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London, England, 1806-07-08

WAYS AND MEANS.

In the Committee of Ways and Means, Lord
HENRY. PETTY moved, that towards the Supplies
granted to His Majesty the sum of a& millions should
be issued from the Consolidated Fund, being the sur-
plus of that Fund up to the sth.April 1807. In order
to shew the sufficiency of the Ways and Means tomeet
the Supplies, his Lordship, for the convenience of
the House and the public, entered upon a statement of
the Supplies ,and Way§ and Means of the year.. He
first stated the 'particular Votes of Supply, under the
heads of the Army, Navy, Ordnance, Arrears of
Subsidies, Vote of Credit, Miscellaneous Services,
&c. from which it. appeared that the sutu actually•
voted as the joint charge of England and Ireland was
43,500,0001, The addition of the votes for the se-
parate charge of England raised the total supplies to
48,530,061. Os. 1 lid. Deduct from this two 17ths of
43,500,0001. being the Irish proportion of the Sup-
plies, • and 100,0001. being the Irish proportion of
the Civil List, and the total Supplies
_for England
will he 43,252,0001. His Lordship then stated .the
Ways and Means, under the, heads of the War
Taxes, Loan, Malt, &c. which in all ainounted to
the sum of 43,482,0001.
Supplies - - - 43,252,0001.

Surplus of Ways and Means - 230,0001.
The Additional Pay to be granted the, Army,
however, would' take up about .150,0001. of this
sum, but there still
.remained a considerable surplus.
His Lordship then proceeded to state the produce of
the War Taxes in different.quarters of 1805-6. The
Resolution was then agreed to and the War Taxes,
voted.,--Report to-morrow.

LORD: RODNEY,

Lord H. Party moved that the house stlould go

into a Committee 'on the Message relative to Lord
Rodney's Pension.
In the ComMittee Lord H. PETTY adverted to the
liberal provision which haft been made for Admiral
Lord Rodney. Ov.iirg, to the premature death,
however, of the late Lord Rodney, the Pensions
had not been so long enjoyed as was in the con-
templation of Parliament. He therefore concluded
by moving, " That leool. Irish currency, be an-
nually granted out of the Consolidated Fund of
Great Britain to George, the present Lord Rodney,
for life."

- Lord FOLKSTONE Eaw no reason for this vote, and
besides, it seemed to proceed on the prin6ple that
when Pensions were granted for a certain number of
lives, if these happened to be short ones, the Pen-
sions were to be renewed.

Lord H. PETTY thought that under all the circum-
stances, in point of policy and liberality, there could
be no objedion to this Motion.

Lord CASTLEItEAGH concurred with the Noble
Lord; after which the Motion was agreed to.—Re-
port to-morrow.

- Lord H. PETTY gave notice of his intention to
move in the Committee of Supply on Vvrednesday for
Compensation to the Naval, Military, and Land Tax
Commissioners.
London, England, 1806-07-08

BIRTHS.

On Sunday morning, the Lady of R. H. Bodhatn, Esq. or
a Son.

On the 26th ult. at. Exmouth, the Lady of the Lieu-
tenant-Colonel- Plunkett, of the Culdstrearn lte&ntent of
Guards, ()la Son.
London, England, 1806-07-08

GRAVFSENI), JULY 4.

Passed by—the Mary Ann; Thainas, from Guernsey; Ty.
ger, Cass., from Amsterdam ; Liverpool, Parish, flora Ton..
ningen ;. Good liontei, Vase, front New-York; Princess,
Elizabeth, Porresdale, Lout ew ProVidenc ; Henry, Les.
tle,' Asia, Walker, Lively, dilair, Ile, son, :Min, Edward
Foote, Jennings, and Venelope, Ma,tin, from jumtica.
Sailed—the Stadt Copenhagen, Boer, for Hainlro' ; Ker.
Paltie,` for Africa.
London, England, 1806-10-13

KIR IfIS

On the 4th inst. at Hope, neat Manchester, the Lady of
Charles Bayley, hsq. of Calcutta, of a Daughter.
On Thursday last, at her house in Lambeth, the Lady of
the Hon. T. W. Coventry, of a Daughter.
Lately, at Kingston. House,- Bucks; the Lady of Sir Digby
Mack worth, Bart. of a Son.
On the bth inst. at Countess Wells' House, North Britain,
the Lady of fohn.Purnett, Esq of a Daughter.
London, England, 1806-10-13

If/Miami!, oa. to, •1806:

The Kiw; has been pleased to constitute and ap-
point William Mackworth Praed. Serjeant at Law ;
Sir Charles William Rouse Boughton, Barohet ;
Francis Percival Eliot, Richard Dawkins, Charles
Moore, John Sargent, Jolm Anstey, John \Vhishaw,
Philip Dears, and Lewis Jenkins, Esquires, to be
His Majesty's Commissioners for auditing the Public
Accounts.
London, England, 1806-10-13

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Oct.
,13.

,This day's market afforded a considerable-supply
of prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in other re-
spe&s was tolerably .good; Beer. and. Mutton are
dearer than our last report ; Lamb is something
cheaper ; Veal and Pork sold at last prices, and
the trade in general was pretty krisk.--The sales in
the Haymarket were rather lively ; Hafand Clover
have dropped, in. price since Friday's market ; Straw
fetched a better price.—,The following is an accurate
statement of the prices and numbers :

To sink the 0 did per stone G f Elb.
Beef S. oti. to ss. 6d Mutton ss. od. to ss. 6d.— Veal
6s. c.d. to 7s.'od.—Lamb 63. 0,1. to 7s. cd.—Pork ss. cd. to
bs. od. •

-iceTstS, 2470. = Sheep aad Lambs, I27oo.—CaNes, too.—
Pigs, 400.

•
SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.
Hay 21. tss. to 41, lus.--Cluvor 31. os. to 51. os.—StraNY
li. IoS. to 21. sos.

CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 1 3.—The Market to-day
is tolerably supplied•.with Wheat, and sales in this
trade, for good samples, are readily made A an ad-
vance of 25. and 3s. per quarter ; Barley fetches
better price ; in Mait.and 'Beans of both sorts hut
little variation ; White Pease are scarce, and fail 445.
dearer; Oats are in considerable quantitks, and
nearlyat last prices; and FlOur supports the quota-
tion.

