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London, England, 1806-05-01

GIBRALTAR.

We have this day received letters of the 31(1 March
from Gibraltar—the garrifon all well.
On the t Rth of March, accounts were received at
Gibraltar from Madrid that, in confequence of the
Prince of Brazils being pronounced to be completely
deranged, without any hope of recovery, the Wal-
loon Guards and feveral other Spanith regiments,
were ordered to be in readinefs to march to Lifbon.
On the 3tR were received letters from Spain, Rat-
ing, that a war between that country and Portugal is
certain, and alto that yo,ooo French troops are on
their march to Portugal.

His hlajeny's fhip Foam, Rear Admiral Sir
SIDNEY SMITH, arrived at Gibraltar on AS 27th,
with the fleet under convoy from Falmouth, in
twenty-five days.
London, England, 1806-09-05

NETHERLANDS.

ANTWERP, AUGUST 17.
The number of (hips of the line at prefent upon the
flocks, in our yards, is no left than eight : their names
are, the Charleniagne, l'Anverfoit, le Dutteflin, le
Commerce de Lyon, le Thefee, le Clear, l'Audaci-
cur, and Befides the above, the keel is laid
down of another fhip of the line, le Dalmate ; it is to
be built upon the flip from which the frigate la Ca.
roline was launched. Some other (hips of war are
alto coramiffioned.
London, England, 1806-12-12

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

ALL Perfofts in the PoffelTion of Incomes, arifing
from Prechold,Copyhold, Leafebold Ethers, In Land or
Hears, Money In the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements,
Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church Licht:ant
any other certain Income for Life, may be fupplied with tempora-
ry or permanent Sums of Money to soy amount, by paying An-
nuity Interelt fur the fame.

The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs,
may be accommodated, on their perfonid fecutity; and In any
Inftance where the fingle fecurity of-an individual may be deemed
infufßcient, the addition of another perfen to guarantee the pays
mint of the intcr‘ll, will remove the objeCtima ; and in all cafe-
privilege will be p Well to the Publi:, to return the principal at
their own option.—Porfun.,l.llplicationr will be received every day
till four unlock, and Letter, morn Correfpontlents in town and
country, (port paid) will be immediately anfwersol, addreffai to
the Dirtetorlit Kaiyhtfbrid;e Raub. at his town hods, No
Lower Jatiallzioct,GoWee•flotare.
London, England, 1806-10-20

AYOUNG MAN; about 25 years of age, who has
2. been bred up to the Hotting huGnefs,and who perfeCtly un•
derltands the Skin bufinefs as eonneeted with Hat ManufaCturing,
willies to go oat to Burros Ayres as Supercargo, Acrid, nt. orAgcnt
—he can give the molt fatistaanry referent., as to abilities and
coonedifons, which arc very raped:o:lc. From the preterit high
prices of the raw material' used in the bulinefs, he has no doubt
that his general knowledge of Skins would he highly advantageous
in Wetting Ifueb Skins as hiejudgroent would Inform him would be
advantageoes to the perfon or reeferss who might conceive this
Advertifement worthy their attention.—Fne pariculars apply, by
letter (port paid) to Y. Z. at Mr. &miser's, Southwark-ftrem,
&NMI.
London, England, 1806-10-20

TO CABINET AND CHAIR•MAKMA&.

'WAN FED immediately, Fifty Cabinet and
Chair-Makeni who will have emitant employ, and acct
with every encouragement, by applying to the anderfigned
Md-
ten, at Plymouth and Dock
JOHN WrLLS,
WILLIAM BARON,
JOHN WYATT, Plymouth.
RUNDLE and WI Tr lAMB,
ROBRRT BERLEY,
THOMAS CHOLUICH,
PHILIP HALEY,
Dock.
Plyormtb. WM. and J. SIM I H,
Robes. 1, az.d. JOSEPH DINGLE,
London, England, 1806-10-20

kUFFORD, OCTOBER IS.

Their Royal Highneffes the Prince of WA Las and
Duke of C LLLLL ct !lest at the Bull, oullislrham Com:-
mon, on Stind.,v night, and whilst the Ilrince's car-
riage and retinue were wairiug for him before the inn
on the following morning, a poll ChldB from Siam-
ford came furiootly up, the driver having been thrown
from his feat, and the pole broke through the panne(
of the Prince's carriage. Fortunately, nn petfon was
within at the moment. He was obliged to proceed
in the Mattered vehicle ; and ins Monday reached the
antient relidence of the Salmis. Yellerday the
Prince hunted ; the run via, not long, but very 11sep,
the whole of which his Royal Highnefs law. We
were truly happy to witnels our beloved Prince in
petted health, and feerningly to enjoy this manly
fport. The day was fine, and, as you may fuppofes
the expedition of teeing the Prince brought a molt
numerous field. The hounds did their bufinefs re-
rrarkably well, affording fincere delight to the Mallet,
who taw his Royal Guell f 3 well amufed.
Among ihe company who honoured Mr. Sam.'
with their pretence, were the following :
Their Royal tilsbneires and Suite. Duke of Leeds, Duke et
Newcaftle, Lord Darlington, Colonel Foijambe, Colonel Eyre,
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Mils Newlin+, and MIL Blllington.
Ocr. O.—Their Royal Highneffes paid a vifit this
day to the Duke of NIWCASTLT, where an elegant
collatind was provided. The Prince is fo great a
connoiffeur in painting, that his Royal Highnefs was
much delighted with this valuable colic/bon, as well
as the noble manikin, which, for cane and comfort
as a refidence, cannot be furpagfed. The Park ex-
hibited a molt cheering fcene, Mr. Saving's hounds
having met there, and at lean two hundred horfe-
men; the day was fine,land we obferved our beloved
and gracious Prince looking in remarkable health.
His Royal Highnefs took his leave of the Duchefs.
and, attended by the Duke of NIWCASTLI, Duke of
Stc. joined the hounds. A fox was foon
Coned, and his Royal Highnefs rode with great fpi-
-lit ; the (port was very good. His Royal Highnefs
returned in time to drcfs for dinner.
The Duke and Duchef. of NIWCASTLI, General
CaAUFURD, Dowager Lady SIFTOM. ad the Da-
chefs's daughter. Biaaimcrom is in delightful voice,
and Signor' NALDI molt fucccfsful in his 6oty/6a.
London, England, 1806-10-20

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 1,.

