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London, England, 1806-08-02

SUMMER ASSIZES.

31AIDSTONE, JULY 31 (2113 DAY).—None of the
Special Jury,Causes, which were appointed yester-
day, were tried,. on .account of the Jurymen being
absent. ;This' morning three Admiralty prosecutions
•kliere but the SPecial Jurors did not at-
tend, one was tried,'which was. - .

TITF, V. SUSANNtq

. .
- This -was an ihdiamentagaisilst,the,Defendant fOr
having King's stares in her. possession. . .
bales Cragie, 'a Tolice .Geer-; 'stated,- that on
tfle evening of the Bth of 06tober he saw a boat
coming from Chatham Yard, and upon searching it
he found sei,cral pieces of copper, and Other,ftrti...
cies, having the broad arrow, which be learned was
to be conveyed' to-the premises of the DCfendaut.
In consequenee, of this he went,. in ;company with
another man, to search her house, Which 11as in the
neighbourhood of Chatham, and in which place, he
found a great variety of naval stores,_ all of which
had the King's mark upon them. The "Defendant
admitted that the place where they were found be•
longed to her, and intreated be would say
.nothing
about them.

Mr. 'Bicticer; Clerk in the Storekeeper's Office at
Chatham, produced a list .of the articles found.
Mr.',PrrcAutN, for the Defendant, made no de-
fence, anti the Defendant was found Guilty.
London, England, 1806-08-02

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

AvoITTF-T, prnporly 'educated, ia -wanted by a
Gentlemen of the Faculty, as an APPRENTICE,
where every attention will be-paid to his Morals. As he will
be treated like one of the Family, a handsome Premium will
be required.
For particulars apply to Corbyn and Co. Holborn.
London, England, 1806-08-02

NEW BALLET of ACTION, and a NEW GRAND

. SPECTACLE.
AStLEY's, WESTMINSTER.BRIDGE.

Under the Patronage of their Royal' Highnesses

of WALES and DUKE of YORK.
(AN MONDAY NEXT, August 4, and every
Evening next Week, at half past Six o'clock precisely,
will be presented, a New Ballet of Adlion, composed by Mr.
'GIROUX, jun. with new Scenery, Dresses, and Music,
called

' THE HAPPY DISGUISE;
Or, LOV E IN SPAIN.
Principal Charaders. -
Messrs. MERCERDT RIDGWAY, ISAACS, and DU-
BOIS, Miis lENKINSON,
SON, Miss E. MERCEROT, Mr.
and the three Miss GIRO U S, who will introduce a Duct
. :on the Grand Piano Forte.
.Immediately after whicl?, at Seven o'Clock precisely, never
performed, an entirely new Spedacle, interspersed with
Recitative, Songs, Duets, Trios, and Chorusses, written
by Mr. BR AMV ELL 'called,
THE POLISH TYRANT;
Or,• The WOMAN OF TEN THOUSAND.
Pourtra} ing in the following New Scenes
The Sufferings of alind Husband, the Affedtion of his Son,
the Faithfulnets of his Servants, and the IntreOdity of his
Captive Wife, under the Tyranny of a Polish Chief:
I. Mountainous View and Friendly Cottage.. a. The Secret
Path discovered. .3. The Polish Tyrant's Court-Yard..
4.. The Gloomy Dungeon. S. Presence 'Chamber of the.
Polish Chief. 6. Grand Banquet.: 7; Servants' Hall.
8. Subterranenus Cavern. 9. The Long Gallery. re. The
Stranger's Bed Chamber. tt. Mountainous View. iz. The
Servants' Hall. t 3. The Dungeon of Horror. 14. Polish
Landscape: t;. The Tyrant's Castle.
Principal Charaders.
Poniatowski (the Polish Tyrant), Mr. LA TOISE ;
His Chief Officers, Messrs. TAYLOR and COOKE
Nis Bravoes, Messrs. DUBOIS, pE CA.,TRO, ISAACS,
CIIAMPINEY, and 'BOULANGER ;
Mangii (the generous Valet), Mr. HOSE ;
Smolenski (Husband to Sobieska), 'Mr. RIDGWAY ;
Carloski (his Son:, Miss CAROLINE GfROU'N ;
• javarow (their faithful Servant), Mr. LAU-RENT ;
Leanta, Mrs. PEA RCE ;
Rosara, Mrs. WALLACK ' .
And Sobieska (the Woman of Ten Thousand) Mrs. AST L EY.
The Scenery designed by Mr, GRI !WE, and executed by
him and nun:emus Assistants.
The
,Music, with a Grand Polish Overture, composed by
Mr. SANDERSON.
And the Spedacle adapted for the Stage, and produced by
• Mr. ASTLEY. jun.
In the course of the Evening Feats of Horsemanship,
Particularly
THE ANTIPODEAN EQUESTRIAN,
A Boy only Nine Years Old, will exhibit his surprising.
Manceuvress on a single Horse.
And for the last Week, the whole to conclude with the
.
Comic Pantomime of
LAUGH AND LAY DOWN.
Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, to begin at Half--past
Six o'Clock.
Box 45.--Second Price as.--Pit as. —Second Price ts.—•
Gallery is.—Second Price 6d. —'Second Price to commence
at Half-past Eight o'Clock precisely
P laces to be taken of Mr. Mubbs, at 'the Theatre, from Ten
till Three o'Clock. _ .

ALL Persons unto whom JOSEPH BIRD, Esq.
late a Captain in- His Majesty's Royal Regiment of
Horse C uards (blue), stood indethei at the time of his decease,
are requested to send an account of their Demands and the
mature of their Securities, unto JOHN LEE, Esq. Chancery-
lane, London.
London, England, 1806-11-18

BIRTHS.

On the t4th inst. at .Kingston Hill, Surrey, the Lady of
William Scott, Esq. late ft-onn Pengal, ola Son.
On Sunday eaening•, at King's Road, Mrs. William Car
dale, of a Daughter.
Lately, the-Lady of John Ofiley, Esq. of Montague-
street, of a Daughter. , • ,
Yesterday, at his house in the Strand, the Lady cf 1. Idle,
Esq. of a Daughter. '
London, England, 1806-11-18

C EOGRAPEI V, &e.

