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London, England, 1806-10-09

SHEERNESS, OCTOBER

Arrived the Sw•ediflt (hip A..!oniv, Cap..l:3 Loa.
!ST, 6,-011 1.'11; bound to G..r.a:.1 Carlby, in
Pats inter', Capt. I.Twea, from London, •ith
coffee, fugar, tec. bound to Stockholm; and Louila
Johanna, Capt. BUCKS TIMM, from London, bound
t• Stockholm. with coffee, indigo, &c. ; the Haw-
burgh fhip Wllielmfberg. DANIEL Jact.s Lome
Captain. trom Hamburgh, bond to South America,—
but (lopped by hi 4 Nejeily's gun brig BLAZER. Went
into Stangate Creek p perform quarantine, the Mer-
curius, from Hamburgh, with rags, &c. Arrived
at the Note, his Majefty's fhip POLYPNIMUS.

YARMOUTH, OCTOBER B.
This morning arrived the Bon sat (loop of war,
from Shetland.—One P. M. A fleet of about thirty
fail of merchantmen, under convoy of an armed flap
from the Baltic, are palling through thee K.Jads.—
Ships in the Roads, Roebuck, Admiral Douo Las ;
&eras (loop, Sr. es and VIXEN gun htigs.—No ac-
count from Admiral Roast L's lice:, brit tuoisofed die
fleet memioned in my lilt was Ru(lisn.—Wind N. W.
London, England, 1806-12-03

LEITH, AOS'EUDER 79.

The Edgar, from Leith to Jamaica, has
been taken, retaken, and carried into liatbadnes.—
On Wedneldarnigbt, the terry boat at Bolton gra.
rary, near Aleranuth, watsupfet by running spina
the warp r•f a kedge anchor, belonging tn'a Ihip in
the trier, mind the boatman and two pa(fengers were
drowned.
Ott the alb inh. the Sufannah, BOWMAN, of Dun.
cleevon a voyage from Newealtle to Leith, with coals
and ',nods, ft rock upon the rocks off Thornton Lncb;
the veff.l is !ince broke up, and all the crew and tome
of the gnods bave been fared. Monday morning, at
day break, a hoop was ken to hrike upon the Car
rock in the Frith, •ird fucn after go down ; only bar
matt head was feen above water. It is conjettured
the crew were rived, as many fifbing Mats were at
bard. dbe is ftippofed to be the Lady Charlotte of
Ahtedeen.

On Wednefday Lk his Rnyal Highnefa the Duke
of Corea; arrived at Wincbelicr, where be
commanis the Hampfhire
ftl War, a F. enchman of tome ditlinflion, who
had inrinerly been Aide de Camp to D in
igypt, and who had made his efcape, was lately ar•'
reirrd in Staplet'in, whither he had gone to view that
prdn.
London, England, 1806-12-03

B 'ITN, NOVEMBER 27.

The charms of mufic's fafcinating powers, in
f othing the "forage tweet," have long been known,
hut were never more powerful in their operations
than tail evening. The young, and the 14te. are at
all times fukeptible of heavenly founds, therefore
eagerly embraced the opportunity of attending
Raozzine's fecond concert. The excellent bill of
fate our watthy conduaor produced, drew alto from
their abodes thole whole palfied or gouty limbs had
long denied the participatiiin of fo fine a real The
firPe Overture (Harea's Military) was performed
exceedingly bold, led•by Rtrw•aos. T. Arwoon's
beautiful Glee " In Peace love tunes the §hepherd's
Reed," was lung by Marrs. A , Gear, and
Dirty. accompanied in scheming manner by Mr.
on :he Grand Piano Forte. We can dif-
cover much •tosprovement in Mr MAGRATI4, fusee
grit tem; in. Sump'. Smg, 'Th. in vain, &c." he
roes with (piths and ran the divifinns. which are
difficult, with gond articulation. We now heard,
for the fall time this fealim, thole excellent per-
fnriners on the Horn, the PETRIDIf, play a Cnncer.
tante ; dole Gentlemen lean to difplay a brilliancy
of terse sod extension rus that Mitt/mem, which
places them fopericw in any other performer, in this
kingdom. Signor Moat LEI fhewed his nfual comic
powers in " Ton. pM andrai Fat fallone amornfo."
—Mr.. Aims'. Concerto on the Flute was of coerce
warmly Applioded.
Mil. Smear, in the fccond 26, fang a beautiful
Rrcitative and Aria of Fella asses, mof) enchant-
ingly ; her voice i. tweet in the extreme, and a tho-
rough knowledge of her profeillan, gives her pre-
eminence over many of her competitors. It was with
general regret we to,k leave of bunter, lad even-
mg—llia charming tones. his /rapid execution, his
alloniffoint cadences, together with an'originality of
compoliti-n. leave an impreffirm not eerily erailica•
led. The evening entertainment doled with Mrs.
Asur's " Sweet Bird," accompanied on the Flute
by Mr. Asia.—The "Sweet Bird," of laff nights
will never Ay from the cage of our hearts, while re-
oollctlion keeps the door!
London, England, 1806-10-31

FROM I.LOYD's LIST.

G aaaaaa wn, Ocr. 3o.—Paged by the Surat Came, !fluter,
from Canton; Jofephine, Chatter. from Scnegall; George, Read,
Rost Demerara ; John, Strilde' ' from Surinam • Eddyflone. Bell,
front Quebec; Norfolk Hero, Calvert, front Ortega; Three Bro-
thers,nml, from Norway; &shone, Farr, from Cadiz; Clear,
Fowler; and St. George, Palmer, from Jamaica.---Sailed, the
Elliott, London, for Buenos Ayres; Mary, Todd, for Bethke;
and the Cambia. Ehlers, for Hamburgh.
Astaivso—At Beton, Speculator, Little, from Driftol; Re.
trine, Wife ; Mourn Vernon, sod the Mary, —, from
Liverpool—At Virginia, Laura, —a—, from Liverpool; and
the Juno, Edwards, from Nants. At Leith. the Diana, Pincher,
from Pietou. At Liverpool, Fanny, Ougill ; Beatrice, Robert-
fon ; and the Elise, --, from Lifbon ; Thomas, Mouth, from
Oporto, Edward. Lewis, from Patallielaufets , Swift, Price, from
cuarkftoo ; Martha, Bland; and the Thomas, Piukey, fromVir
ginia.
- • - • - - •

The fleet under the convoy of the Sea Hoas■ fri-
gate, which arrived at Stangate Creek, the Nore, tec.
on Saturday, from the Mediterranean, were, as ufual
put under quarantine, but on application to tho I
Lords of the Privy Council, on Tuefday, a number
of them were releafed ; together with feveral tranf
ports, fuppofed to have arrived from Calabria, in
confequence of their being confidered free from Any
diforder.

