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London, England, 1806-10-29

4 &I Eh JL:I.

NEw-YottE., SEPT. -18.—Another Ship of SE-
ROl6 'BONAPARTE'S Fleet, L' Lute,. of 84 guns, LE
ettoix, Cdmmander, was spokencoming . up- the
)3ay, and it. is 'supposed by .this time., is' On' Anna-
phlis. She parted from the Fleet in the late gale,
and is totally' disinasted, and much shattered in the
hull, which gave them hate hopes •of ever being
able to bring her into Port.::—AS a precaution in
case she should Sink, they detained five American
vessels they met on their way," and kept themm-ctose
alongside; so as AU be certain of pr6erving the crew ."
She passed by part dt B. STRACHAN'S ifieet on
Thursday night'; but, it being very dark was not
discovered tilt Friday morning, when L'Eole was
Within. the jurisdictional limits :of the Unued States.
SEPT. 22.—Captain IttomPsos.arrived late last
evening from, Laguira, littorals, that' General
EANDA had, re-embarked his Troops,. but not, as
had been reported, on account Of having experienC-.
ed a defeat, out with a view to attack another •part
of the Country,, and probably to bring his tbrce to
a place where he ready al' an attack,.
having-first diverted the attention of the • Spaniard
by a feint. General. MIRANDA had ,lost 13 men;
among whom was ode Captain. . .
" Extract of 4 Letter, frbm Annapolis, to the Editor
Of The 'Baltimore Telegraph :-r-"" e' have- now off
the Harbour two French 74's,..both a haw .worse of
the gale. 'The ..crew of L.' Lote, the .last that came
in, are perfectly healthy ; those of the Patriote 'the
very -reverse ;, but, take " t hem . altogether, I never be-
held such a .miserable loOkitig set
_of beings. A
clean shirt among them is what. I never- saw, and no
AO is not uncoincnon."

ItiS very remarkable that not a Capital Prize
should be-drawn on the last day of drawing, though
they are all gloat. It may therefore be expeated-
that a largeproportion will -be drawn on Tuesday.
next, the 4th of November.---.-i-lattNsaY and Co. are,
selling Tickets and- Share.s, warranted undrawn, at
thesatne prices as before the drawing began. The
feW remaining will be qui_ekiy disposed of. The
State Lottery Otlices-are, 26, Corninn, 52, Charing
Cross, and St.-Margaret's liiii,•Borougb.

PUbilSheki b) 141LLIAS1 ARAI Calf? P,S, of ~jtn Nioitcm-street, urosvenor-squarci
For the Paper, .I,eirs for the Editor, Scc..(Dost.taid) must be addresseil,
London, England, 1806-10-29

hernia.

GENOA, SEPT. 24.—',01: the lath instant 'cur
French Ships.of War appc#ed off
,from
this Port
.frooulon, whOlhe Geaßtse,'4 7,4 guns, inunediately
joined them*, and .th...y cc?n,tHilued their :coins:a
Which,lhough; not certainly known, is
.supposed to
be for Carthagena, where ten Spanish. S: ills, tinder
Don SALCEDO ilave been ready Sail Icy: twelve-
month past.
BECKASCOG, OCT. I,2.—SineS the. Spanish Ports
have been shut against the S"edish Vessels; his
Majesty has., ordered it to be declared to the Spa-;
nish Charge d'Atiaires at Stockholm, that he Can
no longer' 'acknowledge him in a diplothatic
ra:Str.

,
, r•
DORSTEN, OCT. 13.7—A. detaChMent of trussim
troops have seized the Government chest at Dulmen -
i_
and the. same operation, it is said, ha i been carried
into effea at.Koesfeld and Pl.heine, by. the Prussians.

-.PLYMOUTH, OCT. 27.-4 ailed this morning the
Phoenix Frigate with Dispatches for AdOiral Sir
CHARLES COTTON, - Commander of the Channql
Fleet ; and the Pallas Frigate on a cruize to the
Westward. •

Arrived the Portugueze Schooner N. S. De Szi-
liado, from Lisbon, bound ,to Amsterdam, ladLn
with sugar, put in by contrary winds.

DovEn,DcT. 28.—We are still all conjeaure re",
speain:a the tiring heard here yesterday evening, not.
a Ves;el of any description having arrived to-day
from the Fiench Cost ; but we naturally conclude
that the Enemy were rejoicing at their successes'
gained over the Prussian Army.

PORTSMOtriItrOCT. 28.—rArrivecl La Flecke Sloop
of War, Capt:WH;TE, from a cruize oil' Havre,
with the Joss 9r her mainmast ; and the Cracker
Gun-brig, Lieut..J. LEA,cfr, from off Havre.
Sailed the Penguin Brig, Capt. SICUTK, with the
WeSt India Convoy, for the Down's ; Bellona;
PEARCE, for Bristol; arid Request, JoH&soN, tor
Shields.

DEAL, OCT. 48.—Sailed His Majesty's Ship Le-
veret,, with a Convoy, for the Baltic ; and the Swift
East-India Pilot Vessel, with the Surat Castle East
Indianian, for the River. •
Arrived the Plicebe Frigate, Spitfire and Sitellite
Sloops _of War, with. several Gun brigs, from a
'cruize, and remain in the Downs with the rest of
the Ships as per last ; 'also the Dorsctshire and
Travers East Indiamen.