Wheat - 6os a 74s a 5..3s od Beans -44 s a sos wi
Eine ditto -9.),• 4 9zs oi: Tick Beans 36, 4 425 od
Rye - - - 424 a 46s ch ()ids ' z2l;. a 27s 4 3i, od
barley .. .. 4..)S 3 46, od i Poland ditto , . 32., a 33s od
Malt - . 7.1 s a 7Sa od It< ape See.t :61. 28.. od
White Pease 6,',. a 72s on 1 Fine Flour • • 77, a 75s od
Grey ditto . 425 a 475 oh 1 Seconds-- . - 655 a 705 ad,

GAZRITE, O. ii, 1806

the 0.1 en's Palace,- the. Bth of
).1,01,-r. Present,
- Kwellent TA-lajt-4.7. in Council.
council was this dilv pleased to
Sid,nouth Lord President of
• :-Tonouroble'Privy Council, and
•:,..ip tool.; his place at the hoard accordingly.
`i KING.—A PROCLAMATION.

G%or,as. R

Whereas Our Parliament stands prorogued to We&
nesday the 2gth day, of this instant Oaober, we,
with the advice of cur Privy Council, do hereby
pnblish and declare, that the said Parliament shall
be further prorcigued. on the said 2gth day of this
in tart ORober, to Thursday the 27th day of No-
vember next ; and we haw given order to our
Chancellor of that part of our (Inited 1 inE4dom
cal!ed Great Britain, to prepare a Commission for
Forogiling the same accordingly and we do fur-
ther hereby, with 'the advice afore4aid, declare our
royal will and pleasure, that the said Parliament shall,,
on the said 27th dayof Nove.nber next, be held and
sit for the dis Patch of divers urgent and important
atfairs ; and the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and
the Knights, Citi tens, and Burgesses, and.the.Cora-
missiOets for Shires and Burghs, of the House of
Connnons, are hereby regialred and commanded to.
give their attendance accordingly at West Minster on
the said 27th day of November next. .
Given at our Court at the- Queen'S Palace, the
toth day of Oaober, 1806, in the 46th year of
our reign.
London, England, 1806-10-13

MARRIED.

On Saturday morning, at St. ann's Church, Mr. :•loseph
Barrel!, to Margaret, eldest daughtergot Benjamin Andrews,
Esq. of Soho.:
The same day, at St. Georg's., Bloomsbury, Mr. J. A.
Bristow, of Finsbury-place, Finsbury-square, to Miss Lamb,
. daughter of T. Lamb, Esq. , of. Isedlord-street, 11:ciford-
square.
Lately, at-Mary-le-bone Church, the Rev. John Middle-
ton, late Master of the Charter-House, to Miss Martha Ri-
chardson, ot Harley.st reet.
On the Sits inst. at Kirkby Lonsdalt, -Frederic Hare, F •
'ot Stanhoe, Norfolk, to Miss Scales, pi. Kendal.

a/ED. • -
On Wednesday last, Miss Sarah Singleton, of Bernard-
street, Brunswick-square.
Yesterday • afternoon, at _his house kn Charlotte-street,
Fitzroy,-square, John Fick, Esq. in his 75th year.
On Saturday the 4th inst. Bernard Quin, writing Master.

srocKS
X AV.

PRICK Of'

3AT U

flank Stock, 2106- ex. div.
Navy per Cent 92i-
per Cent. 1797,
-Irish 5 per Cent.
4 per Cent.. 77 ex. div.
3 per. Ct Red. ex.' div.
3 per Cent. Con . bib 61
Bank L. Ann. 17,1-10E4i ea.
div. - • •

India Stock;
India Bonds, rs. zs. pr.
Exclieq;:,er Bills, rd. 45. pr.
Omnium, 4 •
3 per`Cent. Deferred,
Imperial 3 per Cen.
Ditto
COn. fur zsth- Nov. 6t 4

HIGH WATFit AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOR•

ROW.

Morning, 'g Min. after 4. [Afternoon, 2,7 min..after 4.
London, England, 1806-09-09

MARRIED

On Thursday at Edinhtirgh, thc Hon: Gilbert .Elliott,
eldest son' (Attie Right lion. Lord Minto, to Miss Mary lily_
done, eldest daugnhter ot P. Bryd.me, Esq.
Lately, at Stourton, in ‘Viltshire, the Rev. William' Nr.
tridge, to Nliss Mitilda Faugoitie. .
. .
London, England, 1806-09-09

NUMBER 4364.

MORE CAPITA L'PRES,
And Five Thousand less Tickets than last State Lottety.
The. First-drawn Ticket entitled to
TEN TROVSAND POUNDS;

All other Capital Prizes are afloat.
DURCHASERS Qf TICKETS and SHARES will
,have the vpportuni:Ty ot Capital Prizcs,
provided they, purchase before the Drawing commences,
which will he on the 13th of 061(iber next. The ScAgane
contains equal Advantageitof ,
TWENTY THOI)SANI) POUND PRIZE-,5,-
TEN THOUSAND POUND 'PRIZES,
FIVE THOUSAND poutcr) PRIZES, 4cc. &c.

To former lotteries of double the Number c;t7Tickets

Twenty Thousand Tickets only, and no other Stale Lottery

to be drawn this Year.
SCHEME.
No. of Prizes. Value of each.
3 - - - -
3
3
- - - - - - - 5,0t'0
5 - - - -4, Co
100
4) -
4,100 -

Tctal Value.
London, England, 1806-09-09

-20,000 Tickets
Tickets and Shares arc on Sale
Ticket - 7:19 15 0

47...T4000
t cvervi.ottt-ry

• Waif .
Quarter

10 2 0 I - 11, 6
- - S 2 ol Sixteenth - I 6 o

THE GOVERNVENT STATE LOTTERY
Commences drawit,g t3th of next Mouth.
TEN THOUSAND POUN ibr the'First-drawn Ticket;
Every, other Prise, afloat, from 20„,-.0-1. 'ln 221.

THIS Plan places all who purchase before the
Drawing begins 'on equal tel ins ; ativant.i,;e. thdt has
not beenoffered to the Public for rwily year,

ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS,
. • - And the SCHEME cinitains.
3, Prizes of. -

k2cicoo
-
- sop°
Loco

&c. &c. &c.
No Prize less than Tiventv Pounds

The Public will ohServe that State Lottery Prizes are paid
in Sterling Money ; 20,ae01. for a zo,oool. Prize; and so us
proportion- for every other ►'nze.
TICK ETS .and SRA RES are on Sale *at all the LiLenCed
Lottery Offices, and by their Agents.
London, England, 1806-09-09

POULTRY and CHARING-CROSS.