Sailed the Lucirsa bomb for the Downs. Tuefclay
Commodore IGNATIASF, and f I Officers of the
Ruffian fquadron, dined with Admiral Moaraou,
and a party of naval officers, at the Admiral's houfe.
Commodore IGNATIATF, the next day, went to Lon-
don, daring the refitting of his fquadron. The
AGINCOURT, of 64 guns, Captain Hitt.; and the Po
LYPHIMUS, of 64 guns, Captain J. Beououvoa, are
ordered here to be fitted and vianalled for twelve
months. It is underßood, that they are going to
Chili. The POLTPHIMUS is to be fitted for a flag.
—The BILLOWS, of 74 guns, Capt. J. E. Douccaa,
and the MsLAPAPIUs frigate, Capt. POYNTZ, of Sir R.
Svtaceam's fqoadron, werefpoke with on 3ift Aug.
in lat. 33. long. ye. going to the Chefapeak, to re-
pair. A new expedition *of confiderable importance
is preparing here, and will be under the conduit of
Sir SAMUIII. HOOD and the Hon. Capt. STOTIORD.—
Wind Eaßerly.
London, England, 1806-10-20

MILFORD, NEAR LYMINGTON.
TO BB SOLD, WEI.I. FURNISHED,

AMODIRN built c,,trftittable DWELLING
HOUSE, with every accommodation for a moderate (lard
Gentkman's I amity; and about Twenty Acre. of good Land. In
eve Fields.—The fituati.,n Is healthy and convenient, and gene•
city efteerned very pleafam.
premilti may be viewed at any time, by a written order
from Mr. Pertins,of I.yminatun; and further particulars may
be had on the fpot, or by letters addled's.) (polt paid) to Mr. K.
Thomas, Poa OlRce, I.ymlngton.
Early potfrfaun can be given, If dcfired,
London, England, 1806-10-20

Tavtists.

The Marquis of Buckingham Lord Braybrooke
Willem Pratd, Erg. M P.
objeft of this Inliituti,.n is to encourage the
.1- truly laudable defign of Life Inference and pmvilion for old
age, by reduchr• thole tranfaetions to principles of the aimed pof-
fible public ben:tit : With this view an eztenfive Society of Noble-
men and Gentlemen have entered into a fuhfctiption of aro,o3oL
to conftitute an original Capital, and, taking upon thcnifelves the
Pule refponfibility of the Eftablillantent, they entitle the Perfons In-
lured and Annuitants to participate In profits after the capences of
an economical management are defrayed, In which the Prefident.,
Direetors. Trufteea, and Auditam, aet grataitnufly. 'rho.,
the fpecilic films infored, and the divifion of contingent profits,
every member of this infliturion has the fullrft value potable for
his payments. withoat being fulled to ealls, or any 'ilk whatever
—an important and unprecedented advantage peculiar to this In.
. . .

Military Men Infured at this Office arc not charged with any
additional premium unit(' called into aettial fervice.
No adinitiloa fees are required, nor is any charge made for po
N. CROIX, Secretary.

loforonee ant Armairtes rosy be effeacd every day, witbio
Office hours, wide!' are from tat till four.

Tido day was pubilibed, Price is. aid.
The ittli Edition of

`THE MAXIMS of HEALTH I or, An Efray on
-L Indigeft ion ; containing Make to Perfons aßlidted with
complaints of the Stomach and Bowels,alln to thole troubled with
Nervous. Bilious, and Gouty Difordershabitu.d Coftivenels,and
Heakach ; with Obkrratinns on Regimen and Diet. Including
a rreatife on Sea and Cold Bathing, and Remaiks on the Shower
Bath: hkewile captaining why the Sea and Country Air is more
Calubriouatban that of Cities and large Towns.
By R. SQIIIRRELL, M. D Sohn-rquare.
Sold by Mr. Highky, No. 34, Pleet.itrect ; and Hatchard, No.
193. Piccadilly.
London, England, 1806-10-20

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER sE.

Came in the (American) Anna Margaretta, Capt.
WA imam!, from Malaga to London, with wine ;
Mary, Captain HUIDLII, from Oport• to London,
with wine; Duckworth. Captain Wu-smolt, from
Honduras for ditto, with mahogany ; Contents Me-
rara, Captain Lys, from Riga for this place, with
timber; Brothers, Captain Duos, from Jamaica,
for London, with ruin ; Princefs Mary, Captain
Jos's, from Riga, for the Dock-yard, with hemp;
Flying Fitt privateer, of Guernfey, Capt. Rossays,
from a cruize, fall from Gibraltar, during whisk the
captured two French veffels—the Franchaife, from
Nice, and the Meuriedria, from Mutinies ; and
the Thornborough privateer, trom a cruize.
It is reported:here that the Veteran, Jeaosea 80,
, AAAAA va's fhip, that lately arrived at a (mall cove
near L'Orient, is beat to pieces by a late gale of
wind ; and alto that the Regulus, of 8o guns, whofe
arrival is announced at Been, got fo much nut of her
track, as to make the Lizard Point, before the bore
up for that port.
London, England, 1806-10-20

BULLETIN OF 11l SAMUEL 'FOOD'S HEALTH.

" Ryde, lfe of Wight, sgth Otrinber, '&36.
Sir SAIILIRL HOOD has nearly acquired his ufual Itrangth
and his Sump is healing. (Signed)
▪ GROROR VANCR, Surgeon of Hailer Flanks]
• RICHARD DALT, Surgeon of H. 114.8. CentfOr."

Saturday a ridiculous report was in circulation that
Sir S. SMITH, havingJanded in Italy to reconnoitre the
enemy's politico°, had been furrnuoded and taken, and
had, on the fecond day after, been hanged as a fpy.
We have much pleafure in being able to fay. the re-
port is wholly dellitute of truth.

From the letter it appears, that the reports which
afctibed to the Britilh arms another vittory over the
French in Calabria, on the 26th Aoguit, are errone-
ous. Up to the 13th September, no frefh debarkation
of our troops had been effefted on the Continent.
The letter mentions, that an expedition was then pre.
paring at Merlins, and that the objeft in view was
rather to alarm the coaft and embarrafa the enemy,
' than to drat a permanent footing in the country.
The Calabrefe are not in a condition to take the field
as an army ; in Imall unconnected corps they may
diflrefs the enemy, intercept his fupplies, and cut off
any weak parties that may venture from the main
body.
Thurfday morning, his Excellency Lord CATII.
cave, Commander in Chief of the Forces in Scot-
land,
left Edinburgh, on a military tour to the North.
Monday morning, the firft divifion of the Forfar-
fhire Militia, commanded by the Honourable Colonel
Douc LAS, marched from Muffelburgh for Glafgow;
and, at the fame time, the Dumfriesfhire Militia,
commanded by the Right Honourable the Earl of
DALKIITN, marched for Edinburgh Cattle.
' The regiment of Greenock and Port Glafgow Vo-
lunteers, had a field day on 'l'lrefil•ay laft, at which,
by three times three cheers they !citified their willing.
nets to continue their fervices under the new regula-
tions.
Wedrefday morning, the 27th ( Innifkillen) regi.
meat of toot, 3d battalion, marched from Glafgooi
barracks for the Weft Coati. The firft divifion df
the Forfarlhire regiment of militia, ar►ived at tht
Barracks in the forenoon, to do the Glafgow dutysi
Thurfday a detachment of the Forfatfhire milit4,
arrived at Greenock, to replace the Royal Lanark.
fhire, who marched that 'running to join their regi•
meni, previous to their leaving Glafgow barracks. u
Friday General ENGLAND, accompanied by Colo•
nel Powva, part through Truro, to rape& the garri-
fon of Falmouth.
The Royal Cornwall Militia will flintily leave Ply-
mouth and be quartered in Exeter, Otter y St. Mary,
and their neighbourhood.
The Bel kfhire Regiment of Militia are on their
march from Berry Head, (where they have been to
lieved by the Worceller Regiment) for Portfmouth
garrifon.
The marriage contract between Jet erne Bonaparte
and ti e Princers Catherine of IVirremhci,-; has heck
figned at Paris, by bfarfbal Duroc ald Count Wen-
, arneernrie.
London, England, 1806-10-20

