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London, England, 1806-02-18

HAMBURGH MAILS.

Thole due Sunday feirmight and Wednefday
have arrived. Though their ctlitents have been partly
anticipated by the arrival of the Ilamburgh Papers,
from which we yeflerday gave tett aOs, we have beat
able to fele& from them tome articles worthy of a
perufal.

The affairs of the Continent do not appear to be
condulted fn cordially as the Paris Journals would
lafferr. The new made Kings are already quarrel-
ling about their newly acquired poffclEons. Nor
would it furprize any one who has attended In thief •
politics of the Court of St. Cloud for fome time
fhould it be proved hereafter that thefe diffentione
have been fomented for the ezprefs purpofe of rem,
dering thofe Rates more fubfervient to the will of
France, than they were before they acquired nomi-
nally an evended degree of independence.

The plans adopted for the fobjugation of Naples
meet with no obdruftion. The fate of the prefent
reigning family may be confideied as already fettled:

}LOMB. JANUARY 6.
The chief Command of the expedition 'mica Ns.
pies liac been given to Prince Jofeph.

MILAN, JANUARY 28.

Cardinal Ruffo is now on a mitGon from the Court
of Naples; he has had Come conferences with —sr-
dinal Fefch, the French Minifter, after whi-.:4 ie
fent off a Courier to his Court, and another to tLei
Marquis DR Gallo, with difpatches for the Emperli
NAPOI.IOII. There is talk of a plan to transfer the
Government of the Kingdom of Naples to the Here.
ditary Prince.

HANOVERIAN TERRITORY, PEER UARY 2.
seven Hundred Englilh troops were embarked a;
Bremenlehe on doe =9th of January.
Bremen is now erAcuated by the Englifb troops.

General Tolftoy h gone horn Bremen to Nien•
burgh. All the Englilh and German troops of the
Legion will evacuate this territory within three
weeks at earthen. The recruits railed in the country
will likewife be embarked for England.
London, England, 1806-02-18

Captain Moot, of the William, and Captain Joax.
sox, of the Charles, a part of the Weft India fleet
from Cork, were in fight at the time, and hare tince
arrived in fafety at liarbarines. The following are
the names of the other (hips that are milling:—Eliza,
PAISLEY, from Cork ; jontelinda ; Hero, CUR RY ; Ge•
neral Hunter and Maritter, from the Clyde ; and the
Fame, from Brillol.—The Wootv ER IN t arrived with.
out one 'edit in company.
The homeward•bound convoy from Jamaica was
appointed to fail on the ill of• April.

Accounts were yeflerday received from the Eall
Indies, which Hate, that Sir THOMAS THOE/BRIDGE
fell in with M. Limois on his pafrage out, in latitude
19. 9. and longitude 85. 17. tall, in very thick and
fqually weather, and ju( at the dole of cley erchang-
ed a few !hots with him. The moment the en...my
made the BLENHEIM out through the haze, he bore
away ; and, without feparating from the convoy, it
was impoilible for Sir T.Teoube mitt to purfue him.
he nest morning he was again dilcovered about
four leagues to windward. 3ir T.T/LOUBLIDGe placed

himfelfbetween the convoy and the enemy, under
eafy fail, to induce him to bear down. but no art
could bang him nearer than fit or (even miles, and
that direOly to windward. From noon to night he
weathered fait on the fleet, evidently failing better,
and took himfelf of in the night.

A report has been circulated for the laft two day,
that in confequence of a difcovery of tome attempts •
to eflablifh a Regency in Spain, by which the autho-
rity of the KING was to be fet elide, the PAINCI of •
the PIACS has invited the French to march a body of •
troops into the country, to Alit him in counterafting
the defigns of the Paws and the ancient Nobility..
who are ftriving to reftore the independence of the
Kingdom. We hear that the French troops arc ac.•
tually on the march.
London, England, 1806-02-18

141 E LVEIVIAG S 7 AR.

LONDON.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY A.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Confab, money 6cl--for account 643—Reduced ntl.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:

3 per C. Red. An 6111-
per Cent Cod 6i 1
4 per Ccnt. So
3 per Cent. Navy 9211
Long Ann. 171 3.16

Short Ann. 1
India Bonds, 3s. * as. prem.
Eschrq Bills 3s ss. prem.
glith Tickets 191. 595.
nr for acc. 6:fit

A Mail from Jamaica arrived yeflerday in forty-
four days, by which we have received intelligence to
the latter end of December. The Sellion doled on
the sad. The diflipline of the Militia, as well as
the general means of defence, are reprefented as
having been much improved by the late alarm, and
the meatures which w, re purfued in confequence of
it. The Jamaica Papers abound with reports col
Idled from Amet ican and other (hips, refpeding the
arrival of a French fquadron in Martinique.
Letters by the Jamaica Mail confirm the intelli
gence that the French fquadron fell in with the out-
ward-bound fleet, under convoy of the Wow-mitts
(loop of war, and captured feveral (hips, although
not fo many as reported. The FISCARD frigate ar-
rived at Batbadoes on the 3oth of December, with
twenty-three fail of the outward bound Well India
fleet, among which was the Ceres, in a very difabled
Rate, having been tun foul of by the FISGARD. It was
on the 7th of December, in lat. 36. long. 23. that the
enemy fell in with the Wooovatt w a (loop of war,
with twelve fail of the Welt India fleet, which the
FISGARD had left behind at Madeira. A fignal was
made for difperfing, and the (hips feparated, and
made off in every dire(lion. About feven (hips out
of the whole are fuppofed to have been taken, as they
were miffing, and had not arrived in the Well Indies.
The Robert, Derbyfltire,!and the Belize, two of the
number, are known to have been captured by a fmall
fquadron, confilling of one two decker, two large
frigates, and a brig, in lat. 30. t 1. N. long. 27. W.
London, England, 1806-02-18

MUNICH, JANUARY sr.