A frigate which arrived at Yarmuuth nn Friday
from off the Tetel brings an account that there are
iinly three fail in the Mum Dlep ; and by report of
neutrals, the fcamen are all fent on Chore, to as a•
foldicts and attillery men.

•
SPORTING fivrELLlgslia.
NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER. Olt HOticrrOir
merriNo... •
• TIMISDAY, Sod •
'stir Archer's Sir Devid, Sit 7lb beat •Lera Darlington's Pavil.
.11011. Sit alb D. I. songs b. ft.—Sia to son Sir David.
• Mr. Arthur's Brainworm, SR toib beat Lord Grofvesoes VW-
knit. Sit jib Abolkt. 300$1 b. ft.—. Seven to 4on Brainwonn.
Piths e( Grafton's Vanity, SR sib beat Mr. )Ladbroke's Atha.
IL Acrofs the Flat, wogs b. R.—Even betting.
" General Gower's Swinley, Sit rec. ft. from Lord Foley's Little
retie, la slb T. M. M. =cgs.
Lord V. Bentinek's Bagatelle, Sit etb rec. ft. from Gen. Gower's
Smite, ylt Sib Clermont C. wogs b. ft.
Lord F. G. Ofborne's Noah, SR 3lb rm. R. from Mr. Melliftes
Off.flic.gocs, 7ft 331 b R. M. songs h. ft.
Lord Dartington's Zodlise, 7lt Sib rec. from Mr. Melliih's San-
cho, SR sulb .Ab. M.soogs h. ft.
Mr,. F. Neate's Regtriator, 7ft 715 rec. logs from Lord F. Ben.
dock's Optician, llR'7lb Acrefs the Flit, tap h •
Mr. Fermor's Hippomenes. IS ijlb rec. ft. from Mr. C.
Browne's Mountaineer, lift SID Aerofs the Flat„ 3ocp. soap ft.
Doke of St. Alban's Merrytbringht,7lt salb rec. busiest& Lir.,
Watfoe's Vagabond, Sit Two 7r old C. slogs. ioCgs. ft.,
London, England, 1806-10-31

TO MY CORRESPONDENTS.

- -- ---- - -.
'T'HE extended Reputation, 'mach was the flea 1
E °Nett of my ambition In the trnunent of VENEREAL.
COMPLAINTS and DEBILITY, having attraded to me various
Correfpondents In the United Kingdom or Great Britain, and (ram
,lifferent parts of Europe and Attacks, I beg to addrefs this public
notice to Inch cc.rrefpondents.
The occup.it ion of my time in anfwering letters from thofc who
I grudge not remove ration, made It mcdtary for me, lonic years ago,
to obferve, that no letteratould be noticed unlefs a Bunk-note was
InclofeiL I again repeat the information, that nu letters without
inclolure can be anfwered, unlefs from Patients already under my
care. And I beg to fuggeft, that letters from the Weft Indies, or
from any For,ign country, muff contain not only a complete
ftatement of the cafe, but a vary liberal fum, fulEclent to compen-
fate for the time of ftudying and writing fully on the complaint,
and for the preparation of a tronliderable emarfe of medicine by a
London Chemilt, if fuck lhould be requiGte.
When the dftance does not itiMit frequency of correfpoodenee,
It is alio &bred, that the age, thepanner of living, and gtneral
feelings, as well as every (militant thdt can poffibly be defcribcd,
be molt particularly fpecifietl.
Letters require no other direction than the Chriftian and Sur-
nam—" Martin Inre, F.fq London ;" and that the minds of either
fez may have the fulleft alifurance of focrecy, the pottage of letters
accompanied by foes need not he paid at the time, but will after-
wards be charged to the parties.

MARTIN BRER,
htiember of the Royal Colkg of 3urpons London
Anukk-ftrrct, Oa is, 4.:6.
London, England, 1806-10-31

DIED.

On Sunday left, at Bolton iailTYorkildre, after an Mods oi
Lateen days, Jane Emma Orde, eldeft daughter of Adtniral Sir
John Orde, Bart. aged five years and five months.
On the astb inftant, at his lour, In Brook Erect, Horace Hayes,
Efq. one of his Makfty's Commlffioners for the Affairs of Taxes.
On the ad Init. at A (hford, Mrs. Elizabeth Oilehrill, only daugh-
ter of the late John Oilehrift, merchant in Stirling. and wife
of J. E. Shea:man, Captain of the slith Regiment of Foot.
Lately, at St. Peteriburgh, Mrs. Cavanaugh, aged 83. relldt of
the late Nicholas Cavanaugh, Efq. of the fame place. This vene-
rable and refpedtabk lady lived to fee ten Sweden to the Throne
of Ruffle, being born In the reign of Peter the Great, whore god-
daughter Ibe was.
Monday fennight, at &Wintry, an aged mendicant, named
Pearce he was former a working gardoer, but had lately fuhfift-
ed by afking charity. After his death, upwards of ys guineas, to
gold, were (mind in his poffeffion ; an only daughter, living In
I.ondon, wasdaftantly written to, who after ordering her father
decent Interment, laid claim to the property.
Robert Crips, of Edwaniftown, county Limerick, Efq.
At Thomaftown, near Parfoliftown. Ireland, Edward Roche,
Efq. formerly a Major in the fervice of France, and Knight of the
Military Order of St. Louis.
London, England, 1806-10-31

AMERICA.

BOSTON, OCTOBIR s.
Tbe Smith Governor, Arrara, with about a thou-
(and Spanifit troops and a' number of Indians, has
advanced to within a very !bort difiance of Nachito-
Outs I and the Governor declared to Colonel Cleating,
the American Commander, that it was his intention
to take and keep for his King and Mailer, the
territory between the Sabine River and the Adign
Ilindn, about Rx miles dißant from Nachitoches.
This is the difiria from which Captain Turner ex-
pelled the Spaniards in the preceding year, as form-
ing pate of the province of Lonifiana. The follow-
ing letter mentions the alual commencement of hof-
tilitics

" Clecionati. Sept 2.