DOVER, OVOISER. il.

Paled by the (hip Alexander, HAMILTON, from
Baltimore, bound to Arnflerdam. Lieutenant }ba-
you, of the BLAZIIt gun brig has detained and fent
in here this day the brig Mercurius, Captain Tanza-
nia, of and from Tonningen, with linen, &c. bound
to St. Sebaflians and Bilboa. Arrived the brig Mary,
of this port, Captain WILKINSON. with a cargo of
timber from Riga. The Sarraztvz !hop, and la-
va T gun brig, came into the Roads this after-
noon, from a cruize, and failed again this evening
after having been fupplied with frefh beef. Wind
N. N. E. and blows Prong.
London, England, 1806-10-20

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

ALL Perrone in the Pallellion of Incomes, arifing
from Freehohl,Copyhold, or Leafehold Elides, in Land or
Halos, Money in the Funds, Ran Charges, Marriage Settlements,
Widows Jointures, Annuities, Pao:at }laces, Church Livings, or
ans other certain Income for Elie, nay be fupplied with tempora-
ry or permanent Sums of Money to any amount, by paying An-
suit, linereft for the fame.
The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs,
may be aeconathodated, ou their perform' fecurity ; end in any
Inflame where the tingle fecority of an Individual nay he deemed
infufficient, the addition of another potion to guarantee the pays
milt of the inta refit, will remove the objection ; sad in all ea's.-
priaikze will be given to the Public, to return the principal at
their own option.—rerfonal applications will be received every day
till four ottock, and Letters from Correpondents In town and
country,. (poft paid) will be immediately answered, addrelfed to
the Direetor of the Knighilbridge Bank, at his town honk, N.. 3,
Lower Jelut.:facet, Coldarftinare.
London, England, 1806-10-20

..iTiMialra 5537]

THRATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANG.
TO-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER az,
will be aged the Comedy of
THE PROVOK'D HUSBAND.
Lord T-wnly, Mr. FLLISTON.
Lady Towed!, Mill DUNCAN.
After which, the Dread Operatics! Romance of
THE FORTY THIEVES.
T Evalitv—The Honey Moon; with the Forty Thieves.
•a' Thomas Play of the Faro Table is unavoidably poftponed
for a lew days.

. • THF.ATRE-ROVAL, COVENT-GARDF:I.
TO.MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER st,
went he seed thaketpeare'e Contedy.ed •
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE:
Shylock, Mr. COOKE. •
ARM the Play, Mr. Coot' will unite an Ode in Honour of
Me Memory of LORD NELSON.
To aphid; will be added
THE JEW AND "I HE DOCTOR.
ChM-
Thle Emning—msg Hairy the Eighth ; and the Adopted
1,

FASHIONABLE DANCING AND Mtn IC.
ALLEN and PRINCE privately compleat La-
dies and Gentlemen of any age, who never learnt, or not in
the modern Style, at No. tp, Sherraril.ftrset, Golden. /quire, and
No. to, Great Atte-Erect, Goodman's Field*. Their Plans et-
prefsly formed for thole who with the acquirement private, ex•
poditiutts, and fultable to prima of rank and (albino .
That others withing to learn cheap need not go to Dancing
Schools, where bad company meet public !Alfons are alto given
two evenings a week, at only One Guinea per quarter.-.-Haan,
for Children, lix to nine. grown up Pupils, nine to half ptt ten.
Mr. Plince teaches Singing, Thorough Safi. Extempore FLlT-
ling, and Moat In general, at School Prices.--Schools and Fami-
lies attended.
Piano Fortes Sold, Exchanged, Let on hire, and Tuned.

ARMY.

A CORNETCY in ihettth Light Dragoons to
.1-1. be hold. There are oar two Corsets In the Regiment.-,-
Enquire of D. Croddalle, /big. the Agent, StlverAseet, Golden.
iquarn

BRANDY AND PALE SPIRIT,
OF a ality fuperior to any ever made in this
Q 2 Country, sod but little inferior to-Fasidgn Spirits, may be
bad in any QlJantleies, (not lob than Sls Oabona), by appPying to
WILLIAM DOUGH, No. do, Bentbde, London.

SI ATE LOITERY.
'THE TICKETS and SHARES are nn Sale,
A. (warranted undtawn) by HAZARD, BURNS, and I.:n
No. 93, Royal Eschange London.
The Second Day of Drawing will be Thhogay, tie aid inft.
NEXT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 33, VI THE SECOND
DAY'S DRAWING OP THE LOTTERY.
BROOKE and CO. Nn. 2 37. Piccadilly, ellablifhed
53 yearn, are felling 1 ICICE IS and SHARPS, warranted.
%indrawn, in a variety of numbers. Ihe NelaiNty and Public will
pink to obferve, that there are no tired Capitals in this Lottery,
and that Iwo lichees nut be drawn ou each day, which gives
every minvidsal an weal choke

'MINE DAYS to DRAW, and more CAPITAL
PRIZES than in former Lotteries of so,aoo Tide, s. which
'arm appear by peruling the following Brilliant Lilt of Prices :
Two of ao,oco Five of loco
Two so.ooo I Seven sun
Three s.OOO dec. Ate.
Second Day's Drawing will be neat 'fhorfdiy. Tickets and
Simms, warranted undrawo, and idling by CARTiait, Stock-
Broker, Charing Crot,.. .
London, England, 1806-10-20

DEAL, OCTOBFR z 9.