Generals Deroy, Wrede, ke. are afembled here,
to draw up a plan for the augmentation of the army.
The whole Tyrol regiment, and half of the regiment
Hildburghaufen, which hitherto drew its recruits
from Auftrian Suabia, fall to Bavaria.
The Emperor of France has doubled the Annui-
ties of the Eleaor of Treves, and of the Prince Bi-
fhop of Liege, railing the former to 200,000, and the
latter to 40,000 florins. to be paid by France, the
former indemnity being ennfidered by his Majelly as
infufficient and difproportilned to their dignity.

HAMBURGH, FEBRUARY 4.

The French troops have now evacuated all the
country beyond Lints; bat the bad weather his pre-
vented them from evacuating Auftria fo Coon as was
deigned. By the molt authentic accounts, it is cer.
fain. that befides the Aelrian., to,ooo prifoners, at
the moll, of any other nation, have paired through
Suabia to Straiburg. Thole which paired laR
through Ulm, Auglburg, &c. were taken at Antler-
lit:, and did not exceed goon, including lick; before
were only Come (mall corps of from 5o to too and
200, they were molly fufileers ; there were few cof.
faeks, cavalry, or grenadiers. In tho courfe of this
year no prifoners have patted through Suabia.
The Poilkal Joeraal, much efteemed here, fays,
Come papers (peak of a great augmentation of a cer-
tain Power in the Eall ; but, it may be affirmed with
certainty, that France, in a Convention of very late
date, has guaranteed the integrity of the Tarkifh
Empire.

Sir Jomr Newroar, Bart. iarappointed Chancellor
of the Exchequer for Ireland. We underlland that
the Office nf Full Lord of the Treafury for that king-
dom will be executed by Lord GRINVILLI.
General Harr:mos is created a Baronet of Great
Britain.
Sir Giotto, Swas is appointed Under Secretary of
State in Mr. WINDHAM'S office, and Mr. Haaarson
in Earl Sys w cal's.
The Earl of HARRINGTON is appointed Comman-
der in Chief in Scotland, in the room of Lnrd MOIRA.
Mr. Serjeant Laws and Mr Serjeant BAST are pro-
moted to the rank of King's Serjeants.
It is underftond that the Hon. Hewer Exuma is
to be Lord Advocate, and Joint Cratx, Efq. Solici-
tor General of Scotland.
The detachment of the German Legion, Light
Dragoons, marched yefterday from Maidflone for
Chichefter.
The Northumberland Militia marched into Maid-
ftcne on Wednefday tall, and are now doing duty
there.
The pay of the three claffes cf boys in the Royal
Navy is railed from 61. the, firll daft, to 91. per an-
num • 41. the fecond clefs, to 81. per annum ; and
31. the third dial's, to'7l. per annum.
The PR INCISS or OR ANGS. of 74 guns, Capt. Ro-
c /R S. will be paid off at Chatham, on Thuriday next,
and her landfmen will be turned over to the
narch.
Bet 0.--No Conn of Aldermen being held to-
day, the Lord Mayor, after infpetling the Returns
ordered it to rife id. per Pcck Loaf.
London, England, 1806-02-18

BERLIN. FEB. I.

On the 26th ult. the following Circular Letter was
fbnt, by his Majelly's order, front Baron Hardenberg
to the chief merchants :

4' The political relations of the Pruffian Court with
other powers, which have been for tome time in a
Gate of uncertainty, and particularly the relations of
peace and amity with France being now fully con-
firmed and ((cured, the merchants of this city are
hereby informed of the fame, that they may be able,
without any fear of interruption, to carry on their
commerce with other countries, conformably to the
law of nations."

The army defined to occupy Hanover, eonfills of
ten battalions of Mufketeers, three battalions of Fu-
fileers, ten fquadron of Coiraffiers, five fquadrons
of Dragoons, fifteen fquadtons of Maar', fix Parks
of Artillery, and one of Flying Artillery.
London, England, 1806-02-18

BANKS OF THE LECH, JAN. 27.

About 4000 of the troops of Wirtemberg havin
made their appearance on the Danube above Uln
in order to take poffeffion of certain places, to whit
the King r f BAVARIA conceives he has a just claim
the Bavarian garrifons of Ulm and Augiburg have
received orders to call in all their furloughs, and hol4
themfelves in readincfs to march at the firft notice..l
London, England, 1806-02-18

LAND SURVEYING.

This day was publidaed, illuflrated with a greater variety of cop-
pm-ptates than any other work of the kind, and alfu with up-
wards of one hundred wood cuts, price ys. bound.
I'HE EL. max s of LAND SURVEYIVG, in all
its Stanches' pradically adapted to the ale of Schools and
Students • and intruding Pradical Ocurnetry,Trigonometry, Land
Meaftni by the Chain, Plain Table, Theodolite, Aid other In
ftruments ; the entire Praelice of Hilly Ground ; the Disdain] of
Laud, Plotting and Mopping : Illultratud by highly andlied En-
gravings, plain sad coloured; complete Tables of Sines and fat-
tens. Legarithms, &c. &e.
By ABRAHAM CROCKER,
Land Surveyor, of Flume, in nomerfetatire.
Tie object of the Author of this pork has been to produce a
ye:attics' Sy/em of Land Surveying, corrrformuling.:u Icientifie ar-
rangement and pet fplcuity with Mr.Bonnycalties well known Syf.
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tegralngs. plalo and coloured, p mould completely initruet the
rim% surveyor in the important art of correct and depot Oraw•
in.
Printed for Rs
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London, England, 1806-02-18

FRANKFORT, JAN. it.

