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London, England, 1806-10-11

FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR.

LADIES and GENTLEMEN who with the Or
narncnt of a FINE HEAD of H.SIR, need only make trial
of the RUSSIA OIL. particularly as the ufe of Oils is found fo
necelfary to mniiten the hair when dreffing, for which purpofir
the Rums Oil has become in ufe by the Royal Family, and I.a.
dies of the fir* circle. It is a ncturlther and improver to its growth,
prevents its fairing agf, and Is fa great a preferver sod ftrengthener
T. the Ink, as to prevent its becoming bald or turning grey, to the
!sten period t alto rellores the hair on bald places. Several Oen-
t ,emen, who have been bald for years, have declared, after agog the
num. 011 regularly for ibt ce months, they became nearly covered
with Hair. It will fene as a fuhilitute for pomatum ;is re-
commended to Ladles who ufe drrffing Irons, as It prevents the ill
e efts ocealioned by their heat. Price es. per bottle; or one con•
taming four fmall, at a Guinea. To be had of the Proprietor. 333,
Oxford tired ; and, by appointment, Smith, Perfumer to his Mae
jetty and the Rolglaandly, No. it°, New Bond Itreet ; Tutt,
Royal Exchange, Lando° ; Bull, ; Raeburn, North Bridge,
Fdinhargis ; Shepfierd, Drifted; Collins, Salilbury; Meyler and
Crutvrell, Bath ; and of molt iptdiciac Venders and Perla...kis
in Town and Country.
The Rums Oil will hr found infinitely ferviceabk in refloring
the loft of hair on Horfes, which often pruva a great dis4ure-
ellent to thrift valuable animals
A Cog nots..—The Public are particular!), recorrirrund-d to he
guarded sgaloft a prrfon who ha. now in circulating a f,ntrinus
article ostler the tithe et Rutile Oil; and, in ceder to cicecive, has
exadlly imitated the hand and thew bias. is air., the wrappers
which inclurc the bottles. "1 he Proprietors of this v duable and
approved article feel it indifrenfably nee, fray to caution loch im-
potition, by Whiting that none are genuine but what have the
Ruffian Eagle on the outride, and a label acrofs, fii;nril in Rt.d
luk
by the Proprietors—. MOCIIKIEVISKY and Patties "
nig eught to be caret ully nhiervnl when purchafed, as it cannot
be imitated without fubjeeting the partin to Felotey.

TO THE FACULTY.

AMEDICAL Gentleman in Worcelerfhite.
whofe Conflation' are of the moft refpettable kind and of
long ellat,lifhnient, willies to &fp& of Mt Wooden to any one
defirous of entering into Bufinefs....Apply to Mr. %realer, No.
159. Strand
London, England, 1806-10-11

BRANDY CARGOES.

At the London inn, Plymouth, on Friday the t 7th day of Odlober
loft. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, in purfuatiee of direCtions
front the Commlf6cmers appointed fur the difporal of PI uthan
Property,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, •IZ.
FOR EIrORTATLON•
178 Pieces Brandy 6 lid►. French Red Wino
9 t Half Pieces French White 3 Cafes Preferred Fruits
Wine 7 Ho. containing 011, Olives,
36 Hogthead ditto Anchovies and Ca,mrs,
14 Half Pieces French Red in bottles
Wine s Keg ordinary Oil Olives
Being part of the Cargn of the mita' grip IoA MArOARLTTA.
and condemned as Prize to his ht.}efty.
Foe Catalogues, Samples, and other particulars, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKFR, Meech int. Pt) mouth.

At the Loudon

After the Ida hlargarettea Cargo, in Madame: of direetions
front the Conamiffioners, &e
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz,
FOR Par lON.
3co Pieces of Brandy ; ftrength t In $, and t la 9
as Ditto Spirits ditto, above a CO 2
A iloirateadt Ned Wine
I Piece, t liogihead, and t Barrel Colouring
2 Cafes, containing tat phial bottles Brandy,.
(Raid famplea)
Being the anima Cargo of the Jota,:r. ANNE, PICTIR Brewer,
and condemned to his Majetty.
For Catalogues, (ample*, and robe: particulars, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.

On Friday, the t 7th day or °etcher ingant, by ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at the London 1 aicrn, Fozbole lire t, Plymouth,
1
HE French Sloc'p La JEUNE JEAN. Burtheti
about 6c Tons.

Alfo her Cargo, confining of about 4* Torts of French Salt,
and 4e to go Cake Sardinia*.
Captured by Ma Malelly's Schooner Felix, Richard Bourne,
Efq. Commander, in fight of his Mikity 's Ship Pallas, the Right
Hon. Lord Cochrane. Contmarder —For particolars, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.
London, England, 1806-10-11

SWIFT AND CO.

POULTRY AHD CHARINO CROSS.
TICKETS and SHARES of the State Lottery, to
begin Drawing on Monday next the t xth Init. are Selling by
SWIFT and CO. at their Lieenfed Ofbees. No. :1, Fouhry, (•Ita.
Dined In 1739) and No. as. Charing Crofs, (next Door to the
Golden Croft). The Lottery conflits but axon.= Tickets.
The Scheme contains the following Prizes, via.
3 of ixopoo 8 of (Jo*
3 lopoo so sco
3 3POO 40 .. 30
3 1 poo 4,100 20
The Hrft drawn Ticket will receive sopo:a.—schemee Gratis..

CAPITAL PRIZES SHARED sod R.EGISTERED, by
4 BR ANSCOMB and CO. joint Contraflort for
• the left and kraal pad. Lotteries, and Proprietors .f the
Lucky Lottery Offices, No. ii, Holborn. No. 37, Coenblll, and
No. 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly, prior to doe; namely,
4 Prima of A,30,000 is Prises of ks,Ooo
8 ao,ooo s 6 2,000
it .. 10400 34 Lope
Likewifc the only 3,0:0L ever (hared; betides reveal sccl. tooL
&e.; and in 1834, and illos, the following Capitals were fold in
sip different Shares:
No. z 7,477, entitled to Lt,ooo Nos. 456 endtled to C20,c00
24.698 1,000 9,259 . oci,ce 0
16.801 —. 2,000 11.641 10,000
17,915 2,000 p 486 20.020
13.747 10.000 7.737 20,022
Likevrife to Primed sool• and feveral tool. 501 &c. &c
N. B. Pleafe to abferve. Tickets and Shares are Dow felling at
the above Offices, in great variety of Numbers; and the Public
may depend on any Number they fancy being fecured, on applies
tion before It Is fold or engaged, as were fennel of dos above Ca-
-1 Oats, particularly 7737, entitled to 20,0211. io the left Lottery.
Schemes of the prefent Lottery grads, which begins Drawing
the 13tb indent, and enofifts of only ao,ooo Ticket&