Yetterday arrived the Kivu (loop from a cruize off
Boulogne; CLTD, frigate, Commodore Owen ; K AN.
GAROO and Seacrut.r. floops of war, with feveral gun
brigs, from a cruise, and the L Hoop of war
from Sheernefs, and remain in the Downs with the
reft of the flaps as per laiL—The ZhlllltA bomb has a
haat flying for a convoy to the Wertward.— Sailed
the ASTII.4 frigate on a cruise; the Cachou hoop,
and Fuscous gun brig, on a cruize off Mend, and
Buiri.aa gun brig off Calais.—Wind N.N.E.

SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 18.

Arrived the Swedifh (hip Helena, Cans. Batt AINFR
mailer, with iron, deals, tar, and Heel, from Stock-
holm, bound to Lifbon ; the Hamburgh (hip Cur.
haven, Joitaw MIIYSR mailer, from Hamhurgh,
bound in ballaft to Bourdeaur ; and his Majefly's
(hip Bow CTTA, at the Note, from Tonningen.
OcTorsit lg.—Sailed the Swedi(h (hip Helena.
Capt. BRUMN ill, to the Down..—YellerdaT, John
Duggin, a feaman belonging to his Majefly's (hip
Fortin+ r, who was condemned to be hanged for de-
fer:ion, rcceired his Majetly'a gracious reprieve.—
%Vim! E. blows flrong.
GREENOCK, OCTOlltit 17.

The American (hip Hazen, -, Gam Virginia,
arrived at Fairly Roads on Tuefday lafl, bound for
this port (detained there by contrary winds.) Spoke
going into Virginia, when (he was coming out, the
Union, Bowes, of this port, difmalled, (he was one of
she Jamaica fleet, and had nn board part of the crew
of one of the (hips which had foundered. The Union
was one of the fleet formorly unaccounted for. The
Unity, Ewittn, at Crooklhaacn, from Honduras, all
well; on the gth 1011.. fpokc the Fortune, Kato. of this
port. of Mizen Head ; at fame time kit the (hips
Euphrates and Lonifa, of 14is port, from Honduras,
all well. The Fortune had patted from the Jamaica
fleet dating the gale in Augutl. The remainder of
the fleet from Honduras, under convoy of his
Majef-
ty's (hip SNAKE, were with her in tlx harbour of
Btu haveus rjth lull. all well.
London, England, 1806-10-20

HOOARTH RESTORF D.
COOK'S ORIOINAI. EDITION.
On Saturday, November a, will he publlthed, plies 7a. 61
Number I. or a Completc Edition of

THE WORKS of that much admired ArtiD,
WILLIAM HOOARTH, faithfully copied from Ilia
ed Proofs,in the flee and manner (net a diminutive file) that they
were fiat originally publifhed with the Supplement, cendiftlng of
Prints engraved and publifttecl by Mr. Hogartb, but not In a coiled-
cti form, ainPone print (the Trial of flambe dry for Murder b, fore
• committee of the Horde of COM310tII) never before engraved.
The whole are engraved by 'Thomas Cook in his bet manner.
The Prints as well as the l.7tter Preis defeription will be print-
ed on the belt Paper. manufadtured by Whatmsn and Co ; and
the whole Work will be com;rif,d in 'thirty one N imhers, price
Seven Shilling. and Sixpence each, and publithed every other Sa •
turday until completed.
Louder,: Primed fur John Stockdale; John Walker; and
George Robinfon ; and l'ubliased by George itobinfon, //o. 2
Patcrooller row, whcre Srotimeas of all th: Prints airy be fem.
London, England, 1806-10-20

TO CALICO paufrEßs.
JOHN GLENNY, Improver on the Invention of
making Britids Guru, and the deft Perron who brought It to
its prtfent Itatc ofrcrfettion, who has the foie management of the
manufaCturing part thereof, takes this method of returning thanks
to his Frituds hi general for their paft favours, and affuret them,
as well as Printtos at large, whatever orders he may be favoured
with, flail meet with due attention, and be of the very bt It quail.
ty. With refindt to its utility and good quality, fattsfaaory re-
ferences will be given to the molt refpo.ttable Calico Printers in
Lert.ydilre, and I.ancathire.
1./Iredions for slang the num:

Take three ponttds of the Gum to each gallon a ligare and
ben ur mix thrm well together, as you wool,' M ,sot or page
bur; dun ft.t it on the fire,and bring it ratlua:ly to• boil, Mining
it all the time; afterwards put it through a lino Gore, and when
cold it is ready for ult. This will fully answer us well as Guns
isttegal for the Printer's life. and Is eonfidetably chetper.
Naf Manoladory, Balloon-Mtcet, Mandwitsr.
It
London, England, 1806-10-20

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
Of late we have received numerous letters from our Friends, in-
forming us that the Ntwfpaper Agents, by whom their Papers
are forwarded into the country, of en fuhßiture others for
Tux STAlle Thie• is a fpecies of impofition to whkh oar
cultemen only can apply the proper remedy. Let rhea write
to their prefent Agents to dircontinue laving them. updzal In-
forming us, we &all give their orders to Nvwfmcn, who do
not pradice the fame fraud. If they do not know the name of
the Agent, let them difeontinue to take die fuhltitrod Paper,
note the date when they flop, and pay way up to that time,
fending us notice to provide them with another Agent.

MONDAY, OCTOBER so.

•
0-• rnr the flame Oa: ITT, of Saturday la ft, rce the loft page
Pales OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT OW O'CLOCK:
Ccairola, roarer 6111,4 fee seekent, "t 34.
Oonriam, otoney. 44)-I,r Nue p aa pr.
uauw, OCT. £3
3 per Cent. Om Deli. 911—DItts ot per Cent. 64
Esehengc—Dublin on Landcm, to.
MAILS FROM GIBRALTAR AND MALTA.

