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London, England, 1806-01-03

AMSTERDAM. DEC. 12.

His Imperial Hi&linels Prince Loins is espeeied
here, and great preparations are making for his re-
ception.

HAGUE, DEC. i 4.
Prince Louts has not yet let out for Yflcl and
Groningen, but hill remains at Nimegueh, where
troops are daily coming from Belgium and the banks
of the Rhine. The regiment of Sale Gotha has alto
arrived here by water from Mentz. The Minifter at
War, VON PY awl. and the Minifter of Marine, Val..'
Huila., hove returned here from Nimeguen.
The Pruffian Envoy, Baron Von CNSAA, altar re-
turned here yefterday. ft is hoped that our friendly
relations with Pruffla will continue uninterrupted.
Prince Louis. Grand Cox!table of France, and
General in Chief of the Army of the North, has not
yet arrived at the Hague as was espeaed ; after he
had infpelled the for,ifications of Hoozozenbuich and
Grave, he on the toth fet out with a numerous
train for Nimeguen, where a corps of mOOO men
has been affernbled ; and after the arrival of the
Ptince, the greaten part of there troops paged the
Waal, to proceed to Arnheim and the Yff:l.
Our Grand Penfionary immediately rent a deputa-
tation to Nimeguen, to compliment his Imperial
Highnefs. The French Envoy here, Gen. DUPONT
CHAtrMONT, and Chamberlain VILLINEUVE accent.
panied this deputation, which confined of our Mi
Miters at War, and of the Marine. There Miniflers, in
the pretence of the Prince, Gcn. MICHAUD, and other
French Generals, held a kind of a council of war, in
which theyarranged the operations of the Army of the
North, and the meaftires neceffary for the defence of
the Yffel, towards which the army is drawing. The
French Envoy returned to the Hague the day before
yefterday, but our Deputies accompanied the Prince
to Yffel, where he will infpeet the .•rontier lines, and
then return to the Hague for a fltort time. Should
Ithere not be a peace, the Army of the North will
begin its operations with the commencement of the
new year.

On s t th init. our Government received intelligence
of the viaory of NAPOLEON near Außerlitz, which
was immediately notified to the troops in the order
of the days
An article in our Skid/ Come, dated Ulfen, in,
Bentheim, mention., that the Fruition troops at
fichutterff, which had been ordered to march forward,
have received counter orders.
Q.natters have again been required at Antwerp,
whence the French troops will march to the eallern
frontiers, for &too cavalry, 3000 grenadiers, and a
thong train of artillery.

FRANCONIA, DEC. is.
The Prn(Ban troops are now on the Franconian
fronticts of Bavaria.
The Baircuth Gazette contains the following arti-
cle :—There is talk of an approaching occupation of
the neighbouring provinces by foreign troops. ihould
no counter•orders be rece:ved.
London, England, 1806-01-03

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FIRST HAMBURGH MAIL.

ALLIED ARMY.

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•USIFRO CUSSIAN •RINIT•
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Cselefch, in Mitraviai Dec. 3.
After the Combined Army had advanced nn the
tft beyond Aoflerlitz, the enemy took his pefititin at
&Woke and Menitz, where it was reClved to at-
tack him.
Early on the eel, before all the divilions were on
their march, the battle was already very warm in the
front, and in a Aunt time the whole line was en-
gaged. The enemy fe,med at firft intending• to
force our left wing, but fuddenly made a moil im-
retuaus attack on the centre, which gave way. Poof
as in the mean time his repeated attacks on the left
wing did not fucceed, as his right wing was preffeas
and in danger of being taken in flank, it was impof-
fible for him to penetrate but a very (mall way, and
that extremely flow. Late in the evening the left
wing was alto obliged to yield to the fuperiority of
force, and the army. chill keeping poffeffion of Auf-
terlitz, took its pofition before that place.
The loft cannot yet be afcertained, but from the
violent Bring, the repeated attacks, and dellrallion
made by the fabres of the cavalry, it mull have been
very great on both tides.
The combined army, eighty-five thonfand throng,
has taken a petition today at Czeitfch, to pats the
Mock at Gneding, in order to facilitate the means
of fubfillence, and receive (applies of every kind.—
The divifion of General Von Efien, twelve thoufand
London, England, 1806-03-31

Prepared -anti fold by ill, Prorria.r.r

Taos. Tar Loa, Member of the (loyal College of *neon*, I.ob
don, at his hook. No. 9, Nen Bridge firm;
I,Vbere,afler a Collllllloi rdietrWe or more than en ram ir. 1.
pradtice partieuhrly directed to the cure of Venereal L.-wryl ^ fa
and thole Incidental to the parts oa 1,04,
that Inviolable feerecy whkl, men of his profelbo. .1'• ass,
obfcrve, he Hitters himfelf the advice and aflUtancs lac gratin oar
admininers to rrfons taking this medicine will be eiteettwd,
dlfeeri.ing pnbile, as all adfrao*.sge feldoeis to be obtained, +lna
void of ambiguity.
Alfa fold, by his appointmert, for the coovenienee of thole 1:v.
Inc at a &dance, at the Perfumer's vu
,is, M. Alban's-ftreat, 1.11
Mall; the 'I oyllinp. to %, Osfis .1 firm; !Or Difborongh,y,Psia.
Brett-hill; Mr. Batter's. 8, urn bridge, Falialburgh ; Mr. M 4.‘•
ald's. Mafioso ; Nir. nhilu ; Mr. Billinge's,Liverpes.li
Mr. Addition's, Manchettsr : aril by one perfon in every cotr.•
derahlo haven in Gnat Britain and Ir. land, in boxes of only se
each, Crated up whit full and plat, vio•clloos, whereby porton. ot
either fez may care themlelves with cafe, fpectfeerecy, and falety.
N. B Every box fold in Great eri—in is kait'd up with a fter.,,,,
or whi by favnsir of the COMIllifTlO.,,,, i• printed at the St.,•op
Office.— Taylor N.,. 9, Nr* Bridge lineeta.-to imitate what
felony, and all others ars counterfeit.