FEMALE ATTRACTION.
T 0 evadieate thofe blensithes of Nature (mom the
Face, Neck, and Arms, SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS. that
well known and Depilatory. ALFRED'S ROYAL
COMPOSITION, is molt beneficial ; It was fief prepared for the
beautiful Antoinette. The materials of which It Is compered are
perfectly Innocent, and pares the additional virtue of improving
tha beauty of the Complexion
It Is fold Is packets at Ss. 6d. and ss- each, wholefale and re-
tail, by Genie and Lea, Ss, New Bond-ftreet ; Davldfon and Son,
sy, Fleet-Bred; Cryer, 63, Combill; Withers. sty. Strand t
and by Berry, Greek Brett, Soho ; age by Vince and hfaraintt
Bath; at
A. Smith, Edinburgh ; Grcsfons, 1 iverpool ; Eddowes,
libmwfbory; Collins, Salitbury; Dancer, York; ;
Worcefter ; Udworth, Mauchelltr ; Trewman, Laeter:
and 8011, Dame-Itreet, Dublin.
London, England, 1806-10-11

A LIBRARY OF WI I'.

Tide day was puNifbed. a New Edition. In One clofely printed
Pocket Volume. price& in board+. widi a Frond(piece, repre-
. .

renting tlngarth's Laughing Audience,
'HE ENCYCLOP/EDIA WlT—enntaining
' upwards of Three Thoufand of the heft Bon Moto, Laugh.
able Anecdotes, and piteca of genulue Wit and I tumour raiding
in the Pugh& lanzwage —Acing the matt complete, pure, and alai'.
Gal culledlion of this kiud ever puhliftted.

if OTlfl $.

" Let thole WO now, who ne►er liagte,l before,
" And thee who always laugh, now Imes the more." Po►e,

" Care to our coffin addi a nail no 000bt,.

AMir.ery grin fo merry draws one ont."—Woccor.
literpeEtieg this Work, it la limply neceffary ro obferve, that
collicelions or a limiter nature, in various European la-gusg, a,
have been confulted, particularly the great trlci, volume of the
Encyclopm.lia, front which every thing worthy of notice has been
feledled ; and that the belt ale has been made of every previous
colleCtion in our own language, and of ev, ry work. however fvoce
or voluminous, from which it was likely an article al any value
could he gleaned.
Printed for Him-loan Pnict les, No. 6, Bridge Itrect, and to he
bad or all Bookfallers In town and country.
Of whom may alto be had, in two volumes, foolfcap Pro. price
half.a.guinca in boards. The Bat risu MA irriA c, containing all
the hell Epigrams exilling in the Englifh language.
London, England, 1806-12-23

This day were radillmed, In two Volumes, tamo. with Plates by
Lowry, peke tes boar.ll,
PNVERSATIONS on C EiEMISTRY, In
C
which the Elements of that Science arc familiarly explained
and Lluftrated by liaperiment•
Printed for Longman, Hurft,Rees, and Orme, Patemoftervow.
• •f be view which is tabrn of the (elect embraces the nulft
trteßing and important parts of the Mince; the leading dodtsffses
d etiratittry are explained In a manner which is at the' time
time familiar and correct ; the Pyle lePittpLuous; and tire iih•
logue is natural and uncusbutaffed."
Monthly Review, July, dini.
• We Hull not funk to claim the thanks of our readers for
thus pointing out to them the very heft introcketion to the (deuce
of ChemUtry, that the Engliailanrufge affords."
Anneal Rev. !Boy.
• • See alto the Literary Journal, February, and General Re •
Ideal, January, tB:6.

This day were publifhed, ht One VOMINI, Deiny Odtave,prier 9.
boards, the 'Second Edition, of
CHRISTIAN POl.l rICS, in Fnnr Paris: Part
I Containing a View o Civil Government in its !patience t n
Virtue and Happluefs,chiedy from the Raatioo it beats to Liberty
and Property.
Part 11. On the Importance of Religion both to Society and the
Individual; with Rea ,Rion on Religious hltablithments and To-
leration.
Part Ili. On the Condue of a good Citizen, puticularly under
any moderate Government
Part IV. On the Way to live happily under all Governments end
In all bituAtions.
By ELY BATES, Efq.
Printed for Longman, Here, Rees, and Orme, Patenwdler row.
* In the coolie of thi, volume many interelting rut:lees are
treated of, and generally with that portion of good frnfe, ufeful
learning, and benevolent intention which we have already de-
icribeil."—Critical Review, November, itto6.

day was publithed, le Three Voluniee Odtavo, printed by
Ballantyne, price tL t6s. ertra beards, the Third Edition of
FIIE MINS I KELSY of the SCO t' risH BOR
DER confiding of klillorieal and Romantic Ballads, colic,.
red in the Southern Connties of Scotland; with a few of a modem
Oats, founded an !neat Maim. With an lutrodualon, and
Notes by the Editor,
WALTER SCOTT, Efq.
Printed for Longman, Hoeft., Kees, and Orme, Paternofter-
raw i sad Archibald Conllable and Co. Edinburgh.
Of whom may be had, by Mr. beer r,
t. The Lay of the loft Mnftrel. /1 Poem. The Fourth Eill•
tier, price tot. 6d. In bards.
a. Ballads and Lyrical Pieces. yn t vol. lino. Second Edition,
price 7.. 6d. in Boards, -
••• Tittle two Works contain the Whole at Mr. deott's original
Poetry.
;. Sir Triftrem ; a Metrical Romance of the Thirteenth rev,
tory. By Thomas of Frahloune, c..licd the Rhymer. Edited
from the Auchinieca Mi. By Walter Setnt, FA. The Second
Edition. In one !arse Volume, Sao. Price ts a. in extra boards.
London, England, 1806-10-29

fuceted
I; itwaa

have been emiltantly *spored, feeling that k could o.
through artifice, had only one thought, oat defign, one coo ,
t• excite mittrulla, to make 'sedates appear nectar), a.
&bold force France to adopt fimikr ones, to fct afide all heeds&
dot, to prevent the two Governments from being able to under.
!hind each ether, and to place them in filch a filiation, that war
thould become the Inevitable confequence--unfortunate proJedt,
executed with a (uteri, that the authors theinfelvea will one day

be able meal] fatal.
No: the prefent war has no other cede. There does sot
tent any other than the blind palms that have fo much milled
Cabinets, from which Pruitt* was Wag preferred, but of which it
Isms that Femurs:mei has condemned it alio to be the 'ldiot, in
arcing It up to the mantels of thole who count for nothing the ca.
!unities of war, becaufe they are not to partake of Its dangers. and
who arc always ready to facriflee to their ambition, to their fears,
to their prejudices, to their weakneffea, the repofe and the happi-
nefs of people.
• If thefe pillars are not always the guiding motive of the Ca-
binet of BerUn,and if Lome motives of perfonal intereft has led it
to take up arms. it Is unqueltionably the &fire of mitering Saxony
andthe Hanfeatic Towns. and of totting nude or furmounting the
attacks which your Majefty's Declaration has ruidered it fear-
ful of meeting in the execution of its deigns. The war then„what-
ever may be the regrets that your Majesty feels In having been
unable to prevent it, will offer to you a profpcdt worthy of your-
(rift !ince, in defending the rights and the laterals of your people,
you will preferve from an unjuit domination States where Inde-
pendence concerns not ooly France and its allies, hut even all Etr-
rope. (Signed) .0 C 11.11,6111. TALL-vi,- D.
Mem z,Odlober 3d, ISA Prince of Benevento."
COPT Of TIIS MST MOTS ADD sssss D TO HIS [ICU..
London, England, 1806-12-24

MARRIED.

