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London, England, 1806-01-16

iimmommiNIIMIIMEMMEIIIII

LuNEWIMOK .
Refpeding all the rumours concyning the difpofal
of the foreign troops in Hanover, it may be proper
to remark once, for all, that the ilyrkdifh atm h by
r' means included in any art t 'yet made.--
There forces, theiefore, mull net blt essanded
the others, becan ft they are'underhood as being under
the Immediate comManduf their aim Soireretgo.

HANOVER. TAN. f., • •
On the apth of December the Ruffian Imperial Ge•
neral Count Toßtoy returned to Nieuburg. He had
a conference with the Pruffiao General Kalreath, at
Minden► and not at Herforden, as 'reported. The
Engliffi troops. hitherto in the Offenburgh diftrift,
have retrograded, and partly arrived at Bremen.
Some French Officers have arrived here. if NSW,
to obtain prorifions for the garrifon of Hameln. The
heavy artillery of the German Legion his beta
brought back from the vicinity of Hameln.

INSPRUCK. DEC sj.
Travellin from Italy bring the iocelligenee, that
Rome it DI 'polka:on of the Englilk and the RuSans.
sad that%nog other pobfic buildings, they have
taken potion of the Palace that was occupied by
Leeks Basapane.

VERONA, DEC. In
At knob die city of Venice is in the partition of
die heath. The Viceroy of Italy is now upon his
way has Molina to Venice.

lIRLII4. JAIL *
Sim the mint of Count Hayrides, the late con-
ferences are more frequent than pet. What pro.
petals the French Emperor has made to this Mintfier
is hitherto known but to few. Ceilione, however,
are Wiled of. and * very nenfiderable ;wreak of the
Prufnus territory. The Doke of Bronfwick is fiill
here.—.A.nother kwer obferves, Never was more
salsify ie our Cabinet than fine, the return of Count
Hangwits. Every day this Minifler is clofeted fermi
bruits with his Majefty. Public expeastion is upon
tiptoes though, till the refute is known, the country
will report its foil confidence in the wifdom of it.
Father and its Sovereign, and the formidable &comb
of titans,.
London, England, 1806-12-02

trecy,and (afar.

/ • RITZ OVATED ItlALTfft '
IT ha, bees too frequestly the 614611 total&
general reprobatlne. Gut see deftitate of, the
the medical art, have offered themfelvel as' Milidaditertr*
patrocage in the pelicans et phyfie. thesnlapoit bf Oleg
jultiee to the refult of our Rudies and caperi Ind 4a,M*lflfßa
us ft= being culled among Rica empiric* e Impudent OH,-
temenos have, anfonutrately far faddy, hose sew fteoessilpell•
shed, we beg leave to fubtnit to the liberal mil caligliteemde
falthfol ttatement of our pnrilas and acqulremeets:*After
received a regular medical education as themapills &ken Geis-
dal and Masud, whole kdturas and praiticeyp cemsfully attain
ded, as profeffors and formals of the London traßstat, we entered
ourfelves aa Rodents in that Maly celebrated *libel for medical
acquirement. the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were infirm-
ta In the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory sad
pradtice of Phyfic. Chant/try, hilidwftery, &tasty, &c. Sc. by
thole eminent profellom, Drs. Moore, Gregory, Black, Hamilton.
Duncan and Rutherford. We truß we (ball not be deemed pre-
famptuous in laying that ear proficiency and acquirements ate not
inconfiderable. Having fora long (erica of years made aenennli.o
complaints, and the various elides of DEBILITY, the partieshir
object of our Rodin and practice, k will, we hope, be Mama
that we have acquired foperior knowledge of their triMeneet
and care. In Right and recent cafes of titration, a perfedl re.
eftabliihment is completed In the limit period of two dem; sad,
In thole of the tamed inveteracy, where other peaettilossew have
failed of fuccefs, a proper perfeverance in our plan of treatnerfit,
allures to the patient a Cafe and radical cure.
Anna the melancholy variety of iliforders which ore the-effeitis
of a habit long and molt unhappily purfiied by the youth of both
tea,,, there are none more alarming or more siift rain than
deficiencies and deblUtiso witch frequently prey. rat se i
the matrimonial hate. To Each peifois k mon he • coniollep re-
flection to know that they may now, by a Dew and lutaltlble Wok
of treatment, he reßored to that ;iresteft of all human Maws. a
(teeny, manly, and vigorous eoultitution. In all cafes of debility,
from whatever cask aridtrg aa well as is every [peck.% of vene-
real Wreaks, we may be eonfalted by patteuts of either Se wida
the greateftkereey ant Mawr, Hoer, of confulsatlen et hew
from ten to three, nod from Os in she evenl•lt at= at night.
Patients In the country are requelten to Rate the partteadarant
their cafe, age, and general habit at living, die. &c inelsang •
remittance for advice and medicines, when the time will begivets
or tent to any part of the kingdom. To enfure that facer fc af-
fential to our undertaking, the pottage of letters may be Medea
the account fur medicines. CURRIE and Co. SUINCOn
NOVerol4, 56, Ito& let. it?, Banton Gardena

LONDON: Primed and pi:battled by LEVEL KENT, (of O.
tabary•llac Lambetb), at the Stiaa Orme, No. X. Cllllll7.
Atm rubllthed AEG at the gram Uretoe. Tapplopar.

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London, England, 1806-12-05

THE arongeß proof of the fuperiority of VER.
IDENAUEPs ONLY GENUINE RUSSIA OIL is, that the
erft Nobility in England have, Eoze its introdoetion Into this
country, given preference to the ufe of It, and all declare it not to
be equalled, either for the growth of Hair, unerring It on parts
Which have for a length of time been bald, and preventing it from
falling off, or becoming grey. If sired In litia of ponsatum, which
the Proyrietormon corm-illy recommends, beeriest& deb fragrance
—it will afford, even when the hair has been thin fur yews, the coo.
(rimers ruck proof of its efficacy. as will not only furprifc, but
oftenins arm. In truth. not any bfeqoal to It.
Said whokfale by the Pi oprietor,Mr. Crawrour, No. 46, Strand, .
London ; and email, by his appointment, by Mr. Oxley, chagrin,
No. 21, Tavatock-Arect, Covent Geeslin ; Mr. Parking, Royal
Medicine Warehonfe, No. 414. Tavillock-row, Covent Garden,
Edda and Co. Perfumer!, No 30, Haymarket; Mr. Loriot, Per-
fumer, dec. No. 6. , New liond.iir...et ; and Mr. Low, Perfumer,
Urury•lane . Mr. Ceyer, 6s, Conduit; Mr Jones. Performer, No. a,
Fcnicri Kermit t and hake. Chenille, No 33, St jamea's-fireett
Mr. Aangwine.. Perfumer, No. 311, Strand; Mr. Blackman, Oil
and Colourrnan, No 362,0xf0n1. Meet; Mere* Hazen and Webb,
No. 86, New Surrvy-fireet, Blackfriarso; and Colefworthy and
may, Chemins, 250. 144, Whitechapel ; Mr. Mmealf, No. 54,
Holboto.biU ; Mr. Newbury, comer of St. attl's Churchyard;
and by a Principal Perfumer, ike. in the prlnemal Market Towne
throughout the-United Khigdorn Price only ss. each, or une bat-
tle containing Sew Man bottks, at one guinea.
The Public will be cautious to alit for Verdenand's Rolla Oil,
figned by Mr. Crawcour, No. 46, Strand, Loudest. To csuatar•
fat which Is felony.
London, England, 1806-01-11