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FOR SALE,
M the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the Is di July loft after
the Sale of Tape/ode sad Storm,
THE Gond Spandi Schooner EL DRAGONA,
admeafures about WO TOM condemned u Prize to his Ma-
Jelly's Ship of War Renitence, darks Adams, Efet. She Is quite
new aid well calculated for a private Ship of War, or for any
Trade where dlfpatch Is required, now lying in Catwate and
there to he delivered.
Alfu for Exportation,
R-les Writing Paper-149 Cafes of Steel-46 Barrels of
Red Wine,
Being the entire Cargo of the Paid Schooner El Dragon'.
samples of the Paper may be teen, and Catalogues had at the
Counting Hnufe of Mears. Jnhn Jackfoli and Co. Old Broad-
Meet, London, and at the Broker a Office fix days previous to
the Sale,
For vletitring the Vete! and Cargo and for any further particu-
lars, apply to the (aid Meals. John Jaekfon and. Co. to Edmund
Lockyer, Efq. or to THOMAS LOCKYER,
Plymouth, July 3, sto6. SiVorn Broker.
London, England, 1806-07-09

TO MR. CHING, APOTHECARY.

SIR—My SON was feiZed on the sad June
with a (welling is one of his legs, which I thought proceeded
from a Sprain, but the neat day the other (welled taro, and red
fpots came out all over his body, which was attended with a vio-
lent ficknds and excruciating palm, fo that be could keep nothing
on his ttomach. An eminent Apothecary and Phyfician were
called in, and notwitisitanding all their endeavours, my fon conti-
nued in the moR agonizing torture for fix weeks, during which the
warns bath was tried above three hundred times, which in fonts
degree AC',lea the pains, hut the relief was only momentary,
and my lon became a perfat fkele•on, bin back bone appeared
conttaaed and ouninz through the (kin. It was lamentable to
hear his Wins' groans; one night he Cent for we, and told me he
found hinifelf dying : I parted with him, not canceling he could
live out tbetsight, but in the morning hearing kis groans, I ap•
proached kis room, and found him, if poffible, worfe than I had
left bins. At this time I was happily recommended to make trial
of your Viol: m'i.ozavots, and on giving him the firft dufe be
was immediately freed front pains, and voided a great quantity of
kith. refembling Worms Ina putrid Rate. I gave lam a fecund
dote. agreeable to the printed dirations, which bad a Similar ci-
ted, and on adminlitering a third dote he voided a quantity of
(limy green matter, and from that time be has had no return of
his complair.twharevsr, but is now in a pared Rate of health.
The clergyman of say parith, and all my neighbours, are ready to
give teftimony to theta tads. I am, Gentlemen,
Cbaakendon, Oaon, Your very grateful humble (errant,
Feb. It. RICHARD SITMF.AD.
Sold wholefale and retail at Ching and Rutter's, No. 4,C
bile, Loniion, Bolas at pa. dd. and as. psi.amb, and for CM-
' ''s. in Boxes at asa. each.
London, England, 1806-05-03

BAYLET's PATENT SLACKING CAKES,

WHICH have maintained an acknowledged fu
palorky (or more than so years, tontinue to be fold by
Bayley and Blew. No. j, Cock four.ftreet, London, price 641. each.
Gentlemen who do net think this Blacking makes tlieir floors thine
Maclattlyare rifptel fully inforthed, that If the Cake k diffolvcd in
Vinegar inflead of Water, it will product a lulire equal to Japan—
but it 4 needful to uhict re, that Vinegar is extremely injurious to
the leather, and deprives this Blacking at one of its malt valoshlc
Yropertics, viz. that of keeping the Leather (oft and plant. end
I preventing it from cracking. Tbe fame tire% may be produced
by mining Vitriol with the Wattr, but the injury to the Leather
will be flit! greater.
N. B. 'fo prevent Counterfeits, the 61114 of direeliona are figned
as below, which appears on the outfide of each Cake.
W. BAYLBY.
London, England, 1806-05-03

BAST INDIES.

CALCUTTA GAZETTE, SEPT. x,

On Thurfday lad arrived at Diamond harbour the
(hip TIMIS, which went from hcnce as a cartel,
Capt. Ric If ARDSOW, from the file of France, whence
(he failed the 16th ultimo.

The following is a lift of Britiftt Prifoners of War
returned from the Ifie of France by the above thip :

Mars. A. Dale and C. Seymour, midthipmen in kis Majeay's
fervice. rod Mr. R, Coles, midthipman In the Honoursbk Com-
pany's ferules.
Mara—H. Lambert, N. M'Lean, Thomas French, W. Hu-
beton, J. Hopped, A. M'Donaki, C. Wilder, R. Robinfoo, P.
Commingri, H. Peacock, N. Bouehler, S. Rowe, J. Hirrilon, M.
Walker, C. Cornifti, P. Sutton, H. W. Finelb, J. Scott, E. Bendford,
J. Baird, R. Brit, and O. Davidfoo, Officers In the Country Service.
Mr. Harcourt, Mr. A. Darling, Pilot Service; Mr. C. Starling,
Marine Peolioner, twenty-nine &amen, &e.