We learn that Captain Spark', of the fecontl
United States Regiment, and a number of his men,
have been made prifnuers by the Spaniards ; and that
Lieut• Colonel Cufhing, of the fame regiment, was
marching in quell of the captors."
London, England, 1806-03-25

THE ORKNEYS.
This day woo poldNbod Is 410.
0 price IL s Is. 6d. in bawds,
Winded with a Ilwyp god aceuratel.4l.l the lands, and with
Plates .1 the Is& Salseaßitei wild' They cents*
THE HISTORY of the ORKNEY ISLANDS.
wialalk is coogodioadoi so mom of that Prams. as
erdl es their AlOdellt 16111.110/f with the advastapes they
polars far Cenral bads. of Wary, and the steam by eiblets
they wy be Improved.
Blebs Rev. GEORGE BARRY, D.D.
Matinee et'Shapicetay.
Prfated far Archibald Casitable and Ca. Edinburgh, sad Jahn
Mural. Eleet-Breet. Leaden.

NAUTICAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
Thu day was pubtilked, in s Volume Ivo. illuftrated by fewral
Copper Plates, price Half a Guinea in boards,
1/NE NAVAL SURGEON ; or Surgical and
Medical Marine Guide; compriang a full and complete
Account of the Duties of Profetbonal Men. at Seat with ample
Inftruttions for the Prefervation and Rettaradon of the Health
of Seamen in every Stuativn and Climate. To which are lab-
joined, • PraEllealSyßens of Naval Surgery, and a Compendious
Pharmacopoeia, accompanied by Plates.
By WILLIAM TURNBULL, A.M.
Member of the Royal Cane of Surgeons, Louden; Fellow of the
Medical Society of London; Surgeon to the Society for the
Relief of the Ruptured Poor, and formerly a Surgeon In his
' Majeßy's Navy.
Printed for RICSAID Patton, No. 6, Bridge-Brat, Mad-
friars, and to be had of all Bookfellers.
Of whom may alto be had,
r. The Anatomy of the Human Ear, and a Treadfe on Its M-
edea, and the caufes of Deafritfs. By J. C Saunders, Ocraonitnitoe
of Pradtleal Anatomy In St. l'hoinaa's Hcipital, and Surgeon to
the Difpenfary for (Wades of the Eye and Ear, price ass.
a. PraCtical Obferrations on the Meares of London. By R.
Willa., M.D. F.A.S. price as. 6,1.
g. A Treatise on the Coolies. Progrefu. and Treatment of Coe-
Campton. By John Reid, M.D. Senior F'hybdan to the Finibury
Difpenfary, 7s. boards.
4. A PraCtical Treadle on Diet. Br William Nifbet, M.D. In
One Volume 11026. peke 65.
5. A Sena of losibalar Step on the means of Prefenring and
Reaming Health. By Thos. Beddow, M.D. In Three Volumes,
Bvo. price 11. 45. in boards.
6. A Treadle on the Proccfs employed by Nature in fupprefruig
the Hemorrhage from divided and punctured Arteries. by J. F.
U. Jones, M.D. price ice. 6d.
7. An Inquiry into the Nature and ACtion of Cancer, with a
View to the dietitians:tent of a regular mode of cure. By S. Young,
Efq. of the Royal College of Surgeons, price as. 6u. boards.
London, England, 1806-03-25

calculated to Ore tie Noble bake who, happily for
that country, now prattles over its Government, a
more effeCtual controul over the expenditure of the
Ordnance Department there.
Mr. HIJSKIBSON Paid, that for a contiderable
time before the deceafe of his late Right Hon. Friend,
a projett wal not only in contemplation for the eflab•
Misr:lent of effeaual checks, fuch as now propofed,
nn the expenditure of public money in the Ordnance
Department, and in every other public office, as po•
feffedly intended by the Noble Lord, but that the
plan had really been long aged upon, and only
awaited an opportunity of parliamentary regulation,
under a Bill in the contemplation of his Right Ho-
nourable Friend.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER in-
fwered, that fuch a plan bad only been thought of
by the late..Adminiaration. in confequence of the
Reports publiihed by the Commiffioners of Natal
Enquiry.
Mr. Poxa's terml atnendrhents were then put and
carried, all but that relpeaing Ireland, which was
deferred for the prefent, at the rLquell of the Chan
cellos of the Exchequer, and the bill was further
committed,for this day fe'nnight.

COMNITTES OP SUPPLY'.
The Hottfe then refolved itfelf into a Committee
of Supply. In the Committee it was refolved, that
a grant of
so,coot Mould be given for eurrlng on the Caledonian Canal;
zo,ood. for Roads in the Highland.;
spccd for Military Roads in heotlaod;
484ctiol. for Coo•kftr ;
19PC01. foi Stationery ;
topocL lo* reprinting the journals of the Houk ;
44,00 ct. for French Emigrant,.

Varions fume were alfu granted for other inifcella-
ttenus fervices.
Report of the Committee ordered to be received
o-tn on ow.
On the motion of Mr. VANSITTART, an
humble Addreft was ordered to be prefented to his
Majefty, praying him to give dilations that there be
laid before the Houfe an Account of all the fums of
Monty ittued in confequence of adds cites by the
Houle, and not yet provided for.
Mr. HAWTHORNE brought up the Report on
the Dublin Paving Bill.—Ordered to be received to-
morrow.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1806-03-25

THIs AVRIvIRG STAR.

LONDON.
TUESDAY, MARCH as.
MIME Of STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK r
Cacrob for money, 604f0r Ace.6l.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Sank Stock Otut Imp-Ann. 9 i-t 6
3 per Cent. Coof. 601 Each. Bills, par;as. a is dit
5 per Cent. Navy ;9211} Friglidt Tkkets .91. tn.
lmp.3 per Cent. 593 Conf. for ace. 6co 64 64
Toe LOA I/ .—The lilibßog for the Loan did. not tar place to•
day, the Bidders only went up to day to know,what bum is wait-
ed, and on Friday the bidding will take place.
The Lifts formed for the purport of biOding are—
Sir Frain!' Baring, Mr. Angeritein, Mr. Etattyc and Co.
Mark B. and A Goldfmid and Co.
Mears. Roberts, Curtis and Co. Marra Thcllaffbn, Ste.
Meffrs. John Berries, D. Ricardo, and Co.
There will therefore be an open and fair

The promifed Supplement to the Gazette Extra.
ordinary was not publifbed till late let night. With.
the refolt of Sit J. Duc MOLT lef aElion, the Public
are already acquainted; bat the details given in the
Supplement alluded tot will be read with much
terell.