BOULOONE, DEC. ap

A fecond Englilb expedition, which left the
Downs on the roth, has been defeated by the tem-
peftuous weather—feveral veffels have been thrown
upon our coon, Tome of which have periffiesj. Two
only have hitherto been faveil, namely the brig
Jenny, having on board four officers, one hundred
and twelve foldiers, twelve women, fix children and
eleven tailors—and the tranfport Ariadne, of 400
tons, mounted with 16 guns, and having on board
twenty-fix tailors, one colonel, one lieutenant colonel,
eleven officers, three hundred foldiers, twenty wo-
men, and twelve children. The brig was taken to
the call of Gravelinet, and the Ariadne near Calais.
From Calais the brig Atalante was Peen to go down
at tea. She was of 340 tons, was mounted with Is
guns, and had on board twentrtight boric foldiers,
thirty-four hones, and twelve tailors. Four tailors
from this brig got into a boat to come hither to im-
plore affiftance. The boat was loft, but two of the
tailors efcaped.
London, England, 1806-01-11

FINSBURY SQUARE ACADEMY

MI open afterthe prafent Vacation on Monday the ayth inft.
THIS ACADEMY k chittly adapted for finilhing
the Education of Young Gentlemen in Commve.al
and Mathematical Learning. It Is peculiarly calculated tor fuels
as have been brought up at the public Schools, nr minx Claflinl
Seminaries, and who with to be expeditioufly qualified fur Fo-
reign or Danwitic Tradcothe Public Ofices,the Navy, or the Ser•
vice of the Ealt India Company.
*1 here arc be:engine to this eftablilbment three commodious
Schools detached Irons the dwelling.huule, and appelpriated to
different departnunte of Study.
There is alto no 0134:RVATORY, with an accurate and ci-
te/dive Apparatus, intended to give to Studel is In Aftrunnmy
and Navigation a pradtkal Knowledge of thole ofeful Sciences.
London, England, 1806-01-11

CRAVELINEB, DEC. i 6.

The day before yefierday, at five in the morning,
the Eng brig- travfport. Jenny, No. 365, Captain
Peterfon, of t 74 tons burthen, was thrown by the
norm on the Ihore at Gravelines. The National
Guards went down to the veffel, on board which
were eleven (cameo, one hundred and fifteen men of
the 3oth regiment, including four officers, and twelve
wives of non-commiflioned officers and fiddlers, and
fix yonng children, one of which was born the even-
ing before at lea. They were all condueed withtheir
(fleas to one of the barracks, where they were guard.
ed by the Bourgeois. I'hefe prifoners of war left ns
to-day. They have all terrified their gratitude for
the proteaion they experienced.
London, England, 1806-01-11

RATISBON, DEC. 23.

The Arch•Chanrellor of the Empire is incited to.
Munich; he will fet• out as loon as he hear; of the
Emperor NaFoleon's.arrival there.

BAYREUTH, DEC. lE.

The tronp3 of the Salon Eleanrate, which had
approached our vicinity, have received orders to re
turn to Drefden. The camp-ovens AM), near Ea,
have broke up from that place.
London, England, 1806-01-11

FRANKFORT, DEC. :3.

The army of General Augereau, which is ap-
proaching towards Frankfort, makes forced marches
of eight to ten hours every day : it is eitimated at
fizteen to twenty thoufand men. Its detuination is
not known, but it is fuppofed to be intended apinn
Hanover.
London, England, 1806-10-08

PUBLIC ADVANTAGE.

I'HE advantage the Piihlic mut* always derive
from regularly educated profeffional men direding duce
redid/rely their doilies to one (metes of malady. was never more
clearly dentonitrated that. by the unrxampled fuecefs which has
attended the admlnftratlon of their New Remedy, and the cites-
ordintry Cures it has performed. For a long reties of years
Melir• CURRIE and Co Surgeons, formerly in his Majclty's
Service, have made the VENEAKAL DISEASE the particular
oiled of their inveitigation, and see happy In having dlkoverell
a Medicine impeder to Mercury In the cure of that complaint; Ir
is fiallicient to obferve in pralfe of this New Remedy, that its died*
are diametrically oppoilte to thofe of Mercury, foe though it com-
pletely eradicates every Tatty of the Virus In Its molt coofirme4
Rages, yet It does not in the Wait injure the conititutiun On the
contrary it renovates the fyltem in all its natural (maims, pro-
motes appetite, and facilitates dietitian. Thus inftead of reduclog
a arm, and vigorous eonßitution to the frightful condition that
Mercury does,it not only preferves that runititutlon in Its primi-
tive (late, but refto!ea a et esk and debilitated one to itv natural
Rrength and 'is.... hiumbeckaindances are on recent recard
of the fuperlor efficacy of this Medicine. itTlnitifeerenaweetwe
virtues ading as a perpetual corradtive to bodily Debility, whe-
ther proceeding from the pernidous habit., of dekded youth, or
the exceffes of Maturity—imprudencies which oftel embitter the
marrimoold Rate. *1 hi unhappy futfarerbroods over his misfortunes,
aßraosed to reek relief, refit he is reduced to fuck a Rate o. weak-
nefs as to render life oppreftive. Td fdeb perfon• at muff be a con-
Wing refledlon to know that they may Dew by a new and infalli-
ble mode of treatmeot he reitored to Mat greatett of all human
bid:Dogs, a itrong, manly, and vigorous conititution.
In all cafes of Debility and I/Arleney from whatevereauce aril
Mg, as well as In every fpecies of Venereal Inteetion, Mersa.
Currie and Co. may be confulted by Patients of either Set with
the gmtell fecrecy at:d honour, at their houfe, No. aoi, Henson
Garden.-.-Letters (port paid) enclofing a bank note, will be duly
anfwere, and the tweed:TT Medicine and advice feat to any part
of the kiamSoen.
N. R. Mak, Gentlemen of the tint rdpedabillty who have ex-
perienced the benefit of this new Medicine. have particularly da-
llied that a reference may be given to them to faddy the Wad of
dalperfon of the real utility of this truly intportaas dikovery.
10.
soy, Hatton Garden.
OWDOW relined sad pubilitiod by LRVILKIENT, (of Cat-,
teatury-them Lard eth), at the Brae 0171 Ct, No. t. Carel
RMS. Mihail alto at tSe litres Orrice. Tctutale-iter
London, England, 1806-09-12