Pafingers—Madame SCHMALTZ, Mad. Guiatr,
Mara. PM'S, ROBILTS. J. TAYLOR, &CATTLIIIIAN.
London, England, 1806-05-03

From the Ilonourabk and Right Reverend the LORD BISHOP
of CARLISLE,
To Mr. CHING, Apothccary;Lltespfsde, Loudon.
SIR-4.1 readily embrace the opportunity your letter
alf,rdsme,of adding my tefilmony to that of the LORD CHIP
BARON in favour of your Patent Womi Medicine ; my elticft
fnn having a few months ago derived a very material benefit from i
the ufe of it. He bat been unwell for feversl weeks previous to
his taking it, appeared pale and emaciated, was languid, and coin
plained frequently of paint in his head and Ode. The Lord Chief
Baron, who had acOkt.tally fern bins in this Rate, fortunately re-
commended to ate the trial of your Lounges ; and that no time
might be loft, or any mittake occur in obtaining the genuine Me
divine, lent me three doles of It. The Brit of there occafiutied a
vifibte amendment, and after the fccond dote every ttupleafant
fimptom difsppearcd, but I judged It right to give the third, as the
two farmer had agreed fo uncommonly well. From that time, my
coo his been In puled health. and I certainly attribute hi. cure
wholly to the efficacy of the Worm Lozenges. I have fame rc•
voimended your Li renges in foreral Ml:lances, wherein I have
the latiafaction to aß'ore you, they have uniformly been of great
feria I ought to add, that from the nature of the effett pro.
dined by them in try fon'. cafe, I apprehend hi. complaints to
have arirm from an obftrudtion between the flotnach and vifecra.
I am, Sir, your obedient Servant,
Rntt Caftle Dee. 7. E. CAR LIqLE.

As opcning:Pbylle 'at this rearon of the year, (314ING'si;fut
parlor to every other Mediciur.
' Sold whole:4k and retail, at Ching and Butler's. No.a. Cheap-
Me, London, in boxes at 34.6 d. and as. yd. each ; and for charita-
ble purports, in boxes at 2111. each.
London, England, 1806-07-31

Jamas Dawsrus, aged 24.-4 t the age of 18 he I
was admitted a patient at the Difiletifary, Nr. is,
Soho fquare, after being difcharged from St. Bartho•
lomew and St. Thomas's Hofpitals. He had the
abfceiTes, one in the gland near the pit of his neck, and
another in the gland under his arm, which together
bowed his head on his brealt in walking. There were
thought would prove fatal to him, and yet all the
other glands in the neck were difeafed. Two years
of (even (his apprenticefhip) he was unable to follow
his employment. On Red taking SPILSAUILI'S Pa-
tent Antifambutic Drops he mended, aid in four
years he beca,me well ; and though fince expored to
cold and wet on volunteer duty, he has efeved a re-
turn of his difcafe. Be careful in purchafing this
medicine, that the wards " By the King's Patent" are
expreiTed aelength on the bottle, bill of directions,
and nuclide wrapper, and that the flame (the King's
duty) is printed in black inked of red ink.
Witnefs, WILLIAM Tyson, ISt, Tooley-Rreet.
This medicine is fold in bottles of p. 6s. tot. and
li. as. ditty included, at the Difpenfary, No. is, Soho-
fquare, London; and by molt refpeetable agents in
town and country.
London, England, 1806-07-07

HAMBUIGH, Joie 4.—On the sift the Prd
Gan troops evacuated the city of Bremen s only a
very !ball detachment remain at prefent upon the
territory belonging to this city.
FRANKFORT, Jury s3.—Letters from Munich
mention, that the conflation between Anaria and
Bar.tria becomes more intimate every day. The two
Courts have come to the refolution of fending Mini-
fters Plenipotentiary to each other. Baron Rechberg,
it is funded, will be the Antbaffador of the King of
Bavaria to the Court of Vienna.
On the 17th inft. the thin and lea column of too
prifoners, who have been quartered thefe two months
at Landfberg on the Lech, moved forward, for the
purpofe of being embarked at Guntzburg on the Da-
nube. on its return to Maria.
Jura zs.—At length the French troops are to.leave
Germany : the French Emperor. faithful to his en•
gagements, gave orders for their departure as loon as
he had certain information that Aufiria had fulfilled
her part of the treaty of Freiburg. We now receive
information from every quarter, that the divifions of
the Grand Army are in motion for their retreat.—
General Vandamme, who has been tome months at
Landlbut. began his march for Nieuburg on the 17th,
and will proceed from thence through Nordlingen to
Strafburgh. General Souk will alto leave his head
quarters at Felten in the courts of a few days. The
few French fick on the other fide of the Rhine will
alto be conveyed to Straiburp. where a park of at-
tillery from Guntzburgh armed tome days ago.
London, England, 1806-07-07

MARRIED.

Toefday, at St. George's, Hanover.fquare, Olborne Markham,
E(q. fan of the Arcbbilhop of York, to the Right Hon. Lady
Mary Thynne, filter of the Marquis of Bath.
Thurfday jternoon, at five o'ciotk, at the Marquis Wadley's,
in 0 iford.fireet, by Crag licence. Sir Wm. Abdy, to Mils
eldelt daughter of the Marquis Wetacky. The ceremony
wasperformed by the Rev. Dr. Molt. Mifs Pole acted as Bride's
Maid. Ihe young lady was given away by the Marquis and
Lady Ahdy. Mr. and Mr.. Pole, Sir A. Welicacy,and Quante,
of MorMngton, were prefint on the occafion. About fic o'clock
the hippy couple. in a chariot and four, kt of to pats the honey •
ninon at 'Fwlekenham._

On Werhadsy, by tprelal licence, at the Earl of Chichefter's
feat, near Portfrnouth, by the flan. and Rev. Charles Stewart, the
Hun Col Wm. Bligh, to Lady S. Stewart, youngelt daughter of
the Earl of Galloway. I.orJ and Lady (-Sulks gave the happy
couple away, in the pretence of the Earl and Counter's of Chisher-
ter, and a large party of Nobility. The bri,te miss attired or co-
vered with white lace. After the ceremony, they proceeded in a
chariot and four to Lyttktoo Lodge, Middiefet, to pars the ho-
neymoon.
London, England, 1806-09-01

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BIRTHS.