This morning early the Citizens were ordered to
prepare to receive French troops. In the forenoon
came 3000 Light Infantry, and a few horfe under Ge-
meral Desjardins. Marfhal Augereau has announced
to the Magiftrates that he has orders to occupy our
City with 8000. It is fuppofed, that it will be for a
long time. Yefierday Martha! Augereau returned
from Straiburg to his head quarters, where, fince then,
an unufoal aaivity is obferved. It is Paid in Darm-
Radt, that more troops from the grand army are to
join Augereau, and Merrell his army to 40,00 men.
London, England, 1806-08-29

IRELAND.
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Price ego in boards, embelirdicd with z 6 beautiful Vielri. DT
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' the Autumn and Winter of the laft year aog.
fly JOHN CARR. FJq.
Of the Hon Society of the Middle Temple.
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London, England, 1806-08-11

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, JULY 34.

The changes which will take place in the army are
again fpoken of. The regiments dellined for field
fereice will be augmented, and fourteen new compa-
nies of artillery cretted. The ()motion of a pro•
•incial militia, to conliti of 7o or 8o Imitations, is alfo
mentioned.

1 he regiment of Tauenzein,wh;ch is at Bayreuth,
has received orders to proceed to Hanover to recruit;
all the foldters born in the tut kitty of Anfeach bay-
ing been difcharged.

TURKF,r.

SEMLIN, JULY t.

The inforgents lure again attempted, within there
few days, to take poffeffion of the lower town of
Belgrade. They ►ad already reeled the firft re•
doubts; but in fpite of all t►eir efforts, they were
obliged to give np the attempt and retire. A foreign
Officer. lately arrived at the Pump of the Benign',
headed this attack.

The fortrefs of &halms did not, as was lately
announced, furreoder at chfcretion ; it was taken by
Aran% in the night of the 26th and 37th of June.
The garrifon, which contia2cl of fcarcely three hun-
dred• Turks, ezpeßing no quarter, defended them
fibres to the lad man. The Servians behaved like
barbarian as this actlaSen ; they maffacred all ab!:
to bear arms, and cruelly treated the defencelefs in-
habitants.
We learn that infurreSion makes great pr,grefs in
13.1fnia. In many ditlrias there arc bloody (cents
between the Chrillierm and the Turks.
London, England, 1806-08-11

JEROME BONAPARTE

has a command, and which had made its efcape from
)(brink° two or three days before, was leen by Ad-
miral Coc it ems fqoadron off the ifland of St. Tho-
mas, (landing to the Wetlward. It confined of fix
fail of the line Nodose frigate; Admiral Cociiaams's
of (nut fail of the line, and, we believe, two or three
frigates. Notwithninding the great difpatity in the
force of the two •fiiadrons, Sir A xxxxx DU. we
doubt nor, would feize the firn favourable moment
for attacking the enemy, and, in that event, we eraer•
tain nn apprehennons refpeAi•lz (he probable refult.
The French Commander, we under (land, thewed no
dilllofilion to van, an eogaip-ment, hilt was aftill
*wifely era the defei.fivc, by keeping his fquadron
as coropla es putLblc, to prevent any of his shill.
London, England, 1806-08-11

At the Loudon Inn, Ptylnautl. on Pridry, the 'gab day of Sep.
tember Celt, it tee o'clock la tho forenoon, In purfulnee of
di:odious from the Commigoners appointed for the difporal
of Pruffian Property,
IL'HE CARGO of the PRUSSIAN VESSEL
JONGE CORNELIUS.
701 lIIPORTATION.
43 Balm White Paper 342 Bales Whitt& Brown Papa.
33. Hilda Hooey
The Cargo of the Pilaw Veffel JONGE BROWER.
TOIL EX PORTA nom.
124 Mule Salt.
Tor Catalope., and other Puticulan, apply to Mr. JOHN
HAWKER. Merchant, Plymouth.
Plymouth, Auguft 7. 'Son.

At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday, the 19th day of Sep-
tember nest, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, in purfuanec of
diredions from the Commiffioners appointed for the difpotal
of Profit= Property,
following Condemned PrufGAn Veirels ;
l VIZ.
ANNA CHARLOTTA, Jan DL Schmidt late Mailer.
LI EFDE, B. B. Past, late Ditto.
BAR BIC HEN, Dickman, Ditto.
FREDERICA, Creursen, Ditto.
JONGI BRAWER, A C. Abrams, Dino.
JONGE CORNELIS, H. P. Brooder, Ditto.
Thc Dlmenfions and other particalus will be advertifed thorny
Plymouth, Amp& 6,1306. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant
GREAT PAN FARM, ISLE OF WIGHT.
CAPITAL STOCK SHEEP.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mars. LOVE and PALMER,
On Wednefday, egpteinbcr 3, 'Sod, at Throtto'Cisek, OM the
Fronde*,
'RIGHT True Bred LEICESTER RAMS ; Fifty
ditto EWES; Elmo ditto LAMBS ; the Property of Mr.
George Noyes, &cored. The above Stock was raifed by the late
Mr. Noyes, and got out of as choice Moreton of true bred Leieefter
Ewes as England could produce, by that well known and much
admired beautiful Ram BLACK FOOT. Blackfoot is held fo
high in tfUrnation by the fifit judges, at to have let for loco Gni.
neat a Seaton. His Stock at Pan Farm is nothing Inferior to him
in Rape and Beauty, and infinitely fuperior to any Sheep ever in.
voluted Into this Country.
For particulars apply to Mars. Harris and Cubes's, Execu.
tore, or to the Auftioncers, Newport, Ifie of Wight.