The time of the enemy's arrival at St. Domingo is
pot mentioned. The intelligence, obtained by neutrals,
of tenfail of the line being in that fea, we mull prefume
to be incorred ; for Sir Jona DUCIEWOLTM would
!candy have fent away two of his (hips, and rdin-
quiffied, by loch a ineafure, that fuperiority which
enabled him to obtain In fpeedy and decitive a v'c•
tory. The French Officers, we landerflind, ha►e

Rated, that they came out of Bret with eleven fail of
the line and frigates, and that they afterwards Cepa-,
rated into two fquadrons, one of which is Paid to be
commanded by Jstost■ Bo AAAAA rt. Of thefe,
live have been taken and dcllroyed by Sir J. Duca-
WORTH ; one line of-battle-(hip and two ftigates are
known to have got into Martinique, and the remain-
ing five, have proceeded to force fecret dellination.
We have little doubt that the enemy meditated a
junaion of the different fcattered fquadrons which
they are underilood to have at fea, and that the
Rochefort fqnadron continued huking fo long about
the Cape de Verd Illands for that purpofe. Hap-
pily their combinations have been fruflrated, and,
inllead of a fo,midaSle fleet, they can now prefent
nothing but paltry detachments, unequal to any en-
terptize of importance or glory.
London, England, 1806-03-25

and contludes atTuringhisMajetly attic derotirl
of the Tribunate.:(o his interefts.
His ft;itjeily s'en returned a fimilar Anfwer to
that gß•en to the ,Legiaative Body.
. Nn Liter aecoutts have t e.:l yet received ac Pelf is
cf the Army of Naples, and is as yet known cf-
ihe vario+ll eh:A.lre% proj-Fled n 'he Continent.
Ct,sv ss, Nlitacß no linger doubted that
the Ducres of Cleves 1-..nd 17!crg ara to be ceded to
France. We had en;n7ed inch a ~,entle exiftenci
under the Adminidration of Pr ail, that every
change in our dellinies is painful. It is faid, how-
ever, that the charge ss ill he for; the better, sad that
a near relation of the French Empiror ie to reign
over ns. From Neufchatel we have received (smilax
intelligence.
LEYDEN, MARCH 20.—Prince Muter has already
arrived in the Capital of the Duchy of Berg;-111:.t
Duchy and the County ~luck cnntigtr,us, is to
be under his Adminiflration, under the title of a
Principality: he will co-fequently take rank among
the Princes of the Roman EmLite.
French funds, March 22-61 i francs.
London, England, 1806-01-17

MARRIED._

Lately, at the Cathedral, Lincoln, Hametyn Trelawney, Erg.
fnn of Sir Henry Trelawney, Bart. of Trelatency Houle, London,
to Milk Roger,, daughter of Jofeph Roger,, Efq. of Seaview
At Glafgow, Jonn Milquham, Efq. of Hyde Park, to Miff
MA:a Struthers, daughter of the late John Struthers, Efq.
brewer in Cglafgow.
At Camberwell, William Pinchbeck, Ffq. to Milk Stringer,
daughter of the late Miles Stringer, Efq. Peckham.
London, England, 1806-07-15

JOHN BURGESS and SON think It a duty they owe the
Pude. to cannon them maid fuck impolitlons, u fmeral people
travel the Bmptre, offering Shopkeepers. Re. an extra large profit to
vend the fpurious kid i they are particularly requefted to Mk for
BURGESS* and to *Nerve, none Is genuine bat what have thefe
wards upon the kbd.— John Berea and Sou's Original and fu-
rrier Bissee of Anehovies.“---Warebetife, No. JIM Strand,
corner of the Savoy Steps. London.
London, England, 1806-07-15

PATENT VIBRATING PENDULUM BEDS.

POCOCK regireits permiffion refpedfully to inform
the Nobility and Gentry, they have fitted up one of their
Patent Beds on Dr. Fault's new Patent Principles of furpending
the Bed upon fprings, which, by its ofeillotions and motion, Is al-
lowed to promote health and prolong life. They are partieulatiy
ureful for Invalids, by affording them gentle and regular tiereire
when confined, and letting them up in their beds, which are Cir.
cumllances affording great cite and comfort, and in many cafes are
highly conducive to their recovery.
May be had at their Cabinet and Upbolftery Warehoufe, No. a 6,
Southanoptowitreet, Cement Garden—Army and Navy Equipage.
Spacious Apartments to Let, Euroabed.
London, England, 1806-07-15

MRS. ROBINSON.

This day was publinted, In three elegantly pined volumes, on
fuper6ne yellow wove poft paper, and hot-prated, embellilhed
with Brit irnprallons of liurke's engraving, from the Portrait
of Sir Jofhua Reynolds, price ays. in boards,
11 'HE POE'l ICAL WORKS of the lat. Mrs.
MARY ROBINSON; now Brit collated by her Daughter,
Mifs ROBINSON, and including many Pieces never before pub.
'Med.
Printed for RICNAID PHILLIP!. No. 6, Brldge-ftreet, Black.
Man; and to be had of all Bookfellers.
Of whom may be had,
The MEMOIRS of the LIFE of Mrs. ROBINSON; written
by herfelf, in two Volumes, price half &vines in board..