The PRESENT STATE of PERU, 4ta. price 21. 2s. in
boArds., '

ANCIENTand MODERN. MALTA, b 9 the Cltvaliet
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MODERN LONDON, \witb .54 I'latcs, price 31. 3s. in
boards. . . .*

WEST-1146[A COMMON-PLACE-BOOK, by
Sir Williaiii*Young,liart. M.P. erc. 4tci.
CrATEOO-.r..HELENA, 6s.

VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.

Mr. CAR R's NORTHERN SUMMER; or, Travels
• round the Bailie' at.- as. in hs2ants: • -
A VOYAGE ROUND TitE •WOR L D„ by John Turn-
bul 1, ; vols. price I3s. 6d. in boards. , • -
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-13 s. 6d.
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135. 6d. -
KOTZEI3UE's TRAVELS THROUGH ITALY,
4 Vials. acs. in boards. • '
The three last are the most popular BOOks of Travels that
.
have appeared tor many years. - •
The Colle•aion of Modern and Contemporary VOYAGES
and TILAV E LS, containing; all the best Works published in
Eingland, France,atid Germany; within the last two years, 4
vols. price iss. each. • •
London, England, 1806-11-18

NEW PARLIAMENT.

MEMBERS RETURNED.
NEW Ross—Charles Leigh, Esq.
PEMBROKE--Hugh Barlow, Esq.
ORNWALL—Sir William Lemon.; John Heade
Tremayne, Esq.

DR 0 ITW len—Hon, Andrew Foley; Lieutenant-
Colonel Foley.

CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
State of the Poll.

MONDAY.

NORFOLK—Coke , 3576
Windham - - 3229.
Wodehouse - 3072
WESTMINSTER ELECTION. —State of the Poll at
one o'clock to-day :
Sir S. HOOD 5284
Mr. SHERIDAN 4546
Mr. PAULL 4283
DUBLIN ELECTION, Nov. 14. —The Numbers
polled this day were—
For Mr. Slimy 339

Mr. GRATTAN' - - - 301
Mr. LATOLICH E Q7O
Gross Poll—Mr. SHAW - 1020
Mr. GRATTAN - 958
Mr, I.4TOLICIIE - 001
London, England, 1806-11-18

SITE KltsiG 'V. EtIC.IIAUD. NECK

This was an indiament tried befbre Baron To olsir;
SON, at Lancaster, against the Delendailt, a grocer,
-for assaulting and obtruding 'James Emanual Tit
terly, an Excise Officer, in the execution of his duty.
The Defendant was found guilty, and was this day
brought up to receive the sentence of the Court. It
appeared, from the report of the Learned Judge, that
the Defendant was observed by the PrOsecutor carry-
ing hi his pocket-handkerchief, through the streets of
Lancaster, a • considerable quantity of coffee. The
Officer, however did not stop him, until Mr. Beck
arrived at his own shop-door, when Titterly inquired
for the Permit. The Defendant refused it, and on
the Officer insisting on his demand, he retired into
his shop. The Prosecutor followed, and made an
attempt to seize the coffee ; but, resistance being
made; thegreater part of it \vas-spilt upon the floor,
which the Officer secured, the Defendant retaining
about three pounds.
Mr,' READER addressed the Court forthe Defend-
ant; and Mr. JEIdL for the Crown ; after which Mr.
Justice GROSE delivered the sentence of the Court.
He said it was impossible for any one after reading
the Report, not to be satisfied with the decision found
by the Jury .; and he was extremely sorry to see on
such clear evidence, that a tradesman, of hitherto
respeetable chara&er, should commit an aet, per-
haps in a moment of rashness, which would leave a
stain for the rest of his life. It shouldbe recollected
that the Officers of the Revenue had an arduous and
. unthankful duty to.clischarge, the execution of which
it should rather be the bUsiness of every one to assist
than to obstruct. , On those who did obstritet, the
law had wisely imposed punishments; and the
CoUrt, as the instrument of such punishment, order,
ed and adjudged that the Defendant, should be im-
prisoned in the Marshalsea for three calendar months,
and find security for his good conchia, at the expira
tion of the term, liimself in 1001. and two sureties in
501, each. •
London, England, 1806-11-18

MARR IED

Yesterday se'nnight, at Gretna Green, Willi= Meeke„,
Esq. late Lieutenant in.the.7.o Regiment of Foot, to Miss
Caroline Wilkinson,,eldest daughter of the late Thomas Wit.
kinson, Esq. of Leeds.
Lately, at Walton Church, Liverpool,
.Llewlly9 Lloyd,
Esq. -younger brother of Sir Edward Bryce Lloyd, Bart..
Miss. Falkner, daughter of Edward •Falkner, Esq. of Fair.
London, England, 1806-11-18

1111., briViVEit.

most aelive friends of iVir. BhEr.rriAN. dined
(ggethoi: yesterday at the. Piazza Coffee-house, the
Hon. BERKELEY CRAVEN in the Chair. Mr. SHERI- •
DAN joined his zealOus_triends soon after dinner was
served. After the- customary toasts, the healths of
Mr. S,LIERIDAN and Sir SAMUELHoori were given,
and- drank with the-Warmest applause.. Mr. SifE-
-RIDAN 'it short speech
,thanljed his numerous'
friends present for the continuance Of their zealous
Support; and .again paid a well-merited tribute- of
gratitude to the yciung men of rank, who in his
cause bad so gallantly defended their King, the Con-
stitution, and their Country ;, and concluded by
proposing to drink them all under thc.. health of their
spirited Chairman;
_ _

Mr. B. CRAVEN, in a Modest. speech, thought it
a distinguished honour to be called forth on so mo-
mentous an occasion, yet. he thou lit -there was' a
little.archness in the Compliment of their.itight Hon.
'Friend in -thus calling his young, friends on. their
leg. Alter pleasantly 'descanting on
.the ' illiberal
attack made by Mr. PAtm..l, indiscriminately on all
those-GentleMenwho Opposed him, he -declared;
" that he forgave and pitied hint frOrn his-heart ;
nay, had so much 'Christian charity. for him, to
wish, that if he returned ,to', India, he might
Mend his fortUne, -and. if:fle remained. in England,
that he might amend his. maivws." To him sue-
ceeded.,Mr. li. HEAmccii:E, Lord' PETERSHAM,
Mr. MELLISH.; and the STANHOPE, all
of whoin de.li,i7erei similar 'sentiments in neat ad-
'dresses. to the Chair. •