SOUTH WALES.-.CARMARTHFNSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

.
By SAMUEL THOMAS.
At the Boar's Head Inn in Carmarthen. on Friday. the :oh day
of Augoß next, at the hour of four o'clock in the evening, fob-
jet to Conditions,
ALL thole TWO MESSUAGES and TENE.
MINTS, called I.LW I'N GWYN and BERL". AN, eat-
en' acrd, or thereabouts. now in the occupation of Mr.
tCaillti ac
OE JOHN, at the very low yearly Rent of sal. and are
luau in the Parifh of Llanitephan.
The above Tenements are fuhjea to an old leak originally
granted for three lieu, of whom the fail George John, aged so
years, or thereabouts. is the only furylvor.
They arc delightfully &mate upon and near the entrance of the
Navigable River Towy, and are very improvable, being cones.
nient for manure.
The new Torrrilke Road from Carmarthen to Llanflephm.
(which is allow .1 to be as fine and pictureique a Road :a any in
Wales) pages by the Prernifcs.
They lie &Rant front Carmarthen abrut fin Mom whole
Markets r e abuuda:ttly and cheaply fuppled with Sea and River
Fills, Poultry mod Butcher's Meat.
Cf The fount will Slew the Premifes, and for further para.
ealuv. apply to Mr. Joists Brown. Sonienor, Carmarthen.
Jdiy as, ts:b.
London, England, 1806-02-20

HOLLANS.

SCHIEDAM, FEBRUARY to.
A private letter from Naples. dated January 54,
rays, that the Ruffian and Engliffi troops were on the
point of embarking on board their tranfports I that
the Court was making preparations to depart for Si.
eily, and that apprehenfions were entertained that the
Lazzaroni would commit depredations till the arri-
val of the French forces. This letter does not (peak
of the reported difunion between she Englint and
Ruffian troops.

ITALT.

ROME, JANUARY 11.

The late% accounts from Naples confirm the re-
ports of the re-embarkation of the Ruffians, and add,
that the Royal Family went on fhipboard for Palermo,
though the wind at the time was unfavourable. This
meafure was the refult of a Council of State, which
had deliberated a long while upon the fubjeft. The
Hereditary Prince was much againft the meafure,
but was compelled to affent to it by the Queen. A
very warm fcene between the mother and fon is
fpoken of upon this occafion. Before the Court
withdrew, a Government and a guard of Citizens
were formed. The King of Sardinia has likewife
left the Continent of Italy.
London, England, 1806-02-20

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

On Tnefday David Lane was indiaed for wilful
and corrupt perjury, in fwearing falfely to an affidavit
filed by him in the Court of King's Bench, with re-
fpett to croft warrant on money affairs between him
and John Green. The profecutor was a baker, and
the Defendant a coal dealer, 'eliding in Chritichurch
par A, Surrey.
Mr. ALLsv opened the profecution, and produced
affidavits filed by the parties ; but there were fuch
material variations between the affidavits of the
Profecutor and the indietment, that the Counfel for
the Defendant took an objection, whicil proved fatal
to the cattle.
THE KING 0 THE PARISH OT HARROW.

Mr. KNAPP Rated, that this was an indictment
again(! the Pavilb for a nuifance, in not keeping the
road over Wimley Green, between the three and four
mile Bones, in repair. He then called Mr. Lambert,
who proved that this road was fo bad, it was impof
fible for a carriage to pafs it— The road was new, it
had been made in April laf, and two good ones had
been flopped up 4moft before this was begun. An ob.
jeliion was here taken to the form of the indiament,
as the parilh, under the Inclofure Ali, was not in-
dietable until twelve months after the road was finifh-
ed. This objeftion was allowed, and the indiament
fell to the ground.
London, England, 1806-02-20

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Mew" t 9, 1806
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND oaks,
bilk EAST INDIES. do &cob y jive Mike,
That they will be ready to 'receive ;impolite, In writing, on or
before Weinefday the 19th of March next, for the Hire for a fur.
then number of Voyages of loch Ships of One Thoufand One Hun-
dred Tons burthen and upwards, which have preformed their con-
traded number of Voyages in the Company's fervice.
The Tender., with the wards " Ship Tender' co the cover, to
be feverally reeled up and left with the Secretary, at or before
Twelve o'Clock at noon, on the above day, beyond which hour
not any Tender will be received.
- - - - •

- .
The particulars of the Term. and Conditions, under which the
Ships are required to be tendered for the Company's ferrite, may
be teen 00 appilcatioo to Mr. JAUSO COOGAN, Clerk to the Com-
mittee t Shipping.
The Court do hereby further give notice, t►at if any Letter or
Memorandum mould be tent in, in explanation of, or in addition
to any Tender, fuck Tender win be rejeCted by the Court.
WILLIAMJt4MSAr, &twerp
London, England, 1806-02-20

FOR THE STAR.

Sir—As the following Lines have seen much ad-
mired. probably you will base no objeetion to infert
them in your refpeelable Paper. 1 am, Sir.
• CONS TANT tIADrI.

On hearing the peals of muffled Bells on the day of I.ord Nsuores
rum raft
" 70.creco-a."
Hark ! Ellen to you muffled WI"! how well
Theft harbingers of joy and f ,rrow tell,
How NELSON onqueed—and how Nation fell!
Now the full peals in merry numbers found,
The (welling gales with harmony abound,
And wale the notes of triumph to the world around.
ALu! there cheering founds now die away !
The muffled dirge (netted' the (chive lay,
And folemn knells proclaim departing day!
Yes! the milt peals our chcqu er'd fortune tcll,
That Netsoa conquer'd—but that NELSON fell;
They found a nation's triumph, and a Hero's knell.
And thus, as tie alternate numbers flow,
Each heart (hall vibrate, and each nifage thew,
The (mile of vidtory, and the tear of woe !
London, England, 1806-02-20

MBER
5329 I

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY•LANE.

ON SATURDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 22,
will be soorfonned the Cierdyof
THE WEST-INDIAN.
To which will be added a Mulleal Puce, called
OF AGE TO-MORROW.
Thls Evadng—The Tmellers ; with the Weathercock.

THIiATRE ROYAL, COVENT.OARDEN
ON SATURDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 23,
will be seed a Tragedy, celled
ME ROPE.
to width will be added the Grand Melo Drum of
RUGANTINO ;
Or, THE BRAVO OP VENICE.
This Bowleg—Tile DlRreffed Mother; with /thiamine.