• All yesterday evening a heavy firing was heard at •
this place from the direction of Boulogne : we can-
not learn the cause ; nothing has-this day transpired..
'A Convoy for thetßaltic, also one for Tonningen,
are appointed to sail frOm the Nore on the 7th of
November.
London, England, 1806-10-29

MISERIES OF lIUMAN LIFE.

Now preparing for the Press, and will be published with all
Expedition,poSsible:
_ __ .

•
ASECOND VOLUME, being a Continuation
the Ni,ISERI ES of HUMAN •LIFE ; written by
the same Author- as the tlriginal Work, and will be publish.
ed by W Aii)emarie-street
.
(;_-- :4' • [bac having been lately announced for publication a
'Work bearing a somewhat similar Title, and purporting to
be a " Continuation of the Nliseries of kluman Life," Wil-
liam Mina thinks it hiS duty respe6lfully to guard the Pub,
lit agains,•eriur, and ;o assure then], that the Author of the
original Work has no concemwhatevzr with the Publication
above alluded.to.
The original Author of the Miseries of Human Life has,
•for some time past, been preparing a Second Volume, which
-wil/ be publisned at a' period noWater that, January next.
Albermarle-street, Oct. 27, 18o&.

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London, England, 1806-12-24

A CHALLFNGF.

. _
ESSRS. CURRIE attd Co challenge the whole
•
•t Woilci to prove a single instance tvhere their Medicine
and Method of Cure have failed of the desired efiCt.. The
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dinue to •studiesto the treatment .and cure of cer-
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is the e,,i,s,NtienceOf a
.cte:;truativ.: habit. It is a inelaneholY
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Deticiemies and Deni:it:es vvhich frequently prevent and
enr4iticr the Matrimonial State, and Imposes by anti4pa:.
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,victiini all the infirmities of old age.
TO -such persons it must be a consoling reflettiori to know
that'they may now, by a new AO. infallible mode of treat-
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London, England, 1806-12-24

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FRENCH PUBLIC CHAWACTERS.

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'HE REVOLUTIONARY PLUTARCE-I ;
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London, England, 1806-12-24

PARTNERSHIPS DIS)OLVED.

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Richard Richmond and John Jackson, Kingston-upon-Hull,
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M Alt.S.
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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERS
.I,ALSUM AUDIAT?

LONDON,

\VEDNESPAY, DECEIABER 24, 1806.

ing the effen which it wlis intended-to produce upon
the British Ministry :• they firmly adliercd to their
purpose, anti, this plan for. trepanning them. inta,4
separate Peace was opmpktelyfrastrated..

OUR Readers will find, in a sub Sequent Column
some' further ExtraEts froth the Mail which arrived
from Husum last night: The rnmours.of the defeat
of the FrenCh are again repeated, but it is to be
obserVed that the accounts are of a .very old date,
and are expressly 'at variance with the details' given
in the last FrenCh Bulletin.

The new regulations which are to be adopted re-
specSting the admission of strangers into thiscouh-
try are particularly necessary at this moment. -=
There is every reason to believe that the Rench
Government have organized a system of intriglie,
and. that Spies are sent over, every country in En-
rope. Spain is full of these vile emissaries ; but
tho' many of them are. suspe&ed, the Government
-feels itself under "the necessity of:enduring them, and
of proteai ng them, while thei r views are obviously hos-
tile: No Country, indeed, under FrenchinflueUCe, is
exempt from those desighing .miscreants, and all pos-
sible artifice will, no doubt, be employed to procure
them admission into various parts of the British Em-
pire.. These wretches assume all shapes, and are
trained to 'all manner of artifice. The times are so
critical, and the hatred of our Enemy is of so deadly
a kind, that'we cannot too vigilantly guard against
such insidious and flagitious instruments of.insatiable
and unappeasable enmity.

Yesterday a Court of Directors
.was held at the
East India House, when I,ieut. Gen. HEWITT was,
appointed, Second in Council at Bengal, and Com-
mander in chief of all the Military Forces in the In
dies.
London, England, 1806-12-24

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

. HOUSE:OF COMMONS,
• • TUESDAY, DEC. 23'.
. -
• Mr. THORNTON presented a • retition from the-
London Dock Company, praying for leave to bring
in a Bill to enable them to purchase the Water Work
of St. George's, Shadwell.—Re6...rred to a Private
Committee, with orders to report thereon.
Mr. P. MOORR brought up a
.Report from the
Committee appointed to consider the Petition of Mr.
Bowyer, relative to extending the time for (.11434ing
of the Petitioner's Piaures by Lottery ; and obtained
.1,-ave to bring in t Bill in•compliance with- the prayer
of the said Petition. -

