Chara&ers by •
•11 LiSTON; Mr..INCLtDON, Mr.:BELLAMY,
Mr. EMERY, Mr. FAWCETT.
Mrs. C. KEMBLE, Mias.BRUNTON. -

Boxes 6s. ..Se.cond. Price 3s.—Pit'3s, 6d. Second Price zs.—
lery 2s. Second Price ts.---tipper Gallery is. Second
F rice 6d.—No Money to be returned. ' - •
_Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart-
street. ' •
The Doors.-to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at
Vall-past Six.
London, England, 1806-11-24

Capitals Determinable :

First-drawn Ticket, Ist Day - -20,00 m
Ditto - - 3d Day - - iO,OOO
Ditto - . ith Day - 30,000
Ditto - - - Last Day - 5,000
PRICE. _

Ticket
Half s - to 2 o Eighth - ,C 2 ft 6
Quarter - - 5 2 o Sjxteenth - 6 o
TICKETS and SHAKES are on Sale at all the Licenced
Lottery. Offices, an 4 by their Agents in the Co—ntry.
*** The above immense CAPITAL PRIZES are the
greatest, in a Scheme of so few Tickets, ever presented in
the annals of Lottery Adventure. 'fins fat is indisputaWe.
But the Votaties of Fortune, to participate of such unpre-
cedented opulence, must he on the alert, as the Drawing
commences so early as the 13th of January next.

THE PRESENT STATE LOTTERY
Begins Drawing on Tuesday the tjth of January, Ito 7 ;
WHICH contains Two Prizes of 30,0001. Two
•of 20,0031.. two -of ;0,0001. besides several Prizes
from scool. to tool.- and the lowest Prizes so!. ; therefore
an early purchase is recommended by
J. BRANSCOMB and" Co.
l3y whom Tickets and Shares are now selling, at the Lucky
Lottery Offices, No. it, Holborn, 37, Corithill, and' 33,
Hay-market, where, in 0305 .and,t3•o6, the following Capi.
fala were sold in 2.67 different Shares, namely,
No. 11,7t9, Prize of /:,25,000
7,757 . 2.0,022
7,636 - 20,020
11,643 —•-• a 20,000
456
53.747 10,000
r 1,87 r - 5.900
4,.77 - 5,000
Also three Prizes of zoool. five of toool. and twelve of
Likewise where the first 30,0001. Prize ever shared wa
sold, in one Half) one Quarter, one Eighth, and two Six
teenths.

20,000
20;000
London, England, 1806-11-24

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Nov. 2.4.

This day's market was well supplied with prtue
Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general was toler-
ably good; Beef, Mutton, and Veal are ratiuc.
dearer than Friday's market ; Perk sold at last {riccs,
and the trade for the most part was pretty brisk,.---
The sales in the Haymarket were somewhatlively
Hay, Straw, and Clover have fallen in price sill,-,t
our last report.—We annex an accurate statement
of the prices and numbers .

_ .
To sink the Offal per stone of Sib.
Beef 4s. od. to Ss. od Mutton 45. 6d. to cs.
bs. od. to 7s. od.—Lamb os: od. to ok. cd.—Pork 55. e.:. to
6s. od.
Beasts, 2,170. Sheep and Lambs; l674o.—Calves 97.—
Pigs, 410.

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.
Hav 41. os. to 41: Iss..—Clover 41. gs: to 51. 55.-Straw
ii. 'Ss. to 21. ss. ,