Mr. SHERIDAN, after putting_ it to the Peeing,
-whether-
,the :archness imputed to him by his-Ho-
.nOurableFrien.d had not proved amply.produaive, by
demonStrating :that_ the rising energies Were equal to-
the defence of, their Country in the Senate, as well
as the Field, gave a •handsome eulogy, on. the pro-
fessional merits of Lord Gardner, deservedly raised to.
British Peerage, arid prOPosedhis :health for which
the HohOurable Capt. A. Gardner, his *sail, in a
short speech, returned his thanks.
Mr. GRAHAM here zof up, and' testified-his high
resped for the Noble Lord at the ti the he' oPPOseci
him forestrifinster; adding, that when he ' found
the rabble insulting so, gallant an Officer, 'uncle-
servedly, as they now did Sir SAMUEL .HOOD, he
'quitted ;them; and left their dirty cause to be taken
up by Mr: Piga."...
On the.health of Mr. MELListi being drank; and
success lo w
Middesex; his nephew arose and
.. • .
stated the loyal grounds on• hich. his-uncle stood .•
ifOrth a Candidate for that County, viz..- to -resist the
.machination of Sir FirANts BURDETT, so desperately,
le'veilo&at the existence of all orderly Government.
The health of-Mr: Wkii-ritEAD- was drank with
,the most fer Vent applatigc.,.''lp
,thecourse of this
convivial evening some excellent songs were given
by Capt. SKENE, Mr. T. SHERIDAN, Major DOWNES;
Mr. MAsolq,.-114r. GIDEON, &c. and about nine
o'clock the company broke up, to improve their ad-
vantage over their opponent by a vigorous canvass.
London, England, 1806-11-20

MR. ROSCOE's WORKS, NEW EDITIONS,,,
This-Day was published,
'Elegantly printed in Six Volumes Octavo, price 31. 3s. in
brmrds,

THE LIFE and PONTIFICATE of LEO the
TENTH.
By WILLIAM ROSCOE.
.The Second Edition, corrected, with 'an additional Preface.
Printed by' I. M`Creery, for T. Cadell, and W. Davies,,
Strand.
Of whom may be.had, by the same Author.
a. The Life of Lorenzo De Medici, Called the Magnificent.
A new Edition (being the -Fifth) printed uniformly with the
above, in 3 vols..Bvo. price boaras.
2. The Nurse, a Poem; translated froM the Italian of
Tansillo: new Editipn, elegantly printed in a tn,cket
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• • THE NAVY.
This Day was published,
In a closely printed Volum7c, embellished with Views of
great Victories, and a Chart, price 7s. 6d. bound' and let-
tered (a few Copies -taken on fine Paper, price ias. N. ele-
gantly bound),
THE BRITISH NEPTUNE ; or, a History -or
the Rise; Progress, and Triumphs of the BRITISH
NAVY. from the Time of ALFRED to the GLORI 0 US
VICTORY of TRAFALGAR, interspersed with Anec-
dotes and Notices of the successive I naproVements itt Nav iga-
Ship,puilding, and Naial Tactics.
•
__ By WILLIAM BURN WY, A. M. ,

MaSterof the Naval Academy at (..; ospott,-&c.
The Natlanal Importance of such a complete and com-
pendious Work as tiw above-mentioned, will, at the present
moment, be generally
The Echtor has only to observe, that he has endeavoured.
throughout to inculcate a Spirit of emulation, by means of
which, each succeeding race of Naval Heroes may be led to•
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he has also,in every part studiously blended instruction
entertainment.

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This DiY were published,
In T-wo Volumes, price los. inooards,
.I
ETTERS addressed. to the DAUGHTER of a
, NOBLEMAN, on 'the Formation of RELIGIOUS
and MORAL PRINCIPLE.
By ELIZABETH HAMILTON,
Author of" Letters on the Elementary Principles of
-Edbcation;"
Printed for T.. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1806-11-20

NEW PARLIAMENT.
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DRECEDENTS of - PROCEEDINGS in the
HOUSE Of:COMMONS, with Observations.
By 191-IN HATSELL, Esq.
InFour Volumes' Quarto price 31. 3s. in boards.
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This Day was publiShed, •
Elegantly printed in Two Volumes, and illustrated with
Engravings, price ids. in boards a new' Edition of
OBERON; a Poem, from the German of \Vie-
' -land. •

By SOTJIEBY, Esq.
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A very few Copies on large paper, with first impressions
of the Plates, price tl . 45. inboards._.
London, England, 1806-11-20

This Day was published, '
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boards,

MHE WORKS of VIRGIL, translated into,
EngliSh Verse.

, • By jOHN DRYDEN.
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boards, a new Edition being the Third) of •
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DRESDEN, WARSAW, and VIENNA, in the
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By N. WILLIAM WRAXALL, Esq. .
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NEW EDITIONS of tl*. WORKS of ROBERT BURNS

and ALLAN RAMSAY.
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-11
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. ,
waste of the public *is 'We liresertt
hansted and alinost `State of the.,ll`Antry,
called for inyestigatnn ana redresi. If the Ming,
so improperly lavished di.' this Wiviclual
could be refilled—if the farther .payments of such
disgraceful pension's were to be, disOntintietl='and
if to these were to he added the- interest of the
various sums of which the labouring part of the
community were so *candalotisly robbed; nut :only
would considerable •alleviation of our burtnens be
immediately felt, but a fund wOukl '6e capable of
being 'established for producing a still more effeotual
and speedy diminution of those takes which bear so
heavy on the Country. After again thanking the
Freeholders for-their independent support, the Wor-
thy. Baronet retired, amidst the universal acclama-
tions of the persons of every description upon and
in front
.of the hustings.
Mr. MELLISH begged leave to thank the EleEfors
for. the. ',additional honour they had done him this
day. The speeches of the Worthy Baronet were
so extraordinary it was very difficult to understand
them.
From this moment another word which Mr:'
Mellish uttered could not be heard,- in eodiequence
of the hissing and hooting which assailed hini at every
band.--The Meeting then adjourned. • •
London, England, 1806-08-05

GENTLIMZN,
TT being my intention to offer myself as a Candi-
i date to represent the County of Northampton, and having
!seedy /wind myself under the necessity of commLncing my
Canvass, I take the liberty of soliciting your Support in. the
-event of a Dissolution of Parliament. •
Should I be so fortunate as to become the objea of your
`choice, it shall be my .constant study to prove myself worthy
'of the high Honour conferred upon me, by devoting myself to
the Service of my Country in general, and of the County of
orthacepton in particular.
I have the Honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and very humble Servant,
WM. LANGI-LAM.
London, England, 1806-08-05

DIED.