LANE;

1

CORN EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBER is.
The fupplies of Wheat here are fhort„ with fesli
further arrivals, and but little of bell quality which
fupports its price, and few buyers of other &Naples— •
There is hardly any Barley at hand ; and Malt isjull
as dear—Bean, of both forts fuppnrt its-4 prices—
There are tolerable fupplies of Oats, mnilly of infe-
rior quali.y, and prime famples are higher—Flour.
without alterati3n; fine American on Wednefday
and to-day fetches 475. per barrel.
CUSIZMCV Al UNDri
Wheat. sEs pa. Ma per v. Grey Peak 40$ aped
Fine Ditto. SS. pa of Beans, 444501
Rye, (new) 44i 481 04 Tick Ditto 38 441. od
Sality,43. 484 ad Oats, 213 V. 323.
Malt, 724 78. of Poland ditto 14 36' 6d
Wbite Peafc.6Ba 74, Dd Rape Seed. 271. 3d.
Allt BOW 634 t3O 704. Seconds 6os to 6s. per lad&
London, England, 1806-10-01

&c. Ike. &c:

The todreft Prizes are Twit terw,ooll2o. and no bled GO-
czar t►o Firtt-drawnl saga, entitled to TEN THOUSAND
POUNDS.
Tickets and Shore, are on Sale by RICHARDSON, 000 D
LUCK and Co. Stock broken, Corbal, and Charaig Crofs.

TWO HUNDRED and THIRTEEN CA PI.
TM. PRIZES, from 30,0c01. to soak have been Shared,
Sold, and Regiftered, at the Old RaabMed State Lottery Offices
of HORNSBY and CO No. ad, Cornhill, 24.55, Charing Crou,
and St. Margaret's Hill. Borough.
Tickets and Shares for the prefent State Lottery, which begins
Drawing the i3th OCTOBER., (and Is the only Lottery to be
Drawn this Year,) are now salting at HORNSBY and Co.'s, in
great Variety, and on the low& Terms. The firft.drawn Ticket
Is entitled to zo,cool. and all the other Capital Prizes are afloat,
fb Ibattht Chance of obtaining them is as likely to hippo:non the
frit Day of Drawing as on any other; as fuel it is greatly in Favour
of thnfe who purehafe Tickets and Shares, before the Drawing
convalesces.

Orden by Pert, or Cartier, executed prreetfcly • the fare
terms as 1, prefect.
London, England, 1806-03-15

PA.RLIAMENTART PRuCEEDIivO.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MARCH 14.
• The /Whop of OSSORY took the oaths and his fat, u one of
The Infia Reprefentative Prelate..
Counted were finally heard refpedling the Scots Appeal eagle
Howie .. Merry, paupers. viz. the Hon. Mr. Abercr.imby, as
fecund Connie.' for the Appellant; and Melina Adam and Heiner
for the Rafpondent. Mr. Noland was thortly bard in reply.
After which...—
The LORD CHANCELLOR moved to adjourn the farther
onnideration of the cafe till Monday.—Ordered accordingly.
Crawfurd ...Coutes refpcet to this Appeal Cade, the
farther confideration of it being refunied—
Lord ELDON role, and delivered tome farther 'era' opinions
noon the cafe and concluded by moving. as the elceilion of their
Lordthips, a refulution of lame Icrph. the purport of which was of
• mixed nature, tending panty to affirm, panty to reverfe, and
partly to remit, the decree of the Seats Court, for limber coon-
&ration.
Mr. Atcoci, from the Trcafury, precnted an Account of the
Diftritution of the Public Monica, lot the year ending sth of la.
Pussy laft, which was ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up from the Commons the Eng.
Lib and kith Supr Drawback Eats, sad the Woollen Manufac-
tures anipenfion Bill. Several private Bills were elf.) brought
up, and all read a Ortt time.
Lord STANHOPE (aid. that in confrquence of the abfenre of
the Lord Chief joßke of the Court of King's Bench. he Thould
move to poltpone the Committee on his Bill fur the ilikovery of
truth, until Monday —The motion was put and agreed to.
Lord HOLLAND moved, that the Declaratory Bill be printed.
Ordered-71s Houle at fix o'clock adjourned till Monday.
London, England, 1806-09-24

B AN KRUP rcT.

• ..... _ _ _ _
Hodes i. the Town of Dock foe Sala, with immediate poirelfion,
By order of the Affignecs of Frauds Drake, a Bankrupt.
1.0 Br. SOLD,
For the RcCidne and Remainder of two central Terms of go Years,
defensible/it on the deaths of three good Lives, with a perm:-
, tual right of renewal, on payment of an eery Fine,
ALL that Mcirtiage or Dwelling. Hook and Pre-
sages, with the very large commodious an.! estenfive Lofts,
Stores, and bakelsoufes behind the bane ; four capital Oven*,
Fixtures, and Appurtenances thinato belonging, w,ll adapted fee
the carrying on of any Trade where room is required. *nate, lying,
and being No. so, in Pembroke tract, in the Town of Desk, in
the county of Devon, Dec in the occupation of the laid Francis
Drake.
Alto to be Sold, for the refidue and remainder of a term ors"
years, determinable on the dca ha of two good Lives, all that
Tenement or Uwelling.houfe, Mums, lying, and being at the butt
of the Premifes, N. 40, in Pembroke-hurter, and late ILKo in the
occupation of the kid Franei s Drape.
Alto to be Said for the remainder of a Tam of no years, de-
terminable on the deaths of two goal Lives, alt that Mama or
Dwelling-bourse:ld Premifes,witli the Fixtures and Ammoniates
thereto belongiug. Stunts, lying and being Nri.4l, in Pembroke-
Brett, in the 1.0 Dock aforefaid, and next adjoiniog the above-
tuendoned Premike, late alto io the occupation of tits fald:Fruartio
Drake.
Far which comae a Puldie Survey will be held at the bottle of
Mrs. Sarah M'Laren, the Prince Witham i leery Hotel, In Oahe-
Brost, Dock, as Monday rice tett day of September Jeanie, by
Si o'clock in the evening.
For viewing the refpective Premilre, awl other particulars, up.
piiiradon may be made at the IlifiCC at Mr. RAMC Baas, 110.014 W,
1 St ObTn erect, Dock,—Datsili:ptcnxbir 47, OW.
London, England, 1806-01-18

SCOrrs LILAC BLOOM AND PINK DYE.