•
CORN EXCHANGE, nov. neat for to day's
Market is arrived in tolerable supplies, and the go-
neral sales in this trade are made nearly at off last
prices quoted; Barley in middling supplies, and is
rather cheaper; Malt has better sale ; Pease of eilctt
sort vary but little ; small old Beans are r
Arrived the Urgent Gun-brig, and sails with the dearer ; there are very few arrivals ot. 0 its
Convoy to,Touningen to-morrow. large quantities remaining, the tew sainplo_of
quality are dearer ; and terms of Flour as, under :
Ships at this Port—the Ru'oy, 64, Trusty, so, Seahors'e,
Tartar, and Loinet F rigates, Star, Recruit, /.orrester. and Wheat ;6, a 705 SaS od Beins - • 46s aco
oa
Favoui ite Sloops at War, Speedy and Curlew Armed Ships Fine ditto -85 s a 85s co: Tick Beans 37, a 44- od
tur Burros Ayres, Ritlemm, Monkey, and Escort Gun- Rye - - 40. a 45c """ 22, a 25,, 0,1
brigs, Prujed Mortar-boat, Zealand; Winchelsea, lrui Ceres t 13arley -37 s a 43sod ; Poland ditto 3,s a 33, cd
Receiying Ships, Magnanime Harbour Duty Ship, Sussex Malt -72 s a 01 Rape Seed 24 • 281; 0-•
Hospital Ship, OVays4o. Victualling Depot, and Alkmaar I White Pease 74, a7s ca f hie I 7sa 75
pckwns Store-ships. t Urey ditto 4(,,S a sas od Seconds -65 s a

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GENERAL ELECTION.

Tothe G'ENTLFMEN.. CLERG Y, and FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of NORFOLK.

GENTLEMEN,
THE Motives which impelled me to offer myself
to your choice, and the eireumsninces in which that'
oiler was made, will be the best measure of the feelings
which Must posseSs my mind, now that your choice has
finally declared itself in my favour.
It is well known, that when your late worthy• Represe-
ntative signified h.a intention of .vithirawing froth purser-
vice ; at which moment alone.the opportunity was given to
me of offering myself. to your notice; the County had-been
for months under a course of alive canvass, if indeed it may
not be said to have been so since time close of the last filec-
tion 'Numbers of those whom I had reason to .look to as
my first and earliest Mewls, were engaged by actual promises,
aid had nothing left but the remainder of that lnterest,which,
they kindly re'4retted had beeii in part-disposed of, before a
suspicion was entertained of my intention of sunning!, . My.
own official duties prevented me, till a late 'period, trom• vi-
siting the County, or prosecuting even in any other way, to
the extent required on such occasions, time object that 1 had
in view. To this must be added, that many•party feelings,
both local and general,' were thus brought into the question,
which would never have-entered it had I been able to otter
Myself at an earlier period.
If in these uircumstsnc:es I have had the haPpineis to suc-
ceed, I must be allowed to claim' to myself a larger .portion
of the Confiderxe and good will of the County than is indi-
cated merely by the state of the Poll, however flattering that
state may be. It. is in truth that confidence and That good
Will which have been throughout the .objects of my ambi-
tion

Though to repreSent the County of Norfolk must always
be a high honour, I should have been deterred from aim-
ing at it,. in the circumstances of the present .moment,
had 1 been less stilt-Dilated by the hope of carrying with
me into that situation the real and genuine wishes of a large
majority of the County. In this hope, I cannot but flatter
myself, that I have not been disappointed ;- but should I
even deceive._ myself in the extent of this persuasion,
1 mu .it still consider the honour which you .-have
conferred upon me, as a subject of • lasting pride and
gratitude,. which can only be repaid on, my part •by
a steady and conscientious discharge of the solemn trust re-
posed in me, mixed at all times with an• anxious and alltic-
tionate attention to the local interests and wishes of the
COunty of
I have.t he Honour to be, . .
C.; etitlemen, • ,
-With the deepest impressions of gratitude and respell,
Your most Obliged and faithful hurnble Servant,
W, WIN DHAM.
Norwich,,Nov: 2i, tEO6. _ _
London, England, 1806-11-24