SWIFT and Co. at their Old Office,: No:- 1,
Poultry, and at No, tz,'Charing-Cross, are authorised
by Coverninent to sell the_ Tickets, Shares and Chances. of
the present Lottery which contains a greater proportion of
capital Prizes than anylorrncr one. The first.drawn Ticket
is entitled to to',olol being the only Prize fixed for any par-
ticular day, consequently a Ticket drawn at any period of the
Lottery ,ill have the chanceUf all the Prizes in the Wheel.
Swift and Co. have itad, for many years past, the satisfac-
tion of selling a great proportion of the capital Priz-s, para.
• cularly• in the last and late Lotteries. Letters from.the
try addressed es usual, to No. :11, Poultry, will receive hn-
mediate attention.
London, England, 1806-09-09

A./1, A-L N E ir S.

POUTSMOUTH, SEPT. B.—Last ni, ht arrived the
Savuge,pf 18 guns, Captain-MAURICE, from Cork,
with-the two following.Shipi 'under Convoy from
FaltaiOnth,' viz. Eptstitan, MAFFiLkm, and - Three
Brothers, DUNKIN ; being part of the Convoy
which sailed under the prote.Etion of the 0/tampion
Sloop of War from Quebec.

Arrived to-day the Adamant, of s 0 guns, Captain
STILES, with a Convoy of Transports from the
Downs ; _and the Cza7z.vd/ Sloop, Captain DUItIA-
RESQ.; from Guernseys

Sailed to=day the Pegir„y,-"IyAnNEa, for Aiister-'
'darn ; and the iletentank, PIEL, for Harnburgh.

SHEERNESS, SEPT. 7.-The Szzrveillante Frigate,
Capt..BLIGH, is gone up the River to be.paid off.
Thd Falcon Sloop of. War, Capt;SANDERS, has
made the Signal for Convoy to the Baltic, and the
Star Sloop,' Capt. ,Smpsc. for Touningen ; the
former to sail on Tuesday.

A Court Martial was Testerday held on board the
Magnaniine, in. this Harbour, on a Serjeant of Ma-
rines belonging to
.the Astrea, .when the• charges
on which he was tried.
.being fully proved, he was
sentenced. to be reduced"to. a Private.

Several Prisoners of War have been brought down
from the River and sent to the Prirso-ibirs at Gil-
lingham.
Snips at this,PortZealand, Winchelsea, and Ceres Re-
ceiving Ships ; Ardent, 64, Diamond, Asirea, I ortunt':e,
Blonde, Frigates Valorous,: Praarn Slur, Nimble, Aina-
ranthe, Goshawk, Challenger, and, ktilcon, Sl.,ups of W4r ;
Project Mortai Boat ; ferreter, Tickler, liive,l/41;ate, Basi-
lisk, and Rifleman, Gun-brigs ; P,geon, lackdaw,
Magpie, Crane, Cuckoo, ‘Vaterwaglail, ‘Voodcock, and Car-
tier, Advice-Loafs ; Sussex Flospirai-ship ; Maglianime,
Harbour Duty-ship ; and Alkmaar, Downs Store-snip.

DEAL, SEPT. 8.-Arrived from of the French
Coast the Kite Sloop of War, and sailed again.

Arrived the Vesta/ Frigate from a Cruize, and .re-
twins in the Downs with the .faipS as per last.
Arrived and sailed fur, Sheerne-Ss L'Hercule Man
of War from Portsmouth. -
London, England, 1806-12-19

Jll L: LA L\l>

COMMISSION IN'TELUGENC. -
PUBLIN, Dc.c. 10.—Michaei ,Whilethorn,"John
ThireAot, and .Tarnrs Smithk.were indieled,- for that'
they, with-others, did on the 4th of Nov ember last,
at Fortick's Grove, .in the County Dublin, assault
Edward O'Reilly, Esq: against,- the Statute, and so
forth ; there were five other counts laid hu the in-
ditrncut. • . f^•
An application wa made to the ,Court op behalf
of the Prisoner Barefoot, that he had.given fUll
in-
fkmation to the Magiiitrates, under the hope of
.pardon.; that it had been received and 46W upon ;
and theretbre it ws hoped he would be admitted
an approver.
. JudgeDAY said, he must have regular documents,
verified by atfidaVit, to act upon, and gave peraiis-
Sion to have such made, if they 'could be'dOne:
• 'ShOrtly after, the attidiMt of Barefoot was read,
the' purport-of which' stated, that having undergone
I examination, and giVen'infermation 'befOre Edward
Trevor, Esq. a MagiStrate of the County of DUblin,
•by which indictments have been found against per-
sons now to be tried ;, that he did so in the hope of
pardon, and now prayed to have his trial postponed,
.or to be admitted 'an -evidence'.
- Judge DAY desired to have the fa&s ascertained,
whether-such compaCts had been entered into by the
Magistracy ; and if so, the Court would, hold it; and
pay attention to it.
The affidavit. of Edward Trevor, Esq. was then
produced, and stated in substance, that previous to
the informations of the .Prisoner being taken, he was
told that he was not to expeet hope, nor was he
'required to srive such under the impression of fear ;
--but that any thing disclosed by him should not be
made use of against him ; and that if• his informa-
-,tion should be deemed useful, he would be admitted
an approver ; but that it was not deemed to be
London, England, 1806-12-19

NEW MEDICINE ACT.

FNEWBER Y and SONS, No. 45, St. PATS
• • Church-yard, London, Proprietors of -Dr.. James's
Powder and other valuable Preparations, inform the
that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of
that Medicine will be in future 2s. 91 per Packet, or
ss. 6d. per Dozen ; but the quantity Dozen Packets
in a Bottle (as made up for the Army-and Navy) may be had
for il. 45. And as the words "F. Newbery,. No. 4s, St.
Paul's," are engraved in'the Stamps, which it is presumed
will be a sufficient security against Counterfeits. his Signa-
ture on the Labels will be discontinued.
The following are the Prices a their other Me:lit:hies,
Stamps included ; but those Avho purjhase six, pr more, at
a time, will be allbwed the Stamps gftis.
5_ et. s. d.
Dr. lames's Potvder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative t 9
Do." in a Bottle . 24 o Dr. -Austin's Clialybeate
Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills 4 0
Do. large BQX 24 o Preake'sTincl.qf Bark 4 •
The A ntibilious Pills 2 9 Dr. Huxhaiu's ditto 3 0
Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 b Tonic Pills . - 2 9
Do. Convulsion Oil - 2 6 English Coliiv
Ditto Nitre Drops 2 6 Carruther's Drops 2. q ,
Do. Camoinile'Drops 1 9' Essence of Ginger -a: 9
Do. Paregoric Lozenges t si Ditto peppermint
'Angiband's Blois ditto i i 3 Dr. Hooper's Pills • z, rfay
. Essence of Col tstbot 3 6 Grant's Drops - z to
Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o lnglish's Scots Pills .+ o
Cephalic Snuff* - z o Henry's M igriesia -2 6
Jones's Rheum. Tind. 3 ''6 -Norton',is Drops - 5. 6
Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spilsbury's Drops 5 6
Glass's Magnesia, - 3 6 Dr. SoLtdcr's Tea 2 9
Wilson's Alterative 4 6' Greendugli's Tincture ;
:King's Odontalgic 2 g Do. Tolu Lozenges t.
N. 13. As many Perions mistake the llouse of Messrs.
!Newbety, observe, that it is at the East End. of St. Paul's,-
four Doois frOM Cheapside, with these' words inscribed on
the Front—" THE ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR.
lAM POWDER." •
London, England, 1806-12-19