On Sunday morning, in Portland-place, lady Ridley, wifii
of Sir M. W. Ridley, 13art..M. P. for Nevveastle.upon.:
Tyne.
On the tst inst. in Great Pulteney-street, Bath, Thornat'
Newte, Esq. aged 55 years. -
Yesterday, at his house, Pownall Terrace,-Lambeth, Wit.;
Granstone, Esq.. •brother to the late Admiral Goodall.
On Friday evening, at Mr. Cowling's, Poultry, .Mrs.
verstock, of Alton, Hants.

On Saturday last, at Dover,. Mrs. Blackwood. widow and
relil of William Blackwood, Esq. late Captain in His Ma.
jesty's 18th Regiment of Foot.
On Saturday week, Mrs. Walker, wife of Mr. Charles
Walker, of the Green Man. Blackheath.

Yesterday, .at her house in Alanchester-square, Mrs. Mel-
lish, widow of the late Charles Mellish, Esq. of Blyth, in
the County of Nottingham. .
A few days since, aged 63, Mrs. Nesbitt, daughter of Dr
Nesbitt, and first cousin of the late John Wilkes, hsq.. Chaiti-
berlain of London.
London, England, 1806-08-05

NA L NEw S.

DovEti, AUG. 4.--‘it has been confidently ru-
tnedted here- to-day, that Preliminaries of Peace
have been signed between this Country and France,
and which lias',.obtained. general credit, insomuch
that several large Cuttersare now fitting out as 'Bye-
boats; to -add•to which, the Atuerican'Ship Navi-
gator arrived this afternoon from Ansterdan, and
brings accounts to the same effed, as it was there
stated they were signed at the time of the signing.
of the Preliminaries between Russia and France;
therefore we are all waiting with,ankioUS-expeetation•
the arrival of 'a Messenger from France to =firth
the above.

The different Transports composing the Expedi-
tion (about 50 Sail) are now passing by with a fair
wind from the Downs.

PORTSMOUTU, AUG. 4.---Arrived the, Tisiphone

from I,ymington.

DEAL, AUG. 4.—This morning a Messenger ar-
rived from London with Dispatches, and embarked
on board a Gun-boat, which sailed for Calais imme-
diatelV.

Arrived the Cigde Frigate, and remains in the
Downs with the Ships as per last. •
Sailed the Earl St. Vincent East Indiaman, Trans-
ports, a Fleet of Merchant Ships, 'Coasters, and
Colliers, under convoy of three Bombs; several
Cruizers'to the French Coast.

FALmocrn, AUG. 2.—Arrived His Majesty's Ship
Lavinia, from the Channel Fleet; left them yester-
day off Brest. Also the American Brig- Hamlet,
TALLMAN, from Baltimore, in 26 days ; and liar-
_
many, FISNLEY, 'from Swansea.
Sailed His Majesty's Ship Defiance to join the
Fleet off Brest; and American Ship Diana, NOBLE'
for London.

SH EER NESS, AUG. 4.—Came down yesterday from
Chatham, and anchored at the Nore, the ,Shannon,
Capt. BROOK, a beautiful' new Frigate, of 40 guns.

Arrived the Excellent, of 74 guns, Captain F.

SOTHERON.

Upwards of • eighty Sail have passe&the Nore for
the River: this day.

Arrived His Majesty's Ship Cormorant, Captain
PHILLIMORE, to refit, from Yarmouth.

Sailed the Lucifer, Capt. ELLIOTT, for Deal.

Passed the Excelrent for Chitham.

Ships at this Port -- The Zealand, Wincheisea, and Ceres,
Receiving Ships; Princess of Orange and Excellent, 74;
Ilindostan, 5o; Blanche and Shannon, 40; Falcon• Sloop;
Lucifer Bomb ; Susset Hospital. Ship.; Magnanime Harbour
Duty Ship ; Alkmaar Store-ship ; • Wrangler Gun.brig ;
Quail, Pidgeon, jackdaw, Magpie, Crane, and %Vaterwagtail,
Sehouneis.
London, England, 1806-08-05

MARRIED

On Monday last, at St.-Sepulchre's, Dr. Yelloby, of
Finsbury-square Co Miss Tvssen, only daughter of the late.
Samuel Tyssen, Esq, of Narhorough, in the County of Nor_
folk.

A tew days ago; at Mary-le-bone. Churdi, Lieutenants
Colonel Broadhead, to Miss Ross, daughter Of the late Ma-
jor-Ceneral Patrick Ross, M. P. of Harley-street
On the 28th ult. by special licence, at St.Ceorge's_Cliurch;
Dublin, Viscount Monck, to the 'Right Hon. Lady FranceS
Trench, fifth' daughter of the late Earl of Clancarty.
London, England, 1806-08-05

BIRTHS'.

At Wriadford, the La:ly of Pete Free,, Esq. of a gon.
On Sunday morning, the Li,-dy of the lion. liriga lier-Ce-
neral Stewart, at his house, Bert:Ord.:street; hidy-fiir, of
Son.

Lately, in Itird-streztt, Grosvenor-square, Mrs. C. Bai-
rington, of a•Daughter.
On the tst inst. at Chapel-House, rear Faversham, Lady
Annabellx Macleod, of a Son.

On Sunday last, Mrs. Green, of New Broad-stieet, of ti
Son.

On Thursday last. at Ven.llottoe, in the County of So.
merset, Mrs. Coles Medlycott, of a Son.
London, England, 1806-08-05

A GREAT BARGAIN.