M. spEEDINIAN's sTomActi

QPEEDIMAN's STOMACH PILLS have been
proved for a great number of years an excellent Re-
irnedy for Spasnis, Wind in the Stomach, that Dryness of
Skin, .Fulness and RestlesneSs,, so frequently experienced by
Persons affiided with Nervous Complaints, ireficrency of
Boil, ObStrudions in the BOwels,' Heart-buro, Costiveness,
Cholic, Gout, Vomitings, Head-achs, acc. They supply
the necessary, proportion of juices in the stomach, by which
Digestion is promoted, and relieve those tkbditated symp-
toms attendant on those afflided With Stomach Complaints.
If any thing is wanting to prove their virtues,•the testimony
of a number of persons of character and fortune may be ad-
duced for a great number of, years.: These Pills have, by
their intrinsic worth, maintained a great reputation, without
the aid of Public Advertisements, but the kno g at-their
virtues is now very confined, and the Public Prints being the
only medium through which they can-be generally known,
renders the necessity of resorting to this,mode to avow their
virtues. They are particularly recommended during the
course of Sea-Bathing, and drinking the Sea -and Mineral
Waters.
Prepared only by T. Shellitoe, jun. Druggist, Tottenham
High cross, Middlesex, by virtue of an assiginpent from H.
and Beswick, sole Proprietors of the 'Receipt, by the Will
.of M. Speediman ; none are genuine but those havinghisSig-
nature on the stamp and wrapping paper.—Sop,'wholesale
and retail, and for Exportation; by his appointment, by,Shaw
and Edwards, No. 6b, St. Paul's Churchyard ; and Bacon
aid Co. tic), Oxford-street, in Boxes at 2s. 4s. 6d. ins; 6d.
and One Guinea each; and .may- be.:had at the principal
Vandcri in Town ar.d hountry.

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From the FRENCH &nd DUTCH PAPERS'.

TWENTV.SECOND BULLETIN. OF THE GRAND
London, England, 1806-11-24

RicharA Lane, Bristol, ship-joiner. and,,carpentor„
Robert Atkins, Fenchurch.street, London, optical and ma.
them oical instrument-maker.
James Gibbs, Peterborough, Northamptonshire, draper.
Thomas Paterson, NichblaS-lane, London; unier%'vriter.
Davici-Rolyzrts, Trump-stotet, London, warehouseman.
Robert liallantine fern, Litchfield, wine-merchant.
Joseph tiragge, Girpn, Nottinkhainshire, dealeti:
Geolge Smith,'Sweeting's-alley, London, and of Finsbury-
square, Nliddieex, insurance-broker

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London, England, 1806-11-24

sbuers

‘-‘ Bat' nothing is done whilst there remains any
thing to be done," wrote the Emperor to the Grand
Duke of BERG. " You have out-stripped a column
of 8000 men commanded by General _ BLUCHER ;
let me soon learn that they have experienced the
same lot."

Anotl e: of 10,000 men has passel the Elbe, com-
manded by the Duke of WEIMAR. Acc"Ordinz, to all

';ea..w-
London, England, 1806-08-01

SHIP NEWS.

• CRAVE,SVID, JULY 3q.
Passed by—the Laviana, Howland, tro►st St. Petcrsburgh :
Providence, Part:sson,• Prince of Oldenburg)), —, aua
Martha, Aloore, tram Flambro'. _

Sailed—the Leith Packet, Brooks, for Copenhagen; L►-
berty,_ Swan, for-,cork ; Fame,, Smith, and Draper, Don-
nell; for Belfast.
London, England, 1806-08-01

LLOYD V. PABIAN.

MAIDSTONE, JULli.3o.—this was an a&ion for
an assault. -The Plaintiff is, a lime-merchant, and
the Defendant a Captain of Fencibles, at Dover. It
appeared, by the evidence, -tharthe Plaintiff had ar-
rested the Defendant for a lime bill, in consequence
of which the Defendant bad conceived grudge
against the Plaintiff,' which he took an opportunity
to revenge ; fbr, on the-Fast Day, he met hinvat a
,fish shop at Dover,,and, when he 'went out, immedi-
ately followed him into a lane leading from the
house. The Defendant had, lin his company, a
brother of his, Who was a Midshipman; and, as
they passed the Plaintiff, the Defendant slipped off
the pavement, or, at least, pretended to slip off the
pavement, and drovehis brother .against Mr. Lloyd.
The Plaintiff immediately asked Capt. Fabian if he
meant' to do that on purpose ? he answered that he
did, and would give it him for having arrested him.
He did accordingly, give him a severe 'beating, in
which be closed up both his eyeS; and, as the Sur-
geonstated, left him in imminent danger of losing
one of them. It was also. in evidence, that Mr.
Lloyd was, at that time, in a very bad state ofhealth,
and quite unable to cope with Capt. Fabian, wbo is
a very powerful man.
Mr. Serjeant !BEST, for the befendant, made:a
very ingenious speech, in which he stated, that tho
damage sustained by the Plaintiff was very trivial,
and that he had brought it upon himself by his own
intemperate language. He quoted an expression of
Lord ELDON, upon a case'of a similar sort, which
was tried before him in London, in which that No-
ble Lord said—" That if a Defendant could not keep
a civil tongue in his head, he must not expe& that
his teeth should keep their station ;" and added, hi:
should produce evidence as to the condud of the
Plaintiff: He accordingly called the brother of the
Defendant, who was in his company : he stated, that
his brother slipped off.the road by accident, which
inadvertently drove the Witness against the Plaintiff:
Mr. Lloyd asked, if that Was done on purpose? His
brother replied, that it was a mere accident. Mr.
Lloyd stepped forward, and, putting his
.fist in
brother's face, said, he Was a liar,. and that it was
done on purpose; and lie coutinued this abuse unfit
he provoked the Defendat4 to strike him.