Friday morning, the Lady of the Rev. Edward 'miter, cis fad.
At hb houfe near Sallibury, the Lady of Thomas Atkinfoo.Efq.
of a daughter, their twenty-Aft% child

On the 6th ialtant, at Halt, near Cheba, Mr. Thews, Clay, of
Ludgapte•bill, to Mira Gough, of the former place.
Thurfday the 27th ult. at Aberdeen, Mr. James Young. Mo.
merchant, Aberdeen, to Mlfa Patience Dingwall Fordyce,younaeft
daughter of Arthur Dingwall Fordyce, of Cullh, Efq. Commilrary
of Aberdeen.

DIED.
On the 23d ult. at Rafneath, after a few days inflect, Join and
William, and on the 28th ult. Donald, the infant children of Ito-
' ben Oampbell, Era. Chandarrtala at Rofneath.
At Edinburgh, on Thurfday fe'nnight, Joba Jaekfoa, E(q. Ma.
nags: of the Theatre Royal there.
Friday morning, Mr.. Langdale, wife of Martnaduke Langdale
Efq. at his Mule in New Ormond-Meet, Queen•fyuaro.

MOH WATTS. AT mow* a MIDGE TO-MORROS
Morniog 89 IGIIDUIAS OW 6 •
Afternoon - • so mimes* Whir 6
London, England, 1806-10-24

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MAJLI THIS DAY. ,
- AN1•11111. All. Us.
Dublin $• 1 Gottenbansla •. t
Waterford 3 t Ilatubargb - • I
N. York de Halifax t o , .
tilnell•rning arrived a Mall from 314.3 mt and I:WM:,

Weight to Falmouth by the Prime& MartvedisteCipt. POCOC
10 3t day from Halifax.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER tf.

Arrived yeQerday the Speedy, STEVIWI, from
ewanfea ; Tyfon, NAIL, from Ulverlion; John and
Sally, ROGERS. from Carmarthen ; and Bretbers,
Coars, from Bad.

TORBAY, OCTOBER sr.

Sailed his Majefty'sthip Izzurracous, for Ply-
mouth. This day arrived the fhip Ann, Earrwasa
mailer, from London, bound to Buenos Ayres ; alfo
the brig Afti•e, Pvt. 1113 matter, from ditto to ditto;
and the American brig Two Brothers, from Cadiz,
bound to London with wine.

Ocroasa 22.—The above Tercels, for Buenos
Ayres, this day failed to the weftward, with the
wind about North.
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 22.

Came in the Mo , of 18 gunb,from the Capes
of Virginia, with difpatches ; the Shepherdefs (Ame.
rican). Captain W. Cot.was.t., from Sierra Leone,
bound to Cowek with dye-wood, litc. detained by
the Lion privateer ; Drey Freunde (Dane), Capt.
Privies, from Malaga, for Tonningen, with wine
and fruit, detained by ditto ; Sp2oill; gun lugger, of
one 24 pounder, captured by the MIN aav• frigate;
fhe has captured three others that are not arrived ;
alfo the MINOTAUR, of 74 guns, from off Cadiz ; the
left the fleet 23 days fine, together with the Nur.
rum a, of 98 guns ; the latter is gone up Channel„
with a fleet of tranfports. Arrived the (Dane) Auf-
ticia, Capt. E. Gustotasos, from Valencia to Ton-
ningen, with brandy, detained by the Lion privateer;
MoucHsaow, of a gnus, from Sir Joust W
but no particulars have tranfpired. Pared up Chan-
nel the ATHIIIIIIIIII frigate, with a fleet of tranf-
ports under convoy, from Gibraltar.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER sj.
11 I Arrived the Ssa woes' frigate, with a fleet of tranf.
I ports under convoy from the Mediterranean; among
them arc the Ranger, Camperdown, Bonetta, Tho-
mas and Mary, Venus, Heron, Lord Hood, Kay
Ann, and Monarch. Sailed la flacits asap of war,
on a eruiza off Havre.
London, England, 1806-10-24

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cootie of the'rrt rent re sfon they flub have the honour to ful,mit rs
Public Sale by AutUort, that magnifica:it and highly valu.thte Col.
le lion of Pidlnel, Cifkbnited as forming the :rristaticlEan Gallery,
which has hers imported at an immeofe taunts trues the Cond.
cent. -The grit Sale vedl hike place on Thuriday, the 2 ;tb, Friday,
the a!th,snd Saturday, the apth of March. 'Me fecond will be
fubtnitted un the 14th, esti'. and 16th of April; and the remain •
&rots the 21, 23d, and 14th of May nett. It i• petitioned that no
cotter,' ion of (plat magnitude has ever haw ofhtraint this co,,,try
to public unite on the lane conditions u 016, yri.ich will p .
ire-
ly be fold without referee. Independent of the Windt which this
affemblarze of perinea mull cache an the collector, u containing
tome matchlels Ipeelmens of the earl, period at the art, there will
be foetid fume of the linen works of the Italian, Reach, Flea i:h.
Gernuon, and Dutch Schools. As thin collection is too estenhve
t.i enumerate the different works of excellerte,it Is Intcnded, in
future advertifements, to give notice of the principal pidures that
will be fold its each talc.
N. B. Immediately after the ennelts!lon of the file of the pic-
tures, the nuteri.ds of the .premifet will be fold by audios.
-
London, England, 1806-09-06

RAMSGATE. SEPTEMBER 4.