• •
T
,
O be SOLD, a CORNETCY in an Old Regi-
4nent •of Light 'Dragoons, where there are several
Vacancies under the Regulation ; and by applying to the
Tiincipal A 1). at the Post Office, Pimlico (post paid),
'srokeroge Would also be saved.
August,, 146.
London, England, 1806-04-09

This Day was published,
•
- The Second Edition,
In Oetavo, price 65.; in boards, •
OpSERVATIONS on the PItESENT STATE
of the HIGFILANDS oil 'SCOTLAND ; with a
View of the Causes and Probable Consequences of Emigra-
tion.
By the EARL of SELKIRK. • -
Printed for Longman, ;lurst, Reess, and Orme, paternos-
ter-row ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; •
" We consider Lord Selkirk as having contributed a new
article, very nearly finished in its fOrm,to the general Elements
of Political Administration ; and as having cast light on one
of thernost intricate parts of the Science of Economy, that in
which the Theory of Wealth and the Theory of Population
are examined in connexion "—Edinburgh Rev. No. Xlll.
London, England, 1806-04-09

This Wy were published,
In Oue volume Octavo, price-7s. Od. •
By G. and W. Nicol, li.oksellers to-His Majesty, Pall Mall;
. - and sold by 1. Asperne, Cornhill.
STRICTURES on the Neeessityof inviolably Main-
taining the NAVIGATION and COLONIAL SYS-
TEM of GREAT BRITAIN.
•

:By LORD SI-lEFFIELD
Since the former E4ition of this Work,' published Febru-
ary 18c4, other questions have 'arisen, 'and additional fih:_is
have occurred, which have greatly increased the size of the
Work; the wholcis newly arranged, awl Much-fresh .inat ter
has been introduced. The capability. -of 'the IlritiSh Empire
to supply cur Colonies is asserted ; the abUses of the Neutral
Flags, and the consequences of their admission into our
. West India Ports, are amply disci;ssed, and some•notice is
taken of the answers that have been made to the Stridures.
London, England, 1806-04-09

THEATRE' ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, April g,. will be.
performed
.• HAMLET, PRINCE OF 'DENMARK.
Claudius. (King of Denmark) Mr. CRESSWELL ;
Hamlet, Master BETTY ;
Polonii Mr. LISTON;
Laertes, M. BRU NTON 9
First Grave Digger, Mr. EMERY;
Second Grave l)iggex, Mr. SIMMONS ;
The GhoSt of Hamlet's Father, Mr. MURRAY;
Ophelia, Mrs. H. ]OHNSTON.
To which will be added, a Grand Romantic Pantomime, called

HARLEQUIN's MAGNET;
Or, THE SCANDINAVIAN SORCERER,
Harlcquin, Mr. BYRNE;
Pantaloon, Mr. L. BOLOGNA;
Fylla, a Scandinavian Princess (afterwards Columbine),

Miss SEARLE.

Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery as.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box Office in Hart-street. •

The Doors to be opened at half past Five, and begin at half
past Six.
To-morrow will be performed (first time) a Musical Ro-
mantic Drama, in three Ads, called The W.hite*Plurne ; or,
The Border Chieftains ; with new Music. Dresses, B,c.
Mrs. Siddons will, on Monday and Thursday next week,
perform Elvira and Lady Macbeth.

MODERN DANCING PRIVATELY TAUGHT BY
MR. ALLEN, at ig, Sherrard-street, Goldeu-
square, and so, Great Alie-streer, Goodinan's-field,
on Plans expressly formed for Ladies and Gentlemen of any
age who have never learnt that Accomplishment, or not in
the present Fashion, and whose Age or Rank make it an ob.
jed to learn perfedly private ; and Foreigners, Ofticers, or
Country Residents, to whom time is an objed, expeditious.
ly completed.
Young Ladies and Gentlemen also, under fourteen, not re-
quiring private Lessons, taught at these Academies for One
Guinea per Quarter, or School Vacation. This Plan parti-
cularly interests Parents and Guardians of Youth wanting
Rented Adion and Address, but educated at Schools having
_ _

too few Dancers to pay the-attendance of an eminent Master,
Families of the Nobility, Gentry; and respectable Schools,
attended. Ladies and young Professors instru6ted how to
teach.

FINE COLLECTION of ORANGE and
LEMON TREES, Catalonian and Arabian Jessa_
mines, end true Bologna Sausages, is this day arrived in
high preservation. at john Burgess and Son's Warehouse,
No. 107, Strand, London.
April 8, 1206.
London, England, 1806-04-09

WARWICKSHIRE.

A DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, with MILL
and FARMS Contiguous.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AMost Eligible EEH OLD ESTATE,
in the Village otAlveston, „,-bout 2 miles from Strat-
ford-upon-Avon, in the County of Warwick ; comprising a
hands.nne modern-built Mansion-house, situate upon the
flank of the Avon, in the centre•of.a Paddock of about 28
Acres, on a slight elevation, which renders it perfeetly dry in
all seasons, with convenient Offices, Garden, FiAi- pond,'
Coach-house, and Stables, all in complete repair ; a Mea-
dor/ of IS Acres, aCorn:millon the River Avon at a distance
from the Mansion, with it Acres of meadow Land, in several
pieces, adjoining ; a Cottage, and four Acres of Land planted
with Oilers; the Fishery of- part of the River Avon ;
and two capital and well proportioned Farms, consisting of
'near 700 Acres of excellent arable and meadow Land. One
of the Farms .is at an easy distance from the Mansion, and the
other in a more remote ,part of the Parish. Both of them
have been inclosed, about 3o years, and are tenanted "by re-
spedable Farmers. -
The Village of Alveston, skirted on its North and West-
ern sides by the River Avc44..'is situated in a pleasant and
healthy part of she County of Warwick, and in the centre of
"Mr. Corbel's Hunt : the Neighbourhood is 4enteel, and from
the excellence of the Roads, and the cleanness and 'superior
quality of the Soil, this Mansion and its Demesnes derive
every .advantage desirable for the residence of a genteel
Family.
The Mill and. Farms are on Lease.