THE. GREATEST CLEARER AND PURIFIER'OF

••. THE FACE.
QOLOMON'S. ABSTERGENT LOTION is an
kJ' effectual CURE for ERUPTIONS. on .the FAC Ei and
SKIN, particularly Pimples, Blotches, Tettets, Ring-
worms, Tan, Sunburns, Freckles, Shingles, Prickly Hear,
Redness of the Nose, Neck, Arms, eec.tiac. also 'for Scorbu-
tic aid Cutaneobiriiptions of every description.
By the sinaple-application of this flimid- night and morning,
or..occasionally thrica•a day, mit wiil remove the most rancor-
ous and „farming Seuryy •in the Face. It is •perfeiilty sate,
and pbs,esse, all in:: gocxl qualities of the celebrated cosmetics,
withont Buy of their doubtful and oinerimlies•dailgen):is
td-
fec3s. It is an almo..t Indispensible appendage t:) tha toi'et.
A rough and uneven skin, its shining appearance, and yellow
and sickly paleness, are by this Lotiorteri;:ctually reinoyed.
It has been•midniinisteted to many thoilsAnds m..iithout even a
single complaint of its inefficacy—a single bottle will be suf-
ficient• to prOve its voine. " : ,• •
• Price 45 6d. a bottle, duty included, with which is given
proper directions ; and on the Stamp:of every. won ine. bottle
the words " Sanll. Solortion, Liverpool," -are engraved,- to-
imitate which is felony. ,
N.B. The postage of all letters to the Doe-tor must be paid,
and. a fee of Jos. 6d. inclosed for advice. •
•Stild by Mrs. Mathews, :NO. ES, Strand,, Lort4ort:; Mt.
Smith, Perfumer, NO. 3S, and Mr. Raeburn. North Bridge;
Mr. Baxier and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr i)avidoon anti
.11tisband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, G lasgow ;
W. Ca tr.ban , Greenock; C. Browning, Paisley ;. row.
ford, KiiinanioLk ' • W. Young, Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and P.'
Whiteside, Ayr; W. Crawford, , 'Girvan ; J. Carson,. New.
Douglas; T. M'Millan, Kirkcudbright; T.M'Cred'e, Kirk.
aiuy; J. Myth, Leverii 1. Dempster, Cupar; Allan, m)un.
dee P. Craigie, Montrose; • . Mitchell, and F. A nders,n,
Aberdeen,; Dt. White, Bona.; Milntosh, Inverness ;
M'Kenzie, Stornaway ; P::Tayror, Stranraer ; Johnson and'
Bisset, Perth.; W. Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith ;
Alexander, • Dlinfermlitie ;- Wilson, :Dunbar; Virincr.,. A r..
bioath; Dick Inglis, Dumfries ;- Phorson, Bertvior
Weddel, ; Paterson, ArbutiAn9t, and lannest.n,
terhead ; •A. NA-I.:omit', Troneate, GraF•.,,mw ; amid by most
BookiellerS and'Venders of .Patent• Medicines in the, United
Kingdom. " •
London, England, 1806-12-19

BIRTH.

•
On Saturday last, at his house in Great Cnmberlawirplace,
the I.aqy 'ot William liusitby, Vsq. of a Son.. ", • •

MARkIEp.

On Wednesday last, at St. Ann's, Aldersgate, Mr. Wile
liam B. Wiggins, of Danbury, Essex, to Miss Mary Ann
Gray of Chelmstotd, Essex. •
Yesterday, at. St. Andrew's, Holborn. George Seabrook;
Esq. to Miss Pickford, daughter of Thomas rickford, Esti;
sof Market., street, Herts.
-,-.Ort,Saturday last, Mr. Floyd, of Warwick-lane, to Miss
_Rankeit, ot Mile. End.
On Tuesday last, George Caunten, Esq. late of Prince Ot,
Wales's. Island, in the East Indies, to Miss Lucy E►ticor, of
-Columptan, Devon, sister to Captain Lilicot, of• 1-14 Ma:.
jesty"s Navy.
Lately, in Argyllshire, John Ellit,t Porch, Esq. late of
the Ist Guards,-to Miss Helen Elizabeth Lamont, youngest
daughter ot lohn Lamont, Esq. ot Lamont. 7- .
On the 7th inst. at Gretna Green, Lieutenant Fisher, of
the 3d West York Militia, to 111 aria. Forster, second
daugnter of John I-orster, Esq. of Newton, near Carlisle;
,whose consent being °brained, on the following day►; they
were immediately re-married .at St. Mary's Church, Car.
lisle.
London, England, 1806-12-26

PROM THE PHILADELPHIA GAZETTE, NOV. 17. 4-

A letter from Alexandria, dated on Tuesday last,
states, that information had been received of a .
change having taken place in the Governinent of
Hayti. The particulars which led to this revolution
in the Black Empire are not stated. As far as we
can learn, it appears that Fort Dauphin, not being
in a great state of preparation, was attacked by a
party of Spaniards, who took possession of the
place, and put the inhabitants to death. Intelli-
gence of this event first reached the ears of Cnxiis-
TOPHE, DESSALUCES' principal General; he iinine-
diately dispatched a messenger with the news to the
Emperor, and followed himself with all po;ible'
expedition. On arriving at the Palace, CHRISTOPIIE was indignantly refused an audience . with
the Emperor. In this dilemma :he determined,
without counsel of the Emperor, to mareh to the
relief of Fort Dauphin; he had hardly reached this.
place when he:was overtaken by DESSALINES, when
a scene of great rage and violence ensiled. Two
Generals, LA. BRAAVE and CAP/10E, were instantly
ordered to be shot; in the confusion which followed
PESSALINES received a deadly shot, from whOse hand
it is not understood. CHRISTOPHE, iris added, was
'declared Emperor. • . .
The Alexandria Papers of Friday, are silent on the
above Subjeet, a circumstance which diminishes the
credibility of the report.