1 The CAITEUT packet, with Mails front thefe
places, arrived at Falmouth on Friday. .The
sa az failed from Malta on the 13th ult. General
SS-L/IAT arrived there on the mat from Sicily :
left at Malta his Majefly's Sips Lava r r in, of 64
guns, Miura, Hanna, Eons-anon, of 38 each, and
Wm's, of 18. Arrived at Gibraltar on the 29th ult.
and failed on the 3oth, in company with his Mtsjefly's
(hip THUNDIM, Of 74 guns, top in Lord 0/LUNG..
woon's fl.et. At fix A. M. Cadiz wore N. N. E.
ft.ur leagues, on nearing which, faw twelve fail of the
line, four of which were under weigh, and the others
feemingly preparing to fail. At feven A. M. raw the
fleet under the command of Lord COLLINOWOOD, cor.-
lifting of nine fail of the line, a fchooner, and a cutter.
At t t A. M. a boat from his Majelly's Gip Alas
came alongfide, the Officer in which informed Captain
Parra son that the Spanifb fleet were under weigh,
and that Lord COLLINGWOISD had received pofitive
information of their intention to put to lea. On the
ad the Carteret•faw a line of battle flaip (landing in
for the fleet. Fo t enth loft. in lat. Atfi. 45. long. 7.
(poke his Majeily's (flip CANOPUS, of Eto guns, Admi-
ral Louts, in company with five fail of the line.
We Rated in a loaner paper, that three French
!hips of the line had made their efcape from Brett.
This news we find confirmed by our letters from
Falmouth, and that the (hips were full of troops. We
alto learn this day, that his Majelly's (hip Ajar, on
the 3oth ult. informed the C T packet, that
the Spanifh fleet at Cadiz was preparing to put to (ea.
We have no doubt that both the French and Spa-
nifh (hips have one °Ned in view, the recapture of
Buenos Ayres, and that the four French frigates cap-
tuted lately with troops on board had the fame del-
tination. We are convinced, however, that all their
attempts will be defeated by the aelivity of our Go-
vernment in fending out reinforcements.
By this conveyance we have received very late ac-
counts from
London, England, 1806-01-06

EAST !LADIES

- - .
Saturday a confiderable number of letters, brought
front India were delivered from the Pail Office.
The Berar Rajah, it appeare, has been reconciled
to Hotter: and was expefted to declare in hls favour
on the maturation of their compreiseafive and cau-
tious plan of operations. Every part of India now
(warms with erniffaries from the infingent Chiefs,
who travel under lteltrtious habits, and the pretence
of pilgrimages. Several of there agents have been
arrefled in the Bundlecund and Coimbatoor country,
and their difpatches found concealed in their turbans,
&c. Others appear to have been intrufted with ver-.
baljareffages but threats and promifes have been
eqtferr ineffedual to indyce a difclofiire of them.
On the foutheru frontlet of Coimbatoor Cenral
partizani; of the late Pyche Rajah, in correfpondance
with and affifted by Holkar, fucceeded in mating
fonts dianrbances ; but the pronipt exertions of the
military of the diflritt fpeed:ly rettored tranquillity. '
A detachment from Lord Lake's army, in the
latter end of July, fell in with a corps of predatory
cavalry, who had plundered and deftroyed feveral
villages on the banks of the Chamnut river, and after
a feeble refillance put them to the Nan. The enemy
left behiltd all their booty, which, when properly
identified, will be rellored to the unfortunate owners.
Meer Khan, the aeiVe enterpvifing partifan of
Holkarb is not dead, as was reported : be was fe•
vcrely wounded, but was carried off by his frildiers,
and, acceding to the Taft accounts, was at Lahore,
with a view, as wasfuppored, of entering the fervice
of the Seiks, or of exciting them to holtdity againft
the Britith.
The Marquis CORNWALLIS has made numerous re-
forms in the Adminiftration of India, and confider.'
able retrenchments in its difburfements, fubßitutirg
a fytiem of limple and unoftentatious tees:loamy, for
tile parade and fplendnur which has hitherto been
coclidered of ential to the flare and condition of the
Chief Governor. Thole who know the charaeter of
' the natives, and the influence which appearances have
on their mind, queflion the policy of the alteration.
Lord CORNWALLIS, a few weeks after his arrival,
proceeded up the river, on tome oiled of Wind's,
when his whole retinue was comprifed in fix boats.—
Lord Wet iistat, a year fince, made the like ex-
tortion, under fimilar motives, and there were nearly
fix hundred boats in his fuite. We hear too, that
Lord Coaxal/Ala-is has converted the magnificent
Government hook, lately built for the refidence of
the Governor General. into public offices.
The Earl Howe, Windham, and Gardner India-
men, have been ordered to proceed from Madras to
China, intlead of loading at the former place, as had
been intended, and failed under convoy of the LAN.'
CASTIIti of 64 guns.
London, England, 1806-10-18

GREENOCK, OCT. ts.

The Emerald, FRANKLIN, from Jamaica, is at
rived at Liverpool ; parted from !he fleet on the 2'll
of Angnfl in a violent gale of wind, in tat. 29 9. N.
long. 79. 19. an I has not feen any of them fince. On
the loth Se?t. fp.,lce the Felicity, cf. Philadelphia,
from Liverpool hnut:d to Charleflon, nut five days,
in long. 54. to. W. lat. 42. 50. N. was in a violent
pie nt wind on the a tit of Augull, in which the loft
two men 4,v et boar d , and the beats walled out of the
alma.. On the 23d of September fpoke the brig
H pe, 141114 RY, of Glafgow, in lat. 48. 18. N. long.
28. 45. W.
London, England, 1806-10-18

TO THE. WORTHY INDEPENDENT FREEMEN OF THE
CITY OF OXFORD.

THE Diliolotion of Parliament has again given
you an opportunity of exereiGng your privilege of cbooOng
tech Perrone as you may approve, to reprefeut you in the Senate
of the Nation.
The diltinguifised manner In which on a flamer wealion, you
were *sled to enema your valuable interelta to my care, marked
the date oftbe laft Ehdlion as the proudcit period 'duty life. I then
pranged you fidelity of (melee, an engagement 1 have ever felt
molt Oared.
Coalkiout of baying on all oceaGons difcharged my duty to you
to the belt of my power, I with confidence again Collett your favour
aad fupport. BbMld yon think proper to re-cleft me your Re.
prefentative, yea illy be affured of my (Melees attention in Par.
Ilanakt, sad stay May that 1 Dap be influenced by no confideration
bat the Nadler' at eaCiaultry at large, and the particular Uttered&
et
sty Coanitseata. I ►ave the honour to be,
Ownlemea, with great repel,
Your molt obliged and faithful (errant,
Oxford, Oa. r y. 1306. JOHN ATKYNS Witlolll%

THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREEMEN
OF IPSWICH.

THE Report of an immediate Diffolntinn of the
prefent Parliament being generally accredited. we beg leave
to renew our foliclustizos for the tumour of Reprefenting you in
the neat Parliament.
The recent elevation of two of our Some friends to the Office
of Bailiffs of your ancient and repedtable Borough, gives us very
ftroog and ilattertog hopes of your fupport ; and fbould we become
the fortunate objets a( your choice, you may rely upon our molt
zealous attention to all your local interefts, as well as to our duties
In Parliament, where you Mall find us faithful guardians of the
Cooftkutional Liberties of our Country.
We have the honour to be, Gentlemen.
Your very fine= and devoted Aervants,
ROBERT STOPFORD,
(Maser 16, do 6. RICHARD WILSON.