A NEW FOITIO •
This day was publifhed,
In Four very large Volumes, mu. price el.. In boards,
THE NOVICE of sr. DQ.MINICK, A Novel.
By Mib OWENSON,
Author of St. Clair, Sce.
For Truth and good arc .me,
" And beauty dwells in them, and they in ber,
" With likelurticipatlon
ARRNSIPt.
• Forte fe to prtafe anco 'vita,
" t.a milliffima parte Belie Geoje,
Chr gulto un core mist° rlamando,
• Alreile repanita fdpirando,
▪ Pertirtro a tutto it tempo
• cbe, in actor non fr fpenda " Tasso.
Printed for RICIIA RD Pm' cct vs. No. 6, Bridge Brett, Black.
friars, and to be had of all BookfeUers, and at all the Circulating
Libraries.
Of whom may alto be had, jet
Faa of MA ND Fs TZoItMOND ; or, the Prod of Nature, by Mrs.
Temple, It, flee volumes, price Son In boards.
The Wi NT r it in t ONDON, by Mr. Surr.3 vols. 135. W.
The WILD la i sit Or as. by Mils Owenfon, 3 vol,. 131. 6d.
The Mato, Ws r s, and Winow, by Mr. iliibloce, 3 volt sjs. 6d.
London, England, 1806-07-15

AMERICAN PAPERS.

Nett York Papers to the 14th. and Bolton to the
15th ult. arrived j'efterday. From there journals it
appears that in foam parts they have been feourged
with miriads of devouring caterpillars. From there
papers we have given a curious article refpe6ing
MIRANDA'S Expedition, copied from the Ilaytieut Ga-
zette.
London, England, 1806-07-15

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romport

TUESDAY. JULY 15.
T. San ant... Holiday at eke hegaprlmd Esc& 01Brea
PRIDE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
hank Steck M 34 as Long tin. 17 13.164
3 per C. R. An-Itsti India da, rs. se. sa diL
par C. Conf. 6s/63 63 Etch. Dills, par 3.. U. prem.
4 per Cent. Oninhun 64,
J per Cent. soatif Cont. for ace. 63.41
Mr. &sumo has again returned to France with
difpatches, and &Tong hopes are therefore. Rill enter-
tained it the Stock Exchange that the prefent Nego.
ciations will terminate in Peace. At one o'clock,
this flity, the 3 per Cent. Confols were for the open.
ing 631 a 4 ; the Reduced 6:la I ; Ornolunt 64 a 7i
Exchequer Bills par a as. premium.

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The fquadron Under command of Admiral Cwt.&
Ltausisz and lemma Bo AAAAA vs. failed from St.
Salvadore on the 21 lt of April, and on the syth was
feen 25 leagues E. N.E. of that place t the fquadron
had only ten weeks water and provifioni on board,
and, upwards of 800 men ill of the (curvy.
•• •

The private letters from Harribnrgls by the snail
of yelletday are very contradiaory, refpeeling the
profpct, of peace—foss of them doubting the p 4.-
bility of an amicable arrangement between this eat,-
try and France at the prelim period I others affirm-
ing that the negociations are fir advanced. The
greater number of private letters received at Ham.
burgh from Paris, maintain the former opinion
though the French funds have been on the advance.
As to Continental politics all is in a Rate of un,
certainty, only it is not doubted that important
changes will (portly take place in Gerniany, all ten-
ding to increafe the power of NAPOLION'i family and
connexions.

It is Rill a matter of much uncertainty in the North
Whether liana' hoftilities will take place between
Sweden end PrufGa. Certain it is that the Pruffian
army is very averts to a war with Sweden. A very
fiagular Proof of this averhotx is mentioned in fume
prisite letters t—As the King of Sweden was lately
riding along the bank of a riSer which divides the
two territories, a very great number of Proffitt° fol. '
eeee of different regiments, Rationed on the esppolite
'tank, threw up their hits, calling out " Long live
Gosrevos S Long live the King of Sweden !"—All
whn did fo were ordered., by the King of Profits, to
be attuned. It teems, however, not very probable
that the King of Sweden would openly ride within
view of the troops of a power with whom be is not on
the tu olt friendly foaling.
TRENCH JOURNALS.
In odr firß Page we have given tome further ex-
trails troth the Piris Papers to the loth inllant. They
relate prlociPally to timeline's Expedition, which,
according to a letter from St, Sebaftian, in Spain,
has entirely failed.
The Mowitswr, in a litter from Vienna, flares, that
the Km° of SW/DIN has refilled the mediation of
Ruffle, on the ground of his being quite able alone
to light his own battles, and make hie own peace.
London, England, 1806-05-27

ANSWER TO WAR IN DISGUISE.

This day was publithed, price so 64.
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A 1. Remarks upon the New Dearing of England concerning
Neutral Trade.
America, Printed—Landon, Re.printql for J. ohnfoo. in St.
Paul's Church-yard, and W. J. and J. Rl , Royal Ex•
change. What may be bad,
An Examination of the Bride. Doetrine, which (Act% to Cap-
ture a Neutral Trade, not open in dine of Peace, price ss.
London, England, 1806-05-27