ORATOItfOS.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GARDIN.
TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21,
will be perforated
PART I —Overeare,Rikbee—Grand DB ITINGEN TA DEUM.
With the Air of " Holy, Holy Lard," by Slpsoesitiseate.
PART
Cretan°. GeminianL
Air, Mrs. Bland, • Whet Helloes! Dr. Arne.
Rack Mr. Braham, • Deeper and deeper MU; and
Air, • Waft her. Angela' Adieu.
Chtcrus, • Gloria I. Pergoleff.
Slog, MIX Dickens, • 3weet Bird.' L'AUegta (Ameaspasded on
the Violin by Mr. Albley.)
Trio, Mrs. Salmon, Mrs. Bland, and Mr. Pybe, • Llke a blight
eisertik.' Gideon.
Siena, Signora Storace • Beitanniaat the Tomb of Hellas.' Jonallit
Chorus, ' Immortal Lord of earth and Wes.' Deborah.
Air, Mrs. Salmon. • Tho' loud roars the battle."
• %OM, Pius the Center.'
I.
PART I Saloll.mon.
Anthem, Mre. Salmon and Mrs. Bland, • Hear my prayer, Kent.
Air,Mr. Doyle,' Comm& is not to bellow.' Dr. Arne
Air, Signora Storaee, • The Prince unable.' Alex. Feat&
Cheraa,. nee the conquering hero,' March. Alt and Charm. Sing
onto God.' Judas Mac.
Cantata, Mrs. Dkkona, • From rofy bowers.' PureeL
Wady Mr.Braham, • [heir rights by foes invaded.'
, •To arms, your country's caufe.' Gecko
Coronation Anthem • God fate the King.'
PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS,
SIGNORA STORACE,
Whit. SALMON, Mrs BLAND, and Mrs =ICON&
Mr. BRAHAM,
Mr. GIBBONS, Mr. PYNE, and Mr. DOYLE.
(Being their Firft Appearance.)
Violin, Mr Albley.,(Leader of tbe Band). Organ, Mr J. Alder.
Pisces for the Boca to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Offfee
in Harbareet. Doors to be opened at Six o'clock and to begin
precifely at Seven. Bons 61. Pit )4 6d. Gallery era. Upper
Gallery is. Books of the Performance (with the Imprimatur of
. E. Medals) to be bad at the Theatre, mice 6d.
London, England, 1806-02-20

SPAIN.

CADIZ, JANUARY 11.
A Portoguefe frigate, jug arrived from the Bra-
zils, bring► the following intelligence :
" As loon as the Englifh fquadron, with fizty
trarifports, having eight or ten thoufand men on
board, arrived on the coat of the Brazils, they dif-
patched a brig to Bayo, to report, that a form which
they had experienced would compel them to run
into that place, as they were much in want of re-
frefhments, and could not proceed farther becaufe
the yard which carried the fated inftruaions ccn-
cerning their dellination bad.gone to the bottom on
the rocks of St. Fernando, and every foul on board
perifbed- _ _ _

" The day after the arrival of the brig, the (qua-
dron came in and let go their anchors. The Portu-
guefe General Commandant has put all the forts in
a Rate of defence, armed all the free people and
(laves, and has refolved to defend himfelf and garri-
fon to the tall extremity, if the/ are to be treated in
the fame manner as at Goa.

" When the Englint General requelled rare&
menu, he received for anfwer, "That every thing
in their power would be furniihed ;" he afterwards
minded leave to land Lis troops, which was refofed
—but it was agreed to, that 400 of his men might
land daily, unarmed, and walk on a track of land
pointed out to them, upon condition of their resm-
barking every evening.
A place has alto been allowed the Engin on
which to ere& an hofpital for their lick.
" It appears that this fquadron will make a eonfi-
derable flay at Bayo, if it is true that they mna wait
for further inaruaioos.
" To judge by the reports which the Englint
General circulated at Madeira, when he lay there,
and where alto he wished to land his men, it is full
pelted that the true definition of this fquadron was
the Brazilian, or Spanith poffeffions."

MADRID, JANUARY so.
Her Royal Highnefs the Princes of Muria',
who has been indifpofed there fome months paR, re-
ceived extreme nation nn Friday laft, and in confe-
quence of the opinion of her phyficians, we are mach
alarmed for her fafety.
This day the remains of General Captain Langan,
formerly Minifler of Marine and Councillor of State,
were interred with military honours. In the Ame
rican war he commanded a fquadron, loft feven or
•fight fhips in a battle off Cape St. Vincent's, and
was himfelf carried prifoner into Gibraltar.

GERMANY
London, England, 1806-06-27

NORFOLK.

TO BE SOLD, (together or in Lots),
ALL that elegant modern built Dwelling Houk,
with all requiflte attached and detached Office., foitahle for
the Refidence and Areommodrion of a Gentleman's Faintly,
Ibuate In the plcafant Village of Stoke Ferry, (even Miles from
Downhill's. Market, tan front Brandon, and Swalfham, and four.
teen from King's Lynn. Ingather with Pleafate and Kitchen
Gardens, wen planted with choice Fruit "1" see., Farm Yard, requi
Ste Beading., and Paddock adjoining, containing about 3 Acre.
and z Roods.
Alto three fnelofures of Rich Paltore Land near the Houk,
containing about ten Acres,.
And alfo abort 14 Acres of Fertile Arable Land in the adjasent
open Fields.
The Effete Is all (except aboot two roods) Freehold, in a beau'
tits! part of the County, abouuditte with Game, bpd in a genteel
Neighbourhood, the furrountling Roads are remarkably good, the
Boildines in excellent repair, the taint!. in high condition, and the
purehafer may have poll-Ann at hlithaelmas neat.
The Land Tax is citidly retlcemt .1.
For further particulars, apply to William Pawn, Ell Rank 01
England, London; the Rev. Mr. Miller., Ely; the Rev. Mr
i heti, Flocinun; or Mr. How, Wertbza, molt Stoke Perry,

mtlstc. •
T° BE SOLD, frveral Second liana Grand and
Square. Piano Fortes, by Broadwood, Clement'. and other
Makers, with and without eatra Keys. Barrel Organs, Patent
Harps, Harp Lutes, &c. ate. cheaper than any Shop La London,
at J • Buchingers. No. 443, Strand.