, It Ims been observed that there' are'many whole-
krigth, Portraits of BONTA,PARTE, but that .the world
would most admire the Artist who would talee kis
head. Surely, however, people might be very well
sAti.itied to soe the.-original atfiJl-lene4.
London, England, 1806-10-14

POLICE.

UNIONrHALL, .SOLTVIWARK..---John Boyd, the
slopseller, was yesterday again brought up, on the
charge of having set fire to his house, 'in Mother-.
hithe, on the Ist nst.,with a view of defrauding the
Albion Insurance Company. He was attended by
Counsel, who took considerable pains on his behalf.
The Magistrates were of opinion that the case was
sufficiently- proved ; and Boyd was accordingly fully
Columittedlo take his trial, for a capital orience, at
the next Surrey Assizes.
The Company were inclined to have prosecuted
Boydonly for it misderneanour;' but the Magistrates
would not allow that course to be pursued, as they
considered the circumstances completely within the
meaning of Lord Eilenborongh's
.by which,
setting tire to,any building, with intention to
corn-
niit a fratid, is punighabie with deAti. -

tow.:STßEET.—Yesterday the young man who
is in custody on Suspicien of having stolen a 2. QL
bank-note, from the .Busfrlnn, at Staines, the pro-
perty of Counsellor 'Agar, was brought up for re-
examination_; when Mr. Agar not being returned
to town, he was admitted to bAil to appear when
called upon.

CiZIM CON. AND FALSE IMPRISONMENT.
• MARLi3OIIOUGA.STRE-ET.-i esterday Noakes, a
non-commisioned Officer in the loyal :,raillery,
charged Mr. iNilosgrove, a tradesman in St. James's, ,
with debauching his wife, and also wish an assault
and false impri,onment. -appeared that the 'wife
of the, Complainant bad apartments at he house of
a Mr. Sutton, in-the neighbourhood of Whitcoinb-
street ;"and the hti;,,band having heard something not
altogether congenial to his feelings, repaired to town,
and found the Defendant seated in the.apartthents of
his, wife. His situation was such as warranted an
opinion that an —dlieit amour subsiSted between
therry; and, after considerable altercation had taken
place, the husband succeeded in getting away his
frail rib from the house.
The Defendant followed them along the street,
insisting that the wife should not go to Woolwich
with her husband ; and, on meeting twoikoldiers,
he charged-the husband with being a deserter, and
he. was instantly dragged away to confinement, in
which situation he was kept nearly two days, when'
an Officer from his regiment released -him. The
Defendant by this stratagem again got possession of
his prize, and he re-conduced her, to her apartinents,
where the husband, on being released; found-her
locked in the arms of her friend. The Lady refused
to gO with him a second time, she having formed an
attachment for another, and the husband was then
bereft of his frail lair one.
The Lady, in the Office, gave vent to a flood of
tears, when the -Magistrates ordered' the Defendant
to find bail for his condu&, and bectne -unmanage-
able.
The landlord of the house was also held to bail
for an assault on the husband, when he went a se-
cond time to demand, his wife, for thosecovery of
- whom he had adverils4l.
London, England, 1806-10-14

- CAMBRIDGE.
•
TO 138 SOLD BY AUCTION,
.11'y T. YORKE,
At the black Bear Inn, Shoemaker row, Cambridge, on Wed.
• i*sday, the 29th October, 18°6, bet Ween the hours of Four
and S, tc' in the Afternoon, subject to Conditions then lobe
. pro:tuced, unless sooner disposed of by PriVato Contrast;
ALL that Vahlable LEASEHOLD-ESTATE, of
which iliirty;eiAht years will unexpired nelCt Lady-
day, situate on the. Marker-hill ;
.now in the occupation of
Mr. Thomas Broaribelt and Mr. foseph (wee.
The Land-Tax is redeemed, and the Tenants have .notice
to quit at next Lad) -day.. ,
t'urther particulars inquire of Mrs. Ann Burrell, or of
-Mr. R. Ind, Catnbrid,,be
•
London, England, 1806-10-14

BTRTg,

i .
On Tiltirslly la3t;-.at Netherby, Cum%thud, Lady Ca-
therine Graham, of a Daughter.
1 .. On Sunday, on .Crootn's Hill, Greenwich, the Lady of
1. Essex Eleury Bond, Esq. of a Son. - -
The satne day, Mrs. R. Scrafton Sharpe, of Fenehurth-
street, of a Son.
1 On Friday evening, in Little Newport-street, the wife of
1 Mr; Mogg, of a' Daughter. •
. . On Tuesday last, at Edinburgh, the Lady of Dr. Thatchers
i of a Daughter.
London, England, 1806-10-14

THE BRITISH CLASSICS.

THE Public- are respeafull3i infbrrned, that a
Colleetion .of the:WORKS of the best ENGLISH
POETS (including Translation's from the most celebrated
Greek and Rotnan.Atithots), and. of the choicest BRITISH
PROSE CLASSICS, is re,w Printing, ins an elegant,.Oni-
form, and correa.style ; each Volume will be embellished
with a Descriptive Plate and Vignette Title, designed, ancl
engraved by the best Apists.; the whole forming' a -compre-
hensive Library of- English Literathre, in a convenient the
and at a small expenee.
As ‘a Specimen of the size, type, and embellishments, The
Seasons, by Thomson; 'with his Lite, is now ready for deli.-
"v:ry; price is.. fid..rieatly 'done upin colourekboards : which
will be tellowed in a few days by .Hawkesworth's Transla-
lion of Xelemachus, and J unius's• Letters.. .• . •
London : Printed for j. Walker, W. J. and r. Richardion,
R. Faufacr, Ogilvy and Son, yernor and'llood, R. Lea,
Nunn, LackingtOn, Allen, and Co. -Cuthell and Martin', $.
Booker,.E. jelfery, Blacks and Parry, H.. D. §yrnondsy
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In a few Divs will be published, •
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fames's-street; C. Knight, Windsor ; and A. Constable and
Co. Edinburgh.
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This Day was published, price 2s. 6d. , •
A MERIT AN - ARGUMENTS • for 13RITISFT
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LETTERS of PHOCION on the Subject of NEUTRAL'
;MADE.
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it, 1.4

U N.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER
14, 1806.