Mr. SIDDONS' NEW NOVEL.
Tbis day was publEtted, In Three Vol. Price 13s. 6d in boards,
THE MAID, WIFE, and WIDOW, a Talc.—
By HENRY SIDDONS, Efq.
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price sco. in boards,
THE WILD IRISH GIRL ; a National Story;
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which -e delineated the State of Society, the DOMMLIC and Mo
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if IRELAND.
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fent Miniilert propofed for Ittricating the country
front its difficulties, met wish nothing but captious
objeaions, and vexatious oppoiltlon, -from their pre
deceirors.
Mr. GILES thought the tax, in effea, would be a
tax on female fervent, ; but fines a tax on the home
made beverage of private families was to be laid, he
thought the inhabitants of the cyder mannish with
fubßitutedthat beveragealmoll totally to the exelufion
of malt liquor, (tmid be fubjelted to a licence sift,.
Mr. MANNING was decidedly againa the tax, and
raid, he would forego the advantages of private brew.
cry altogether, Conner than llama to the obnoxious
intrufions of an excite officer in his family.
Sir CHARLES POLE objected to the tax on the
cyder countries, and alto to that fort of criterion of
gentlemen's circiimaances that was to be drawn from
their keeping a carriage, which, to many men of fmall
incomes, was frequently more a matter of mere conve-
nience, than of luxury. He fuggeileds as a better
fuccedaneum of revenue than the beverage of poor
families, the race of (trapping fix font high men mil
liners, who crowd the !hops of the town.—( Loud
laubier.)
lle CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER,
in anfwer to Mr. Manning, repeated his own decided
with to prevent the obtruGon of the excifeman. He
highly approved the fuggeßion of Mr. Giles, upon
fubjeCting the cyder confumers to the licence, and he
hoped ete Hon. Baronet who (poke lag would feel
Come confolation in refleitinr, that thole Rrapping
1 men milliners, who appeared fo obnoxious to him,
were as much fubjea to this tax as any other pet font.
1 Mr. TYRwEirr JONES thought the tax would,
to all intents and purpofes, be a tax on female fa-
vants to which he was decidedly averfe : better, in-
finitely, to tax thole worthlefs animals called men-
milliners, to whom clue Hon. Baronet had fo pro-
perly alluded.
Mr. SHERIDAN bad not the flighteft objection to
the tax propofed by the Noble Lord, to far as it af-
feaed hirofelf, and Mould cheerfully fubmit to it (a
geweral laugh). But be would not go quite fo far on
the behalf of hi. Conllituents at Stafford, many of
whom were poor, but honeft, induilrious men, who
were in the habit of brewing a little ale for their own
families: they certainly brewed a very good fort, and
he mull do them the ;plaice to fay, that they did
1 ample juflice to their own brewing (4 load lausb.)—
He therefore could have withed the Noble Lord had
commenced his Cale of this tax a little higher in fo-
ciety. And as to the fuccedaneum propofed by the
Hon. Baronet (Sir C. Pole), of a tax no men milli-
ners, he would not only agree to a tax upon them,
but upon the whole race of thole effeminate beings,
in the Ihape of men, who airtime the employments of
women and preclude fo many thenfands of deferv-
, ing females from an boneß livelihood.
The Refolutinns were Alen agreed to without a
divifion. and the Report was ordered to be brought
tte on Wednefday.
Loan NILSON'S CIANT.

Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of
the Committee on this bill, and the Refolutions were
agreed to arm.
London, England, 1806-05-20

MISCILLLANIOUII lUSINI3&.

The farther ennfideratinn of the Report of the
Eleeion Treating Bill was poilponed till Midday.
The Confideration of the Petition of Chalmers and
Cowie was fixed for Friday.
The other Orders of the Day were then read.
Adjourned at halt pall twelve o'clock.
London, England, 1806-05-20

ADVICE.

WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN, eminent for
&ill and experience, offer their advice, and exert their abi-
lities for the cure of a few
,reisting Difeafes, they rife fuperior to
that prejudice which Is fo jolt's, excited againft the advertirsment•
of men,ignorant of the heft principles, and uneducated in the prat.
tiee of phySe. Marrs. CURRIE and Co regular Surgeons, fine.
timed by every privilege to pradlfee, and by the uniform fuccefo
which their mode of tee:wont for Venereal Complaints has hi.
therto been attended, continue with the fame affiduity to dircdt
theitlitudies to the cure of every (peeks of that baneful paha, as
well as the removal of thole diftreffing debilities and deficiencies.
which prevent, or embitter the matrimonial Rate. In the tats-.
logue of human infirmities, there are none more afilidting than
thole which are the unavoidable confequenee of an indulgence in
a certain deftrudlive habit. The unhappy (offerer broods over his
mistorte..tes, athawed to leek relief, until he is reduced to fuch a
Rate of mifery, as to render the opprellive. To facia perfots is
will be a confuting reflettion to know that they may stow, by a
new and infallible remedy, be reßoted to their former s.mß.to-
clonal Strength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated h
proceed.ng either from an excel of conjugal and ihiett pleafore, or
from • long refidence In hot etiolates, hard drinking, the injudi.
clomp ufe of Mercury, Inc Ike. are (paddy reltonsl to hei.:llanet
Strength.

It mutt be a felfevident propofition, that where the limn-gate
of intellcdival capacity is dlredied to the treatment Mad cure of a
few peculiar complaints, there Inuit be the greater certainty of
fuccefs ; and as a proof of this pofitinn their method of cure is fo
particularly expeditious, as will as fare. and fa evidently fuyerior
to the commoirpraalce, that in lonic (light cafes if inhaler, a
perfed relloradon is completed in the fbort period of roses
DAYS, and in t hole of t►e utmoft inveteracy, where other pradi-
timbers have falled,apropar perfererance in their plan of treat-
ment enforce to the patient a (ale, well grounded, and lafthig re-
eltablifhment. By an early application the patient will eccinetlit
danger and expense of a tedious attendance upon the is& • leapt-
rienced praditioner.

Mefft:s. CURRIE and CO. may be conlhked at their boufe.
No. toy, Hatton Garden , by patients of Litho; fax, w !tilt lie Ir. at-
Cit fccrecy,bonotir. and delicacy. LOUIS from tbe country are
requefted to hate panicclars of the cafe, poft paid, enclollog
bauknote,wbkh will be duly aofwcred.

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MR& TEMPLE'. NEW NOVEL.

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rERDINAND FITZORMOND; or. The FOOL
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friars= and to ho had of all Bookfcliers, and at all the Circulating
Libraries. Of whom may alto V had :
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FASHION. By THOMAS SKINNER SURE, (Author of
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Mr GODWIN lo Three Volumes, price t ys.
. A New Edition of CALEB WILLIAMS. By the fame
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.1.101.21LTY TAX HILL.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
moved the third reading of the Amendments in this

Mr.WlLßEßFOßCEfoggefled,that Alta wording
lin many ?epees wu ineorteB. It w 26 limed in tl.O
opening, that perfons having life dimes under sot.
Mould be totally exempt, but he faw no (itch e temp
Lion in the bill.

Mr. VANSITTART thought the claufe fufficicnt-
ly explicit.
The SPEAKER informed the Hon. Gentleman,
that the amendments moil he firg difpofed of, and
then it would be open to any Gentleman to introduce
any additional amendment or ciaufe..
I On the amend-r.ept about exemptions to labouring
I men or artifano, udder certain circomilinces,

Mr. SPENCER STANHOPE confhtered, that
this claufe would be a mere mockery on the perfo!.s
propofed to be relieved. It would be fomething like
the allowance on repairs, granted lan year, which
was only two Millings in a hundred pounds ; he ob-
ieeed to requiring certificates from all the mailers,
as proof.
Some farther converfation took place upon the
amendment in thisclaufe,which was finally agreed to.
Mr. ELLISON objeCted to the claufe for requir-
ing mailers to give returns of thofe in their employ,
1 who did nor refide in their houfe ; he ilated the num-
ber of agents that many perfons employ of whom
they have no knowledge, and for whom they ought
not to be refponfible.