Sunday tart, Lady Harritt Villiers,the young& daughter of the
Counters Dowager of jpelsy. to the tlouourabk and Rev. It. Begot,
in the pretense of her mother, brother, and force other friends, at
her mother's bottle in Charles ftreet,Beraeleyerquue. The mar-
riage ceremony was performed by the Right-Referend the Hilltop
of Exeter. After it was over the happy couple let off to fpend the
►neey moon at Utterly Park, the feat of the Earl of jerky, bro-
ther to the bride.
At Taunton. on the t tth Inilant, Lieutenant Colonel Presort,
67th Pout, to Henrisua, Wand daughter of Charles Hamilton,
!fit. of Hamwood, county Meath, Ireland.
London, England, 1806-10-16

SPORTING IN T LLIGENCE.

On Monday lag the races of Feveribam afforded
very excellent fport • the first purfe of was won
by a grey gelding belonging to Mr. KPOISSI, of the
Rifle Regiment, beating fire other hnifes. The fe-
eeind was won by a dark chefnut boric, the property
of a Mr. T , of Romney. There we. I
very good hack and poney race in the afternoon. A
noes than nfual concourfe of people were prefent.
London, England, 1806-05-07

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Virtue of a Conuniffion from the High Cou;t of Admiralty,.
On Monday the 12th inftant, at eleven o'clock,
At the Ship lon, Dover,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz.
About ad Cited/ Lemons; spy Boxes Ditto;
zoo jars of Grapea
Part of the Cargo of theprog Ogazegllollllllo, Captain lOWAN
CARL TOO., freRIMRIRIA.
For particulars apply to Meffrs. Fedor and Minet.

By Virtue of a Cotnmifflon from the High Court of Admiralty,
addres•ed to John Mind Fedor, Merchant, and Thos. Pain.
TO BE SOLD BY AUC I'ION

On Saturday the roth Initant, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon,
■t the London Hotel, in Dover,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
VIZ.

About FOUR THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED of ereellent
round and flat DUTCH CHEESES, in very good condition, part
of the Cargo of the Pruflian Brig Fortuna, Sltme Jana
detained on a voyage from Rotterdam to Bourdeaux, and fent into
Dover harbour by his MaJetty's gun brig BLAZZIJOHN HINT on,
Efq Commander —The Cheefe to be viewed, and further par-
ticulars known by applying to THOMAS PAIN, Dover.
May 5, 1806.
London, England, 1806-05-07

By WILLIAM HAZARD,

At the Wreftlers Ing, Great Yarmouth, on Viednefday the t4th
Gay of May, 18 6, at Twelve &Clock precifely.
FOR 110511 CONSUMPTION OR EXPORTATION.

I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS,
viz.
so Calks of Tobacco, In Roth.
148 Cafes of Ditto,
16 Baikal of Ditto. in Stalks.
8 Cafes of OR of Vitriol.
3 Calks of Refined Sugar.
at Calk" of Cafes Paula.
3 Calks of Litharge.
a Calks of Painter's Colours.
z Cafe of Snubs
3 Calks of Ground Red Wood.
14 Cal s of Pearl Barley.
4 Calks of Leather.
to Cats of Madder.
16 Bads of Saltafras.
s Bundles of Wood.
a B.,fk t of Brazil Wood and China Root.
4 Bates of Boras.
soo Gouda Cheefes. •
A Quantity of elm& Boxes.
Being the entire Cargo of the Sophia Amelia, P. T. Deutfeher
mailer, captured on her paffage from Amßeniant, by his Mo-
ja& y's (hip Caviare, Jones HAIYCOCK,Efq. Commander.
Catalogues may be had, and !Smola teen live days previous to
the fale, by applying at the Counting Houk, of Mr. B. S. Gra-
mmy, or the Am:tomer. Yarmouth.
London, England, 1806-05-07

IMPORTANT PACTS.

ALL the nbjeetions that have exilled againft for-
mer Lotteries appear to have been removed by the prefent
Scheme. Each day's Dnwimg will be nearly equal, and the cam-
ber of Prizes will be in the fame proportion every day from the
Ilaft to the LIR.
There are Capital Prizes to the amount of nearly ta•Nonol. and
the formation of the Scheme is fuch that a Tingle Ticket may gain
ay,oool. befidee which three are upwards of a thoufand final
Prize, more than ufual. The Wheel will go round on Monday
rat

No. 26, CORNHII .1 No. 52, CH. RING CROSS,
And 51'. MARGARET'S HILL, BOROUGH.
HORNS.BY and Co. rerpetlfully acquaint their
Friends and the Public. that the State Lottery commences
Drawing on Monday next. Tickets and Shares may be had in
great variety of Numbers, and at the 'nevelt Prices. Orders by
Letter or Carrier, executed on the hale Terms as if prefent.
HOZNIIBT and Co. fhared add fold In tfie loft and former Lot.
tens. sop Capital Prins.

NEXT MONDAY the STATE LOTTERY COMMENCES

DRAWING.
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and CO. re•
fpedifully recommend to their FRIENDS and the PUBLIC
in general, who intend to adventure on the preterit Lottery, an im-
mediate porcht fe, as Tickets will rife again on Thurfday, the
Scheme of the Lzttery being fo conftrudtcd that they will ineveafe
in value during the Drawing ; and, from the great demand and
(mall number of Tickets (as,ooo only), and the great number of
Prizes from Twenty five Thotifand Pounds down to Twenty-one
Pouuds, Tickets mutt becothe farce.

ON MONDAY NEXT THE GRAND STATE LOTTERY
WILL COMMENCE DRAWING.
The Scheme is Rich beyond precedent, containing SIX TIMOSAmn
Tepee HUNDR RD AND FOUR PRIZES, from HI. to at,,sto
each, and only aspeo Tickets—. The great Demand already tx•
perieneed Is a proof that the Tickets mull rife.
MESSRS. DANIEL end Co. (late J. JoHesom
and Co) molt refpcdfully inform their Friends and the
Public, that they have on Sale a great variety of TICKETS and
SHARES, at the preEnt Low Prices. at their Lleeneed State
Lottery Office, No 3, POPE'S HEAD•ALLEY, CORNHILI,,
London; where Capital Prises in the late and former Lotteries
have been Sold and Shared to an inarnenfe Amount.