YeAerday evening, while Mrs. &Dooms was giving
her recitations from S , &c.
Foe'sries, Efq. at Broad(lairs, for the benefit of
the Margate Sea Bathing Infirmary, tome villains
took advantage of the confulion ncatfioned in Mr.
Foasyrn's honk by this exhibition, and got admif.
Pion into Mrs. F.'s bed-room, from which they cart ied '
off jewels, &c. to the value of two guineas. Their
booty coufifled of a pearl -necklace, valued at Soo
guineas ; a diamond butterfly of 300 guineas value,
and a variety of other jewels. The robbery was dif•
covered by Mrs. FORSYTH upon her going into the
bed room with Mrs. SWOON s, when fhe difcovered a
pearl lying on the floor, and then difrovered her lots.
Mr. FORSYTH has offered a reward of pool. for the
difcovery of the perpetrators. It is really a pity
that fOme of the molt stair/ft of the London police
officers do not occafionally take a tRp to our watering
places to take a peep at the company. Robberies
are committed almoft every night at Ramfgate and
Margate, &c. and they are more frequent this feafon
than ever.
Si PT FMara p.—No tidings of the robbers of Mrs.
Foesyr les jewels.—No figns as yet of any tranfports
coming into our harbour, they hill remain in the
Downs. The rain and lightning of lift night was
truly awful; to-day it •is beautifully i:ne : fcarce a
!odious to let, and lot oat of any oonfequene.
London, England, 1806-09-06

THE EVENING STAR::

LONDON:
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. ; • ,
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONF. O'CLOCiet
Consols, money 63i—for acc. 631—Rabicad
Oraniont 7f—ksckeq. Bab, ta. as. prem.
PRICE OF sroms YESTER.DAY. •
Bank Stock Rut loctia Bonds, U. a as. ac
3 per Cent. Red. Aon, Rot Imp. Ave. '
3 per Cent. Conf. 641 634 Excheq. BEL, ts dIL ta. pr,
4 per Cwt. tut Oisugua 70 7 II 7f
5 Per Cent. Nan BAH I WA Tian,' 191- Ise,
Lori Ann. Mot • I Cast ter aCe.
Imp 3 per Cent. 634
Dos taw, Sam per Cant. Our. Deb. •
Excliantoo-Dublin on London, tot It, ;
. . .
INDIA.
The lonttexpefted abolition of General HorpitalS,.
Oil* bengal eflablithment, thelaft of thrs.tnd
the country, has bonnet length•happity'aecorisacifis
and-the new fyftem has already coMmenCeil. This
' reform has beets dreamt Coley by the flienlioiiiertics"
tions of the Cominender in Chief. Lorditrese. svlsW
is beloved by all ranks of the Indian army, and who,
in the field of battle, perfonallyavitneffed the baneful
dices of the old fyftem, among thole who fuffered
fiom the unavoidable calamities of war. 1;1 refpeft
to medical allowances, all the prehdcneics will be
now nearly on an equality. The fyftem now adopted
effentially differs from that of Great Britain, wherein
the duties of Surgeon and Hofpitalfiteward aye
,equally combined, with lefs refponfibility attached to
tie Surgeon than is the cafe in India...where he has
the fide contronl of the Hofpital, fubjeft to the occa-
finnal infpeftinn of the Medical Board, Which, in all
the prefidencies. is compofed of the fenior Surgeons
of the Company's let vice exclufively, whole duties,'
patronage, and prerogative are combined.
The garrifon of Fort William, in Bengal, confifts
of the 67th regiment, commanded by Colonel Mort-.
tar, and a detachment of artillery. The girrifon,
we hear, is healthy.
The 17th Foot, commanded by Colonel Scovre,
is (Indorsed at Cawnpore. in the Bengal territory ; as
is alto the csd. commanded by Colonel Meacte.

'A
I

The 53d, we hear, it arrived in Bengal, to relieve
the 7th, which, it is thonibt, is now so its paifsge
home.
London, England, 1806-09-06

wErmol/TA SEPTEMBER 4.

Our Theatricals received great Mar in the per.
fort/lance laR evening of the !ovals, and the Mather
rod, which was by defre of the Right Hon. Lady
ANSI* MARIA Corrow. The Theatre was much
crowded. This evening Wild Oati,i and the Pelf
Lower. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Custata-
&am) is am daily expedled.
The arrivals continue numerous, and much corn-
party are difappointed in getting lodgings fronting
the lea ; they have therefore recourfe to the interior,
which is getting alrnoß full. 1
London, England, 1806-09-06

W 2 Rep the prefs to infert the following inf&rna-
lion, which was this afternoon put op at LLOTO'II
Coffce•houfe :

44 YORTDIA, Avow 3.

" A Fleet of neat 3bci fail are now under way—
" They broke ground on the la Augulti but as great
6, part of the convoy bad not joined; by figoal they
" came to anchor.—Another French fquadrou is et-
" peeled at Martinique."

The ViciLeer fcbooner, arrived at Weymouth,
with difpatches, left the fleet, 265 fail, on the 4th
Auguft. The fleet failed on the 3d Aug" under
convoy of tbe,Acainemmos and Czar, fir England ;
the NORTNUOISERLAND, tlll/NAST, and CAbADA
were to protea them well to the Northward:—The
fleet from Grenada, &c. got to Tortola od the 14
Aqua.
London, England, 1806-10-23

TO TOE EDITOR OF THE ST/IR.