Petitions were presented, complaining'of the Re-
turns for Weymouth and Thetford. The. former
Was ordered to be taken into consideration
.on the
Sad, and the latter on the 27th of January.
Mr. H.OEITOUSE obtained leave to bring, in a Bill
to revive, amend, and render perpetual, the 'Ael of '
the 42d of the Icing, relative to the Trial of Con,
tested Eleetions ; -which Bill the Hon. • Member
stated to be niateriai to carry theough the House '
with all .convenient expedition, in order, that the
parties concerned in the'PetitionS which, were,now
before the House, and about to be presented, might
experience the benefits which it had been found Ca-
-1 able of prOduCing.--rThe Bill was brought in, read
a first and- second time, committed, reported, and
ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.
The House resolved into a Committee of Supply,
'Lard H. PETTY in the Chair, and the Order usual
at the commencement of a Sessions, that a Supply be
granted to—his Majesty, was moved by. Mr. VAN-
SMART, and agreed to.
Mr. C. W. 'YNNE gave notice, that he would
to-morrow. ,move for leave to bring in a Bill to con-
tinue and ,amend the Thames Police ACt.
The. Hon. Gentlenian called the 'attention of the
}louse to' an Order • made in the year 1805, that a
Return should be made of the Lunatics.and Insane
Persons in custody 'throughout Great Britain—in
consequence of which Order many Returns'had been
made : but these and other similar Returns could
not; he understodd, be laid before the House, un-
less the Order referred to should be renewed. He
tl4erefore moved,' that this Order should be renew-
ed.—Ordered accordrtgly. -
Mr. Binotmtqf gave notice, that as the Chair-
man of the Committee of Ways and Means:had nb
9ran4ions Without that House, and as the present
was a period in which it was necessary to make every
po;4ible retrenchment, he should to-morrow move
a ,A.esofution, that no salary should in future' 'attach
tp that office. • - • -
London, England, 1806-10-16

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THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, O&. 16, 1806,
will be performed
THE WILL.' •
Sir Solomon Cynic, Mr. DO WTON ;
Mandeville, Mr., POSY ELL ;
Howard, Mr. ELL I STON ;
Veritas, Mr. PALMER
Realize, Mr. NIATUEWS;
Album, Mrs. FORBES,
(From the Dublin Theatre; hei ist appearance on this Stage)i
Cicely Copley, Miss MELLON.

WITH

THE FORTY THIEVES.

13oxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs.
—Gallery zs. Second Price ts.—Upper• Galicry ts. 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 Eve, and begin at
1.14 f-past Six.
On Saturday, The Suspicious Husband ; with The Forty
Thieves.

On Monday will be produced anew Comedy ,(nevec acted),
called The Fara Table.
A new Melo-Drama is in preparatiun, and•will be speedily.
perfbrmed.
London, England, 1806-01-30

India Company, dated the 30th of Jane, 1801, re-
,speaing the Debt of the Company."

Mr. .119:4 I, LA GE had)io objedliori to the produc-
tion of the Letter now oiled for, at the sarde
time, he wisl:ed it to be understood that in acceding
to this be did not by any means accede to the pro-
priety and truth off the observations of the Hon.
Gentleman ‘l,-'llO made the Motion, or to any future
emotions ors Opinions that might, by him, be founded
upon it: This also he must say, that the Honour-
able Gentleman had not ' aaed altogether with stria
fairneSs, when he began with his Motion so early,
and prefaced it with-so many remarks, which would
haVe been more properly introduced when those.
were present,whO might wish to hear them, and who
Might be better able, from the situations they held, to
meet them in a clear and proper manner. The Hon.
Gentleman had adverted to the cause of the in-
crease of the debt, and touched upon an 'argu-
ment against him, which he wished to anticipate.
He ,was corre& in supposing that war would be al-
lodged as the great cause of the increase of the
India Debt, and, he had no doubt that when the
subject came to be investigated, this would be proved
to be the real state of the case..

Mr. PAUL wished to say -Dile word in reply.--,-
He had come.early to the-House, and had certainly
waited a reasonable time for ,those who might be
best informed upon, and most interested in, this
business. It was not I?is.wish to take the House, or
any person in it, by surprise—but he had a.most
important Cbjea in view, and was convinced that
delay would highly prejudicial to the interests
of the Coutitry. If there was a cause of the Debt
foreign to the War in which India had engaged, and
if by-this cause the Public had been deprived of the
benefits that might result from the performance of
the ebtiditions of the East India Company's Char-
ter, it was high time the business should be inves-
tigated, and that no delay should take place beyond
What was absolutely necessary from the nature of the
thing itself.
The Motion was then put and agreed to.
Mr. PAUL then gaVe, notice, that on Tuesday
se'nnight he would move for a Sele& Committee to
inquire into the causes of the alarming increase of
the Debt of the East-India Company, and of their
failure to perform the conditions, terms, and •stipu-
lations, 'contained in their Charter.. .
Mr, JAMES FITZGERALD gave notice that on Fri-
day next, he wouldmove for leave to bring in a Bill
to ascertain the exa& state of the Popilation of Ire-
land.
London, England, 1806-01-30

ARMY ESTIMATES.

The SECRETARY AT WAR brought up the Esti-
mates of the Army for three months from the 25th
of December, 1805, to the 24th of Mara], 1806.
These contained, the Charges of the Guards, Gat-
risons, and Infantry at home. and on the Continent,
Of the Troops in thd Plantations, and of the Militia.
The Hon. Gentleman .wished that the House should
observe, that he made up the Estimates for three
months in order to subject those who were coming
into office to as little embarrassment on this subjed
as possible. It might be proper also to remark,
that he had made them up on the: ground of the
state of the I'orces during the last year.—Ordered
to lie on the Table.
Adjourned till Friday.

MAILS. -
ARRIVED—I Dtibrill, z Waterford. Do E-4 tiamburgh,
3 Gottenburgit, 2 Waterford.

THE SUN.

SOLEM. QUIS DieERE FALSUM AUDEAT ?
London, England, 1806-01-30

BIR7fiS

On Saturday last, at John Lubbock's, Esq. M. P.• St.
James's-place, Mrs. H. W. Brown, of a Son: -
On Sunday, in Lower Brook-street, -Mrs. W..Soulhey, of
twins.
Lately. Mrs. Hollander; of Sion-square,* Whitechapel, of
three Sens, all living and likely to do well.
London, England, 1806-01-30

POETRY.'