THIRD STATE LO*I—ELRY, dog,
Regius Drawing MAY nth, deb.
HALL and Co. (Sucedrots to Mr. N;cholfon) at
their State Lottery Office, No. 88, Combat, corner of the
Royal Exchange, London, refpedtfully acquaint their Prima and
the Public, that Tickets and Shares fur the above Lottery are
*lima In variety of numbers, divided into Halves, Ctiarter.,
Eighths, and Sixt,:enths,(ftampi;d according to adt of Parliament.)
ty Orders from the Country arcoarmankd with fhort-dsted
MUM, Bank Notes, Cada, or Polt•OVice Orders, executed on the
Lune Tama es if perfooally prefent.
•.• Money for Prue' s', loon as drawn.
London, England, 1806-05-07

SWED.IH BULLETIN.

Head-quarters at Griefswald, April z 6.
The report; fent in by Count Lowenhielm of the
23d, mention that the Prutlians took poffeflion of ft-
veral villages in Mecklenburg, near the frontier of
Lauenburg, on the zttl and 22d. Near Marienftatt
a corps of Videttes approached within 300 paces of
the Swedes. Count Lowenhielm's main body was
then at Grofs Zecher and Seedorf ; the Swediflt guards
were in poll-dram of Marienflatt„ Sophienthyl, the
bridge at Buchen, the Palmlchleute, and the landing
place between Lauenburg and Artlenburg.
Yefterday mot ning Lieutenant Baron Clafir Kalamb
arrived here a; a courier, with a report from Count
Lowenhielm, dated Godefbrrit, April 23, mentioning,
that abut nine in the ni of the tam: day, the
Pruflials had entered the I..iitdlhurg ten itory, near
Maticnnatt, and were to loperi,ir in their numbers,that
the Swedilh troops, after rnaki .ag a vigorous refill-
ance, were compelled to retreat, and towards the
evening to leave the country. Count Lowenhielm's
Infs confilts of one huffs:- fhot dead, eight wounded,
and fix bodes partly killed and wounded. The lots
of the Pruflians we are not yet able to afeerriin, though
during the conteft feveral men were obferved to have
been !hot. Count Lowenhielm has referved a more
extenclitd detail for another opportunity, and which,
in refpeet to the conduct of the Pruffians, will be very
copious; thefe difpatches may be hourly expeeted.
In confcquence of this commencement of hoftilities
by his Pruflian Majefty, the King of Sweden has
ordered.a general embargo to be laid upon all the
Pruffian veffels in the ports of Sweden.
The Magiftrates and Bgrghers of this place, as a
teftimony of their joy for his Majelty's happy return
to Pomerania,havegiven 2 00 fix-dollars to the Orphan
Houle at Stralfund, and too to the Foundling of this
place, upon which his Majefly has been preafed to
exprefs his gracious fatisfaaion.

STRELIOND, Amt. 26.—According to his Moie-
ty's orders. an embargo is laid ty..it the Piiifhors
Mips at Wolgatt. Barth, and all the r •r:5 of P.:me-
rania. When it was laid cn here, tw.-) Truman
Tad, were in the port. an' 4 Esi1;a1:: a.. the penple
were taken from edell:, nd c:y Zd•
tion of horfes iv proii:i,iteJ.

COPENHAC:.N, APRIL 2*S.--IVe arc t,rotM.,•,.'
rome Engiith fitirs c, u'ir a.O r'!•cir 47 to
the Ba,•ir., to e• :o•ce tra :thcg, re uLich {o< b—n
or3er."4. The!, th.ps, 7•.:• pa Red
the tic -.(t'., • ) (fl4l. of
Nat!'clk P; 'r, •I I .S•••pe brig. airi%ed
ir I::,finevi, vriai ;.• outc:•aninic, (ruin
Leith.

,
London, England, 1806-05-07

THE COURT of DIRECTORS of she UNITRD
COMP,A NT of MERCIUNTS INGL.IND greeter
to the 4482' INDIES, do &ray giox N.dce,
That the Onumal Court of the raid Company, appointed to be
NM at their bade in LeadenkaiLftreet, on Viednefday, the 7th
May out, at eleven o'clock In the forenoon, to take into confide.
ration the propriety of r, moving all doubts auto the swift:o6U=
of the By Law, See t p of Cap 6, refpedling the granting of Pen.
Boos, by adding the word. or any rum of money equivalent
thereto." or words to that eff,dt. agreeably to a Refolution of the
General Court of the 26th March laft, and to confider of fundry
Refolutinna which puffed the Court of Diredtors on the pth of the
relent Month ,relative t the pm-chafing of two iltips in lieu of the
Sir Edward Et sghei and Britannia, to he the property of, and under
the bannediate management of the Company ; and for the conti-
nuation of a motion which will then be made, that the Bye Law,
esp. /3, feet. a, be furpended, in order that the raid Refolutions
may be carded into draft, is e f. t. It on ot6er Special Affair,
WILLIAM RAMSAr. Semler,.

5.- 6
6,z00
London, England, 1806-05-31

T.I EA I RE-ROY 1., ODV NT-GA Rill, N.
ON MONDAY NEXT, JUNE I, 1806, will be
aged a Comeer. called
THE SCHOOL OF REFORM;
Or, HOW TO RULE. A HUSBAND.
General Tarragan. Mr. BLA NCH API).
With the Original Epilogue by Mrs. LI ICH Fl FI.D.
In thy cosmic of the Evening, the following SOngs and Enter-
tainments, viz.
Mad Tom of Bedlam (in charaeler) by Mr INCLEDON.
A New Conde Bong. (recon.l time) called " A Peep at the
Forty Talc..., or. Cuddy Clesmieit Rat VI& t0.,1 or don." By Mr.
Y.--qty permit:Son o' Mr Shield) the much. admired Bal.
Lid of VW her I love her," by Mr. INCLEDON —A Comic
Song by Mr. MUNDEN—A New Song, called " Nautical Gra.
etude. by Mr. TAYLOR —Giles Scroggins's Gbolt, by Mr.
LIS EON —A New Naval Duet (compofed ezprefsly for the occa
Bon by Mr. Shield) by Mr. INCLEDON and Mr TAYLOR.
By particular &bre, and patively for this night only,
Mr. TAYLOR will prefent the Audience with IMITATIONS
London, England, 1806-05-31

lIISH TAX 3.