REGULAR DRAWING
Of Two Thousand' Ticers e?ich Day, and all the API-
' 'FAL PRI-LT.B afloat.
ECOND DAY of DRAWING the GRAND
k_, STA-PE LOTTERY will be on THURSDAY, the
23d of 06-toher,
The extraordinary rich State of 'the Wheel, which contains,
Capltal Perzes 'llith2rto uhAtuiilled, and only the small
Number of-20,960 Tickets, renders it necessary to reqUest the
Public will be early in their Purchase, to, prevent
pointment.
TII:KETS and . SHARES, .warranted undrawn, onSale
at all the Licenced Offices.
_ _ _

No. 7t57, the First-drawn Ticket, a Prize of to, Imo). was
shared in one Quarter, two Eighths, and eight Sixteehths.

PURGATIVE MEDICINES.
This Day was published,
In one Volume Odavo, price 7s. 6d. in boards, the Second
Edition of
OBSERVATIONS pn the UTILITY and AD-
MINISTRATION of PURGATIVE- 'MEDI-
CINES, in several ,Disease's.
By..IAM ES HAIVIILTON, M.D.
Senior Physician to.the Royal Infirmary; Edinburgh.
Edinbur4h : Printed tOr lames Simpson, front of the
Royal-Exchange; john Murray, 3z, ,Flocti.street, London;
and C;il,-,ert and Hodges, Dublin.
London, England, 1806-10-14

MARRIED.

On Saturday last, at the house of Lady Finches, in Here-
ford=street, the. Rev. Ceorge Moore, eldest son of the late
-Archbishop of Canterbury, to Miss Harriet Mary Bridges,
youngest daughter of the late Sir Brook Bridges, Bart. of
Coodnestone, in the County of Kent.
The same day, William Henry Shadgiticl, Esq, of Lon-.
don, eldest son of Williain Shach.feld, Esq. of Dover, to MisS
Ridley, only daughter of. Mrs. Ridley, of the same place.
Yesterday, at St. Faith's, Mr. I. Everess, of the Borough,
aged zi, to Miss S. Pigott, aged 4S, of Paternoster-row. -
On the 5d insr. john A. Worsop, Esq. of the trth Light
Dragoons, to Miss Topham, daughter of Major Topham, or
Wold' Cottage, Yorkshire. •
On Wednesday, at St. Michael's Church, 13ath, the Rei.
Richard Herdsman, of South Petherton, to Mrs. Mogg, rem
lid of the Rev. Mr. Mogg, Vicar of High Littleton.
Lately, at Whitby, Mr. Christopher Richardson' son of-
Christopher Richardson, Esq. of that place, to Miss Barker,
daughter of Joseph Barker, Esq. of the 'same place.
`On the ad inst.' at Boarhunt Church, Hants, [. Startler,
Esq. to Miss Phcebe Manning, second daughter of the late
Mr. Augustus Manning, .Merchant.
On the Bth inst. at Kirkby Lonsdale, Frederick Hare,
1 Esq. of Stanhoe, Norfolk, to Miss Agnes Scales, of Ken—
dal. , •
London, England, 1806-01-04

EDIABURGII, DEC. 30.

A few days ago a warrant by the LORD MAYOR of
London, for apprehending John Carter, Clerk to a
mercantile house in London; charged with abstra&-
ing a copsiderable sum of money from his masters,
was received at ,the,Office of Police,. and the exe-
cution entrusted to 1 r. GEoi s WILLIANSON;'
Head Constable.. Mr. Carter did ..not reach
Edin-
burgh till Saturday, and,Within a few hours of his.
atrival,.he was traced out, and- apprehended by Mr.
When brought
.before the Judge of
Pollee. for examination,. he -at first denied that lie
was the per Son sought for; but at last admitted that
he was John Carter • mentioned in the warrant.—
Upon search beinginade,..his real name was. Mind
written in the inside of his boots. He was•sent back
to London yesterday' morning, in custody of one of
the Constables of Police.., .• • .
•

On the sth current, there was. a tremendous storm:
of thundet, lightning, and snow, in . the Orkneys,
which did considerable damage: to the shipping.and
boats. lii the island of Shapinshay, four men, a fa-
ther and three sons, while at work in a barn,. were
struck to the ground by the lightning. The father
and one-of the sons.recovered, the other two ex-
pired on the spot. In llbusey; a.neighbouring
.the corn was' damaged in several of the corn7yards.
One farmer missed in the morning all' his crop,
Which is supposed to .have been consumed; as not a
vestige remained on the ground.

Monday se'nnight six large Yessels were seen
from the Kerry coast, beating up, and tacking in the
diretaion of the Blasquets. The Ships were at too
great a distance to ascertain their description.
London, England, 1806-01-04

SHIP IVEH's.

GRAVESEND, JAN. 2. .
Passed by—the-Cynthia, Way, and Theodore, Antonett,
from Lisbon ; Royer, Gordon, from Gibraltar;- Friendship,
Baker, from Suiyrna; Allendia, lames, and T%ve Vrenden,
Blades, frotn'lainbrot. . .

Sailed—the Lucy and Alicia, Drysdale, for Africa ; Wood-
land Castle, Simpson, for Jamaica; and Dolphin, —, for
Gottenburgh.

MAR R %E D.

Yesterday, at St: Margaries, Westminster Edward Penne-
father, Esq. of Merion.square,, Dublin, to Miss Susan Darby,
'daughter of John Darby, Esq. of Great George-street. -
On 'Saturday last, at York, Mr. Hasler, of Clement's-
lane, to Miss Margaret Pickard, daughter of the late Leonard
Pickard, Esq,
On Thursday, at St. Paul's, Covent-garden. fames Beo
doe, of Bewdley, to Miss E. Reynolds, youngest daughter of
the -late Mr. f Reynolds, of G ieobury- Mortimer, Salop:
Last week, Thomas Edwards, Esq. of Kame-place, rn
the County of Cornwall, to Miss Sarah Browne, fourth
daughter of William Browne, Esq. of St. Mary's Church,in
Devon.
London, England, 1806-01-04

I• , -This.Day were published,
Elegantly printed in a Pocktt Volume, and illustrated with
a new Set.of Engravings, pride 95: in boards,
&New Edition of
D.ItYDEN's ;FABLES ; ..with a Prefatory Essay.
', By 1. All(lN, M. u.
Printed for T. Cattail and W. Davies, Btrall. •

This Day were pub!islied, •
CI_ENUINE MEMOIRS" of LORD NELSON;'
V" dedicated, as his Life vas devoted, to King and
Country. • _

.Nlr. HARRISON:
With the AsSistance of original and authecticated Communi.,
cations horn' the dearest of his late Lordsi:Vs Fatnily and
Friends.