WAR IN CALABRIA.
The ail was publithed, on nine large gnat, price al. as ot tea
canvas and rollers, neatly coloured, 31. Ilk 6d.
A MAP of the SOUTHERN STATES of
ITALY, from DALBE.
Printed for John flttadide, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1806-10-18

I'Y f HIS At BANBURY, OXON.
By Marrs. RKINNkR, DYKE, and CO.
On Wrdnefdly the ard Ottnher, at Twelve o'Clock. at flarraway's
ColUt Houk, Change Alley, Cornhill, LOodun, in One tot,
'THE Great and Small Tither of the Liberty of
L Wickham, in the Parifh of Banbury, la the County of Ox.
ford, commonly called the Wickham Tythes, extending over a
very fertile track of Corn and Grab Land, containing upwards
of 1 learn Hundred Acres. Held by Leak under the Bifhop of
Oxford for three idves,at a referred rent of tgl tos per annum.
Printed particulars may be had of Mr. R. Blgnell, Solicitor,
Banbury; Mr. Gougli, Soulden, near Deddington, Oxon; Mr.
Pigot, Trorkwell Houfe, nett. Reading ; Meffrs. Dawfon, Prin-
ters, Oxford; Mr. Rollafon, Printer, Coventry; at the Warwick
Arms, Warwick; Place of Sale; and of Mars. Skinner, Dykc,
and Co. Aldafgate-firect.
London, England, 1806-10-27

ARMY.

FROM One to Three Hundred Guineas and up.
wards will be pref, need to sue perfon who can procure a
refpodable Subaltern Officer an Adjutantey of a Recruiting DO%
triet, or any Staff, Oarrifon. or Barrack Appointment.
Letters'addreffed e. A. B. at No. 233, Strand, will meat with
attereion and (testy.

QTOLEN or STRAYED. nut of a Ground in the
occupation of Mr. MC:MINS. of Stratford upon-Avon. on
MONDAY Night, or early on TUESDAY Murillo( laft. a
BROWN HORSE, aged. about is Lands high. blind of the rear
eye, the off hind heel white, and rather lame Wore. If ftqlen,
whoee:r will apprehend the offender Iv effendera, fhall, on convic.
tioo. receive . reward of TEN GUINEAS. And if Brayed, ar.y
Ye: ou bringinz him to Mr. &ohm's, Mosier. Warwick ; or by
giving Information, &all be paid reafonable exposed, and well
Codified for tbcir trouble.
London, England, 1806-10-27

hic day tra;pohlithed, price 7a the Second Edition of

BUONXPARTE and the FRENCH PEOPLE
under his CONSULATE

Printed for Tipper Ind Ittebuds.Leadcaliall•ltreet.

In thia Work t►e internal economy of the Cabinet of St. Cloud
it laid open with autb,s,tic and eircumftantini mlnutenefs„ and the
(cent policy Mete wily ufurpei ably and faecal:Bully eapofed.-...
Author Is a man of rank, higb on the WI of Continental Di•
plornatiftt 6v has recently carol letcd his plan, by the publication
of a Second Part, with the title of boon AAAAAA and the French
People u der hi. Empire," which has In galled the irritable feellnp
of the gloom.; and fulpichms Dcfpot, that, as his only reply, he has
availed himfelf of the unanfwerable, but unconvincing argument
of military power. .

lu the prcf., ►laxd f ie.dU wUt be wohlgthed.
BUONNPAR.TE, and the FRENCH PEOPLE
u 41 a his EMPIRE. By the AOlllOl of " BuonAperte and
' the PETRO People under his Coarulate." Tranfletcd Item the
Glenna&

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that they have jolt :reeived item the Coutiknt the original of the
abate Work. 'lle Gentleman from whom they have obtained it,
In now refident In this country, ao calk from his native land, on
account of the Pure which he had id the ptddication of this damn.
log record of the wcaknefs .n 4 atrocitiee of Napoleon.
For the differidnation of this lard other works. ospoing the
laminas and perfidy, of Buonapirtt, the unfortunate PALM,
a mock trial bye Court Merrill, was (het on the RAmparts of
Brannan, and (oar other bookfellers were compelled to My from
the vh.didlive proferimlo4l of the mucile4 COT fiella•
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London, England, 1806-10-27

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OP THE COUNTY OP LEICESTER.

----
0
PARLIAMENT being cliffulved, by which the
important trult you were pleafrd to report In me, Na nor a
your Reprefentative., it rioted, permit me to renew the off.r of
my fervites, and to folicit the favour of yrsir Suffrages at the en-
tying Eledllea.
Coofeious that my heft prttetiOnns to your fupport mutt confilt
in a ftrid and faithful adherence to thole principles of indepen-
dence, by which I have ever been attuated in your finite, asul
which have been fanethwed by your approbation ; accept my Nn-
feigned Jiff-ounce that, fbould I he again honoured with this dal-
Aye mark of your confiticum you will find me anxious to ditcharge
fu faired a duty with enotioued teal and fidelity.
Ileac the honour to remain, with great truth, Gentlemen,
Your molt chill/cal and faithful humble Servant,
°SORGE ANTHONY LkOH KECK.
Stoughton Grange. °dotter se, slob.

ROCHESTER ELECTION.
THE FREEMEN of ROCHESTER ate rerpeel
folly informed, that the Day of ELECTION is fixed for
WEDNESDAY neat. the 29th inllant.
The Friends of the Gall tnt Sir SIDNEY SMITH will then have
an opportunity of manifelling to the World, the high !cote they
enteraiu of his exalted merits. A few interelled Individuals have
evinced a determined hoilliity to the re-ricelion of thisgreat Com- '
mander, and have ita-noured to take ut mimonly advantage of
his neceffary zbfence, while fighting the Battles of his Country,
and by his tranfecodant abilities, upholding the Liberties of endan-
gered Europe!!
The noble and reitrielc ad of iEri•tfh Gentleman, who, though
unlincovn to Si, Sidney, voinutarily contributed FIVE. THOU-
SAND POUNDS, to promote his return to a Seat In Earliament,
fuffielently proves the public fear or his conduet.
As the Lkelion is fixed for fo early a day, the Freemen of
Rocliefler will have the gamblers to ezeufe it, if, from preffore. of
the time, and the inaccuracy of the fills, they are not perfonally
b:Melted for the honour of their Votes.

Eir SION/ire COMMITTEE, fully aware of the importance
of its charge, is determined to earrt the ntoft ftrenuous efforts to
defeat the Infidlous views of I Is Opponents; It Is therefore molt
carneftly requefted, that every Freeman in the intcrcft of the he-
roic Admiral will attend the Poll.

There will be a Meeting of the Mende of Sir SIDNFY
SMITH, at the Blogoms leu, Lavvrerce lane. Cheapfide, nn
TO BSDAY k.VSNING. the slith inttant,at Eight o'clock. The
Freemen refilent In London and he Vicinity wig there End every
pombic accommodation for their conveyance to Rochefter.
London, England, 1806-10-27

CHINA FLEET.