- -
TO Colour Silk Stockings—the ern of there gives
the Bloffom Hue, fo much admired by many in New Silk
Stockings; it alto dyes Silk, Linen, Muflin,Titfeny, Gaufroka the
Moen purple, Lilac, and Violet, &c. of various tints, at picafure,
id s tolerable Marine Colour.
Likcwife, Score's Ptna Dv t, pnleffing the like qualities,
equally beautiful and approved. Price 21. 64. cash Packet, with
printed Inn tuitions.
Scat's Liquid True Blue, Nankeen Dye, Durable ink to mark
Linen with s Pen that will not dißharge.Superbne Prepared Wa-
ter Colon", and all nevellaries for Drawing and Colouring, Pre.
pared and Sold Wholefale and Retail, at his Manufaelory. No.
417,near BalfordAreet, In the Strand, London, and by nsoft
(reelable Venders of Bottle Articles in the Britifh Dominion..
Be attentive—the Proprietor's name is marked on the ()Wide of
every Packet, twat other Is Genuine.
London, England, 1806-01-20

MACAU AUGUSTA.

Her Royal Highotftwore a white crape pettieoat,riehly embroil-
tiered with gold, oak anal acorn border at the bottom, with acorn
affeta. Ou the tight lide, two draperlea of gold net, with oak
• at.orn bunches embroldered round each. On the kit, theft
.tracery of the fame, cu point. The whole drawn op with large
• t acorn taffeta and cords. Body and train gorge de I•igeoo and
!.I. ornamented with rick gold binge, embroitkzed 11.ers tops.
L loops formed of Bolen acorns.
London, England, 1806-01-20

CURIOUS AND INTERESTING.
This day wa. publiihed, price 35.
la one volume odavo ,of Dear 300 pages, with an elegant Portrait
of the Author, a New Edition (with Additions) of
A GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or, ADVICE to
both SEXES in a variety of Complaints:
Explaining the molt ftmple and efficacious remedies for thofe
cafes which are treated on under the following heads, viz.
Abortion, Addref. to the (MSc: Incubus, or night mare
Addrefs to Parents,StGuardians Irregularity about the turn ofkf
Advice to nervous Patients Leprofy, Lime water,
Atr, Appetite, Althma Loyal:tiff offpirits, Love
Barren, women, Baihfulnefs Maids of a weakly conftitittion
Bathing, oblervations on Man, IVlenfe.,
Birth, particulars relating to Memory, lots or defeat of
Body, unfavourable pofturc of Mind, difeafas of
Bowels, Bubo, Mothers, their duty
Pitmans, or Green Sicknek Nerves, weak
Child bearing, Child birth, Obfeene convmfation,banefel
Cbordee, Cancers, Clap, Culd effects of
Confumption, Conception Parents and Guardians
Cure for Nervous difeafes addrefs to
Dancing, Daily etereifes Parapbytnofis
Dejeetion Raisins, or confumptim
Deficiency of natural ftrength Phymofis, Pregnancy
Difference between Venereal Quick digeition
fymptoms and thofe often Rhaimatifin
miftaken for them Riding on he:tieback
Digeftion, Dreams Riding early
Exereife Scurvy, Scrotal,
Female complaints, Fits Suppreffion of the menfes
Flannel, lswoonings
Flatulence or wind complaints Symptoms of Pregnancy
Fluor Album, or whites Tea, Temperance, Timidity
Girls, Gonorrhoea. Gout Turn of life
Gouty (paints in the ftemach Ulcers In the throat
Great fehools Vemery, ezeeffive, & fecret
Heavy (uppers Venereal difeaks. Virgins
Hereditary difeafes, Voyages by fa, Walking
Heart bum Water, Weaknefs, Wind
Hypochondriac complaints Windy liquors, Wine.
Hyfterk affections Wumen's milk, Women
Immoderate evacuation Youth
Internal finking
By S. SOLOMON, M. D.
Every melon, young and old, fhould purchafe this honk, there
being fearoely any individual who i. not intereited In false part of
it. In particular it Is recommended to young men and boys ;13
an early attention ro the latter nay ferve to guard them from •
fatal rock on whkh tboufands have kilt. and be the means of pre-
re wing their bodies from dikafe, and alto their fouls, their minds,
and all their facultii II from dent notion. _

London : Printed fnr the Author, and fold by H. D. Symonds.
Paternofler•row, and Mrs Mathews, Strand; Dugdale, Dublin ;
Baxter. Fdi,hnrph ; H .Iy, Cork ; Magee, Beltaft ; and by all other
nonkfcllers and Printers of Provincial Nevripapers In the United
Kingduin,price 35 only, kliverod free of canfage.
London, England, 1806-01-20

HAMBURGN MAILS.

HAMBURGH, JANUARY
On the 4th inn.. twenty Engliat traufpnrts arrived
in the Elbe, without troops, from England. A con.
Sderable number of the fame defcriptinn of verfels
were before in that river, with about ten veals of
war at its entrance.

.si

BERLIN, JANUARY 4.
Lord HARRnWRY will fet cut very loon upon his
return to Lnigland. His Lordihip has been much
indifpofed !Vet Mice he arrived here. Prince Ferdi-
nand. of Pruflla, gave a fplendid ball on the a9th tilt
to the Grand Duke Coaltantine.
London, England, 1806-01-20

#60.11444614,4117•111P r leasuossam.

1)OBINSON and HOLMES, Peruke-makers to
His Novel Mimes the Prince of Wales and the Theatre-
!lewd, 'omat-Ciarden emit repetifully acquaint the Nobility
tiodGentry, that their Patent Peruke. are fn eteetent an imita-
tion of nature as oat to be difeovered Torn it. They poirefs fetch
convenience and tale as makes them uniawfally admired and
adapted by perfons of the grit rank and (Anon. tan only be had
at Mn. 1, Frei-Rent, Strand ; and, by appointmout. at ME D.
Itebertilkes. IPrince's.ftrnee. Edinburgh. Some other Perukes id-
viatiltd as Patera, are not only a grate imporition on the Prate,
bet an anhandfome effort to injure the above Pala:nem whip bold-
ly after, that their Patent is the only one ever granted. wherein
the appearance of Nature was the objett of the Inventors.
Printed dire bons formeaftuing Gentlemen refilling at a (Maus
Way be had as above. A reference for payment lo Lando/. is a •
pip ted with Country orders.
London, England, 1806-01-20

PARIS, JAN. S.