On tbemotion of Sir J NEWPORT, the Houk refolved Welt
into a Cununittee of Ways and Means.-,-I he Flight lion. lien:nun
then laid, tint he had already acquainted the Houte.witit his in-
tention to withdraw the propnted Ramp duty on traria from Ire-
land to this country,and it therefore lieestue i.tertfary to habilitate
fnmething in its place. He Mould therefore now prupute, th..t an
addbloral duty of one %Olive per barrel he laid .ni all Malt In Ire-
land ut:d for the purpofe of brewing, and of four ibillinga per bar-
rel un 411 Malt Wed in the 4M:illation nffpirits, the duty to attach
to the Rock on hand from the ad of Jose. 'the whole produce o; 1
thin tax he calculated at .10.-OGi. and it would make up for the de-
hciency occaficned-by withdrawing the duty on entries.
Mr. ic/SYRR then (hardy exprelll,l no approbation of therm.
Feted tat; and the report was ordered to be received on Monday I
nett.
_ -

Mr. All XANDER brought up the report of the Committee on
the Duey on 'thread Late,and a bill was ordered to be brought In
urfuam to the refolut ions.
The SECRETARY at WAR brought op certain aremints rela-
tive to the eftleUvc ftrength of the Dad& Army.--Ordered to be
primed.
Lord CASTLFRTiAGH gave notice of a motion fur Tucfday,
rcfpeding the American Intercourfe Dill; and Mr. ROSE prefent •
od a Petition from the Welt India Merchants of London, and Sir
CHARLES PRICE front the Ship Owners. :Izabal the fail Dill.
Mr. DANKES brought up a Report from the Committee sp.
tonts.ted to Japed the new building at.the htufeum The
KtPort Rated, that the buildings would he con pitted in three or
four months, and that great attention appeared to have Lan paid
to the work.—Laisi uu the table.
London, England, 1806-07-03

SALES BY AUCTION.

CHALFONT, ST. GII.FS, BUCKS, TWENTY-THREE
M I ttS FRO %1 LONDON.
COTTAGES. once formerly Inhabited by MILTON.
By NORTON and GIBSON,
On Friday, the •th of July loft. at Two o'Cloelt, at the Crown,
Chalfont, Giles, In 'I Mee lots,
FIVE FREEHOLD COTTAGES, with Gardens,
and a good Brick Salcd Dwelling Houk aid large Garden.—
Poffeffion immediately.
London, England, 1806-07-03

AMERICA.

NEW YORK, MAY 23.
Several letters received in town from Curracoa
concur in flating that Miranda, 41),,ta the 12th of
April landed at Aruba, a (mall Dutch If] Ind, in fight
of Curracoa, where he exercifed and recruited his
forces, preparatory to his defcent on the Spanith
Maine. He failed from about the 2oth of ApriL
This news is co:rt.d.

Captain Wyncoop, of the Sperry Baker, in t 6 days
from Porto Rico, inform:, that when he left that place
i it was reported that General Miranda had effeted a
landing at Caraccas: that the Spinifh Government
had fen. to the city of St. Domingo, requeffing affift-
ance from General Ferrand, who fent back word,
I that he would furnifh 500 troops, provi.led a convoy
. WAS fent to proted them.
Mar s4.—Capt. Hinton, arrived this morning in
so days from Trinidad, informs us, that the Englifh
had taken Caraccas, on the Spanilh Main. This was
probably the expedition under Miranda, and reported
as Britith, from the circtimtlance of that General be-
ing joined by fix Britifh frigates with 6000 troops, as
we learn by an arrival at Philadelphia. Capt. Hin-
ton further informs us, it was reported at Trinidad,
that the Cork fleet, bound to the Weft Indies, had
been captured by the French.
A letter from a Gentleman Rf the fire refpeaability
at Trinidad, to a Gentleman of this city, mentions,
that the Jafon frigate, commanded by a fen of Ad.
miral Cochrane, had jult gone down to pay Miranda
a vilit, who was Paid to be at anchor off Barcelona,
- in company with four armed (hips and two brigs
under Englifh colours.
Captain Whitby, of the Britifh (hip of war Lean.
. der, we ate informed, was arrelled on his arrival at
Halifax, by Capt. Beresford, commanding Officer
of that Ration, in confequence of his exceptionable
conduft while off Sandy Hook.
May 26.—A letter from Newport, May 17, rays...
" Arrived at this port on Sunday lan, in five days
from Charlefion, South Carolina, the :loop Rolla,
Capt. Whittredge. On the 7th ion. the Rolla was
fired upon and boarded in the latitude of 35. 9. ion-
' gitude 75. 41. by an Officer bebtriging to tie &id&
, frigate Cleopatra, Capt. White, of 44 gun., who.
after treating Capt. Whittredge with every mark of
contempt and extreme infoleoce, demanded a fight
of hi, papers ; and not content with viewing them, •
made him prodoce his letters, And without ceremony
broke open tlinfe skidreffed as follows, viz.—Warm
SGl:ar:r d:neni. randla.
01
bdy,.El Dean,n 'l: t
Berkeley,t. merchant.,
clmaracn.h if
ra.4n, Nct ;
is'
uwi
.ep ott r Newport;?4,ll ro.n
Georgeo. Ma tga: r rbli
1). Wr lie, Brillel. Rhode Marta. After having pe.
tilted thew, the evening being far advanced, he im.
ricired the cook, nan el Nathan Wanclie, an India%
an apprentice to Michael Winnow, of Rochefter,
Maffachufetts), and then friffeted Capt. W. to pro-
ceed ;—in this manner is tire American /Log violated
in its rights, and plundered of as citizens."
London, England, 1806-07-04

SPIINCILY V. IV RRRRR 0 D■ MOLITILLI.

This was alfo a new trial of an anion I,r penalties
under the flatute of uCury. In this, as in the lag
cafe, the defendant, late a General in the French fer-
vice, had advanced large funs' of money to Ail the
fpeculations of the Marquis Chambonas. It was
agreed, that the defendant fhould have an intereft
equal to 2501. per cent. but as the evidence of the
fan depended wholly upon the memorandums made
by the Marquis's female (avant, in her pocksie
book, and as in every other tranfanion the Marquis
kept his own accounts, the Jury, ddhelieving the girls
found a verdia for the defendant. The penalties fixed
for amounted to a tomoL
London, England, 1806-07-04

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

At three o'clock the Black Road &fired the immediate attes-
diner of the Houfr, to hear the Royal Agent given by cotnntiSon
to fcveral public and private Aft..
The SPF.AKFR on his return acquainted the Houle, that the
Houk bad heard the R./al Agent given by cammliSon to leveret
public and private Ads (for which fee Report of the Lords).
The SPLAKFR then informed the Houle, that George Davis,
who had complained, by petition, of an undue Hee-lion for the
county of Writ ford,had not entered into a recognizance to pay the
expellees of th.• opporlie party, if the Petition mould be found to
be frivolous and trzatious, In terms of the Statute. The order
for tailing the Ind petition into cookie:anion, was therefore
aarged.
London, England, 1806-05-09

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Sir HUGH HAMILTON obtained leave to bring In a BiU for
meeting a new Harbour, in the Burgh of Dunbar, in Scotland.
Ihe S CRP. lARY at WAR prefented an Account of the num-
Inr of men railed under the Additional Force AR, who had vo-
lunteered for unlimited fcrvice, from Oetobt.r 1804 to April uBO6.
which was ordered to be pr nted.
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up tl.e Report of the Commit-
tee of Ways and Mean, of yelttday, relative to the kith Budget.
The Refolutions were read a &it time and on their (mind
reading—
Sir ARTHUR WELLP.SLEY gave notice of a motion for fir-
tberPapen refpedling India.
Lord DOUGLAS alto gave notice of a motion for Papers re-
(Feting India.
Mr. VANSIT TART moved, that a copy of the Treafury Mi-
nute refpedting the cafe of Mars. Chambers and Cowie be laid
before the Honfe.