Tht following elegant Apostrophe on the recent National
Loss is ascribed to the Poi of Mr. Jr.rtNINGHAt4..

• IMPROMPTC

OW THE DEATH OF MR. firm.

0 matchless ELOQUENCE, to WISDOM join'd f
13 splendid HONOUR of the human mind !
sun-like Orb, that cheer'd the public-eye,
At thy extinction NAT ust heav'd a sigh.
She "net thy Birth with Gifts unknown before,
And o'er thy soul difFus'd a lavish store
Yet then those Gifts from others to withold,
With jealous hand she crnsh'd the heav'nly mould.

Yesterday the Princess of WALES inspeeted all
the Public Offices of Somerset-Place, and afterwards
paid a visit to Sir ANDREW SNAPE HAMOND. •

The Tragedy of illacbetit, supported by KEN'
tLE and Mrs. SIDDONS, drew a very large audience
last night to Covent-Garden Theatre. KEMELE
Was much oppressed by a cold, • but he gave a fine
Portrait of the irresolute, ambitious and murderous
Thane. Mrs. SIDDONS also gave a faithful, bold,
and animated representation of his imperious and un-
feeling partner. The new Farce of We Fly by
Night followed, and was very well received. All
the political allusions were very properly omitted,
and the Performers acquitted themselves most ably,
riarticoarlv 1111INDEN, FAWCETT, and LISTON. We
r .
ought before to have noticed, that the Music was
composed by KELLY, and that it does credit to his
taste and talents.

A very considerable sensation has been produced
tmong the Members of the University of Cambridge
by the present contest for the representation of that
respeaable and learned body. 'lie honour of suc-
ceeding such a man as Mr. PITT, cannot, certlinly,
be too highly estimated ; and, we trust, will never
be conferred on any but the undoubted Friends of
the, King and Constitution ' • and, above all, the firm
Supporters of our Church Establishment. We 11137
denstand, that Lord PALMERSTON, a young Nobleman
of great promise, is supported by the friends of the
late much lamented Representative ; and that Lord
HENRY PETTY depends chiefly on the friends of Mr.
Fox for success.

On Sunday Aennight.a pauper, named John Met-
calfe, ckf the Workhouse in Halifax, cut his throat
with a penknife, in so shocking a manner, as to oc-
casion his death a few hors atterw4rds., Coroner's
-Vcrdiat—Jaunacy.
London, England, 1806-01-30

MARRIAD.

Lately, Mr, Edward Bean, Surgeon, Southampton-place,
Camberwell, to the eldest daughter of lohn Sherer, Esq. of
Camberwell-green.

DIED

On Sunday last, at Groome, in Worcestershire, George
William Coventry, Earl of Coventry, Viscount Deerhurst,
Lord Lieutenant of the County, and Recorder of the City of
Worcester; his Lordship was in his 84th year.—His !lord_
ship's first wife was the beautiful Maria Gunning, sister to
the late Dutchess of Hamilton and Argyle, and died in. the
year 176 o: His second wife was Barbara, daughter of Lerd
St. John,. of Bletsoe. Her Ladyship died in [Soo, leaving
two sons, John and Thomas William. His Lordship is suc-
ceeded by George Viscount Deerhurst, the son of his first
marriage,- who, with his titles, inherits estates to the amount
,of 3 coo per atilt: and who was first married to a daughter
of the late Eicl of Northington, and, seconily, to Miss Pitches,
daughter to the late Sir Abraham, Pitcties,.Bart...hy whom he
has several children. His Lordship, some years since, met:
with a dreadful accident when , hunting, by which he has
been deprived of his sight, but retains all his natural cheerful-
ness and good humour.
On Thursday morning the r6th inst. at his house in Grtat
George-street, Hanover-square, George Irving, Esq. •
.On Thursday last,-at Winchelsea, in Sussex, Lieutenant
Francis Gyhbon, of the Royal: Navy.
.On the 23d inst. atter three days illness, at Fairfield, his
seat near Dublin, Richard Hayes, Esq. of Gardiner's-place.
On Friday last, in G rosvenor- place, Mrs. Rutherford, wi-
dow of the late John Rutherford, Esq. and sister of Sir
Charles Rouse Boughton, Barr.
On Tuesday morning last, at his house at Esher, in Sur-
rey, Richard Harris, Esq. of Barge-yard, Bucklersbury.
The same day, at her house in Bedford-square, Miss Wil-
liams, daughter shire late lames Williams, Esq.
On the Both of-December last, at Lisbon, Mr. Thomas
Warren.
On Sunday last, aged 28, Mr. Henry 'miner Humphris,
of Bedford-street, Bedford-row.
On Monday the 27th inst. in Sloane-street, Mrs. Rosier,
at an advanced age. •
Lately, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Eliza Jane Brown,
only daughterof the late Mr. Joseph Brown, Corn-radof.
:A few days ago, Mrs. Penny, of Weymouth, relic of Cap-
tain Taylor Penny, of the Royal Navy.