SAItDINIAS.
THIS delicious Fifh afford' one of the fine fl re.
News kneorn, (Mehra, Prepared Anchoring for Sand-
MACS tempted). Sold In boas, t. s. 6d each, at. HICKSON's,
No. :70, Strand—alto Potted and Stewed Lamprey. Laments
and Shrimps Pirmafan and Stilton Chc.ere, Wcltphalia Hama,
Tangoes, O;etnan Saufages, Dutch Hcrriogs, and Beef, Cod
Smooth, Portable Soups, Pickles, Sams, Effenee of Anthwrlss,
Soy, Klatit, Capers, Olives' Macaroni, Preferred (liana the belt
I Vinegars, Mu*ard, Spices, and crap article in ti:e Italian
and Oil Burinefs.
London, England, 1806-06-27

Jun publithed.

A- -
HISTORY of BRITISH BIRDS, in twn vo•
lumcv,the Figure■ engraved ou Wood by rIIOMAI Bow:mt.
a new Rdidna, containing an Explanation of the Technical Terms,
with Figure', and fame additional Cuts, Imperial si. Ss. Royal
11 an and lirmy ak
Printed for the Author, and rem 1.• him In Newcaftle upon
Tyne; by Longman, Horn, Rees and Orme, Paternußcr-row,
London, and all the %Weller, in Town and l.nnuitry.
Of whom may be had, to complete Sets of, he era Edition, the
fecood volume of the laid Work, Imperial al. ea. thick Royal
thin Royal is& Demi tam.

This day was publiated,handfomely printed by 1311/antyne.ln two
volomes qanto,wlth a fine Engraving, from a capital Painting
by Sit Jedhita Reynolds, and fan Guiles of the Author's hand-
writing, price at. ix 6d extra boards,
N ACCOUNT of the LIFE and WRITINGS
of JAMES BEATTIE. LI.: D. Profeffnr of Moral Philo.
fophy rod Login in the ManUchal College and Univcrfity of Aber.
dam, containing many of Ma Original Leans
By Sir WILLIAM POISES, of Pitalgo, Rut
One of the Escrows of Dr. Battik.
NOW for iceman, Hurl. Rain and Onsse; Cadell arid Day
vies; and J. Murray, and A. Conitable and Co. F.dinburgb.
A few copies are printed on Royal Paper,. with Proof impref•
Sons of the Plates, price 31 Ss. boards.
London, England, 1806-06-27

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

1"1-1E great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
1. gained by t►e furrier neellence of ►ia ESSENCE of A 14-
cHovies for Fl► Sauce Ma induced many patrons to give t►e
fame name to an artick entirely different.

JOHN BUROESS and SON think it a dory they ewe ale
Public, to caution them agalnit fuels isnpolltions, as fevers! people
travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers. &c an extra large profit to
vend the fpurious kW: they arc particularly re iortted to aft for
BURGESS's, and to Worm none is genuine but what hare lisle
words upon the lahel—. John Surges and Son's Original And fo-
wler Mace of Anchorite"— --Wareberafe, No. toy, Strand,
corner of the Savoy gtfcs, London.
London, England, 1806-04-15

maims/41.w

Mr. PAULL fa. that in conferoence of feversl
circumflauces, it would be impollible for him to
bring forward the charges *gaunt the Marquis of
Weßriley tomorrow. He wab furry that an Hon.
Gentleman (Mr. Hut!diction) teemed to have relic.
quifhed his motion refpating India Papers, of which
lie had formerly given notice. But on Friday next,
he would proceed to lay the groonds of a charge
spina the Marquis Webefley, founded on his con
dna to the Nabob of Huderabad t and alfo, of that
for difobedience of the orders of the Company in the
expenditure of the public money, contrary to the Aa
of Parliament I which laft, the Direelors thenifelves
mug have brought forward, if he had not ; and he
hoped, therefore, they would then be prefeut to fup.
port him.
London, England, 1806-04-15

PAPIRS.

Admiral MARKHAM role to Rate, that feveral
of 11014 e Papers, which he had moved fur on the
s6ili of May fan, and which be confislered as necef-
far. to ti.e defence of Lord St. Vincent again the
charges which had been brought againft him, had
nia been 1 iiJ before the Houfe. On examining the
which he had then moved for, and which had
been printed by order of the Houfe, he had found,
that Some which he conadered as of a1e:1631 impoc-
...
London, England, 1806-04-15

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Un'Terra), of Edinburgh have conferred the degree of D.D.
on the Rev. James llobie, minliter of Linlithgow, and en the
Rev. Alexander Scott, minUter, Dumfries

SIR'rH3.

On Thurfday, of a fon, Mrs. Robinfoo, wife of Dr. R. Rubin
fun, phylician, of Greenwich Hofyit.d.
On the I tth inftent, the I.ady of the Rey Francis I.ee, ota fcn
at hie houfe in Gleueelter-place, Portman4quare.

MARRIED.
Lan week, at Mortimer, Mr. Jones of Poneffrlth,Norttiirales,
to Mifs Ann Allin, slaughter of Mr. Francis A:lin, of Mortimer,
in the county of Berks.