- _
To accommodate Purchasers, the Mansion House, De-
rlesne, Lands, Mill, and nearest farm, will be sold separate-
I' or further particulars, and to treat for the purchase, apply
fit by letter, post-pi:I) to Messrs. Wyatt, Solicitors, Strat-
-foru-upon...tlyon.
London, England, 1806-04-09

BED FEATHERS OF FXCELLENT QUALITY

TO BE DISPOSED OF.
THE HUDSON's I.IAY COMPANY will expose
to Sale, by the Candle, at thctr House in Fenchurch-
street, on Wednesday the 16th instant, at Twelve o'Clock
precisely, Coat, Fine Parchment, Whole and Cub Beaver;
also a quantity of fine Bed Feathers and Down, in conve-
nient Lots, for the accommodation of the Purchasers.
To be seen from Saturday the tzth inst. to the time of
Sale, at the comp ny's Warehouse, Fenchurch.strect, when
Catalogues may be had with the ParticularS.
Hudson's /la) House, April 7, ISA.

GOLDEN CROSS, CHARING-CRO.SS,
GENERAL OFFICE FOR TRAVELLING.

PORTSMOUTH, PORTSEA, and GOSPORT,
DAY and NIGHT TELEGRAPH COACHES, set
out every Morning an Eveninig throughout the Year, by
GEORGE BOULTON and Co.
CM From the above Office there are Puhlie Carriages, of
various Descriptions, to every Sea Port, Watering Place,
Camp, and Barrack, on the intire Line of Coast from the
Humber to the Severn.

BREWERY AND WI-NE AND SPIRIT TRADE. -
TO BE -SOLD,
A LEASEHOLD BREWERY, at Newport, in
ili•• the Isle of Wight, with a very considerable Trade in
the.Wineond Spirit line attached thereto, with'•several Free-
, hold and Leasehold Public }louses in the Neighbourhood.
The Returns in the above Trades for the last two years
have beerty:lout 20,0001. per annum, each Trade returning
about ro,oool. •
The Property will-be sold jointly or separately.
For Particulars, apply to Messrs. Steane and Weedon, and
Messrs. Clarkes and Sewell, Newport ; or Messrs. Wright
and Bovill, Chancery-lane, London.
London, England, 1806-04-09

NUMBER
,4232'.1

THEATr. F, ROY/NI , DRURY-DANE.
'THIS PRESENT EVENING, April g, wnl be
performed,
THE COUNTRY GIRL.
' Mr. ti .ody, Mr. WROUGHTON ;
• Mrs. Peggy, Mrs. JORDAN.
After which (ist tame) anew. Grand Operatical Romance,
in two A&s, called

FORTY THIEVES.
The Characters by
Mr. DORMER, Mr BAN;A*STER, Mr. KELLY,
Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. DIGNUM. Mr. H. SIDDONS,
Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. RAYMOND, Mrs: BLAND,
Mrs. MATHEWS, Miss DE CAMP, itc.
Boxes 65., Second Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.
Gallery as. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Second
P rice 6d.—No Money to be returned.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, a,t the
Box-Office in Little Russell-street.
The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play
begin at Half.past Six.
The new grand Operatical Romaace of The Forty Thieves,
performed for the fir stitime yesterday evening, was received
throughout with the most unbounded and genuine bursts of
applause, from every part of the Theatre, by a rilliant. and
overflowing audience, and will be repeated for the
,;d and 4th
times to-morrow and Saturday ; and for the sth, 6th, and 7th
times, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, in the en-
:suing week.
To- morrow The.. Soldier's. Daughter.
On Friday, Travellers.
The Earl of Warwick will be repeated in the ensuing week.
London, England, 1806-04-09

Whitehall, April 8, 1806".

The King has been 'pleased to constitute' and ap-
point the Right Hon. Francis Lord Napier to be His
Majesty's 'High Commissioner
sembly of the-Church of Scotland.

• Orebrace Office, April 3, 1306.
Roal ficgiment of lloy. •
Major Williath Spicer to be Lieutenant- Coionel, vice Scott,
deceased,. Brevet Major William Milier.to be .Major, vice
Spicer: (Second Captain Philip Meadow to be Captain,
vice.-Miller. First
,Lieutenant Charles tube Second
' Captain, vice Meadows. Second Liete4nant -Frederic:li. l .
Hol worthy to be First Lieutenant, vice Tylet.—Ml dated
March Z 7, aBo6.
London, England, 1806-04-09

Printed for T. and WV. Strand.
. .

Of whom may bcpad,
r. Stridures on the Modern Sysinii of Female Education;
with a View of the Principles and Condud prevalent among
Women of Ronk and Fortune, 2 vols. gth Edition, tos. in
boards.'

2. Sacred Dramas, chiefly intended- for Young PersipS ;
the Subjetis taken from the Bible. By the same, r3th Edi..
ti on, 45. in boards.
3. The Works of Hannah More, handsomely printed in
2 vols. 2!. 2S. in boards.

In the Press, and in the Course of the present Month will be
published,
Handsomely printed •in Two Volumes Quarto, with a fine
Engraving, from a capital Painting by Sir.joshua Reynolds,
and lac Similes of Ins Hand-writing,
AN ACCOUNT of the L.IFE and WRITINGS
of JAMES E, LL. D. Professor of Moral
Philosopny and Logic in the Marniehal College and Univer.
sity of Aberdeen. ,
By Sir WILLIAM FORBES, of Pitsligo, Bart.
One of the E3.ecutors of Dr. Beanie, including many of his-
_ _ ,Origittil Letters.

Edinburgh : Printed by r.l,"Allantyne, for Longman, Hurst,
Rees, and Orme, PaternostV-row ; and A.Constable and Co.
Edinburgh.
London, England, 1806-04-09

CERTIFICATES.

April ay. John Sykes, of Almondbury, Yorkshire, clothier.
Thomas Howard and William Howard; of Manchester, soap-
- boilers and co-partners. •

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols r 60411On:ilium 3 213

MAILS.
MutivEp—xiDublin.- DUE -2 Hainburgh,
z Water:olth

b_~,
London, England, 1806-06-04

DIED

On Sunday the 25th ult,-at I.3ury Sr. Edmund's, after a
short illness, deeply and universally regretted, Mrs. Mach-
ley, wife of Charles•lilachlev, Esq. of that place.
On Monday the 26th ult. *Mrs; Minshull, wile of William'
ESq. of Bridge-street,
Yesterday morning, the wife of Mr Edmund. Darby, of
G raeechurch:.street, in consequence of her dress a :cidentatly
taking tire en Monday evening.
Last week, at Coke ThOrpe Park, Oxfurslsltirt, Edwar4l-
- Esq.
Ou..the tyth ult.. at Clifton; Lieutenant-Colonel Peter,
late of the 66tkkegiment.