The Counsel for the Plaintiff, in his reply, dwelt
on the probabilities of the-evidence adduced on the
other side.

. _ . .
The LORI)CHIEF BARON observed to the Turn,
that the way to discourage paltry: actions of, assault
`was no give nominal damages when they Were really
insignificant,. and . heavy -.damages. in cases of real
aggravation ; he then recapitulated the evidence. is
this case, and left it to the Jury to say, whether-thd
Defendant had not alfied witlioni any real prcroa-
tion, bat from revengeful. motives, for having hear,
arrested by the. Plain tilt ?—Veirdif.±:for the I,llaintiS
fifty Pounds.. • • -
London, England, 1806-08-01

HlNnis

Yesterday, the Lady, of' Francis Freeing,' Esq. of the Gel
neral Post-Office, of a Son.
Lately, at Bath, Mrs. Matchem, Lady of Geo. Matchem,
Esq. and sister of the late noble and gallant Lord Nelson,' of
a Son, being her ninth child.
Lately, at his house at Sunbury, the Lady of Charles Lii.
shop, Esq. of a Daughter.,
London, England, 1806-08-01

NAVAL NEWS.

• PLYMOUTH, JULY 30.—ArxiNied the 1700,74 y, of,
and froth Jersey to•this Port, with cows; the Danish
Galliot Patriot, V. JdHANSE Master, from "Cette,
laden with wine and brandy, for Husum, detained
by the Lion Privateer of this Port ; the Danish Ship
Rau lifaren, LOUNTZEN; of, and from Dram,
,and
the Danish Barque Ankers Hope, C. EVERSENT Mas-
ter, from Dram, both with timber and deals for this
Port.

Arrived the Diamond. Frigate from the Channel
Fleet.

The Santa Margarita' Frigate i 3 come into Har-
bour to refit.

Sailed the Lavinid Frigate for the Chamiel Fleet.

PORTSM OUTH, JULY 31.—Yesterday dropped down
to St. Helen's La Prevoyante Store-ship, DANIEL
M'CL 0 Y Master; and the Resistance Frigate, Capt.
ADAMS.

Sailed the Fortuna, EDDING, for Hamburgh; and
to-day the Excellent, of 74 guns, Capt. SorgE4orr,
with a Convoy for the Downs.
This afternoon the Boadicea Frigate, Capt. MATT
LAND, came into Harbour.

FALMOUTH, JULY 29.--=Passed this Port to-day
His Majesty's Ship Orpheus, of 32 guns, Captain T.
BRIGGS, with about 10 Sail of Vessels , under
Convoy for the West Indies ---joined from this Port
by the George, PRICE, for Ma}deira. • Arrived the
Favourite, FALL, and Ann and Mary, MARTIE,
from Jersey
.Queen, CLEMENTS, from Shields; and
Padgey, PHILLIPS, from Swansea.
Sailed the Britannia,Cutter, JOHEM, for Guern-
London, England, 1806-08-01

MARRIED.

PRICE OF
YISTEI

- -
Bank Stock, . .
Navy s pei Cent. 95 a
s per Cent. .1797,
I risk 5 per Cent, 931 ;
4 per Cent: 32 .
3 per Cenr. Red. 63 641
3 per ‘..:ent. Con. 63
Bank L. Ann. i 3 tutns4.
Ditto Short Ann.