Mr. VANS ITTA RT replied, that the Hon. Mem-
ber gave too large a fignification to the word employ.
—The perfons dv.st this churl would bring under
the Tax, were bankers' clerks, and perfons of that
defcription, who would other wife evade the payment
of the Tax.

The Amendments were then read and Faired.
Several new claufes were then brought up.
Mr. VANSITTART brought up a claufe for
making tome deduaion on that part of the property
of perfons under tgol. per annum, that is laid out in
premiums far infuriug their lives for the benefit of
their families.
Mr. WILBERFORCE thought, that perfons of
fuch fmall incomes could feldom give any thing fur
infurance.

The claufe was agreed to.
Mt. WILBERFORCE propafed a clink kr y;‘,..
ing tome abatements to perfcns rt moderate for-toots
having families. He wilhed to divide thole rerfons
into two CitifftS the first from tool. to 4ocl. per
annum; and the fecund from that to food. per ann.
This claufe was fopported by Mr. SPENCER
STANHOPE hnd Mr. HUDDLESTONE.
Mr. VANSITTART thought it was amen:try to
try the experiment of the Bill in the fimple (lupe i t
was now pt efented. He confidered, that it was the
dedations and modifications its the late A 8 that di.
minilhed 10 much of its proditeliveneirs, and which
canted it to be fo much evaded. He thought, if
there were abatements on account of children, it
Ihould be as much to the rich, witere children were
an expence and a burden, as to the poor, to whom
they were an advantage.

Sir H. MILDMAf fupported the clinic.
Mr. W. SMITH thought the dediOtion propofed
would be, to many perfons, an ohi,a ~f the greateft
importance. Suppofe a perfon, %%no h.td an income.
of 2col. per annum, and ten clalciscri, deduftion of
London, England, 1806-05-20

AUCTION of BOOKS and HOCIARTH'S PRINTS.

A CATALOGUE of rare and valuable Books
Ancient *ad • Modern, including the Library of Charles
Orway,ffi great variety of the molt &evened modern Works
entirely new' and fosse intereftins Manaferipts by the late Colo-
act fronfidr, the Property of Jolist Stockdalc. which will be fold by
Auttioo, by Mr. Stockdale, Jouior, at the New AuCtion Room,
No. :So, Piccadilly, oppofite Burrington Hoare. The Sale will
commence on Monday, the a6th initant, at twelve o'clock to a
minute, and continue the (even following days. Sunday excepted.
- - - -

To be •iewed two days preceding the Sale, and Catalogues,
price One Shilling, to be bad of Mr. Stock dale, Piccadilly; Mr.
Walker, Pateroolter.row ; and Media. Drillow and Cowtan, Can-
terbury.

This day was publithed,
in Two Volumes s saw. price zas in bowls,
The &cowl Edition, of

MEMOIRS of CHARLES MAURICE TAL.
LTA LEYRAND de PERIUORD, one of Bonaparte's Princi-
pal *treaties of State. Ns Grand Chamberlain and Grand Offi-
ow of the Legion of Honour. Es.Bif hop of Autun, Abbe of
Cents and of St. Dennis, /cc. 84c. Ott. Cnotaintng the Particulars
of his private and public Life, of his Intrigues iu Boudoirs as Well
os in Cabinets.
By the Author of " The Revolutionary Plutarch."

There Memoirs ranticrt fail to be interelting to all Readers
who take any intc•elt in the paging events, or in the public cha-
meters of the day."—And. Jacobin Rev. Sept. tilos.
Printed for John Murray, Nn. la. Fleet.flrect ; and Harding,
St. James's-lin-et.
Of whom may be had, by dictum Author, jult puhllfhod,
The FRSIALI REVOLUTIONARY PLUTARCH ; containing Bin.
raph,cal, Hiltorical, 3116 Revolutionary Sketches, Charaders,
said Anecdotes, &e LiallselliOsed with elegant Portraits of the
queen of France and Navarre, the Princefs of Lamballe, and Ma-
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London, England, 1806-05-20

SRITISII EUSIUM.

Mr. BANKES faid, thit in the two lafl Sefllons
of P4rliainenr, the Houle had excrcifed a very be-
coming liberality towards this national inflitution.
In confequence of this, confiderable additions had
been made to the buildings of the Mu(sum, and to
the antiquities depofited there. He therefore moved,
that a Committee be appointed to examine the Itate
of the buildings ere led for the reception of Egyptian
and other antiquities, and to report to the Wale on
the fame.—Agreed to.

TORTOLA FRVE TORT BILL.

On the motion of Lord TEMPLE, the Report on
the Tortola Ft-e Port Bill was then taken into far-
ther confide, ation.

Lnrd 1 EMPLE alerted, that the eifficulty at.
tending thu Bill, lay in afcertaining the precife quan-
tity of Sugar which fhnuld be allowed to be imported
from Tortola to this country. He had contidered

...5... —..,
London, England, 1806-05-20

LONDON.

TUESDAY, MAY 20.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT 014 F. O'CLOCK:
Contuls, for moneF, 6.-... it—for May 6o}—Oznalum sit
2xclacq. Sills. par a.. claL

Wc are lorry to hate that the Piedmontois French
(hip, of so guns, from Toulon with difpatches, was
going into the Cape of Good Hope, but being in-
fo-mcd by a Dane that it was in potreffion of the
Eugl fh, the proceeded for the Ifie of Fiance.

U.ord HENRY PETTY, lark night, propel-ex' • tax
upon private brewing, as a fubflitute fox the intended
tax upon iron, which it given up.

HAMBURGH MAILS.
Thole due on Wedncfday and Sunday arrived this
day. The contents of the former we anticipated ycf
terday. The following are the only articles by the
latter that deferve any notice.
Valuta, May 3.—The late embarraffments into
which the Court of Vienna has been thrown rela-
tively to the affairs of Dalmatia, appear to take a
pacific turn ; and it Teems beyond a doubt that the
Cabinet of Vienna has thought it proper to yield to
the nee-el:My of preferring peace. Thi. conjecture is
founded on the following circurnfianceb s. The
French column, which had made a movement in
advance, has halted, and the Auflrian prifoners have
continued their march. 2. The attendants and equi-
pages of the Elector of Wurtzburgh have fet out for
that City, and the Prince himfelf will follow imme-
diately. 3. The Commiffary Ghifiliero has been put
on his trial by a Council of War, and after each
fitting the protocol and interrogatory are communi
cated to the French Ambaffador.