PRICE OF STOCKS,
• YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock. 1974 198 lndia Stock,
Navy 5 pet Cent. 90 it 91 i„i, India Bonds, 2S. 3s. pr.
5 per Cent. 1797, . Exchequer Bills, zs. ss. 4s.
per Cent. 79 # pr..
3 per Cent. Red. 6i 1 O mnium, 9 .
3 per ;2t. Cons. 6i boi 61 . 3 per Cent.. deferred, 56 .
Bank L. A nn..17 9-16t1►s 1 Cons. fur 27th Fel). 61 /}
Ditto Short Ann. 60
London, England, 1806-01-30

This Day was'published,
Price Eighteen Pence,
mI-114; REMONSTRANCER REMONSTRAT-
ED Witi-I ; or some Observat:,ns suggested by the
perusal ola Coupet, and the Note attached to it, in Mr.
Sine's Rhymes on Art, or the Remonstrance of a Painter.
13y W. H. WATTS.
" Dat veniam corvis, vexat censura colurnSas."
lov. Sat. 2.
Printed for W. Miller, Alhemarle-street.
London, England, 1806-05-07

AN OBVIOUS SAVING.

HOaiDidGNoE.Sl49a.nod Co.,
xford..sNo
trce. 4,
t,retomSmt. endJatomtehs's
eir-:.trrieeleidt:
and the Public an immediate purchase of Tickets and Shares
in the present popular Lottery, as the Prices will certainly
advance, and. cannot at any period either before or in the
Drawing, becheaper than at present. So confident are HO D-
GES and Co. of the certain rise of Price, that they hereby
engage to take back, on the Saturday before the Drawing, at
the present price, any rickets bought at their Offices, or to
return the ,diWzrence should they be lower. It is therfore
obvious that much may be saved and nothing can be lost by
an immediate purchase.
London, England, 1806-05-07

THEE_TRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDLN.

- • . .
.
To-monßow EVENING, 141ar 8., win. be
_ pertbrmed
DOUGLAS.-- ,__ . ,
Norval, Master BETTY •
Lord Randolph, Mr. CII A P 114%N. is
• Glatia:von, Mr. COOKE.
Lady Randolph, Mrs. LITCHFIELD.
. . WITH ,

. .
THE TURNPIKE GATE.
On Saturday Master Betty will -appear in the Charaaer'of
Rollat that being the last night of his f,ngagernent.
On Monday. King Henry the Eighth ;' with Oscar and
Malvina.

.
DOLLY'S BEEF-STEAKHOUSE and TAVERN,
Paternoster-row. St. Paul's.
OLIVER, late Head Waiter at the London
. Coilee-house, begs leave to inform his Friends and the
Public in general, that he has taken the above'Houie, which
he. will endeavour to cerldud upon such liberal principles as
will insult a continuance of the Support of those Gentlemen
'who are in The habit of frequenting the above House.
Alio solicits the Patronage of IhOse-Gentlemen whose gene-
Tosity has enabled him to accomplish such an undertaking,
which he will study to merit by assiduity,' attention, and
keeping a Larder supplied. with 'Provisions of the very best
kind. He has laid in a large Stock of excellent Old Wines,
which he 'flatters himself will give universal satlsfaaion.
Has several Tavern Rooms for the accommodation of Par-
ties, from any number to Sixty.
N. 8.. Dinners dressed and sent out an moderate Terms.
London, England, 1806-05-07

.twe,,sn 'lMr:,C*liNtig6 and Lord .respeit-
ir)g-the .:rccuracy 'of their respeetive.stoments, which
they•both offered to prove, by a reference to the Pa-
yers- on the Table.. •
The LORD AD VOCATE of SCOTLAND. wished
• io be allowed to say a Word TespeEting theeperation-of
.the Bill in Scotland.. When the Bill first came down,
'it operated as a Tax. of 01. upon each. Parish, and
toshew with what success it was died in Scotland,
he should only refer to the County of Edinburgh,
and to the 'City of Edinburgh, where there were
certainly many .poor. and idle- persons, yet still net a
single Man could be raised there under
,the Bill. In
Scotland, there were scarcely any Pariah Officers
known but the Schoolmasters .and Sextons., Now
it could not ,Well be expeEted that grave-diggers
,• wOuld be the fittest sort of persons. to raise men :
were they to raise them in the church-yards ?=He
• proceeded to, argue- against: the Bill; and concluded,
With paying a handsome tribute of praise to the ala-
crity and zeal of the Volunteers. • ,
Mr. UAIVTLIORN rose to vindicate the accuracy of
the statements which he had the honour to submit
to the Hptise on a former occasion, and to. shew,
that the obje&ions madeagainst them in this night's
Debate were 'wholly without foundation.
Mr. BATHWIST spoke in favour of the Repeal of
which, lie insisted, .had' failed entirely- of
the-promised 'effea. .
." The•cry of " Que.stioni -Question r: now became
more loud and general, and Strangers were ordered.
to withdraw; bUt the Question was put, and agreed
to without a.divivion.
•• • Adjourned at One o'clock.
London, England, 1806-05-07

BEDFoRDSHIRE.
- TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
• „ . By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At his Groat Room, n fall-Mall, on Thnrsday the 29th of
May, at One o'Clock,
In FOUR LOTS, " .