Thurfday lait, at St. Autuflines, Bridal, by the Rev. R. Wat-
fon, Vicar of Temple, Jercodah Ames, Efq fecund fon of Levi
Ames, Efq. ot Clifton, to Milt Mary Pinney, ynungtft daughter
of John Pinney, Efq. of Sornertou Eric, Somerllt, and of Urea
Oeorge•ttrect, in that city.
Saturday bit, at Mary la•Bonne Church, Major Core Oufchy.
of liaker•ltrett, to Mira Whitelocke, cid& daughter of Linde.
nant Genera! Whitelockc.

DIED.
At Pdlubtergb, es the sth teL Colonel James Punch 111,111ne.

SPRING PHYSIC.

D.....
E VELNO'b VEGETABLE PILLS nee
proved, by caperience, to be the brAt and molt binocesit
Attentive, Purifier, and Sweetener of the Blood; and dude who are
&filleted with the Seurvey, Scorbutic Eruptimn, Leprofy, Seen-
phula, or any other Diforders arifing from vitiated Blood , or thole
who have impaired their emit:mations by Diflipation or juvenile
Indifcretions, Ilsonld by no means omit a courfe of the Vegetable
Pills during the Spring. fhe operation of this valuable Vegetable
Alterative is fn pleafant and falutary u not to intericre with the
avocations of billinefs or pleafure; its &Mon Is confined to the ani-
mal juices, and require no alteration or reltraitc In diet; It dif-
folvu In the (broach, blends with the food, and gradually pervades
the circulating fluids, correcting In its paffage any deviation from
a Bate of coovalefe, nce ; in (bort, it is the I .ng fought for Vegeta-
ble Specific, or lair, but adtivc, fuhititute for that faibionable mine-
ral, Mercury. which may be raid to cure only by kililag ; its effi-
cacy excites the attention and furprife of medical men, for when
all other medicines have failed, De Velno's Pill. may he relied on
as a fpet lite for all Diforders which originate its an impure or im-
paired (Inc of the Blood.
None can be genuine, wherefoever or by whomfoever fold, linters
the Bill of Directions la ligncd In RetlloL, by the Proprietor,

c.
Prepared by Mr. C. Staples, now role Proprietor, having pur-
chafed the recipe of Mr. Pidilng, and fold wit lef:-.le and retail by
Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. raul's Church•lard. on the Ern:-
way; retail alfu by Mr Dickinfon, No. 60, Berner-ftre:t ; CLukc,
derough; and 'fun, Exchange.. Price 4s. 6d. and ass.
London, England, 1806-06-18

MIRK-LINE.

~:

CORN =CHARON, JUNI rs.
To-Jay at the new Market, there are hardly a-y
frem arrival. of Grain, and bat few Buyers attend-
ing—Wheat for Comptes of fitit quality fared),
mintains lalt price, and the Gies of Ireond and ;of*.
Fier ale at further reduelinn. There are few purdahs
of articles in general, and the prices vary but
little front Monday's—Before the Allah of Monday's
market, the Islet of fine flour fell full S,. per rick,
and more on inferior, having much out of to
London, England, 1806-06-18

To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AN elegant Country Refidenee in the Vicinity of
Bury St. Edmund's, in Suff,,lk. confilting of a Manton
newly built, the Rooms few, but of ample dinienfiem.
and handomely fitted up, with proper Offices, Double Coach
Houk, Stables, Dove Cute, good Waled Garden well planted,
Pleafure Grounds, Pith Ponds, ke. with any speak, of mon ex-
cellent Paßure not exceeding One Hundred Acres. The Hoefe
Is on a Lawn fronts the South, commands very rich and beautiful
profpeds, fituated by the fide of the pleafant Green of Norringer,
about two miles from Bury, celebrated for the gentility of its in-
habitants and neighbourhood. and dilhnt from London a very
eafy day'e}oureey.6ll miles of good road.
For further particulars apply to Mein. Windus Son, and Hof-
taway, Southampton Buildings, Loudon, or to George brown, Efq
Bury St. Edmund's.
London, England, 1806-06-18

hereafter 4-raid by his Maid),
a Vote of Parliament. _

I.ord ELDON complained that the Bill was amaz-
ingly unintelligible.
Lord GRENVILLE Paid, if Noble Lords on the
other fide would flay, he would endeavour, as far as
his poor abilities would allow, dill further to explain
the Bill.
Lord ELDON Paid, he would Ray as long as the
Noble Lord wifhed, if he could make the Bill intel•
ligible.
No further objellian was made to the Bill, which
paired through the Committee, and was reported
without amendment. _

A fhort converfation took place in an under tone
of voice, between Lords GRENVILLE, WAL-
SINGHAM, and the CHANCELLOR, partly
acrofs the table, relative, as we could coiled, to a
queflion of privilege flailed on a former night, in
confequence of which the grangers bad been directed
to withdraw.
The LORD CHANCELLOR alluded to the
grounds upon which he was inclined to poßpone the
difcullion of the above, and obferved, that the Com-
mons had no more conßitutional right to arreft or to
enforce tbe attendance of a Peer of the Realm (al-
luding to a former vote of that Houfe, which in-
cluded Lord Teignmouth), than they had that of a
Lord of Parliament; at the fame time tis.Lordfhip
obferved, there appeared no proof to him, that that
Houfe meant to ad in fuch a way.
Some routine bulinefs was then difpofed of, and at
half paR eight o'clock their Lordlhips adjourned till
to-morrow (this day) when they Rand fummoned on
Lord Grenville's intended propofitions refpeding the
adminiaration of jullice in Scotland.
London, England, 1806-06-18

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. BOYD ALEXANDER prefented a petition front certain
Merchants and Inhabitants of Port Glafgow againft the American
Intercourfe Bill, which was ordered to lie on the table, and to be
heard by Cowed on the fecorad reading of the fald
On the motion of Mr. Alderman COMBE, the London Dock
Improvement Bill was read a rewind time, sal ordered to be com-
mitted. .