Mr.HUSICISSON, purfuant to his former notice relative to the
Claims of Meffr, Chalmers and Cowie. moved, that there be
laid before the Houle a Copy of u much of the Minutes of the
Treafury Board et the loth of Auguit tao 4 as related to the
Swedifb Herrings —Ordcn d.
The Scotch Judge, SaLuics Bill went through Committec.—to
be reported to•morrow.
London, England, 1806-05-09

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
gained by the fuperlor (scene:ice of Ma ESSENCE of AN-
CHOVIES for HSI Sauce hat induced many perfons to give the
tame name to an article entirely different.
JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the
PUtlik, incaution them againft fuch impofitions, as ilveral people
travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, &c. an extra large profit to
vend the fpurious kind : they are particularly requefted to alk for
BURGESS'', and to obferre, ore is genuine but what have thefe
words upon the label—•'. John Burge(' and Son's Original and fu-
prrior Effeace of Anchorite." • —War, :lode, Nu. ao7, Strand,
corner of the Savoy Steps. London.

• Mo. 83. ST. jAlltel-STIt ZIT.
IMPROVED AIM:'.
(DLL's WARRAN I'ED S WORDS, PATEN r RIFLES, &e.
THOMAS and JOHN GILL refpetifully inform
the Nobility, Gentry. their Friends, and the Public in gene-
ral, that they have eftahlifhed themlelves at No. 83, in front of tht
Thatched HoufeTavern, St. james's-Rreet, London, where may
be bad Cards, defcriptive of the extraordixory tra.fs their Warranted
&words are rubjeCted to, and of the/at:rive treperlier of then
IMPROVTO Ririas; where alto Specimens may bt.
fees, and orders ter thorn, Guns, and Arms and Accou-
trcments of all kinds taken. WhOlefalc and Retail.
London, England, 1806-05-09

SARDINIAS.

THIS delicious Fill affords one of the finett
rc-
lifltea known, (Hieltfon's Prepared Anchovies for Bare.
wielsn accepted). Sold in boxes, tos. 6.1. or kegs ass. each, at
HICKSON's, No. a7o, Strand---olfo Ported and Stewed Lam.
prey, I.ampents and Shrimps, Parmafan and Stilton Cheefe
Weflphalia Hams, Tongues, German Saufages. T)utch Herrings.
and Beef, Cod Sounds, Portable Soups, Pickles, Sauces, Effence of
Anchovies, Soy, Klan, Caper',ollves, Maccaroni, Preferved Gin-
ger, the heft Oils, Vinegar', Mallard, Spices, and every article in
the Italian and Oil Bullnefs.
London, England, 1806-05-09

xduiicAL IA+IILLiOEXCi

The HYDRA, frigate has captured a French trig of
war, which,quittedC.adit the lath of March, in com•
pany with two frigates full of troops, fuppofed to be
defined for the I& of France.
PLYMOUTH, MAT 7.—Came in flOlll II truism the
CASAR. of 84 suns, neardidearat sir it J. aveacna ;
ST. G. 0.0. - 90 AUDACIOUS - 74
TtICRIBLZ - 74 MONTAGU. • 74
TRIUNPII •74 VILLE DC PARIS 110
Sailed the ST. sours,of 112 guns, to Join the
Channel Fleet ; Trafalgar privateer on a cruize ; and
A , of 18 guns, with a fleet of vidtuallers for
the fquadrms cruiling off Rochefort.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL ft.—Arrived the Prufhan
galliot Drie Zeiftern, from Altona, laden with fait.
DUI., MAY B.—Sailed the Fuer bomb, with con-
voy, for Portfmouth ; STEADY gun brig, on a cruise
off Havre; AMARANTH I Hoop, on ecruize off Bnu-
logne. Arrived the ACUTE gun brig, from a cruize
off Boulogne; TuesuLlas gun brig, from a cruize
off Etaples, having carried away her fore and main
top malls in a (quail on Saturday evening. The
Msrvoa bomb has made the fignal for convoy to the
Weftward. Remain in the Downs the Edgar, Glat-
ton, and the Trufty men of war; Amaranthe, and the
Spitfire hoops of war ; Pro(pero, Meteor, and the
Eaplofion bombs, SpeCulator lugger, Harmony vic-
tualler, and feveral gun brigs.—Wind H. W.

FROM LLOiD's LIST.
GRAVISIND, Mar L--Paffed by the Lorick, Raun and the
Jonge Vrow Anna, Haman, from Sailed the Edlobro,
VJaills, and the Breathers Sheppard, Norman, for Gibraltar.
DISTRIBUTION f PRIZE-MONEY.
A Mandan far the capture of the French privateer I'Hiroa•
delk, July to, dos, will be made on board the Venus, at Sheer-
Deft, tomorrow, and recalled at No. it, Ceelbfircet, foe three
- -

The Lively, for the capture of the Staid& frigates Fama, Clara.
and Medea, Odober I, SIN, will be paid on board the Lively,
on Monday, the ad Jane nest, and recalled at No. is, Catli-
ke:et, Strand, for three years.
A dilleibution for the recapture of the Betfey, by she My, NoT
umber so, tilos, will be made on board the IS., to-morrow, at
Portfmouth, and recalled at No. is, Cecil ilreet, for dam years.
To the hired cutter for the recapture of the Two Friends,
Antall to, dot, a dill:Mutton will be made on Tuefday next,
the 13th loft. at No. :8, Ckment's Inn, and recalled every Tact.
day and Friday for three years.
To the Warp, for the capture of the French lacer le Defcfpoir,
July tit, tilog, a diaribudon will be made at the fame time and
place.
London, England, 1806-05-09

MALT.