rTHREE ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD and TYTHE-
ntIiE FARMS in the Parishes of H4VRROLD,
WILDEN, and ROXTON,, in the COUNTY
of BEDFORD, Lett to very respeaable Tenants,, at Rent
amounting together to upwards of FOUR HUNDRED and
F I FT Y ,PO U N DS a-year, on Leases, of which five Years
arc unexpired.
Also a WOOD, containing One Hundred and Twenty
Acres, and a Spinney of Three Actes, .subjed to the annual
Payment of 31. 6s. Bd. in lieu of Tythes.
Further particulars may be had by applying to the respec.
tive Tenants, who will shew their Farms ; as also to Mr.
Kidman, Bedford ; the Printer of the Northampton Mer-
cury; Cross Kcys,:St. Neot's ; Cock, Eaton; Sun, Big-
gleswade; of Messrs. Lowndes and Lambert, Red-lion-
square; at Garraway's Coffee-hope; and of Mr. Christie,
in Pall-Mall.
London, England, 1806-05-07

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

TO-MORROW EVENING, May 8, be
performed
THE PROVOK'D HUSBAND.
Lord Townly, Mr. EL LI svo N ;
' -Lady Townly, Miss OUN CAN.
WITH

- FORTY THIEVES. •
The Charaders by
Mr. DORMER, Mr. BANNISTER,- Mr. KELLY,
Mr. MATHEWS,- Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. H. SiDDONS,
Mr. DECAMP, Mr. RAYMOND, Mrs. BLAND,
Mrs MATHEWS, Miss DE CAMP, &c.
On Friday, The Travellers ; with Three Weeks after
Marriage.
London, England, 1806-05-07

SCHEME.
Prize of k 25,000 - -
- - - 20,000 - - -

iS .

^ 7
ID
- -
-
20

lu,ooo - - - -

s°oo - - . -
..

1000 - - -

500
100

S 6 - -
- -

SO
2t

z5,6c0 TiiAets

f:APITALS DETERMINABLE.

Five First-drawn Tickets, ist Dark tOOO each ,C sOOO
Five First-drawn Tickets, 3d Day rOOO each soon
First-drawn - 4th Day - • - to,ooo
First.drawn - sth Day -
First-drawn. - 6th Day
DAYS OF DRAWING.
ist Monday - May 12 bth Wednesday - June '4
zit 'SatirrUy- - May 17 I 7th Saturday - ' tune _ 7
3d Wanesday - May 2,1 I Eth Tudsday - rune to
4th Monday -• Kay a 6 I gth.Tliursday ,•• June to
sth Friday - - May 3o loth Saturday - lune i 4

2?.bno

- Zi,coo

The Public are respedfully requested to observe, that the
number of Tickets drawn each Day will he nearly equal,
agreeably to the Order of the Lords of pis Majesty's Trea-
sury.

Price of a Ticket - - - Lao 5 o
Half - -kto 5 o I Eighth - ,Z 2 12 6
Quarter - 54 o Sixteenth - t 6 6
N B. The present Scheme contains more Prizes and fewer
Blanks than any Lottery for many yearb past.
London, England, 1806-07-03

MONEY.

IVOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, &c. are, re-
speacully informedAhey may ,he-supplied with Money
to any amount, on terms equal to Mortgage, secured on Free-
Copyhold, Leasehold-Land or HouSes, Money in the
hinds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, Clergy-
melts' 'Livings, or anv other. Proptrty ; Persons of respe(tlatii
lity may be .supplied on their personal Security only.
tiemcn will find eiiery'libial accommodation without
Application from-. Twelve till. Two, or Letters (post paid)
ddresscd to Messrs. Wills and Co. Nu. to, Pouth.street,
13erkeley•square..
London, England, 1806-07-03

A CAUTION TO FAMI

T"
great Reputation which, Mr. BURGESS
has gaipettby the superior Excellence aids ESS ENC E
.ef-X.NC HO V FES for FISH SAUCE, ,has induced many
rerSbifs-TO-give the same Name to an Article entirely dif-
ferent.

0 lIN BURGESS and SON think it a dirty they owe the
Public, to caution them against such Impositions, as several
People ravel thd Erill'ilre.'elleting.Shopketpers, &c. an ex-
*rit -.lafge profit to vend Om spurious kind : they are parti-
cularly requested to ask for Butt cES s's, and to observe none
is genuine but what haVe these words upon the Label—
" John Burgess and Son's Original and Superior Essedte of
Anchovies."

Warehouse, No. 107, Strand, corner
of the Savoy Steps, London,' f.

ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE:

`HE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni-,
gI ture, Matfrasses, and Bedding complete, are very resped-
iully reccnnmendedtu Gentlemen, as being the most portable
and superior to any others made in London ; Marquees,
Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; -Sea
Cots, SOla Beds, acid Chairs, for on Board Ship t Musquitto
.Net Furniture, and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East
Suitt West-Indies, and all :Foreign Climates, at
:MORGAN and SANDERS's
Patent Bedstead Manufadory and Wartßooms,'
. Nos. 16. and 17, Catherine-street, Strand.
Morgan and 'Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining
ables, 'allawed to be tin; most complete, and Elegant set of
Tables ever yet invented, are,very portable, packing in a Box
but ten Inches deep.
N.,8. '!'he Fashionable Sofa-Bed & Chair-Bed Warehouse.