His Imperial Majefly arrived at Munich on the
3111 of December.
The Rochefort fqnadron, whole return to port we
have already announced, was Went from the Ifle of
Aix 161 days; it kept the fea 148 days.—lt took the
Englifh cutter Ranger, of s 6 guns; the Maryland.
from Guernfey, bound to Newfoundland; the Dove
cutter, bound to Gibraltar ; the brig Phcebus, from
Gibraltar to Grenada ; part of the Newfoundland
convoy ; part of the Leeward Ifland homeward-
bound fleets; the Calcutta, of 5o guns; part of the
convoy defined for the coati of Africa, and a great
number tingle fhips.—Twenty-three prizes were
fold well at Tenerife.-800 Englilh were taken
prifoners. French Funds 6o 3-sths..
London, England, 1806-10-06

YOUR FARMS,
BETWFBN ROCHKSTER AND GRAVESEND.
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. _
By Mr. ABBOT,
At Carmen's, London, on Tuefday, Odtober 14, at twelve
o'clock, in Four lots,
ACnmpait, Valuable, and Improveable Freehhld
ESTATE, in the Parithrs of Caliag, elite. Halftow, and
FriendOsury, one mile from the Thames, to vrhkk there is a Creek
miles from Cravcfend--aand four from Roehcfter. Cont.
riling upwards of One Thoufand Acres of Anhle, Meadow. and
Pafture l and, a Chalk Pit, fuhßantial Farm Houfes, Brick Barn
and all requilke Farm Buildings; kilo relpeetahla Tenants cid. fly
too Leaks that will expire In 4or bye years. 'The prcknt annual
produce at old low inadequate Rents. Alto One Thud Part of
She Manor of Cooling.
To be viewed on application to the Tenants, of whom parties,
ars may be had. and at the following Inns: Fountain Canterbury;
Rote, Sittingh, one; Srar, Maidftone ; Mitre, Chatham; Kings
Head. Rnehrider ; ; White 1-I,,tt, Graytlend;
Bull, Dartford ; and at Garraway's Coin.houfe. London; alio of
Mr. William Abbott, No. 23, Shepherd's blarktt, Piccadilly:
and of Mr. Lewis, Kine's Bench Walks, Tonpk, where the
Plans may be leen.
London, England, 1806-10-06

FRANCE.

PARIS, SEPT. ss.
Their Majellies fct out this morning for Mayence;
they fleep this night at Chalons on the Marne. The
ladies who accompany her Majelly are M. M. la
Rochefoucauld, de Turenne, d'Ardberg, and Mor-
temart.

His Excellency the Secretary of State will follow
his MAjelly this day.
It is believed that hi, Highnefs the Prince of Be-
nevento, Minder for Foreign Affairs, will fet out to•
morrow.
The indifpofit ion of Lord Lauderdale having ren-
dered it neceffary for him to go to the country for a
few days, General Junot, Governor of Pdllit, has
offered him his houfe.

Matfkal Lamm', General Clarke, and moll of the
General Officers •ho were at Paris, base fet out for
the Grand Army.
London, England, 1806-10-06

--rAylies—iiiii-iorifp; Art

TILMISLATION Of • W LITTER FROM •. I. S•
Y. DaTED FARIS, SEPT. 23, ACCARDINO TO THV
WESTERN C•LCUL•TION, TO E. P. E. EEO,. LONDON.

Rejoice with me, my dear brother, in that deli-
verance, which, after a lapfc of fo many ages, is at
length wrought out for us. The bondage of Ifrael
is terminated ; the (hackles are burg afunder. A
mighty deliverer bath appeared in fplendour, and
aretched forth a powerful arm to miniller to our
glory ! The great Emperor and King, a chofen
fcyon of the flock of Ifrael, bath planned our refit).
ration to the land of our fathers. You have
doubtlefs heard the glad tidings I But few, except
the faithful, knew that our auguß Emperor and
King was of the Royal Seed of David. This, our
glorious Prince, who defpifcth All forms, and fetteth
at nought all human rule, of allion, bath now permitted
us to publi(h, and proclaim in the Gentiles ; and de
dire his genealogy, which is as follows :—Frcm
• David to Napol, he reckons nine generations—from
Napol to Jofeph, t7—from Juleph to Jerome, 23—
from Jerome to Lazar, 6—and from Lazar to Na.
poi, who was diainguifhed in our holy tongue by the
cabaliflic epithet of Ben ab har, i. e the Son of the
Father of the Mountain, in alltifion to .!;on. Now it
came to pals that Napol Benabitar, after the difper-
!ion of our nation, went an ftjourned in one of
the ifles of the Gentiles, where, in compliance with
the prejudices of the inhabitant,, told to conceal his
Royal defcent, he Italianifed Betiabhar into Buono-
parte !

From him, is our Emperor and King alercended—
of this, doth he now make his boati, and hath called
us together, to pr-ve his high defcent, and rellore
Sian. And he bath alto vouchfafed to inform us that
the great 7 alleyrand is no lets a perfonage than the
sage Ahuopbel, refulcitated, to regulate the w by
his Counfels ; who hath, in his turn, made known
unto us, that the Emperor and King, wilt his whole
Court, will, in grand gala, in pretence of the Em.
pref, , and Q2eens, and all the Princeffes of his augufl
Houle, fubmit to the operation eqiined by our holy
law : And moreover he bath commanded the Pope
and Carcrusalr, in Aid conclave, together with all the
King, of hit creation, to fubmit to a curtailment, which
will (ecure to us a complete triumph over the uncir-
cumcifed !
London, England, 1806-10-06

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 6.
PRICE OF STDCKS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK:
Coeds, mosey, 6sj—seroont 64....0medum 6f.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
Dank Stock (hilt India Bonds to sa. Sit.
3 per Cent. Red. Ann. Rua Imp. 3 per Cent.
3 per Cent. Conf. 621 63 621 i Imp. Ann. S 7•:64
4 per Cent. that Each. HIM, par 25
3 per Cent. Navy sty* Ornnium 7 press
Long Ann. (hut I Enshil, Tickets ssiL 176
Short Ann. rout I Cant for acc 63 •
Doman, OCT. I.
3 per Can. Gov. Deb. 931 Ditto 34 per Cent 7r..1}.
Exchangc--Dublin ea London, tot tt.

The PRINCESS ELIERISITN packet, with a Mail
from Lilian!), it arrived at Falmouth : the failed on
the 19th ult. The letters Mill be delivered to morrow.
By this conveyance. a Mail has been re:eived from
Malta.

The Tovrasitamt) packet, reported to be captured,
arrived at Litbon on the 17th ult.