This -Life of . Lord Nelson will be beautifully printed in.
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Persons, alai! ranksand descr ptions. (vho may be ;like lau-
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.
. positoiy. No..zz of this Work is embellished with a
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as the present Number,' several New Songs written on the
Battle of Trafalgar.

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LAND--SURVEYING

This Day was published, illustrated with a greater variety
of Copper-plates than any'other work of the kind, and
also with upwards of too Wood CurS, price 7i. hound,.
'THE ELEMENTS of LAND-SURVEYING,
in all its Branches, practically adapted to the Use of
Schools and Students ; and including Practical Geometry,
-Trigonometry, Lind,Measttring.-by the Chain, Plane Table,
.Theodolite, and other Instruments ; the entire Byadic,e or
Hilly Ground; the• Division of [.and, Plott:mg, and Mapping;
illustrated I?y„lgghly-finished Engravings, plain and colour-
ed; -complete Tables of Sines and; Tangents, Logarithms,
&c. &c. •

.By ABRAHAM CROCKER,
Land-Surveyor, of Frome, in Sorrierscishire.
The'objed of the Author of this Work has been to produce
a practical System of I,and-Surveying, corresponding in
scientific arrangement and perspicuity with•Mr:fionnycastle's
.well-known System of Iviezisitration.,, Every Rale and Case
is illustrated with numerous Examples and xercises for the
use of Teachers and Students ; and an unusual expence has
been incurred to produce such Engravings, plain.and color-
ed, as should completely instrud the youit;:; Surveyor in the
important alt of coned. and elegan,t Draw4ig:
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A NEW VOLVMS FOR-i866:-
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several striking Likenesses,
MEMOIRS of PUBLIC CHARACTERS of
iBos-18o6; . being a New Volume of the Work
which, for several years past, has enjoyed an uninterrupted
Career of popular favOuri___

It is the Plan of this Biographical Series to.do justice to
the Charatiers, Talents, and Labours; of our distinguished
Contemporaries, and in performing this arduous task, to sa-
tisfy curiosity without gratifying malevolence. In the Eight
Volumes; which are now published, will be found full,
accurate, and impartial Memoirs of. the Lives of the most
distinguished Persons in every walk of ; the
Work, may consequently be recognizedOs a complete Do-
mestic • History of the Present Times.
•

This New "Volume contains Memoirs of .
Lord. Keith, Captain Charles Morris,
Mrs. Darner, 'Mr.:Aaron Burr,
Lieut.-General Doyle,. Dean Kirwan,
Mrs. Thicknesse, - Sir Home Riggs Popham,
Mr. Joseph Pasley, Right Hon. George Canning,
Mr. Joel Barlow,• The Young Rosctus'
Mr. Henry Greathead, Rev. Henry Bate Dudley, : .
Sir lames Mackintosh, Vice Ad. Sir A. Mitchell, K.B.
Right Hon. Charles-Abbot, Madame -D'Arblay.
Archbishop of Canterbury, Sir Charles Morice Pole,
Sir Thos. Manners Sutton, Mr. Elliston,
Capt. Thomas Morris, Alderman Combe.
.. .

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Of 'Whom may be had new and corre&ed Editions of the
Seven former Volumes, price Malf-a- Guinea each. ,
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WEDNESDAY, DEC:, MBER 806.

SALES OF ESTATES.

MAIDEN-LANE, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCrioN,
By Mr. ROBINS,
- -

At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on
Tuesday the 16th inst. at Twelve o'Clock,

AN ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; com-
prising a substantial well-built Brick Dwelling-
House, with Shop, situate at No. ;7,-Maiden-lane; Covent-
Garden, with private };iitrance from Hand-court, is posses-
sion of Mt Israel; Broker.
The House, three stories high, contains three rooms on
floor ; on the ground Boor a.spacious open Shop, with s Par-
lour behind ; a large. paved Yard ;. in the basement a good
Kitchen, a Wash-house, and Area to the back, with Vaults,
Sze, &c.

May be viewed by leaye of the Tenant. Particulars on
the Premises; at Garra,kay's ; and of Mr. Robins's,•War-
wick-street, Golden-square.

This Day was published, Second Frtitian, price Ss. sewed,
ritTHE NAUTICAL ALIVIAN AC K and ASTRO-
No NILCAL EPHEMERIS for the year 1807.
Published by Order of the Commissioners of Longitude.
Sold by Payne and Mackinlay, Strand,-Booksellers .to the
said Commissioners.
London, England, 1806-12-10

PRICE SIXPE.)TC E

GENERAL POST-OFFICE,

Ncvender 28, iSa6.

rI'HE Court of, King's Bench having, in a Case
Ji" which lat 4 came before it (the King ag4i,in fril,tol),
declared the Law relating to Letters sr,,ught bji Ships' to 432 rt
Tiowns, to be, that all such Letters, as. well for the Cprsignee
and Owners of tle Ships, as. :for all other Persons, are to be sent
immediately in the Port-Office, in order to be delivered under the
authority and protealon of the P,st-Ogce Laws;
It is therefire bled tb,it all. Parsons :will conform• theretg, to
prevent the necessity of ell-hieing the Penalties impaled 6y the
Said Laws.

By Command of. His Majesty's Postmastet,?;eneve,

F. FREELIAG, Sec.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE
3, o&6,
rrFIE COMMISSIONERS for PICT U.d LLING
1.•
HIS MAYESTY's NAVY do her,,by give Mnice,Tkat on
Thursday, the iBth instant, they will he rea,:y to receive Tel.
Idens in Writing (staled up), and treat v..ith suits P,rscns as v
1 undertake to furnish whatever FREW BEEF snug he required
for the use of ills Majesty's Slips and Vessels at P/inzouth, Tor..
bay,. and Falmouth (on separate Contra/s;, fa- TrzvelVe .1111ss,
from the sot January next to the 31st December follo7ving, inclu.
I. sive; and to be.paid for by Bills, tajable, with latsrest, hiney
idays after date.
The Conditions of the Contraas miy be seen at the Secre.
tary's Office, at this Osce, or ly applying to Mr. Miaer, tie
1 Agent of the said Commissioners, at Plymouth; or to, the Colleaor
of t‘e Customs at Dartmouth and Falmouth re:jealv4.
• No regard will be had to av Tender in which the Price shall
Inot be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be de4ivenel
! to the Board before One o'clock on the said Thursd,ly, the tBrir
instant ; nor Awnless the Person who makes the Tender, or some
Person on bit behalf, attends, to answer, when•calisd
London, England, 1806-12-10

POPE'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
jz, CASTLE-ALLEY, ROYAL-EXCHANGE.