LON VO N : Printed, by RI. CHARD HA R of No. 4, .Martins-court, liovv-street- and übl istied.bs ‘V Ntl.o. SC:zIfPS, of South Mcitou_strect Grosyenorsquarc
At the SuN.Chylce, No. 11; Stvand ; 4deertis.irnenis -Orders for the Pop-r, I' elter: ibt the .Eriitorf 6cc. oust-paid), •134ut!,1;.: addressed.

Yesterday, at St. Margaret's Church, Westminster, R. B.
Pollard, A. B. of No. 5., Cadrigan. place, Sloane,streer, to
Miss Frances Crispe, of Snodiand, Kent.

Lately, at Vizagapata n, Captain Renunington, of the
itst Regiment Native Infantry, to Miss Aiskell; sister of
Colonel A iskell, commanding' that Garrison.

on the 26th of May, at Niontego, Bay, larnaica, Captain
Alexander Syine, ()fine Ship Princess of Wales, of London.
to Miss Vernon.

On the 3d of ltine, at .Mount Hybla, in the Parish of POI
ROyal, lairiaica, Captain Charles C. Parish, of the ship
frOtt, of London, to Miss Elizabeth Cory, third daughter of
Robert Cory, Esq. of Great Yarmouth', Norfolk.
On the 12th ult. after a short, but pleasant, courtship of
four days, Mr. John Armstrong, oldest. son of Mr. Matthe%47.
Armstrong, of Snouts, ,in Newcastle, to Miss Jane Thomp-
son, daughter of a respeatable farmer at Skinburness, in C urn-
herland. Miss Thompson vas on a'week's visit to some
lations in the former ,place, and on her return 'home greatly
surprised her friends by presenting to them a lusty husband.
Monday.se'nnighr;- at StoCktun, Mr. W Storer, to
Taylerson, yOungest daughter of.the Rev. Henry Taylerson,
of Stokesley, alter a trip to Gretna Green. .
Yesterday se'nnight, at Egremont, Captain'Peake, of titer
Royal Navy, to Miss. Wordsworth, of Catgill flail, Cum-
berland;

• DIED.
On the 23d ult. 'at Leith Fort, Colonel W. P. Srnithr_
commanding the Royal Artillery in Scotland.- '
On the 25th tilt. Daniel Scott, Esq. youngest son of the
late Walter Scott, Esq. W, .S.
Lately,, at Carlisle, Sir Richard Hodgson, Knt.
man of that City, and many'years Major in the CuMberiand
Militia.

.....
A few days since, at Greenwich, Stephen :John Maule,
E sq.
On Wednesday morning, Mrs. Riggs, of 'Canterbury-place.
Lambeth, after a long and painful illness.

STOCKS

India Stock,
I mita Bonds, ts. 2S. dis.
South Sea Stock,
Excheq. Bills, 2s. pr. is.
Is; pr.
Otnnium, Si 9
Imperial 3 per Cent 63 4. f.•
Ditto An, , 7- 16ths
Con. for _I itig. 63 E. 54
London, England, 1806-08-23

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

YORK AUGUST RACES—Continued.

WEDNESDAY, ALYGUsT2O.
Sweepstakes pt isJogs. eacti, b. tt. cbiti Bst. 41b. Three
nilles.

I.ord Grosvenor's br. asper, by Sir Peter . -.walked over
Mr. INlellish's b. c. True Briton, by St. George ' - pd.
Mr. Mel iigh's ch. colt,- Honesty, by Overton - pd
Lord Strathmore's b. c. by Pipator, out of Heroine ' - • pd
Sir M. M. Sykes's b. c. Sir Reginald - —• pd
Lord•Grusvenor's br colt, by Sir Peter - - -pd
Sweepstakes of sogs. each, h. ft. for three-year old colts,.
Sst fillies fist. t3lb. Two miles.
Mr, Clifton's bay colt, Fyltienq, by Sir Peter
Mr. gellislt's-u. f 011-she-goes, by Shuttle' - . 2
Mr. I. G tiinston's Woldsinan, by-Sir Peter - pd
Sir 11. T. Vane's br. cult, by ffininletaii,an - pd
Sir T. Vane's bay filly, by Hainbletonlan - - pd
Mt. Branciling's b. c. by Shuttle, darn by Walnut • - pci
Mr. T. Hutchtilson's ch. c. by Beningbrough - • ,- pd
Lord Grosvenor's bay colt, by, Julio - pd
Mr. W. Hutchinson's ch. c. ay St. George . pd
M r Chiron's br. c: W.arrior, bOir Peter - pd
Mr. T. Robinson's b. c. by Beningbrougli - pd
Six and 7 to 4 on igyldener.