PRICE 0

1 ()C.V.S

Bank StOck, 266
Navy per-Cent :Ault
5. per Cent. 1797,
Irish s per Cent.
4 per Cent. 77 •
3 per Cent. Red. 59
3 per Cent Con -sour
Bank L. Ann. 17 k 3.1 the
Ditto Short Ann.
London, England, 1806-06-04

HIRTIIS

On Wednesday last, in Cumberland-place, the Right Hon.
Lady Boringrion,'• of a Son.
On Saturday last, at I ncestree, Countess TaV7ot, of a Son.
On Sunday last, ar his house in the.
Lady of C. Pullen, Esq. ola Son.
'On Monday last, the Lady of James Brett, Esq. of Winn_pole-street, of a Daughter. .
On the z3il ult. in Scotland, the Ladyof Brigadier-General.
Graham Stirling, of a Daughter.
The same day, at Granton, Scotland, Lady Charlotte,
Hope, of a Daughter.
On the zid ult. at Hilton,- the Lady of Colonel Deas, of
the Madvds Cavalry, of a Son.
On the .20th ult. at .Whiterig, Mrs. Major Dunmore, of
a Daughter.

MAR 41ED.
Lately, the Rev. Mr. Ewbank, of StoCktOn-ilioh-Tees,
to Miss Cooper, of. Sleaford,.-Lincolnshire.
London, England, 1806-06-04

NEW MEDICINE ACT:

NE\VBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's
Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. lames's
Powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the public,
that in consequence of -the New Stamp Duties, the Price of
that Medicine will be in future 2s. 94. per Packet, or
tI. ss. 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 Mr. Newbery's separate use, hi which the
words, F. Newbery, No. 4`5, St. Paul's," are engraved.
and 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 are affixed,
but those who purchase six or more, at a time, will be al,
lowed the Stamps gratis.
1, d.

_ . d.
Dr. lames's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative t 9
Do. in a Bottle . 24, o Dr. .Austin's Chalybeate
Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - .4 0
1)0. large Box - '24 o Freake'sTina.pf Bark 4 o
Dr..Steer's 0 pc,deldoe 1. 6 Dr. Huxhain's ditto 2 o
Do. Convulsion Oil = 2 6 Tonic l'ills 9
Ditto Nitre Drop 6 English Coffee - 2 9
DO. Camomile-DM-11s- t 9 Dr. Hooper's Pills 16
Di). Paregoric Lozenges t ti Grant's Drops -
Angibaud's Blois ditto t r lnglish's Scots Pills I 0 •
Essence of Coltstbot - 3 6 ,Henry's ignosia - 2 6
Mr.Spence's.Dentifrice 4 o Norton's Drops - 5 6
Cephalic Snuff o 9 Spilsbury's.Drops 6
lones's Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Dr.,Soland;s's Tea 2 9
Berry's Bilious Pills -4, 6 Greenougii's Tintture ri
Essenceof Peppermint 1 Do. Tolu Lozenges r r 6
Glass's Magnesia.. - 3 6 Essence of Ging:r - 2,6
N. B. As many Persons, particularly Messengers, mis-
take the'llouse of Missrs. Newbe'ry, they think- it necessary
to point out, that it' is at the East End of St. Paul's, four
Doors from Cheapside, with these words inscribed on the
Front : " THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR.
IA-MEs's PUWDER."

i
London, England, 1806-06-04

NUMBER 4231.]

THE ANNIVERSARY DINN.E.7I of the GEN-
TLEION educated at MERCHANT TAYLORS'
SCHOOL will be on THURSDAY, June 12, at the-Lon-
don Tavern, at Half past Four precisely.

STEWARDS
Albert Pell,, Esq. LL.D. William Wadd, Esq.
Rev. Thomas Cherry, B. D. Stanley Stokes. Esq.
Ralph Bigland, Esq. William Street,, Esq.
Tickets, Ten Shillings and Sixpence each, may be had, as
usual, at the Bar of the Tavern.

•
ALBION FIRE and LIFE OFFICE,
May zo, 1806.
•
'rtHE DIRECTORS of the ALBION FIRE and
_LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY beg lea4e to MI
the attention of the Public to the numerous and important
advantages afforded by this Establishment, both with respell
to Insurances from Fire and'on Lives. The Directors have
determined to omit no improvement of which such an Iriti-
tution is capable ; and they teel urged to every possible effort
for the public accommodation, by the high degree of en-
couragement with which the Company has hitherto been
bonotired.
Printed Particulars are delivered, free of expence, at the
Company's House, in 'C:lange. Alley, Cornhill.
Attendance, daily, from Ninr.....to
13y Order
WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.
*.it A latge Commission allowed op Lifc Insurance ; and
no charge made for Policies in any case.
London, England, 1806-06-04

HOSPITAL STAFF.

To.be Surgeons of Recruiting Districts—Surgeon Thomas
French, from Half-pay of 32(1 Light. Dragoons. Surgeon
John. Goodsman, front Haltpay." Surgeon. John Simpson,
• :from Half-pay of 9,ist loot. ,
London and Westminster Light Horse Volunteers.
Cornet Herbert J ginner to be Lieutenant, vice Gilleshie, who
resigns. Matthew Shakespeai; Gent. to be Cornet, vice
I enticr.
E Mt!, -r A in the Gazettes of the Ist Odober and zsth March

• last.
74th Font—For George Ainslie, Gent. to be. Ensign, without
• purchase, ,vice Munro, ,deeeased,• read Geor4e•Annesley,
Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Munro, de-
ceased.
sioth Ditto—For
purchase;vice.Fraser, promoted, read William I'. Jones,
Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Fraser, pro-
moted.