• SEA BATHING:
A MARINE VILLA TO BE: SOLD,
Or LETT for the Season,

A Capital New-built FAMILY RESIDENCE,
• with double Coach-house, and Stabling Cor eight
.Horses, large-excellent walled Garden, and numerous Offices,
a Paddock round the House of more than five Acres, with a
.gentle slope down to the Sea Beach from the Mansion,.-ivhich
.stands oil an eminence two hunched yarda from- the Sea,
Ivhere there- is the best Bathing And Rides on the Sands any
where on the South Coast ; situated at Little/Hampton, in
the C6unty of Sussex, 59 f'diles from London. "
Particulars, sand the description of the place, .Tray be had
on application to Mr. Reeder„„ Upholder, No. 3,92,. Oxford.
-street. • •
London, England, 1806-07-03

D I BD

On the 21Ith tilt, at Bognor Rocks, Stephen Cosser,
of Al bank -street, Westminster.
Lately, in Stephon's-sireel, Dublin,
Esq :of the Pell's-011iee, rtaSiiry.
'Yesterday seni ight, at the Rectory House, Souldern, in
Oxfordshire, in the :73d. year of/his age, the Rev. 19bn
Horseman, B. D. upwards of thirty-four years Ree.tor of
tbat,Paribh, and formerly Fellow of St. john's College, in
Cambridge.
London, England, 1806-07-03

EDUCATION.

'THE Rev. HENRY THOMSON, A. M: Pep,-
rith, Cumberland, receives into his House a few
YOUNG GENTLEMEN for Board and EduCation. Terms
for Board, Lodging, and Washing, Forty Guineas per an--
Instruaion in the Greek and Latin Classics, English
Grammar, Geography, and History, Four Guineas per an.
rum ; Writing, Arithmetic, Mathematics, &c. to he paid
for extra. French and Italian taught by a Native of ranee.
For Mr. Thomson's Charader acid Abilities, reference willbe given to the Rev. Alexander Waugh, A. M. Salisbury.
place, New Road, Marybone, London ; the Rev. Sir Henry
IvloncriefrWellwocd, Bart. ; and to. Professor Dugald Stew-
art. of the University, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1806-07-03

SUPERIOR WINES.

. .
CPENCER. and PERKINS, No:i 15, Nenate-
,
street, importers of Wine for upwards -of forty years,'
sixteen or whiut they have adopted that admirable Mode of
sneliora;ing it ,in large 'Vats of 3 and 4000 Gallons contents,
as is-practised in Germany and other Places abroad ; by which
their Wines are so Unproved in FlaVour, and their Cordial
Qualities retained, that theyare not only a delicious Liquor
to the-Palate, but grateful to the Stomachs Of Nervous Ha-
, bits, and. the Aged and Infirm. -Their Stock of Old Port,
Madeira, Bucella, Vic. is of ts,oool. value, by which they
are enabled to keep Wine to great ages, both in Cask and
Bottle. They also keep a largo Stocit of Cogniac Brandy,
Fine and Jamaica Rum, and Last-India Orange Shrub, the
oldest in London treated in the.same R-lanneritiVats,.whi,A),
with their Wines, they. sell on the most moderate Terms,
for Ready-money. _ _

Nut less than a Dozen_sent to any part of the Town free of
Expence".
London, England, 1806-07-03

11,1 R R IED

Lately, at Bedford, Thomas Edwards, Jun. Esq. of Dean.
street, Souri.wark, one of the Clerks of His Majesty's Ho-
nour.ible Board of excise, to Mrs. Priscilla Amber, late of
Middlehurst,
London, England, 1806-07-03

WAYS AND MEANS

In. a Committee of Ways and Means it was voted,
that, to\varcis rat4i-oz. the. Supplies to be.gr:lnted to
His Majesty, a sum be raised by one or more Lot-4
teries—in ail, of 100,000 Tickets, at not less than,
101. for each Ticket to be diawn a Prize.—Report
to-morrow, , •

The Irish Roads Amendment Bill was read a se-
cond time, and urder'ed to be committed tb-morrow.
In a Committee it was resolved, that a Bbunty of
ss. 6d. be granted on the Exportation of every
Hundred-Weight of the Oil of Vitriol made in Great
Britain.---Ordered to be reported to-morrow.
The Ordnance Messuage Bill was read a second
time, and ordered‘to be committed to-morrow.
On the Motion of Lord Ho-wick., the Commit-
tees on the Greenwich Chest and Hospital Bills were
poStponed till to-morrow.
The MA3TER of the 'ROLLS gave notice, that he
should on Friday move tbr leave to bring in a Bill
for granting Additional Salaries to the Masters in
Chancery, to the Accountant General, and to the
Clerks in the (?slice.
In the Committee of Supply, it was ordered, that
the. sum of l ,poo,oool. be granted to His Majesty,
to be paid to the East India Company, for the pur-
poseS of defraying the Expellees incurred by them in
the Public Service. _

Also, that 3,000,0001. be granted for the. 4xtraor-.
Binary Services of We Army in Great Britain for the
year 1806.
That 60,0001. be granted-for thp same Sgrvice iti
Ireland ;

Awl, That 55,.071.. iBs. Bd. be granted. to Alp
Connoissioners for Docks, s,,hips, fkc. at Oliatt)am,,
for tip:, purpo;:qs, of the to-mottow.
London, England, 1806-07-03