Fifty Pounds, given by the City of -York, added to a Sub-
scription Purse, for syr olds, Bst. 71b; each.---Four miles.
Mr. Garforth's gr. m.r Vesta, by De11)46 • -; -
Sir W. Geranrs br. h. Chariot, by Chariot
Mr. Watt's gt. h. Evander, by Delpini -
Mr. Clitton's b. m. losephina. by Sir-Teter ' - . 4
Sir M. M. Sykes's b. ni. ny Sin Peter • .5
Six and 7 to 4 on-Vesta.
Mr. Croft's b. c. by. Cardinal out of Luna, beat Captain
Treacher's Talisman, by Totteridge, Bst. each, zo6ga:.h. ft.
Two miles.
Mr. Meilish's b. c. Luck's-all, Sat. 71b. beat Sir. M. M.
Sykea's ch. c. Sir Sacripant, 7si. rpb, zsgs each. —Last mile
and a hal t. —,Six to 4 on Luck's-all.
The Post Produce Stakei of zoogs each, h. ft. Sst. 71b. each.
Four mars.
Lord Fitzwilliam's b. 'c. Caleb Quot'em, by Sir Peter
Sir IL Vane's b. c. by kiambietonian, (since Mead) pd
London, England, 1806-02-12


'ON Friddy night last a robbery was effeeted in the
office attached to Mr. Moloney's distillery, Lock -
quay, Limerick. The.villains, after much laborious
exertion,. succeeded in forcing the shutters from
one of the office windows; they then entered, -and
tore away a desk, containing some Cloumel, Water-
ford; and silver notes, and silver, with whieli they
got clear off. In an adjoining des,-, which form,
'lately escaped their notice, were upwards of 3001.
We feel pleasure in 'stating that the robbers, Patt.
M`Grailt, Curheen, and ---. Hinchv;
were-apprehended. The circumstances waicn led to
their deteCtion are as! follow a Gentleman, who
was in Mr. Moloney's office on Friday, observed
two fellows of suspicious appearance repeatedly
Viewing, from without,..the trausaCtions, --&c. in the
office; °RA:ailing the next' day, Mr. 'Moloney men-
tioned the robbery, when the other. described the.rutf-
flans whom he saw attentively looking- in the day
preceding:concluding- they were the robbers, they
lost no time in engiigino- emissaries to trace them ;
-and at night Mr. D.' andsT. Moloney, accompanied
by Mr.' Dodd, secured '1\1‘Grath and Curbeen, after
a.most .obstinate resistance, in a public house. It
would ,be_an injustice here not to say that ,two
Vates of the -Queen's. County Militia' cheerfully lent
their assistjncer. When brought W Mr. Moloney's
house, Sheriff M‘Malton and Mr. Wm. kty.vles,
).eace • Officer, were ,sent for ;—these Gentlemen
ordered them to prison.- Their interference on this
as well as in -numberless other instances,
was produative . of much happy •consequence.
uncommon ingenuity, they drew forth a confession
from M‘Grath,which ultimately recovered the entire
'stun taken, 7e1. Having • learned that the spoil
was. divided in equal proportions, they next went to
the retreat of Hinehy, whom they discovered in bed,
affeCting sleep, in a house on the height of Penny-
well, with -his share of the booty in his hand. Oa
ascending aloft in the house of Curlieen, they tbund
in the thatchn stocking full of the silver notes. Hets-
cby confejsed that it.was also their determination to
have murdered .a most reape&able character, who
was passing, had helmppeued to notice the bread),
or:come-too-hear theslip, where they had the desk.
London, England, 1806-11-01

:67r,NErt..-Vi, ELECTION.