We are happy to announce the fife arrival in the
Douns of the DORSITSHIRS and SURAT C•STLII from
Chini,junder convoy of his Majefly's (hip AN raLor s.
The Caacuand WAllali Hainwca were hourly
(I;c:tcd.

-41ellerday amnia* a Board of Admiralty was
held, at which Captain Faso m and Mr. FRANK.
LA ND took their feats for the firfk time fince their ap-
pointment to be Lords of the Admiralty, in the room
of Sir PH liar STINSON, and Sir Ca eases PORI, re-
figned. Sir Plitur &risme.s retires on a penlion
of T 5001. peilitnnum. Sir Cllllll4l Pots is to hare
a command in the Channel .et.

Ln: d VA L iNTIA, accompanied by his Secretary,
Mr. SALT, 11.15 arrived at the Royal Hotel, Pall. Mall,
Nit from Malta and talbraltac. Hlie Lordibip came
home in the Nerrun a, Caseate Faasetaarst, which
arrived at Portfmouth os Friday.

4

MAILS THI DAY.
LII. DM • lam. Ova.

Dublin . by
Osetenbursi O s
Waterford Hamburgh I t
••—•
. TALMO, tiCTOBPit Ct.
„.
Velierday arrived the brig At.slrAwpel, Capt.
Dtmrsrst, from NewlUesaland, it days; and the
ENTER P INAKTI Carter. Lieutenant POKES, rrAn the
Channcl Fleet. Sailed the Duke of Marlborough
packer, Butt., with Mails for Jamaica.—Arrived to.
day his Malan'''. fbip CA►TAta, 74 guns, G. Coca
Dow. Efq from Portfmouth i his Makketty's brig
Insmaar, Lieutenant Molau, (IOtO Plymouth
and American fhip Falcon. Capt. Hawbaaton, from
Norfolk, with tobacco and haves.
PLYMOUrri, °maim si.

Came in the Faaacataa, of 36 guns. from Ja-
maica, with the lots of her forernaa and bowfprit,
which was carried away in the late hurricane; the
parted from about 7o fail of the fleet on Wednefday
lel, then going np Channel: ten fail of the fleet
were teen to founder in the gale. There are on board
the FRA NCH ts, three rfEcers, and a (mall detachment
of the 85th Regiment of Foot—lt.zus mous, of 74
guns, from Torbay; and Mai cane, of 74, hom the
Channel Fleet. Sailed the Atom', of 38 guns, on
a cruize. Came in the (Bremen) Canopus, Captain
CORTLAND, from Tonningen to St. Thomas, laden
with linen, detained by the Lion privateer ; (Dane)
Martha Helena, Captain SWOT, from Malaga to
Tonningen, laden with raitins, detained by the Tra-
falgar privateer; (Dane) Profper, BROIX3 Mir, from
Amllerdam, bound to Dartmouth, with oak, bark,
hides, &c. detained by ditto; (Dane) Aurora Freefe,
Cozzi, to Lubeck, with wine, detained by the Lion
privateer.
The Hamburgh (hip Witter Voftr, that was put
Acne on the rocks near Mount Edgecumbe, on
Wednefday lA, is by a heavy gale at S. led even.
ing and this morning, nearly beat to piece•, and it
is feared that the greater part of her valuable cargo
will be 101 l : a few hides have been fared, but; they
will loon perifh if not fent to the tan pits.
London, England, 1806-10-27

GENERAL ELECTION.

WOODSTOCK ELECTION.
THE FREEMEN of the Borough of WOOD-
STOCK, W tin littoral! of ARTHUR ANNESLEY.
att regoefted to meet at No. t 3, Liotoio's loft flahla„ in Oaf: t►at
rrop•r coovayanza may be Provided foe than.

CITY OF LINCOLN.

THE WORTHY FREEMEN of the CITY of
LINCOLN, are cornett'', requeand not to engage their
Votes, as a Gentleman of real lodcpemtrut Prit.ciples, and firm
attachment to the Coottitution, intends n 8: ring hied( as a t..n-
ctlgiate, and folidthig their fulfrages previous to the Election, and
trults the Electors will unite With Mill to ende•vouting to raced
this ancient and refpatabl: City Isom nap:tient degraded Ego of
Reprefentation.
London, October as. acs.

To the WORSHIP VUL the MAYOR, ALMA( M hid ASSIST -
A N Yd. COMMON COUNCIL., ea FREE BURGtissEs,
et the BOROUGH of COLCHESTER.
0 MEN,
IHAVE 014 mon:lent heed allured that Mr. DI-
Mips, awe of your late Members, has withdrawn his preten-
Gobs to rimiest you in the next Partiamatt ; and I bane been
requefted, by A very rsfpalable number of your Brod,: Ilur-
gelf,s, tooter unfelt a. a Candidate for your choke.
It indepmukut principles of conduct, joked to a firm attach-
ment to the Cooftltenion of my Country, and ersterience in its
Congaree:tat and Trading interetts. can entitle me to requeß the
favour I Conch. 1 Hauer myfelf that my ',mullions will not be
found iticuouilerable. _

I unit, Gentlemen, that enquiry of thnfe with whom I have al-
ready idled in the Hoare of COnISIOUP will fatiafy every one of the
probability of my futute exertion* being ulerul to your corporate
and Individual interettr.

Such qualifications as l polies I am ready to devote with zest
sod attention to youryfervice. I lball immeJLitLly leave town to
pay my perfonal raped, to you .and if .1 thould not be enabled
to fee every worthy Burseli, I trait that the fbort duradou of
time which is allothd to me will operate powerfully with you as
my ezeufs.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your drrotcd and talthful humble Servant,
Leadenhall-fircet,Oetoher ay. JOHN PRINSEP.
London, England, 1806-12-15

DEAL, DECEMBER ;4.

Pst back to the Downs by adverie winds the De.
vaynes outward hound End Indiaman, and remains
in the Downs with the flsips as per lad. Lad night
in a gale of wind Captain Woars, of the Harmony
viitualler, in the Downs, was milling from the deck,
fuppnfed to have flipt overboard and drowned : he
was 'Aging and giving dia.:lions for freth fecuring
ha cables. The John tranfport, Captain FARTHING
mailer, parted from her anchors and cables lad night
but brought to again; And was fitpplied i and feveral
other wards alfo loft their anchors and cables.—
Wind S. S. W. blows hard.
London, England, 1806-10-11

To BREWERS, PUBLICANS, and Others.