Srit—Taking advantage of your general libera-
lity, I am induced by many of your Reader," to re.
quell you will give publicity to-the paragraph cub.
joined, from an Anfwer, which appeared fume time
ago, to an Enquiry by Lieutenant Colonel Sir T. Wit-
fon. Ir is believed, had the Mit& been more ge-
nerally known, that it would have induced the fra.
WCII of the Bill for the late incteafe of pay to the
artily, to have particularly noticed the unfortunate
fituatittn of Officers in the Royal Veteran Battalions,
who enjoy the name, hut, alas ! they feel not the in-
Suence of Royalty. Yet from the united:l benevo.
knee, the admitted jullice, and the high and revered
charafter, of his Royal Highncfs the Commander in
Chief, the Veteran Officers fill look Ins ward with a
fond hope, that the fentence, pronounced againfl
them, will be reviled, and that the rank, for which
they have fo fiequently dared death in the field, and
in unwholefume foreign climes, will nt t be withheld
from them ; particularly as the gratifying them with
their jut) right, can neither be attended with expenee
to the nation, not the leaf difadvantage to the ler-
vice. On the contrary, they will venture to affirm,
it would have a vet y contrary effee. In the Gard-
font of Gibraltar, Guernfey, &c. where the Veteran
Battalions are Rationed, no one queltions the ha:ti-
tbit) attending Offiters of thofe Corps doing duty tin•
tier men young enough to be their grandkri. Nei•
ther cafe nor comfort is known in what is termed a
mimes for a Veteran Officer, after having ferved
faithfolly and aftively for thirty, forty, or a longer
'hind of years—whilf the perfon who, fortunately
ftte himfelf, embraied the quill in preference to the
(Word, retires after a certain number of years, chin,
on his Wary, or a penfion, far Inperior to the pay of
the Veteran, who receives no augmentation from fey.
Vice or age, for he is doomed t 6 toil in dittant garri.
fons, till he tumbles into his grave.
w One liberality of Government in the army would
An them hie honour—Eiery Officer, who'has f.r.
fed a certain time, Should bare filch a competence
fecured to him as &mild enable him to pars the re-
mainder f his life with comtott and credit, and filch
of his ions as chofe a military life &old have a com
mann given them, with filch an additional allow
ance, as ilsould enable them to meet the_inereafed ex.
ponce of the times, and rapport the chitratler of a
Gentleman."
Now, Sir, had the above Advice been at:Dotted, it
would have been preferabls to an inetiferitninate in
create tf ray, and have (wired the Veteran Officet
from the humiliation of his Indent Ittuation. It is
not lefGble to afGgn a reafon why the Veteran ON
be ihe only fervont of the pdhlit that goes
tootvarewarded,but humiliated—and it Is equally
certain, that this is the my undef the Hea-
vens, where to be a Veteran Officer is • • • • •
I am. Sir.

itemssaivs.
London, England, 1806-12-18

LEWES, DEMME Ts.

One night !aR week, a braee of bate Pols,
loaded, and two pair of Rocking's, were dug- up in
a plantation, behind the houfe ,of Jong Boys, Efq.
at Aflicomb, where, it is fuppored, they had been
buried by Coma foldser, at the ptrind cf his defe►tion
from our barracks. The flock of each piltol is marked
with the figure 3:

The hea-iy and almoß conflant rains that fell dar-
ing the laR few slam produced, yeflerday, in our
Levels, higher 11..0d5, and at the. Bridge, a-greater
[well of water, than had been remembered for many
years before. The Cliff cellars were inundated, and
the Bear Inn, and Sir Hewer Exactness's hook,
adjoining the river. on the tall and.wee Odes; were
nearly furrounded by the water. ..Tnfecure timber
and other property, which the rapid rife of the flood
had floated from their fituations, it became need:fry,
during a part of the day, to employ a number* of men
in boats; among thefe were four paper makers; who,
basing embarked in a little punt from their min,
unluckily upfet it, in Mailing brooks, and hlid to
Aruggle with the difficulties attendart on fie feet
water' a confiderablodifiance from any fh.we ;..under
which, however, they managed to Wain themfelves,
tome by brimming, and others by reining hold of
their capfized punt, until Come perfnno, who wit•
mired the accident put cif in boats to their 'Glance,
and by whole exertions, they were all fortunately
preferred, and fafely landed at the tan yard belong •
mg to Mr. CH#TIII4% Neither cattle nor !beep
were ;spored to danger in thefe Leval% having been
all /Arleen from their imams, by the
.timely yrecau-
dott, of their owners.
London, England, 1806-10-15

STUDENTS IN ANATOMY.'
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Numbers may alto be had at the Shop of every !Widener in the
Oinked Kingdom, price qe.each.
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London, England, 1806-10-15

STATE LOTTERY.
2,0tr0 Tickets to be Drawn each flay.
'HOSE perfons who have neat made their pm.-
chafes, are informed, the SECOND DAY OF DRAWING
will been THURSDAY, Odober 13.
No. 7,157, a Prize of zo.cool. as Flrlt•Dcavnt Tither, was
Shared by SWIF I' and CO. Poultry and Charing Cram, in one
(tweet, taro Eighths, and eight Sixteenths. Tickets and Shares
on Sak, warranted undrawn.
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London, England, 1806-12-27

MARRIED.

OD Samaras. UR, it Beddington, Surrey, the Rev. Philip Lay-
cock Story, frenud fon of the Rev. Philip Story, of Lockingtun
Hall, Lek, iterOtira, to Mitt Lydia Raring, daughter-of Sir Francis
Baring, of Stratton Park, Hants.
• On Monday morning, Captain G. Prefoct, a'h Garrifon Batta-
lion, to MUs H. Skinner, remold daughter of Ltetiteatant Colonel
Skinner, Royal Engteers, Greenwich.
Saturday. at Old Swinford, Mr. William Horohlower, of Stour-
bridge, to Mifs Sophia Ltwia, of the former place, youngeß
daughter of the late John Lewis, Efq. Commander of the Volta-
tine Fail Indianian.
London, England, 1806-12-27

PORTSMWTH, DEC. 26.

Arrived the Perfeveranee. Captain n from
Sierra Leone. Wind S. W.

. DEAL, DEC. 26.

A feaman belonging to the Bus gun brig was
this morning unfortunately drowned he was endea-
•nuring to fwim from the Beach to the boat, which
was lying a little ditlance from the (bore at anchor.
A fmall boat put off to his affiftance (as faun as the
poor fellow %yes Peen to be exhaufted), bin he funk
before the boat could reach km. Sailed the °Trait
(loop, for Sheernefs; BUSTLIIL and Besrusit gun brigs
on a cruize, off B ulngne. This morning a large
American (hip was oblerved on (bore on the Goodwin
Sanda,li•tving drove three about ten o'clock left night,
and fired lignal guns, which were Peen by the Deal
boatmen, who went off to her alEdance, and facceed-
ed in getting her, afloat this morning about eleven
o'clock, and brought her Cafe into the De►cns.
London, England, 1806-12-27

RENOVAD 0 HEALTH.