The tranfports, with the 4oth Regiment on board,
for Buenos Ayres, have dropped down to Plymouth
Sound, on their voyage. They are to be accompa.
nied by the RISISTAIICB, of 38 guns.
The NCREIDI frigate, Captain Cour!. ; and the
'rum frigate, Captain Su , will fail (portly
for Buenos Ayres.

The London Gazette of Saturday has furnifried
us with the particulars of the capture of the five
French frigates. The return of the numbers of psi.
toners takcn in thefe (hips has not yet been made. It
is thought the number of troops on board is about
1600, befides the regular crews. The only (hips
engaged were the MONARCH, CINTAVR, and MARS.
An Officer who was in the anion Rates the following
particulars :

The enemy was dicenvered at twelve o'clock on the
night of the 24th. The chase was directly before
the wind ; the Mars, Capt.Lu IN, fucceeded in bring-
ing the Irotrartnanta to at half pall ten A. M. ;
the made a flight refinance, having fired two broad-
fides only. The French Commodore, M. &Lam, in
the GLoitt, fupported by l'Aamtua and Minter,'
defended themfelves for two hours againa the Mo-
MARCH, and even for fome time after the CINTAUR
got up. Two of them then nruck, and the French
Commodore in the Gimes made off. The MARS
having (mired her &ft frigate, made fail after
and fortunately fucceeded in capturing her after a
fmart refinance. The GLotßi hulled the MARS eight
or ten times, and cut her singing a good deal; but,
what was as fortunate as remarkable, killed none of
her men.

There was a report on Saturday evening that an
engagement had taken place between the French
and Pruffrans, in which the former had been defeated.
We can, however, siTert that no Inch accounts have
yet been received : we may loon esped, however, to
hear of Aetna! hofhlities.
A velrel has Arrived trom Embden, after a lhort
pafrAge ; but no intelligence of a deciftve nature has
been yet received from the Continent. The critical
lunation in which A frAirs were left by the latch Ac-
counts from germany, naturally excitcs the livelieft
interell. Rumours of ovory kind, therefore, caftly
'OE4* >4 f4Yolluibil Merton.
London, England, 1806-09-23

HAMPSHIRE.-AN ELEGANT VILLA,

I'o BE LET, for One or more Years, a deflrahle
VILLA, with eltenAve Garden, beautifully Masted on the
Bank of the Fareham R iver, in a truly relpeEtable neighbourhood,
eleven miles from Southampton, and four from Gofport; it con-
tains a (parlous Drawing Room; Dining Rnom, four Bed Cham-
bers, with 'it liable convenient domeffle Offices and Catering.

The Houk has been fitted up a; a confiderable elpence-, in in
excellent repair, and the Furniture, which is modern, the chief
part new about three months fines and adapted to the place. may
be taken by appralfement.
For particulars, apply to Mr. Harding. No. 36, St. James's.
greet, London; Mr. George Hockey, Southampton ; Mr. Wm.
Wasiward,Prlnter,Carasnon Hard, Forage; or Mr. Jas. Oliver,
at Farnham.
London, England, 1806-09-23

''HE WIFE of a CLERGYMAN, of fuperinr
1. education and pradital knowledge in the arrangement of a
confequent to deficient fortune, has prudently relininsifbed
hnufekeeping, and hereby prefumca to am the faithful exertion
of competent abilities in the management of • tetpcdsble Lady, or
rientlemm's bottle, in town or country, with or without children,
(whale education the is capable and willing to cultivate) for a lilac-
rat teary and confidential treatment. Indubitable reference Int
I capacity and charailter will be &ea, end ed4relfee (poll free) for
b. R. at Nn. 34, h/lempla4lonne exact, Gaff j or if 140
166, Piccadilly, in Loudon, will be duly standci.
London, England, 1806-09-23

PRANCE.

PARIS, SEPT. to.
It is remarked here, that the refute of Ruffia to
ratify the Treaty has had no kind of influence upon
oar funds ; while at London, the mere rumiur of
the breaking up of the negociations lowered the Om-
nium from rtto S. From this we infer, that the
war ins little danger for Frame, but that peace is
extremely neceffary for England.
According to a letter from Hansburgh, dated Sep-
tember I, the King of Pruffia had fent an Extraor-
dinary Courier, with a letter written by his ktajefty
to the Emperor Napoleon ; and that the people at
Berlin antinufly expeeed an anfwer to this letter,
1110 deal'e of the fate of the North of Germany. It
is obferved in the fame letter, that the cirenmftanees
of the times have given birth to the mob extravagant
reports at Hamkurgb ; fo abfurd as not to admit of
repetition—filch as the anger of the King of Prtiffia
with a Foreign Minifter, and this in a (till greater
degree with Count Haugwite. There are the reports
of idle people who thus amufe themfelves in that city.
London, England, 1806-09-23

CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL.

MR. PERRY, Surgeon, Southampton-Sreet,
Bloomfbury.fquare, Proprietor of ADAMS', SOLVENT,
a mild yet efleacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL in the
BLADDER or KIDNEYS. acquaints the Public, that be has for
tome years devoted hit whole profelhonal attention to the above
Difeafes, and their complication with that of Gout. He may be
confulted daily at hit owp Houk and more efpeelally on Wedner-
days and Fridays, where he difprnies the Solvent in bottles of as
ts. and ii is. Stamps included, two of which lag (carcely ever
fall tv corredt the calculnus diathefis in the habit, end thereby
prevent the concretion of Stone in perfons of a fedentary
Sold alto at Bacon and Co',, it°, Oxford-firm, and it Bolton's,
front of the Royal Exchange: where alto may be had jug pub-
tithed, the Author's" Difquifition of the Stone and Gravel," ninth
Edition, price I s tsd pointing out their Caufe and the Diet to be
obterved during the Cure, with many extraordinary safes, tome of
perfeet recovery even after the operation had been refolved no.
London, England, 1806-05-10

GRNAT MARLOW, April 23, xts&
CONTRACTS FOR COALS

NOTICE it hereby give*, to all Perfoat willing to
COALS fee the Royer Mirth:Fs College al High Ws.
ink nod Ureat Cavity ingett,fir Twelve Months,
to ~nonce ea she 2511' or jaw natl, that prepaid: fir the fame, is
seritigg, foaled st,o, will he received Ey the Goverwr of the Royal Ml
lime, Carp, at Greets ftwiew, on •r &fore the 1,516 May *ext,
~J the work " Contract for Cool*" waft he Wield ing the ever of
eats fors, fat.
The Terms of the Contra& may be known upon application at
the Office of the Treaftwer, Chalks Greenwood, EN. No. s 6,
Spring Gardens, or at Great Marlow, any day (Sunday excepted)
between the hour" of ten and two,
The Propofala may be fcparate for each pltce, and the prices
mutt be fliecilled in words at length, and not in figures, and they
re alfo to be in conformity to the Terms of the Contract!, or they
will not be attended to.—Stamps to he paid for by the Contractor
Adequate fecurity will be required for the due performance of
each Contrad, and the names of two Palms, as forcties for the
fame, with references, are to be given in with the Prop:dais.
The annual Coufumption of Coals—
At High Wycombe, Is about ajo Chaldrons.
Great Marlow, s 496 Chaldrom.
London, England, 1806-05-10