Mr. BAKER, underßanding that a variety of Petitions had
been prefented to the Haute refpedliog Come modification of the
Acts relative to Malt, and feeling the importance of the queftion,
and from information he had obtained on the fubjedt, being
fenfible that a good deal might be raid on both fides, was anxious
that due attention mould be given to thole petitions ; he moved,
therefore, " That a &loft Committee be appointed to take thole
petidons into confederation and report their opinions to the Houle."
Mr. VANSIT TART had no objection to the motion, but was
of opinion, if the queition was of fo much intereft as the Hon.
Member feemed to think, that the motion Mould be preceded by
a notice, that Members who felt any Murat in the (titleft
might be prepared to give their opinions.
Mr. BAKER Paid, he had no objedtion to follow the courfc (n-
-utted by the Right Hon. Gentleman, and Should therefore renew
his motion tomorrow, confideting this as fullacient notice.

IRISH BUDGIT.

Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of
the frith Budget : upon the motion for the fecond
reading of the Refolutions,
Mr. ROSE contended, that the Hon. Baronet
ought not to have propofed a temporary tax to meet
the intereft of the loan. The furelus of the Confo-
lidated Fund was required for other purpofes. The
duty on Sugar could only continue during the war,
as it mat by law be of the fame nature with the cor-
refponding duty on Sugar in Great Britain, which
was to continue only during the war. The k4on.
Baronet feemed to think that he was warranted in
propnfing no permanent tax to meet the intereft of
the Loan, as long as the furplus of the Confolidated
Fund was fufficient for that purpofe ; but here he wa►
miltaken.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT denied that he had ever
raid tl4at he was warranted in thin, as long •rs there
was a fufficient furplus of the Confolidated Fund.—
But he did nut with to burthen the people ton much
at the prefent moment, and was fully juflified in the
fyllem he adoptdd. As to railing the fupplies within
the year, he was not fufficiently acquainted as yet
with the Rate at Ireland, to attempt an exteafive
meafore of that fort. He had therefore kept within
bounds for the prefent, and the clefalcations in one
tax would be made up by the furplus produce of an-
other.

Mr. FOSTER crntcnded char, in two or three
years, if we proceeded un this fyilcm, the debt of
Ireland would he confolidated wih the debt of Eng-
land, and therefore it was the intereff, as well as the
duty of both countries, to have the Supplies railed
within the year.
After tome further obfetvaticris from Sir JOHN
Nswroar, Mr. Rest, Mr. CnitßY, Mr. FORM,
Lord de BLAQ_DIRRI, Mr. Lek, and Nlr. ALEXANDER,
the Refolutionb were agreed to, and bills ordered ac-
cordingly.
Mr. CORRY gave notice, that on Monday, he
would move for tome Papers relative to the Lill]
Revenue.
London, England, 1806-05-09

LINNAIAN GALLERY,

No. T, HINDE.STREET, MANCHESTER•SQUARE.
LINNJEAN GALLERY, or Botanical- Exhibi•
Lion, being beautiful paintings of the eholceit Flower.,
among which is the Snel pidture in the whole world. by Van Os,
is now open for one Month, admittance One Shilling, Catalogue
Included, at No. t, Hinde-ftrcet, Mancbeft, r fgusre.
Where may be viewed Dr 'lhornton's Grand National Bota.
aka Work, the TEMPLE OF FLORA, which is juR
of which Part tr, Supplement, price too 6d is publtibed.
Part s is in great forwardnefi.
London, England, 1806-05-09

FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1806

VICTUALLING OFPICII, May s, A 0,6.
THE OOMMIsSIO ERS for VICTUALLING

HIS MAJESTrS NA Pi; Jo her+ elm moire,

That on Thurfday, the tsth init. at eleven o'clock precifely, in
the forenoon, they will be ready to 111, to the higheß bidder, at
His Majefty's Vietualling Pnmifes, at Deptford, fundry Lots of
the following Providons and Vidualling Stores, viz.
Bread, Brad-duff, Bran, Bakehoufe Sweepings, Bags and Rags,
Beef, Pork, Suet, Packing Scraps, Empty Tierces, and Irlib Bar-
rels, Vinegar, Butter, Butter Create, Shift and Scrapings, Cheek,
Sugar, New Broad Doublet and Slab Ends, Wine-pipe, Brandy-
piece, and Rum Puncheon Heads, Staves of various defcriptkets,
ight and Dry Heading, Iron Hoops broken and bent, and WOll2
out Cooper's Tools, lying in His Majefty's Viftuatllng Pretnifee
at Deptford.
A Depot of 35!. per Cent. is to he made upon the amount of
each Lot at the time of Sale ; and if the remainder of the Money
be not paid, and the Particubrspken away, within twenty work-
Ins days afterwards, the Depoilt will be
,forfeited, and the Goods
remain the property of the Crown.
The other Conditions may be ken, and Printed Catalogues may
be bad, et the Secretary's Office.
London, England, 1806-05-09

NUMBFR 3,

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

''TO•MORROW EVENING, MAY io, aBo6,
will be 'idled the Comedy of
THE HONEY MOON.
After which the New Grand Operatical Romance, called
THE FORTY THIEVES.
Thin Evening—The Provok'd Holland ; with the Forty Thieve.

THEATRE-ROYAL., COVENT-GARDEN.
TO MORROW EVENING, MAY to, 0336,
wilt be prefented the Tragedy of
PIZARRO.
Rolla, Matter BETTY.
To which will be added an ENTERTAINMENT.
On Monday—King Henry the Eighth.
London, England, 1806-05-09

TNE EYFNINC STAR.

LONDON.
FRIDAY, MAY la
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ON! O'CLOCK'
Confab, for money, 64—for
ia4V—Oenninin 11 2.
Bank Stock mot/ Ann. I 9-16
3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 3911 Id& 3pa Cent. 11811
i pre C Conf. 60if Exchequer bib, par Is. prem.
4 per Cam 7714 Oman% af i prem.
s per Cent. Navy 9341 &With Tickets 101.31.
Long Ann. t y t 16.1 ConE he acc. 60i
India Bonds, ts. as. prem.

It is very generally credited, that the laR difpatches
received at the India Houfe announce that a defini.
tire Treaty of Peace was concluded with Scindia, in
November let, when the fubmiffion of Holkar was
daily expeCted to take place. The Company's fuper-
cargoes had lately arrived at Canton on the 4th of
that month.
London, England, 1806-05-09

GOTTENBURGH MAILS.

Laft night two Gottenburgh Mails arrived at the
Pon-office, by which we have received the following
letter :

" GOTT!PDUtOH, MAY 2.

" This morning arrived the Diana packet, Capt.
MiDomouou, with a Ruffian Courier, charged with
difpatehes for St. Peterfburgh : a great number of
Swedifh reels, under convoy of the Bo armed
Ship have all* arrived.
" Another courier alto arrived this morning, bring.
ing his Majefly's orders for laying an embargo on all
PrulEan (hips in this and the adjacent ports, as alfo
to Seize Pruflian property, which were immediately
executed ; but I believe there is only one PrufGan
flap remaining here, all the reft having failed a few
days ago. Orders were alto ;filled to detain all Swe-
fhips bound for Prafßan ports till further orders."
" The night before lark palled through this place
from Copenhagen, the Prince of Auguflenburg and
two Aid de Camps, on their journey to Norway, the
object of their million is unknown here."