TotheGENTLEMIN, CLERGY,and FREEIIOI.I4.I
of the COUVIY of LINCOLN.

GENTLEMEN, . - -
HE ve;ry flattering manner in which yqupine,c,;.
1.
. Inc in a situation the nor distinguished„ by conferring
on me the •honour of being one of your Representatives in
Parliament, *encourages me again. to otter my Services,•trust-
ing, by a.firm adherence to our inyalttat?le Constitution, and
a constant attention to promote-the welfare of this extensive
County, I shall prove myself not undeserving of your fa-
Yours.
I have the honour to remain,
~ • ~ .
Your meSt obedient.humble Servant,
CHARLE'C'IIAVLIN.
Blokney, ga, 2.7;' iBO6.
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TotheGENTLENIEN,CLERGV, and f REEHOLDE
• of the COUNTY of LINCOLN.
LENIEN,
T-IE DISSOLUTION of PARLIAMENT hay-
ing taken place, I feel it necessary to declare, that it
is my intention again,to offer my Service:
I cannot permit this Opportunity to pass without return-
ing my particular and warmest Thanks to toy Friends, Whose
kind Partiality, more than any Merit's of my own, placed the
in my late distinguished Situation.
To the best of my knowledge, I have pursued an indepen-
elent and honourable line of Parliatrientary Duty, and never
made 't lie' Confidence reposed in me the Footstool of my AM.
bition.
Thus, I hope, my pnlolie.conclud has been such as to leave
no room for censure, and that I return the important Trust
eonfittcillo me
Be fissured, that if you aglin Elea me as one of your
presentatives, 1 shall ever entertain a high sense of the ho:
nour conferred on me, and that 1 shall remain with much
respell arid regard, _
C!.Eivrt.tmoN,
Four very grateful, obliged, and obedient Servant,.
• GILBILIZT iIEATHCOTE.
Normanton Park, Od, 25, 1806.
London, England, 1806-11-01

BIRTHS.

On the 27th ult., at Callander-Ffouse, Scotiand, the Lady
of William Forbe,s,. Esq. of Caltander, of a and Heir.
On the 29th tilt. at Hadtain, Hertfordshire, the. Lady of
William Hamilton, Esq. of a Son.- •
On the 3oth ult. the 'Lady of the Rev. john Rush, of
Chelsea, of a Son.
London, England, 1806-02-15

TO BE SOW BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

ALL that Valuable MANOR, or ROYALTY,
and the ESTATE of GREAT HARWOOD, situate
within tour Miles of the Town of BlackbUrc4 in the County
of Lancaster, and containing about Eleven Hundred custo-
mary Acres of Land, of seven Yards to the Pole. or about
One Thousand Seven. Hundrecfand Ninety Statute Acres.

-This Estate is nearly comprised in a Ring Fence, the Rivers
Calder and Hentiurn running through and bounding a great.
part thereof ; the Waters of these Rivers are capable of being
converted into any purposes of theinost powerful Machine-
ry, and the fine and numerous Springs, of fresh Water which
rise in ever) part of the property render it an object of the
highest importance to the Manufadurer, or for the purposes
of Irrigation or Beauty. • •
The Estate is well Timbered, and rich and valuable Mints
and Veins,of Coal, Stone, and Gravel, lie in every part of it,
,and are. now in work. It abounds also in the most beau
tifui and romantic Situations for Building a Mansion or Cot-
tage Orne6 ;. has the benefit of excellent Roads ; holds a
Court Leet and Court Baron ; has a Royal Grant of a Fair,
which is regularly held ; and the, game having been strictly
preserved, is well stocked therewith.
For particulars of this valuable E stake, apply at the Office
of Mess. Wilson and Rawstorne, Preston, Lancashire, where
A Map of the Estate may be seen. • •
Preston, 1311. 25, 1.80.