PA RLIAMENTARr PRt.O EEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MAY 9.
On their Lordflaipe return from the High Court of Parliament
the Rayon of the Com.nittee of Privileges refpedting the claim to
the Sunny of Roos was received. it purported, that the Duke
of Rutland had no claim to the Barony of Roos ; that the fame
was in abeyance ; and that the Coheirs to the tall Lord Roos were
Sir Henry Cunliffe, the Earl of Etre:, and Lady Henry Fitz-
gerald.
The Slave Importation Prevention Bin was reported, and or-
, deredto be read a third time on Tueday uaat.
The other Dills were forwarded in their refpetetive Rages, and
their Lordlhips adjourned till to morrow.
London, England, 1806-05-10

NEXT MONDAY.

SWIFT and Co. No. tt. POULTRY, remind their
Li Friends and the Public, that the Drawing of the prefrot State
Lottery Will commence on Monday neat, the lath of May,wben
the lint flue Tickets will he entitled to One Tboufand Pounds
oach, iod pendent of any other Prize, from ko Goal. to zit
which may b. drawn agaMft them. They silo requel the public
to ohferve. that the number of Tickets drawn each day will be
nearly /goal, which completely obviates the objedtiani that were
made to the inequality of the Drawing In the late Lotter Ls. As
the whole of the frnall Prizes are Smiting In the Wheel, there moult
be the fame proportion of them from the fidt day to the lalt ; and
therefore it is evi.h.nt, that the Tickets cannot be cheaper at any
peeled titan at pr. lent; on the contrary, they will Menace In
pries u the Drawing advances and they become fcarce.
London, England, 1806-05-10

No. 26, CORNHILL, No. 52, CHARING-CROSS,
And AT. MARGARET. HILL, BOROUGH.

HORNSBY and Co. refpeafully acquaint Weir
Fr:ends and the Public, that the &ate Lottery eommtncee
Drawing on Monday neat. Tickets sod Sham may be had it
great variety of Numbers, and at the loweft Prier. Orders by
Letter or Carrier, eiteuted on the fame Terms a if prefent.
Hall miler And Co. (hared sod Gild in the left and former Lola
terlis, 209 Capital Prises. •
London, England, 1806-05-10

IMPORTANT FACTS.

ALL. the ohjeetinns that have exifted againft for-
mer Lotteries appear to have been removed by the prefent
Scheme. Each day's Ur wing will be newly equal, and the twin-
bee of. Prizcs will be in the lame proportion every diy Isom the
Brit to the lull.

There are Capital Prizes to the amount of nearly t 21,0c:.1. and
the formation at the Scheme is filch that a tingle Ciao may s3lll
c,ocol. hetides which there are upwards of a thotifand [mall
Prizes more than uftial. The Whey: will go round, on Monday
London, England, 1806-05-10

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Houle, in a Committee, on the motion of the SECRE-
TARY at WAR, voted the Supplies of the army, on the fame
feak as for the laR year, for one month longer, ending the oath of
June neat.
Mr. HOTHOUSE brought up the Report of the Committee,
on the Additional Force Repeal Bill.--Amendmenap read, and
agreed to.
Mr. BANKES gave notice, that he lhould deliver his fentiments
at large upon the Bill in its next Rage, and moves' that it be
printed.—Ordered, and that the Bill be engroffed, and read the
third time on Tocklay.
London, England, 1806-05-10

BAST-INDIA HOUSE. Af,y st, 1806.
THE COURT OF DIRECTORS of th
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS gr ENG-
LAND, trading so ite BAST INDIES. do Gordy give Indict.
That at the General Court of the fold Company, appointed to
be held at their Houfe In Leadenhall•ftreet, on WEDNESDAY,
the salt lidlant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, it will be pro-
poled that the Paid Court do confirm the fufpenfion of the a Ilfedlinn
of the 13th Chapter or the Bye Law., In order to enable the Court
of Diredora to Purchafe or Build Two Ships, in lieu of the Sir
Edward Hughes and Britannia.
_ _

TheCourt.of Diredtora do alto glee Notice, That at the raid
Oeneral Court a motion will be made for annex's' a Salary of
*Da) per Annum, to the Office of Recorder of Prince of Wales
Wand, and alto for empowering the Court of Din dors to grant
a Penhon, not exceeding Ltooo pet Annum, to any perfoo who
dull have raided at Prince of Wales Wand, In the Office of Re.
corder, for any time not lets than ten years.
wiLLum RAMSAT, &watery.
London, England, 1806-05-10

A CAUTION TO FAMILIF.S.

j'HE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
.1- gained by the fuperior excellence of hit ESSENCE of AN-
CHOVIES for pith Sauce has induced many parona to glee the
fame name to an article entirely different.

JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the
PuDSc, to caution them againft fueh hopofitions, (:venal tropic
travel the Empire, offering shopkeepers, Bte an extni loge profit to
vend the fpurious ki id s they are particularly requelt-ll to aik fur
BURGESS s, and to °brave none is genuine but what have thee
words upon the label--" John Burzefa and Son's Orisinal and Bi-
polar Effence of Anchovies." —Warehoufe, No. ley, Strand,
corner of the Save: Steys, London.
London, England, 1806-07-22

114PV4CNI(ENT.

Mr. PERCIVAL rofe,and adverted to the notice which he had
CiefOrre time Va, of his intention to (ohmic a motion to the
relative to the profile of thanking the Managers of Im-
pessbibeats, bdcre Lords had eyed their &ensue. The

j. or Ills riling at prelent Wan ro remove the loped/ion, If any'
Inch canted, of hi. hiving abandoned t?tt intention. lie kid
by no'mcans abandoned it; but from conliderations, of which thi;
Houk he hoped, would perceive the propriety, he bad dropped
any delgu of brirgieg forward the fubjed this hellion He Ma •
ad that every feeling conneded with any particular Impeachment
fhould have no place in the coofideration. and was rather afraid
that if he bad hroo;ht It forward this hellion, even the Mariners
of the time that Mull have intervened between that and the late
Impeachment, might have prevented the matter from being &U-
-cuffed with that Impartiality which was defirable. He now, there-
fore, gave notice, that it was his intention to bring the [tabled be-
fore the Hoak in the next SCMOII. • •
CRAWN ISTATES IN WISTMINSTEN.
•

Mr. SHERIDAN exprelTed his hope that the Moire would re-
eolkdt that, when he had given notice of hie Intention to make a
motion rebtive to the Crown Eftatcs In Writminlterowlth a view
to the Improvement of the Capital, that motion wa► only condi•
tional, as he was then awue that others whole judgment he was'
difpofed to rely on might prefer another mode for accomplilling
hie ale& He had cow the fatisfadilon to Rate, that col-',
lemurs in office. efpeetally the Noble Baron at the head of the
Treaftiry, and hie Right Honourable Friend (Mr Fox) who had
been prevented by lodifrofition from attending here fur fome time,
were anxious to forward the purpofe which be had In view, and
they having ehofrn another mode, which be DMA& thought pre-
ferable, be begged leave to wave his motion.
London, England, 1806-05-28

BIRTHS.