It is Paid that the trial of the Prince d'Auerfperg
is ended, and that his fentence has been fent leafed to
St. Pete; (burgh, to be fubmitted to the Emperor, to
whom that compliment is conceived to be necefT4ry.
It is prefunted that this Sovereign will recommend a
pardon for him, which appears to be wifhed here, as
the Prince has in reality always been a loyal fubjeft.
The negotiations which had prolonged the nay of
General Andrecify here being at length terminated,
he Las taken leave of his Imperial Majelly, who has
prefented him with a gold box with his portrait, elii-
mated at 40,000 liv yes.

We are affured that M. de la Rochefoucault has
fixed, in the name of his Court, the gait of May, for
the lateß time when the Court of Vierna (hall take
its refolotion relatively to the affair of Cattaro. It is
probable that it will give way in every point, rather
than enter into a new contell with France.

ST. PITCRITIVICH, APRIL 26 —A great atlirity
is remarked in our Cabinet, and there are conferences
daily between our Minifters and the Englifh Amhal-
fadnr. It appears from the ha declaration of this
Plenipotentiary, that the change of Miniflry which
has lately taken place at London will only Ilrengthen
the gond tinderliandin!; between our Court and the
Cdh:net of St. JAmcs%.

Ow- Cabinet has refuted the mediation Nicked of
it to terminate amicably the cliff:ream fitbfiding be-
tween England and Pru het-Rule it fears to dif-
oblige one or other t. f ;bac two Co•:rts.
London, England, 1806-05-20

ar: intended to complete the arrotulpstat of the
Duchy of Berg.
Auassuac, A►RIL 3o.—The paling of carriages
belonging to the French army, through this city, has
been to brill( Since yellerday, that the report teems
confirmed, viz. that the French corps in Bavaria and
Suabia arc to march _towards Dalmatia to oppole the
Ruffian". To-day it is Armed, that even Marfhal
Ney, who has been for tome time near Memmingen,
is upon the point of returning into Bavaria, to form
a junction with Marfhal Souk, and then proceed to
Dalmatia. It is at lean certain, that the bifeuit ear•
ried from this city to Braun% is to be fent from that
pace to the French army in Dalmatia.
GeNoa, May s.—Several Neapolitan prifoners of
State, to the number of twenty-three, arrived at Turin
on the 26th of April. They are all going to Trene•
(belles, except one, viz, Mr. Scott, the Englifh Vice
Conful. It was at fiat intended that he Should re-
main at Turin, but it is now fettled that he is to take
up his refidence at Bitehe, in Alface.
London, England, 1806-05-20

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

HE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
T'
pained by the (imperial. masses of his ISSINCE of AN-
CHOVIES for Fah Satire has Induced many perfons to give the
fame name to an article entirely different.
JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the
Peak, to caution them aminfi fuck impofitions, u fevml people
travel the Empire, oecring Shopkeepers. Ike. an extto turmoil{ to
read the fmarious kind a:tryout pirticobrly reopened to alt for
BURGESS**, and to ohferve, none is genuine bet what have theft
words upon the John Emrich" mid Son's Original and 111.
perior Effesee of Asehorics."--Verehoufe, No. 107, Strand,
corner of the Savoy Seeps, London.

MAP OF THE UNITED KINGDOM.

MR. STOCKDALE refpeeifully informs the Sub-
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taco and Ireland, that the Firft Pan of that Great Work. Confin-
Ing or a complete Map of Scotland. win be ready for &livery oo
Majeftre Birth• Day price Two Oldness. The remaining
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forwardneft. The Subleriprion ftill continues open for the whole
work, at only Niue Guineas —PiceadWy, May 19,

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a. The Vain Cottager, or Hißory of Lucy Franklin. To which
are added, a few Hints to Young Women in Humble Life, on
the ledeomey sad Impropriety of Dress. Price le. or too 6d.
per dozen.
London, England, 1806-07-12

WEST INDIES.

A Mail has arrived from the Leeward Wands,
brought to Falmouth by the Duke of Montrofe p.c.
ken, Captain DVIII LT, in as days from Tortola.
By this conveyance we have received intelligence,
that on the 4th of June the French fhip Regulus, of
8o guns, arrived at Fort Royal, Martinique. This
is the fhip that did fo much snifchief, tome time ago,
to our trade on the African coat, whence the has now
gone to the Welt Indies.
The Regulus is now blockaded in Fort Royal by
Admiral COCHRAN{ in the NORTII U
arrived off that harbour on the day after the entered it.
His Nl:jelly's fhip AGA 111 NMOII. Capt. Sir EDWARD
BURY, and the CARTITORT frigate and DOLPHIN
armed (hip, were expefted to leave Tortola on the
20(11 June with the convoy for England.
No Ids than 37 fail of French privateers left Gua.
daloupe and Martinique in the months of May and
June, to cruize to the northward, in hopes of inter-
cepting the homeward bound convoy.
The Packet was fo fortunate as to capture, •Iff Do.
minica, after an a/lion of an hour and three quarters,
the French National fchoontr Imperial, which the
catried into one of our ports. In lat :3. :5. long.
65. the was chafed by three French privateers, but
efcaped by fuperior
A letter from Antigua of the a nth June Rates,
that the wad blockaded et Martinique, iv fuppofed
to be one of the fqnaciron with Jaaora B4IIIAPARTi,
reported to be on the Cayenne coat. on its way to
the Well Indies. We are rather inclined to believe,
that the :hip blockaded is the Regulus..
Letters from the Well Indies (peak of &ewe dif•
contents of rather a formidable defcription, which
IZV.:ll4lll,llmtheeerl.ibultiv of....ol3adaloope:nd Martinique.
- have been airehended, wbo had

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rliflingniffsed themrclvei in the affair, and have bek
or are to be; fent hoc. to France. They are all of,
the democratic leaven, And will probably capetience
little of Imperial clemen:7l..