MIDDLESFX—HAMPTON BREWERY—Valuable New
Plain, Vans, Calks, Stock of Beer, Malt, Hops, capital Hocks.
Drays, &c.
By MEM, MINER, DYKE. and Co. on Wedneiday, Da. ti,
and Three following Days, at Ekven o'clock, on the Prunlfcs,
. .

at Hampton, in numerous Lots, by Prete.: of the Executers of
Mr. Robert Tufley, Porter Brewer, deceafol,
'I
-1E valuable PLANT, almofl new, confining of
• forty•four barrel copper, never ufrd ; one other excellent
copper of fifty fit barrels, copper backs, under backs, mails tun,
fquares, refervoir, lead pipes, cocks, iron works, a twenty feet
borfe wheel, and other Implements, nearly as good as new ; alto
twelve yams, above one thnufand butts' puncheons, and barrels
and five hundred (mailer eat, not any better CYlk4 in the whole
Brewing Trade, about five hundred barrel. of beer, hops, forty
chaldron of coke, three drays, nine capital dray boric.. hornets,
I armi. g flock. twenty loads of hay, cows, two hundred loads of
manure, houfeheld f urniture, and various Beds.
To be viewed on Friday, Saturday, Monday, andTuefilay pre-
ceding the talc, when catalogues may be had un the premUcst alto
at the Sun, Klngiton ; and of Mats. Skinner, Dyke, and Co.
Alderfgate•ft rect.
London, England, 1806-10-11

TYTHES AT BANIURT, OXON.

By Mara. SKINNkFt.„ DYKE, and CO.
On Weaned ty the sad (Maher, at twelve o'Clnek, at Oarraway's
Coffee Houfr, Change-Alley, Combill, London, in One Lot,
I'HE Great and Small Tythea im of the Liberty of
Wickham, in the Parini of Banbury, in the County of Ox-
ford, commonly ealkd the Wickham Tythea, extending over a
very fertile track of Corn and Orals Land, containing upward.
of Eleven Hundred Acres. Held by Leak under the Bifhop of
Oxford for three Lives,ac a referred rent of tit toa per annum.
Printed particulars may be bad of Mr. R. Blithe% Solicitor,
Banbury; Mr. Gough, Soulden, near Deddington, Oxon; Mr.
Pigut, Trunkwell Houfe, oerr Reading; Mara. Dawfon, Prin-
ters, Oztord; Mr. Rollafon, Printer, Coventry; at the Warwick
Arms, Warwick; Place of Sae; and of Mara. Skinner, Dgkc,
and Co. Margate. ftrcet. -
London, England, 1806-10-11

'1 big Jay was publi

- - .
A new Edition, of nearly 3no pages, in one'volunte octavo, prim
only 3s with an elegant Portrait of the Author, entitled
AGUIDE TO HEALTH t or. ADVICE to
both SEXFR In a variety of Complaints; which fully ez•
owns. to • eaneile, plain, and rafy manner, the molt ample me-
thods of treatment, elli:acious remedies, and direct methods
of core, of a blenhortbasi or gonorrhea, a confirmed fiphilis,
impotency in the male, and &Silty and b.trennefs incident to fe.
males, &e.—An Appendix on die fubjed of a(diary and deftrue
tkve vice, and an Added, to the weak and delicate female—rite
youth who has jolt &tithed Ids education at any of the public fe •
minailes—the aged who an drorping under diforders otiginating
from an Impurity of the blood—people of hadn't —ftudtous re-
ran of a confined and felentary lift—as alto tsi dude aeloded with
nervous in plural, who will And " &MOSSO/el Genoa
TO HIALTs" a faithful companion sod an amuGng inftrudtor. In
Store, no perform who values the enjoyment of a good Rate of
health will be a moment without it,--The whole Multrated and
Int erfperf, d with a variety of authentic fads sever before publi fh
N. E. for the very excelkot charade: of this work fee the dd.
fermi Reviews.
,• Upwards of 83,500 copies have adman, been fold of this
wont.
London, England, 1806-10-11

DUTCH PAPERS.

We have received Dutch papers to the gth, from
which we have given ample extraCts in the preceding
columns. Their contents are only of importance in
as far as they ferve to (hew how apprehenfive the
new Government is for its fafety. Meafures of ri-
gour, for the prevention of defertion and of the in-
troduttion of Itrangers, are reforted to, which would
not have been unworthy of the meta terrific period of
the Fiends Revolution. The war, if we are to be.
licve ICiag Louses addrefs to his Guards, is to be
entirely defenfive on the part of Holland. Indeed
the manner in which the Dutch army is difpofed of,
teems more adapted to put down intelline commotion
than to refill an irruption of the enemy.
The intelligence from the quarter which is likely to
be the theatre of the firm miiitary Operations, is ra-
ther more detailed and explicit than what we have
derived from the Paris papers. The Ps ufGan advanced
pone are Paid to have taken poffeffinn of Meinungen
about the end of laR month. '1 his place is difiant
but a very few miles from Schweinfurt, where the
French were contain. The preparations of the hatter
are reprefeated as not being fo forward at thole of

the PrnfGans ; it is fuppofed they were visiting for the
reinforcements which were coming from France.

Letters from Holland of the 4th innant, were
yellerday received by a neutral veffel, arrived in
the River from Rotterdam. They confirm our opi,
nion refpeAing the apprehenfion of intenine com•
motion in that country. The mesfures of Govern.
meat, for the defence of the country, arc every where
oppofed. Some of the letters mention, that a num-
ber of young men, who were put in requifitiun at
the Hague, on being ordered to take up arms, and
march to join the French forces intended to a&
againil the PrulLans, abfolutely refufed to proceed.
To induce them to change their determination, they
were told that an invafion by the Englifh might be
expeeled. Their anfwer was--" Let them come;
it is not us they leek to &am." King Louis hag
met with Comething, however, to confide him for this
incipient difaffeCtion ; he has been fortunate enough
Ito make a loan of 15 millions of florins. The inha.
bitants of Amfierdam, Rotterdam, and the Hague,
and Come of the (mailer towns, contributed the whole
Cum. They were told that the penalty of their re-
fufal would be the employment of a more furnmary
and decifive procefs.
A Gottenburgh Mail reached town yefterday even•
ing, but does not contain any intelligence of an inter.
citing nature.
London, England, 1806-10-11

lARRI

Yetterday morning. at St. %Lai Abeharch, by the Rev. Mr.
Cherry. Captain Edward Williams, of the Royal Navy. to Mi
Willams, daughter of Mr. Thomas of Canyon Rivet
WcdnefJay, at St. llnnilan's. Ealt, the R cv..l. T. Hutchins, to
Jane. (maid daughter of Daniel Shirky,
lately. Mr. Whim. Head Marter of the Academy in Soho.
fouare to Mifa Parker. daughter of the tate imothy Parker,
at Horuby-hall. near Lanceler.