,Ordttetnce Office, June 2, 1806.
Corps of Regal Artillery Drivers.
Second Lieutenant Commissary George Blacken to be First
Lieutenant Commissary, vice H urn phrys promoted. Dated
May 2t,, iBo6. ' Lieutenant Charles Wallis, of the Fast
Middlesex Militia, to be Second Lieutenant Commissary,
vice Blackett. Dated as above.

Commissions in the Royal Lancas,hire Militia, signed by the Lord

Lieuto'rapt.

ist Battalion. To be Captains -John Beswick, Esq. Dated
January 2, 1806. Thomas Crewe, Esq. Dated April„
1806. - Edward Jones, Esq. Dated May s, 1806.
To be Lieutenants—Henry Frederick Bythesea, Gent. Dated
April 19, • 'BO6. James Broderick, Gent. Dated May 8,
1806.
To be Ensign—John Fuge, Gent. Dated Jan. 3, 1806.
ad Battalion. George Lloyd, Esq. to be Captain. Dated
April 7, 1806. George Strickland, Esq. to be ditto. Dated
April 9, 1856.
3d Battalion., Osbert Denton, , Esq, to be Captain. Dated
March i' 1800. Henry Sheppard, Gent. to be Surgeon.
Dated March 3, 1806, •
Commission in the Carnatiron-Militia, signed by the Lord gem-

tenant.

Dennis O'Kearney, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May,
z, 18c6.'

Commission in the Warwick-shire Regiment ~of Militia, signed
ity His Majesty.
:Richard Fran.cii.Freernan, Gent, to oe Adjutant, vice Smith,
resiE,ned. Dated May 19,1806.
London, England, 1806-06-04

CAUTION,

IN,order to prevent Imposition, the Chevalier
RUSP INI begs permission to repeat, that his genuine
Medicines are always to Ole recognized by their having his
Name engraved in the Stamp. Those who noy for Ex-
portatitin Will do Well in attending to this Calition,, as the
saris has been published in the Settlements in the East
and West Indies, and also in America. Complete Boxes, fit
for travelling, may now be had at the Chevalier's 11 use, in
Pall-Mall. Where may also he seen the DENTAL,_ MIR-
ROR, which spews. the condition of the Teeth, and thereby
enableS the Possessor to become, iu a certain degree, his own
Dentist.
, • .

I he Chevalier and his Son attend at home 'or -abroad as
usual.
N,B. The above Medicines are entirely prepared by the
Chevalier, who has not at any time sufli3ed the Composi-
tion, or the Mo,le of Preparation,,to be known t.i,any Person
whatsoever. - • ,
Pall. Mall, May 2, ISQ6._ •
London, England, 1806-06-04

WARWICKSHIRE.

A-DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, iith MILL
and, FARMS Contiguous.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,.

AMost Eligible ER EEH ES T E,
in the Village of Alveston, about 2. miles from Strat-
ford-upon-Avon, in the County of Warwick ; .comprising a
llanclihnne modern-built Mansion-house, situate upon the
13:ink of the Avon, in the centre of a Paddock of about 2.8
Acres, on a slight elevation, which renders it_ perfectly dry in
alt seasons, with convenient Offices, Garden, Fi,h-pond,
Coach-house, and Stables, all in complete repair ; a Mea-
dow of 18 Acres, aCorn-mill on the Myer Avon at a distance
from the Mansion, with 1 t Acres of meadow Land, in several
pieces, adjoining • a Cottage, and four Acres of Land planted
with Oziers ; the Fishery of part of the River Avon ;
and two capital and well *proportioned Farms, consisting of
sear 700 Acres of excellent arable and meadow Land. One
•of the Farms is at an easy distance from the Mansion, and the
•Ot ler in a more remote part of the Parish. Both of them
have been inclosed about 3o years, and are tenanted by re-
spedable, Farpers.
The Village of Alveston, skirted on its 'North and West-
ernsides by the River Avon, is situated' in a
.pleasant and
healthy part of the County of Warwick, and in the centre of
, Mr. Corbel's Hunt : the Neighbourhood is genteel, and from
the excellence of the Roads, and the cleanness and superior
quality of the Soil, this Mansion and its Demesnes derive
every advantage desirable lot the residence of a genteel
FaMily.
The Mil 4 and Farms are on Leas. '
To accommodate Purchasers, the Mansion House, De.
Thesne, Lands,'Mill, and nearest Fann, will be sold separat6.
. . .
For furthei particulars, and to treat for the purchase, apply
(if by letter, post-paid) to Messrs. Wyatt, Solicitors, Strat-,
turd-upon:Avon.
London, England, 1806-06-04

VICAR'S-BILL, NEAR LYMINGTON, HANTS.

TO IE SOLD fly AtCTIOINT,
At the Angel Inn, in Lymington, on Tuesday, the Toth day
of June inst. at TWelveo',Clock. at Noon, unless before
Disposed of by-Private Contradt, of which due notice will
be given,

Convenient DWELLItiO-HOUSE, surround-
.[ed by a thriving Shrubbery,. with a double Coach-
hotise, Stabling for eight'horSes, Garden and Paddock, con-
tahnng in the whole about two acres and a quarter, most de-
Sirablv situate at that touch admired spot called VICAR's-
HI
1,1,, on the borders or the New Forest, one mile and a
:hall distant from lyrnington, M. a most respeaable.neigh-
badrhood, with roads retuarkali;e for their excellence in all
seasons. . .

The House contains two• good Sittin-rooms in front, each
a 6 feet square ; a small Back Parlour, with an excellent
Xitchen; Brewhouse, and other convenient Offices on the
(round Floor; three good Bed-rooms, with a light Closet
and Wafer-closet on the First Floor ; and three Servants'
Itooms in the Attics; with excellent underground Cellars,
and a plentiful supply of good Pump and Rain Water. ,• •
The Premises, which are Lea'sehold for -a term of tOOO
years, were lately occupied by. klrs. Coppell ; they are pecu-
liarly adapted for the residence of a small Genteel Family,
and immediate possession can be given.
For further particulars, and a view of the Premises, and to
treat for 'the same by Private Contraa, apply ,(if by letter,
post-paid) to Mr. King, Solicitor, Lymington._ •
N. B. About six Acres of Land, adjoining the Premisei,
may be rented by the Purchaier, if required. •