IT has been innfregttently the fobje& ofjall and
general reprobation, that men Militate of the demmte of
the medical art, have offered detaches as candidates .for public
patronage in the profefflun of phylle. For the purpsfe of doing
juilke to the refult of our ftudlea and aperient-it, and to premien
as from being claffed among there empiric. whore impudent pre-
tenlions have, unfortunattly for k:cicty, been too favourably re-
ceived, we beg leaveto fubntit ni the liberal and enlightened a
faithful Ratement of oar parfaits and acquirements. After having
received a regular medical education a. the pupil% of Meat, Grin.
dal and BUzard, whole kdures and practice we rare fully
&Mar profeffors and tarmacs of tie London Hofpital, we entered
ourfeives as ftudenta in that juitly celebrated Omni for medical
' acquirement, the Royal College of lielinhorgh, and woe
ted la the different branches of Anamroy, Surgery, the theory ate!
practice of Phylic;Chemlitry, Midwifery, Botany. &c. Mc. by
thole eminent profelTort, Ins. Munro, Orrg,ry, Black, Hamilton,
Duncan and Rutberfotd. We mull we fbaU not be deemed pee.
famptuous in feylog that our proficiency and acquirements are not
incunGulcrable. Having for a long reek% of years made venereal
complaints, and the various difeafes of I.)F.BILn.y, the particular
object of our nudes and praellee, It will, we hope. he allowed
that we have acquired Nimble knowledge of their ireancene
and cure In flight and recent cafes of Infedlon, a perfect re.
eltablilliment is completed in the Chum period of two days ; and,
in thole of the utruoft inveteracy, where caber praditionem have
failed at faecal's, a proper perfevcrance in our plan of treatment,
Wares to the patient &Cafe and radical cure.
Arnidß the melancholy variety of Norden which are the effeel%
of a habit long and mat unhappily petted by the youth of both
Saes, there are none more alarming 6r mar diftreding than thole
deficiencies and debflides which frequently prevent or embitter
the matrimonial Rate. To rush perfons It mull be a confollag re.
&alum to know that they may now, by a new and fafallibk mode
of treatment, he reamed to that greatell of all Memo hieing% a
Riling, manly, and vigarnut ennitintion. la all cake of debility;
from whatever caufe arifmg, aA well as Its every (pecks of vene-
real infection, we may be confelted by patients of either fee with
the greateft feerecy and honour. Hoare of confaltideo at home
from ten to three, and from fie In the evening till tcontnight.
Patients in the country .rc requefted to Ilateahe particular% of
thee cafe, age, and geocral habit of living, &e. kn. incloSng a
remittance for advice and medkines, when the Ca•c will be given
or fen to any part of the kingdom. To carve that fecrecy fo ef.
feintl to our wadertaking, the portage of letters may be added to
the account or medicine% cuaa is and Co. Surgeon*.
November a 6, :Soh. Na 107, Hatton Carden.

LO24DONt Ninted sod pv6llooll by LEVEL LENT. (44C0-.
terbury•Pl.“.,_ Lambctb), st the STAR`OrnCL, NiA t. Ceti'
!heat. NUMMI ago fit tde 3TAL 0/11CS, TVIVI/Lf3at.
London, England, 1806-03-01

13eillquenx,tub1e Say, January rt.
, .
Six—After the public orders Med by General Sir
David Baird, I feel it unnecelrary to trouble ynu
with any further rep-urt rot the condo& of the Marine
Brigade, than to fend you a copy of it. I never
wirrielfed more zeal and determined fpirit than was
univerfally prevalent ; and I take the liberty e•f an-
nexing the names of all the Volunteer Officers*, and
I return my thitnks to them, as well u thole Of-
ficers fr•,m the Indiamen, fo n3bly let by Captain
Edmunds, of the William Pitt, to whom I am parti.
cularly indebted for his exertions. I have the ho
nom- tn be, &c. (Signed) ato. iv wo.
To Sir Home Popham, K. & Sce.
• Osptains Harding, Lleotooants Piet, Graham, Suatertand
Mingay, Carew, sad Pearce.
London, England, 1806-03-01

AMERICA.

NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 6.
On the asith ult. Mr. Gregg made the following
Motion in the Houfe of Reptefentatives.—lt wits re•
ferred to a Committee :

" Whereas Great Britain impreffes Citizens of the United States
and compels them to ferve on board her 'Ships of War, and alto
kites and madams. Varela belooging to Chimes of the United
States, and their cargoes, being the iersafois property of Anserkao
Citizens, not contraband of war, and not proceeding topiaca be-
Steed or blockaded, under the pretest of their being engaged in
time of War, Ina Trade with her Enemies, which was out allow-
ed In time of Peace.
" And whirea* the Goverament of the United States has re-
peatedly remonlimod to the lirulih Government aping theft in-
Juties,aud demanded fatisfadlion therefore, but without elTcdt.
" Therefore refolved, That until gettable and ht4fattory ar
Tenements on theft points (hall be made between the two Govern-
ments, it i. expedient, that from and after the day of
next, Reseed, rseerthrodi. of a, growth, prodrei.,
or onsooldinre e' Great retell., or lax, gibe ecieoiee or bloat*.
eke thereof, .vlO to be imported into the Unita Stater.
Provid4 however, That whenever arrangements, deemed
Cade/dory by the Prefident of the United Stets, nun take place,
it (Lill be lawful for him by proclamation, to fix a day on which
the prohibition aforefaid mall cafe."
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVFS. JAN. 30.
The Speaker laid before the Houfe the following
Letter from the Secretary of the Navy, addreffed to
the Houfe :
" Sir—ln r" - -

_ . obedience to the Relblotion of the Houfe of Re
prefentadves of the 17th Infant, direding the Secretary of the
Navy to lay befo►e the Houk a report of the condition of the fti•
gates, and ether public armed veifelt belonging to the Unite,:
States, diltinguithing the frigates fit for maw.] fcrvice, and didin
FON/1g fueh as requite repair, and the rum necelary fur repair-
ing each ; and diflinguilbing alto fuch as it may be the intereft of
thothdted States to difpok of, rather than repair,• I have the he
noun to hate.—
That the frigate Conititutlon is now in a hate of thorough re-
pair, and in all refpeds prepared fur forrice.
That the frigate Cheraw-ale has lately been repaired, and kft
for fervice.