. .
„ .
writertzf great knoWledge aud extierience
Serves; " that at the spring-and fall of the leaf, the
Anortality is generally greater thap„in the other sea-
sons of the year," and with great truth butthany
are also sent' to their long home by,early indiscre-
tions, which materially affect them at these seasons,
eithdr from injudicious •treatment; or bymOt having
recourse in due time to Medicine. it is, however,
a pleaing consolation to the affliCted, to reflea,that
a Medicine of the first chara&er is now extant, and
which, it applied, will effe&ually relieve them and
restore them again to the blissful enjoyment 'of
health and happlivesS. This _Medicine is the Cordial
Balm (f Gilead, which, has cured thousands in the
last stage df a Consumption, brought on-by this de;
stralive habit, and the proprietor, Dr. SoLomoN, oaf
Liverpool, is rendering the risina generation a set:-
viCe of the first magnitude.
London, England, 1806-07-03

. •.' "May io, 1806..
THE DIRECTORS of the ALBION FIRE and
L LIFE IN-3tik.ANCF. COMPANY beg leave tooall
the attention'of the Public to the numerous and important
'advantages aflOrded by this Establishment, both with respea
to Insurances from Fire and on Lives. The Directors have
determined to omit no improvement of which such an Insti_
tution is capable ; and they feel urged to every possible effort
for the public ac,gommtxlation,,,by, the_high degree of en-
Couragement' with' which`.the Company has hitherto been
honoured. . . .
. Printed Particulars are delivered, free of expence, at the
Company's House, in 'CI-,ange. Alley, Cornhill.
Attendance, daily, from Nine to Four.
By. Order of the Board,
WARNER PHI PPS,‘,Seretary.
** A large Commissiou alto werl on Life Insurance ;-and
no charge made for Policies in,any case, „ 7 .

IMPERIAL INSURANCE- COMPANY;,.
THE Public art respeat.uily rttliiisied,. that lie-
_
ceipts for cuticles- falling due:at.M.i4sumitte.l)ext; are
ready at their Offices.in I,"arid Si. I arnes'S-
street, and als'o-in thejiandS of th6.i.Agents in the principal
Cities and Towns.
This Office grants 'Policies ler shed- • r,?!; ‘;'.„ era 71/i,ws
Dist.t.urit vu a,i i'rerniums and Duty paid for more than One
Year.
The Terms of the Office will be fOund in all cases as mo_
derate as those of any similar Institution, and liberality and
promptitude will be-found in the adjustment and oyinent
of Losses.
Farming Stock is insured generally at as. fid. per Cent% and
Losses cased by Lightning are by this Company twide good.
• • JOHN DAY,. Sec.

'NOTICE TO CREDITORS. . " •
WHEREAS,THOMAS BANNING, 0f
in the County of Gloucester, Taylor and DraPer,
bath, by a Deed, dated the 31st day, of January last, assigned
all his Stock in Trade and ,Elfethunto Mr. JOSEPH FOR-
TY and Mr. THOMAS CLI F FORD, of Stow, aforesaidi.
in trust to be sold, and to divide the produce amongst the'
several Creditors of the said Thomas Baiining who shall ?c'..
cede to. and execute,. the said Deed within Five -Kalender
Months from the date thereof,- in proportion to the several
Debts to them respectively owing, and in discharge thereof:
Therefore Notice is hereby' given, that the said Deed of 'As-
signment is with the said Trustees for the execution of such
of the Creditors of the said T. Banning as may within the
time above specified agree to take the benefit thereof; and
auchal them as do not within that time so agree will be ex.'
eluded the advantage arising from the said Assignment.
Stow, June ig, JOSEPH FORTY,
1806. - ? Trustees
THOMAS CLIFORD. •
London, England, 1806-07-03

LINEN DRAWBACK BILL.

Mr. FosTP.rt moved that' the Report on thi., Bill
be taken into farther-consideration ; but after a few
words froni Mr. STEWAHT, as to an alteration which
be proposed to move for 'the commencement of the
opeption of the Bill ; and a. declaration by the
Speaker that such alteration could' only take place
in a CoLnthittee, while, at the same time, . the Bill
could not be recommitted after it had been engros-
sed; the farther consideration was, on Mr'. Foster's
Motion, postponed till to=morrow.
London, England, 1806-07-03

SCOTCH' FORFEITED ESTATES

On the Motion of Sir J. SINCLAIR, the HOuse
then went'into a Committee on the Scotch Forfeit=
ed Estates Accounts, when, after considering the
Report of the. former Committee, it was resolved,
That the sum Of 9641. out of the Arrears of Rents
of the Perth Estate, of .1 ogol.. out of the Arrears of
the Lovat Estate, and 12,0001. out of the unexhausted
Balance and Surplus of the Rents of the different
Forfeited Estates in Scotland, be applied to the'pur-
poses of taking down the old and ere&ing a new
Exchequet Chamber in Edinburgh.
That 75001. out of the same unexhausteg balances
be applied towards the ere&ion of an Harbour in
Wick, in Caithness.

That 8001. per annum for ten years be granted
out of the same Fund to the Highland Society of
Scotland, for the purpose of encouraging agrictilture
in that part of the 'Country, the Society becoming
bound to pay the annuities to the surviving Officers
of the Board of Forfeitea Estates during the said pe-
riod.

That the sum of 20001. .be granted towards the
ereaion of a Lunatic Asylum in Edinburgh,
And that the residue of said Unexhausted balance
or surplus be 'vested in the commissioners for Roads
and Bridges in Si.:otland, for the puip.6sq of'promot,
inir, Canals, Iron Rail-ways, Harbours, roads, and_
Bridges, in that country.---Report to-morrow.
, A Message was received-from the Lords, stating,
that' their Lordships had agreed to the'Stame-Ofice
Regulation Bill, and several Private Bills, .