7 T is with much gratitiide for forther Favours, and
J., with great satislattian, at presnt, that the Proprietuir of
ling Office can strenuously recommend the New, Scheme to
the attention of its numerous highly-resp,ded Friends, and
Public in general ; a Scheme that appeArs to have merited
universal approtJation ; and which, fur magnitude of Prizes,
certainly Stands unequalled by any torider one. of so Jew
Numbers. I t needs only a perusal to be convinced of the
tad.
A great Variety of TI CKETS and SHAR ES, for the
choice of Adventurers, are now on Sale, and- all Commands
executed with that respeei, d'spatch, arid ficirlity, which
'Live so long distinguished PO P E'* Old rsublisLd and
Fortunate Office. facing the Bank.

Drawing colurdences istli January next.
London, England, 1806-12-10

POLITIC,IL CRO4KIIVG.

THE gross inconsistency between the allegations
urged against Government, and an acknowledgment
of the.ctitical posture of National Affaiii, has induced
a Political Wag to digest theni both into the
follow-
ing. MaxiMs : •

1. It Will require many years to repair the errors
and misfortunes of past times ;
,therejbre the Mi-
nistry are to blaMe for not having done it in six
months.

2. An increased annual Revenue may be neces-
sary ; and Hier fore every addition to the Revenue
ought to be opposed.
. 3. It is almost impossible to devise new Taxes ;
and therefore it is highly improper to continue the
old.

4., The security,of persons and property is a-bless-
ing for which the people ought to be very grateful ;
and thertiliire they ought to be taught that it is not
worth paying for.
5. Unanimity was never more necessary. titan at
the present crisis ; and therefore the revival of an-
cient and almost forgotten animosities is highly de-
sirable.

6. The• people look up with confidence to an
union of talents and integrity in administration ; and
thertfore every person so ()notified, who composes a
part of administration, must bec a scoundrel.
7. We have the misfortune to contend with an
enemy whom no treaties can bind ; therefore we
ought to repose with confidence on any terms he is
pleased to propose.
8. A brave man, whose wounds in his country's
cause are yet bleeding, is an objet of the highest.
interest and admiration; and therefore he is to be
held tip to.public scorn, as a man unworthy of the
people's affection.
9. The most splendid talents are necessary for
men in high situations ; and theqfore men of that
description ought to be excluded from them.
10. A man tells another, Opt in certain eirenm-
stancs he is sure he would AO like a scoundrel ; and
therefore cannot be supposed to mean any thing
personal.

Mr. N. who .was wounded' in a duel Withcm
Irish Gentleman on Wednesday se'nnight, at Wal-
tham Grove, died on Thursday„last. A Coroner's,
Jury sat on the body, and f t. a the testimony ad-
duced, it appeared that the deceased had sent three
challenges to his antagonist,- the last of which gave
him the choice of a meeting or a horse-whipping.
The altercation originated in consequence of the
surviving man having caused the niece of the de-
ceased to elope with him, whom he afterwards mar-

ried.

L-street, C r,,svenor-square;
lust be al.4essed.
London, England, 1806-12-10

RIRT liS,

•
Last week, the Lady of General Barton, of a Son.
Yesterd,iy, at his house in Piccadiny, the Lady of Sir
Francis Burdett, tUut. of a Daughter.
The same mOrimw,.at Mrs. ChArl tom's, Baker-street, Mrs.
Kenny, wife of W. Kenny, tsq. of the-31st Regiment, a•
a Daughter.
London, England, 1806-12-10

GRAPTON-STREET, FITZROY-SQUARE.
TO BE SoLD BY -AUCTION,
• )3y .Mr. ROBINS, • .
At Garraway's Cotii:e-house, Xnange-alley, Cornhill,
.on
Thesday the 16th Inst at Twelve.
A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, corn-
.4l. prising a.curnpaat Brick-built DWELLING-HOUSE,
situate No -16, Grafton-street, Fitzroy-square, containing, on
the Ground-floor, a neat. Entrance, Dining-room, "Library
communicating by folding-doors, a Dressing-room,-and Wa-
ter-closet. 0n the First- floor, two handsome Drawing-
ronMs, furnished in a modeqr style ; two principal Bed-
rooms and Servants'-rooms. In the Basement, Butler's Pan--
try, excellent Kitchen, Scullery; Wash-house, Wine, Coal,
and Beer Cellars, &c. _ .

May be viewed by Tickets. Particulars on the Premises,
at Carraway's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-

CAPITAL FREEIIOLD MANSION and PLEASURE

GROW:Mgr, Green Park, St. lames's Place.
era BE SOI 0 BY /wc.rioN,
By Mr. ROBINS,

At Garraway's Cothie-house, "Change-alley, Cornhill, on
resday, tne ifith Inst. at -I" welVe.o'Clock.
NOBLE Spacious FREEHOLD MANSION,
substantially built, and judiciously planned for ,the
accommodation or a Family of the first distindion, pleasure.
grounds tastefully arranged and planted, situate fn the Green
Park, and most prelerabi part of St. I ames'sPlace, the Pro.
perty and late Residence of the Right Hon. Lord Carrington.
The Mansion contains suites of elegant apaitments on the
two principal stories, with spacious Bed-room, Dressing-
room, &c. On. the second *tory, six large Bed-chambers, Clo-
sets, &c. Seven attics over ; iH the basement, Offices of all
descriptions. planned and fit nai with every convenience, prin.
cipal and secondary Stair-cases. The whole forming ,:-Re-
sidence of the first consequence ; the.pleasure-ground is held
tinder the Crown. on a long Lease, anti at a Low Rent.
May he viewed by 'rickets Partitnilars'on the Premises,
at Garraway's, andol Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
square.

RENTER's SHARE, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-

LANE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,

At Garraway's Cotke-house, 'C 11 Cornhill, oh
Tuesday the 16th inst. at Twelve o'Clock,

•RENTER's SHARE of FIVE HUNDRED
L.A. POUNDS in the TREATRE ROYAL, Drury-lane,
which is entitled to a Rent Charge of zs 61. for every
Night's Pertiirmance' with the Privilege of admission for 88
Years, together with Three Years' Dividends due thereon.
Particulars of Mr. Adams,. 66, Great Ku,sel-street : at
Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
square.,