That the brigs Syrint, Hornet, Argus and Vixen. the feboasters
Neutrino and Enterprize. the bombs Spitfire and Vengeance, and
all the gun boats, are fit for fervice.
That the frigates Frefident. United Stares, CaOwners, &softens-
tin. New York, and Sultan, require to he repaired ; bet it is Un-
poffible to form an accurate carmine of the " fum neceffary for
repairing each."
I know of an retire' belonging to the navy which I confider it
would be " the Lomeli of the United Stitt' to efifppfe of, rather
than repair."
M"SSAGE
From the Prefident of the United Stater, communicating a Ite•
port of the Secretary of State, refpeCtlng t' new principles in
terpolated into the Law of Nations." Made in purfuence of a
requert of the Senate, of the toes ult.
London, England, 1806-03-01

A NEW WORK ON BRIM! MO.

This day MA publifhed, price I CIL 64. la boards,
ATREATISE on BREWING. wherein is exhi.
61m) the whole Proccfs of the Art and Myftery of Brewing
the various forts of Malt Liquor; with Pradecal Examples upon
each Species. Together with the manner of tillog the Thermome-
ter and Sateharometer: elucidated by Examploi.and rendered ear
to any Capacity, in Brewing
London Porter Hoek Wlrtemberg Ale
brown Stout London Ale Scurvy•grals ditto
Exuding Beer Windfor ditto Table Beer, and
Amber Welch ditto Shipping ditto.
Alfo. General Inftrudtions for the making of Malt.
Fourth Edition, corrected and improved ; with Tables of the net
Dutles of bac& on Strong and Table Beer, payable by Com-
mon Brewers In Town and Country.
By A LEXANDILR MORRICE, Common Brewer.
. .
London, England, 1806-03-06

THE EFINING STAR.

LONDON.
THURSDAY, MARCH 6.
MUCK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT OHS O'CLOCK I
Confab, MOM/ 554 6o—for April 6on-.—Ea. Bills ss to 31 prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY :
3 per C. Red. Ann. Shut Short Ano. Rut
3 par Cent. C00f.60554 6o 59i India !hock rout
4 per Cent. Slut India Bonds, Is. us. prem.
s per Cent. Navy 9 t 9s IriCas per Cents poi
S pas Cent. fpf, that Si. Ms, par 3a pr.
Leos Ann. that Conf. for sec. froffli

It will be Peen, from our report of parliamentary
proceedings, that Mr. Acaxanote TROTTER was
yefterday ordered by the Hoofe of Commons to be
committed to the cuftody of the Serjeant at Arms.
The offence which has been thus •ifitcd, wa. the re-
futing to anfwer queflions propofed to him by the
Committee for managing the Impeachment againft
, Lord Msmris.t.a. When the Committee call for his
attendance, he is to be attended by the Serjeant at
Arms.

A neutral veal, which left Laredo, in Bites'',
about ten days Lace, brings an account of a report
that had reached that place, of a violent ferment
having broke out in the provinces of Arrarn and
Catalonia, which prorated to have for its objet the
adoption of certain meafures of reform, recommend-
ed by the Prince of Arro MAI, which are arbitrarily
oppofed by the Prince of the Piece, who, it is Paid,
has called upon France to lend its affillance to quell
the dinurbance. Sufpicion, however, is entertained,
that the minifier himfclf has fecretly employed agents
to 'limolate the difcontented to alts of outrage in
that particular part of the Kingdom, that be may
have the more ready pettext to make an appeal to
the Grand Arbitrator of nations.

Difpatches were yefterday received at the Admi-
ralty from Admiral COCHRAN', in the Weft Indies.
which make no mention of the arrival of the French
lquadron of eight fail of the line, Rated to have been
feen by an American, on its way to that quarter.—
A fmaller fquadron, however, there is every reafon
to believe, has eluded the vigilance of our cruizers
on that Ration. Upon this fubjed a letter has been
received by an Officer of his Majefty's (hip Northum-
berland, dated at fen, Jan. 13, of which the follow-
ing is an extra& :
" We have Juft been cruising off Ma-tinique to Intercept a
French Hue of battle Chip and three frigates, which were Peen
within ao leagues of us, but am afraid they had intelligence of uur
man for them, and have returned."

Woacirrsssa ELICT lON —On Monday laft a
County Meeting was held, for the put pofe of electing
a Knight of the Shire in the room of Mr. LY(3011,
now Lord BIAUCHAMr. The Candidates were Mr.
LrooN, fon of the !Ate Member, and Mr. Lary La-
TON, fon of Lord LYTTLITON. The pvll was ad-
journed till Tucfclay.
London, England, 1806-03-06

CHICHESTER.
TO DE LET, and entcord no Immediately,
AN old.easblifited INN, bearing the fign of the
A. DOLPHIN. MUSIC is the Weft.itrom. Chatham%
Particulan known by applying to W. and E. Humpbry, Brewers,
Chirbeiter—Jan. 22. 1306.

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when complete, three elegant quarto volumes.
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