At Coal, on the 23d Init. Lady Marßenal. of Coul, of a fon.
On the thth inft. the Lady ur the Rev. J. W. Cunningham, of
Ochham, of a daughter.
Lately, at Canterbury, the Lldy of I.lcutntant Colonel Torrent,
Afliftant Adjutant General, of a lon.
Thurftlay, at the h.ufe of Admiral Sir John Orde, Cloueefter•
place, Portman Nuare, Lady Otdet of a daughttr.

On Saturday tall. at Devises, Captain Edwards, of the Ead Re.
Intent, to Mils A.R. Carpenter. youngaft daughter of the late
Richard Carpenter, EN. of that place.
Saturday, Ralph Digland, Fig Norroy Klng of Aron'. to Mira
Lmimer, cldeft daughter of Mr. Lorimer.of Eye, In Suffolk...

On the aid inR. at l'reßbury. Captain Srnyth.of the atit Light
Dragoons, to Mifa Vickford, of Poynton, in Chefhire.
On the SIR init. at Great Dolby. in the County of Leieetter,
Captain Robert H 311.4.501 Regiment, to Mils Maltiry,noly daktia•
ter of Samuel Maltby, F.fq.Sheltoo, County of Nottingham.
Monday fennigh% at Southampton, Lieutenant Shaw of the
31ft Foot. to Mils Light, of that place.
At Alehoullhill, Robert Gordon, Efq. younger of Invernettle,
Captain in the Aberdeenthire Militia, to Mi.'s Catharine Reid,
youngett daughter of James Reid, Efq. of Alehoufehill.
At Dalgoner, the 29th ult. the Rev. las. Kenedy. Minifter of
ICdr. to Mils Helen Grierfon,shiett daughter of Jas. Grierfon, Efq
of Dalgnner.
London, England, 1806-05-28

DANItiI.UPTS IN 11311. AND.
Itul and Rabington and John Lindlay, of Dublin, faetors and co•
partners in trade, to furrender May 3t, June a, and July t.
Vim. Williams and Mich. Finn, of Sackiilla Brett, bankers, Jane
3. ♦, acid July 3.
Henry Connor, of Athlone, county of Weftmeatk, watch maker.
June 3,7,and July y.
itubeit Dyas, of eory•Rreet, paper Rainer and houfe painter, and
John Ledbetter, woollen draper, June 1,3. and key 3.
Benjamin Farley, of Dublin, Jeweller, May a 6, 17, and June a 6.
Chtlaopher Greenwood, of &Balt, cotton manufadurer, May
28, ay, and Jane 26.

ECCLI

lAS I'ICAI. PROW MONS.

The Rev. William fyer.reetor OilisUoft. it; Lincolnfialre, 1.
inflituted by the Blau, of Lincoln to the rectory of Afbby, near
Soillby, in the fame county, on the prefintation of the Rev. Dr
Fowler, Archdeacon of Dublin,and void by the death of the Rev.
Roln rt Picrfon.
Tby Rev. Chrißopher Bird has been licenfed to the perpetual
Cuty of Allendale, and the Ledurcthip of Allenhcads, the joint
nomination of Coloncl and Mrs. Beaumont.
London, England, 1806-05-28

PLYMOUTH.

For SALE, by PUBLIC AUCTION,
Al the Broker's Warehoofe, In Woolßer.llmet. Plymouth, on
*iticfday, the 34 of June neat, at Eleven u'Clock in the Furc-
noon prcelfelyi
I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS:
4- C. Q. Pieces
3 3 Feet 3 Inch bell Rcd Deals.
3 0 6 Sea nil ditt
It 3 17 si Inch bat Bed ditto.
8 3 SO Second ditto.
10 3 at 3 belt White ditto.
• I .18 Second ditto.
4 1 2 Bert ditto.
I 3 to Second dire.
o s 16 t Ditto.
"1 0 to Red and White Half ditto.
o 3 16 Deal Ends.
10 Donn, 1 Piece, So a 6o Feet Spars.
Ditto, 36 Iket (mall ditto.
4 Ditto, 6 Pictes, so Ditto, ditto.
s Ditto, 6 14 Ditto, ditto.

Now landing at Coxi,le. out of the Dart& Ship Kammerhcr
Rfrakranz, from Frederichßad.
Far Catalogues and further particulars, apply to Meas. R. and
P. Lirdwoud, Mcrchantt ; or to
PETER SYMONS and SON,
Plymouth, May t 5, t 8.3.5 Sworn-Brolters, ioxhole-fireet.

'TO BE MOLT) BY AUCTION,
On Friday, the t tax of June next, at four o'clock In the after-
nooo. at the Hotel in St. Peter's Churchyard, Exeter,
If not difpoled of in the mean time by Private Contra 4, of
winch due notice will be given,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, called DURYARD
LODGE. conlißing of a commodious Dmiling.houk, with
two coach-hoary, nobles, and other offices detached; garden%
fir plantation, and lawn, making together about 27 acres, now oc-
cupied by Thoatas MasweU Adams, Efq.
1 he Houfe contains a breakfait parlour, tannry, an excellent
dining room, drawing room, fultabk bed rooms and eillicfs. with
retrains' rooms In the attic ftorey it Rands on an eminence,
commanding a beautiful view of the River Ere and the fee, with
an es:entire profpeen of the country. The ground is good par.
tore land adjoining. A confulcrai fum hat lately been esp. 'Wed
out the premiles, which are fitueted In the mills of St. David,
one mile wily from the city of Fatter, and ekven trom the much
frequented Watering places of Exmouth. he.
N. B. More Land maybe Included In the pgrettak, if required.
For further particulars, and for vi. luj the Preludes, cturiire
by letter (poll paid) add:died to Mr Pielfley, Attorney at Law,
hasten.