RICH FREEHOLD MEADOW LANDS at TO fTEN.
HAM 'and EDMONTON, MIDDLESEX.
'TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION,
• ,By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At t arraway't Coltee-houie, Cornhill, on Tuesday, March
—the ttth,•at One o'ClOck,
In EI.EVEN LOTS,

A MOST VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE;
_EI consisting of several Ina:nitres of Rich Meadew and
Arable Land, in the Parishes of Totteitham and Edmonton,
Middlesex, containing, in the whole, upwards of
SIXTY-FOUR ACRES;

situated, part adjoining the Turnpike Road leading to South.
gate, the other parts only a short distance therefrom, and by
the side of.good Roads communicating with the same ; at
the easy distance of only 6 and 7 Miles from London, admir-
ably situated for erecting Villas upon, being formed on gen-
tie eminences, commanding extensive views over a lukuri-
ant Country, well clothed with Timber, and-beautifully in-
terseeted by. the New River. Possession of the whole will
be given at Michaelmas:
The several Lots may be viewed ,by applying-to Mr. John
Bockenhead, at llornseyi Wood House; and prtnted Partieu-
lifs may be had in a few .days at the White I fart, Totten-
ham ; the Ben,- at Edmonton ; of Mr. 'John Bocketilicad ;
of Messrs. Williams- and-Brooks, Solicitor., Lincoln's Inn;
at carraway's.; and of Mr. Christie,-PalL-Mall.
London, England, 1806-02-15

ROUN TREE V. GREEN AND ANOTHER.

-Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN. shewed• cause against a
Rule which had been obtained to .set aside the yer7
di& for the Plaintiff which had been entered on the
trial (*this, Case. He 'grounded his objeaion on the
plea, that the Defendants; Green and Wainwright,
had guaranteed the Plaintiff in certain goods which
had been sent to a Mr. Wbolridge,-in America.
The Court held, that the documents produced to
that end attached no responsibility to the. Defendant;
and the Rule to set aside the verdia was made abso-
lute, without costs.
London, England, 1806-02-15

erk rtes

Os- Tuesday last, at Edinburgh, the Countess of Loudon.
and Moira, of a Daughter.
On the s3th inst. at Pimlico, the. Lady of Lieut..-Colonel
Elliott, of a Son.

M4R R

••• • •
Lately, at Dublin, by special licence, IL 8,. Molesworth,
Esq. gandsoivol the second Lord Viscount- Molemortil, to
Miss Hone, daughter of Brinley Hone, Esq et that City.

D I,F D-

, •
Lately, at his house, in Halifax, in the 96th year of his,
age, Dr. roseph Hultne. •-
In the North Seas, Captain W, Richardson, CornmAndet
of His. Majcsty's:S loop Uule..
Lately, at Kiutbiiry-, in the 'County of':, Birks, the Rev.
Thomas F0%,,,1e, Itezior of Hantpsteaci, ltiiarsn 1 in the-sarne
County, and of Allingtcli,, in the Count} of Wilts.; sod at
the satne place, on Wednesday evening last, his Youngest Son,
Charles Fowle, of Bath, Esq. Barrister at-Law, and 'Com,
mandant of the HungertertlYOunteer tritantry.
On•Tharstiay evening last, in Finsbury-;sure, the infant
`Daughter of Edward Goidsinid, Lstl. - -
On Tuesday, the 4th inst. at her house,-in
Lady Bankes,-reliet.of the late Sir ldenry Bankes.

STOCKS.

RDrl7.
India Stock, tB5
I ihlia Bonds, 3s 4s. pr.
Exchequer Bills, 3s. ss, pr.
omniuip,
-3 per Cent. deferred,
Imperial 3 per Cent. 6oi
Cons. for z7th Feb. 6t 6o
614- 61.
London, England, 1806-02-15

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT,

HOUSE OF PZER6,
.. • _
FRIDAY, FEB. 14.
The Bills for granting Annuities to Lady Vis 7
countess Nelson, and Sir Richard Strachan, were
read 'a" second tinie, and corninitted fur Monday.—
Adjourned till Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

FRIDAY, VEI3. 14.

Mr. JOHN LAToticHE presented a Petition from
the Debtors thnfined in the Marshalsea Gaol of the
City of Dublin, praying for relief.7,-Ordered, to lie on
the Table.