The detention of all Pruffian veffels found in the
ports of Sweden, has been accompanied with the pub-
lication of an Official Declaration of the motives and
principles which have guided the King of Sweden in
every Rep he has taken refpaling PratLa. The State
Paper alluded to, may be confidered as a declaration
of war againft Pruflia on the part of the THREE
ALLIED COURTS ; for the declaration of his Ma-
jelly the King of Great Britain in quality of Elector
of Hanover, and the Note of Mr. Secretary Fox to
the Pruffian Minifler, thew evidently that Great Bri-
lain and Sweden have ailed in concert in every thing
they have done ; and the conduit of Ruffsa in feizing
upon Cattaro and Cafiel Nuovo, leaves no doubt as
to the line intended to be followed by that Power
againft " the King of Pruffia and NA sotto's BONA-
MT' the declared enemy of the three." The fol-
lowing is a tranflation of the document alluded to :
London, England, 1806-05-09

COURT OF IMO', BENCH, LONDON, MAY 2.

Mr. ESPINASSI moved on a former day for a writ
of Habeas, to b:ing into Court an apprentice who
bad been committed to the Houfe of Correnion. A
return had lime been made to the writ, awing, that
the party alluJed to was confined in purfuance of the
order of a Magillrate, he being an apprentice, and
having abfented himfelf from his matter without leave
or authority. The learned Counfel endeavoured to
Thew, that this was a contempt of procefs, and prayed
their Lordfliips to enforce the writ. He laid, the
party was bound apprentice for feven years, at the
age of feventeen, and on his coming of age, he in-
formed his mailer that he was then twenty-one years
old, and, by the law of the land, he could not detain
him longer as an indented fervant ; he added, that
)e would give his mailer a week to provide himfelf
with another affiflant, and at the expiration of that
period, he fhould quit his fervice. When the week
had elapfed, the apprentice left his mafter's employ,
but was fubfequently taken into cuftody ; and, on
being carried before a Magiftrate, the mailer's com-
plaint was heard, and the young man committed to
prifon for a month.
The Court admitted that an indented apprentice
could not be detaihed after the age of twenty-one,
yet, as no intimation of the party's age had been made
to tbe,Migiarate, or t perfon to whom the writ
was addreffed, the return could not be conarued as
a contempt of Cour.
Mr. ESPINASSI Lid, in that cafe the patty muff
have recnhrfe to a treat proceeding, in order to ob.
tain his liberty.
London, England, 1806-05-09

SPORTING INTELLIGENCR.

r SECOND SPRING MEETING, 1806.
THURSDAY, MAY 8.

Fifty Pounds for 3 yr, olds 64. alb. 4 yr olds SR.
5 yr olds 84. 71b. 6 yr olds and aged 84. talb.
T. M. M. B. C.
Mr Wyndham's h. f. Glory, 4 yr* old
Mr Smith', b. c. Prodigal, 4 yrs old •
Mr F. Nealea b. g. Strathrpey, aged •
D. of Graftou's b. c. brother to Horpby Leh ,3 in Old
Gen. Grofvenor's b. c. Hama at .'em, 3 yrs old
Mr Mellilh's b. c. by Sir Peter, out of Doubtful, 3 yn old
1). of St. Alban's b. c. Scamper. 4 yrs old
Mr How orth's ch c. Patagonian, by Peplos, 3 yrs old
Mr E. Ovadbarzes b. c. Southton, by Pcgalas. 4 yrs old
Mr Moorhoures b. c. brother to Lumbago, 3 yn old
The judge could place but three.
5 tot esti Gfory-4 to i agfk Strathfper-).
4 tot agft Have.at-'em.
Sweepßakes of sogs each, h. ft. B. C.
Mr D. itadcliffes Orville, Bft ylb •
Mr F. Neale's Q41_12 8Rr3lb
Mr Howarth's Norval. 7R 31b 3
Ld Foley's Sir Harry Dltrifdale, 91t31b 4
sto a agR Orville-2 tot agtt Q.siz-to to egg
Norval--7 to 4 agft Sir Harry Dimfdale.
Sweepflakes of cogs each, Acrofs the Flat.
Mr oddard'a Newmarket, BR
Mr Andrew's Fathom, 71l
Mr Howarth's Hooray, Eft t3lb 3
to t agit Newmarket-2 to I agft Honelly.
Mr. R. Boyce's Brainworm, 84. 716. beat Lord
Foley's Little Peter, 711. Ab. M. zoogs.-6 to 5
againft Brainworm.
Sir J. Shelley's Sir Launcelot, 711. 131 b. beat Mr.
Mellifh's Czar Peter, 84. tolb. 1). I. zoogs.-7 to
4 againft Sir Launcelot,
Lord Sackville's Bullard, 84. tolb. againit Mr.
C. Brown's Mountaineer, 74. 31b. D. 1. wogs.
(dead heat)-5 to zon Bullard.
Mr R. Boyce's Sir David, 811. 71b. againft Lord
Barrymore's Gratitude, 74. tolb. Acrofs the Flat,
wogs. Off by Content.
Duke of Grafton's Merrythought, 84. rec. zsgs
from Lord Barrymore's Chicken Butcher, filter to
Merryman, z yrs old, 64. alb. 1. C. fogs.
Lord Grofvenor's Meteors, BR. 71b. rec. logs
from Lord F. G. O(borne's Supertlition, 64. t ilb.
B. C. bow h. ft.
Mr Mellith's Stavely, 811. rec. 400 gs from Lord
Egrcmont's Cardinal Beaufort, 74. 71b. Two yr old
C. ;Dogs.
' Mr R. Boyce's Sir David, 811. 51h. tee. zsp,s from
Lord Foley's Hippecampus, 84. 31b. D. 1. roogs.
Mr R. Boyce') Brainworm,Blt 71b. rec. ft. 'rent
Lord Foley's Little Peter, 611. 7!b. Ab. M. Lord
Foley to flake 3oogs to boogs.

PANDtrt A'S famous bor, when opened, fent thou.
Rinds of plagues into the world, !caving roor Nve
only at the bottom : fo Pays fabulous billory. How
different are the contents of the two little kw.
which open at nine o'Clock next Monday morning
lat Cooper's Hall I—Five bleffings, worth a tOOO4
each, will fly out in Icfs than five minntes ; and
thonfands, and tens of thoofands more bleffings be.
fore the boxes are emptied. Nape will not be found
at their bot-nors only, but from the top to the bottom ;
and will r.nve a rich hope to a multitude of Fortune's
votaries. This is no Fable, but Iltaidly matter of
Fad.

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