—.Sir JOHN SINCLAIR gave petite, that to-morrow It was his
intention to &red the attention of the Houk to the Report of the
Committee on the Ad relative to Broad-wheeled Waggons, and
to that put of it particularly that relater to the end& pd piers
of Stage Coaches.
The Scerstary of Greenwich Hofpital prefer ted at the Bar cer-
tain Accounts relative to the Hofpital, with the Minutes of the
Commiffloners for the amelioration of the Out and In-Pculloners,
as moved for yefterday by Lord Howick.--Ordercd te lie on the
table. . .

Lord TEMPLE prcfented a Petition from certain Planters of
Jamaica spina the Bill now pending foe the Limitation of the
Slave Trade. Ordered to lie on the table, and to be beard by
Counts./ en the fecond reading of the BilL
Mr. ROSE prefented a Petition from certain Merchants and
Ship Owners spina the American intercourfe Bill, which was
ordered to lie on the table.

On the motion of Mr, FOX, the Slave Trade Bill was read a
(mond time, and ordered is be committed on Thurfday.
On the motion of Lord TEMPLE, the Thread Lace Bill was
ordered to be recommitted tomorrow.
Mr. HAWTHORNE broeght up the Report of the Committee
of Supply. The Refulution granting the fun of adrelool. to the
Houk of Chalmers and Cowie, as an indemnity for the lots they
(Whined in their contradt for Swill& Herrings, was read and
agreed to.
On the motion of Lord TEMPLE, the Malta Ind Gibraltar
Poftage Bill was read a feted tlene,and ordered to be committed
tomorrow.
On the motto of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE-
QUER, the Weft India Auditors Bill was read a third time and
W
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave make, that
on Monday he would move for leave to bring In a Ball for the more
diedually auditing the Public Accounts of the Kingdom.
1 be Pruflian Yarn Bill was read a fecund time, sod committed
for to•morrow.
Mr. Milieux from the India Board prefented certain Accounts
relative to the Caruatic Debts, which were ordered to Ile on the
table.
The Duke of Grafton's Agreement Bill was alto read a fecond
time, and ordered for commitment to-morrow.
London, England, 1806-06-18

This day were publilbed,
In Two Volumes. Odtaro, price 11. ts. in boarda,
R. EC OL LECT IO N S of PARIS, in the Years
3.4, and s•
By j. PINKERTON.
Printed ?sr Longman. Hut*, Rees, and Orme, Paternoltcr•row:
and Cade!! and Davies, Strand
Of whom may he hid, by the fame Author,
Monean Genoa/ken T. A Defeription of the Empires, King-
dom., States, and Colonies, with the Ocean., Sea., and Ines, in all
Parts of the World, Including the molt recent Difc•+reries, and
Political Alterations, digetted on a new Plan. A new Edition,
reviled by the Author, price t as. boards.
London, England, 1806-06-18

This day win publilhed,
In One Volume, Deasy Oelay.a, prr.cL 91. boards,
'1 he Second E.:l:iot, or
CHRISTIAN POLITICS, in FOUR PARTS.
Part 1. Containing a View ni Civil Government in its In-
fluence on Virtue and Happinefr, chialy frau the Relation it bears
to Liberty and Property.
Part 11. On the Importance of Religion both to Society and the
Individual; with Rcßedlona on Religious eitabliihinents and
Toleration.

Part 111. On the Coaduet of a good Citicen, particularly under
any moderate Government.
Part W. Gn the Way to live happily under ad Governments
and in all Situations.

By ELY BATES, Erg.
Printed for Longman, Hurß, Rees, and Ot me, Patemoßcr•row.
Ot whom may be bad, by the fame Author,
RURAL Pitaaosornv ; or Refledlions on Knowledge, Virtue,
and Happinef• ; chitfly In Reference to a life of Retirement In
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A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
gained by the fuperlor crcellenee of his ESSENCE of AN.
CHOVIES for Figs Sauce bits induced many perfect to give the
fame name to an article entirely different.
JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a doty they owe the
tocautloo them againft flub impoutloos, as fermi people
travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, Sce.ao extra large profit to
trend the fpuriora ktod t they are particularly reqiefted to aer (or
BURGESS'S, port to obferve, none is genuine but what hare thefe
words upon the label—" John Burgefs and Son's Original and fu
perior Effcnce of Anchovies." •-••Warehoufe, No. 107, Strand,
owner of the savoy steps. London.
London, England, 1806-06-18

[To the OENTLEMEN.CLERGY; and YEOMANRY, FREE-
HOLDERS of the County of Sometfet.
Fairfield, June ta. Oki&
NOTHING will ever efface from my mind the gra-
dtudc I ought to feel for the dißingulfbed mark of your ap-
probation on the day of Nuntination, at Bridgwater; and Were but
my meant adeknate, I mould nut abandon a conteit,where the final
fume(' does hot, in my Mind, admit of a doubt. In declining.
therefore, Oentkmen, this tibiedt, you will allow me to fay, that I
. reheat to th• weight of my Opponent's Perk, not to that of his
lintereft or arguments; corfcious that in f..enficing a great part of
my fortune, I mutt .at the (fame time, facrifite a part of that lode
pendence which Deft recommended rue to your netlee. I retire
with the warineft wimea that my Opponent may feEll every duty
of a vigilant, adtivc. at•ii independent Reptefeotative.
I am,Ceentlemien, your ever obliged Servant,
JOHN A CLAM).

PERFORMERS wilhing to engage for the Theazes
of GALWAY and WEXFORD, are dared to addrefs Mr.
Smith/on, at the Theatre, Waterford. None but people of merit
need apply, oar will any but pelt paid letters be received.

Mr. BOWYER'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND LOTTERY
WILL POSITIVELY BE DRAWN IN SEPTEMBER.
THOSE beautiful Works, which compofe the
1451 Prises in this Lottery, (and which every Friend to the
Fine Arts muR be anxious to obtain) can never be had after the
Lottery k over. With refpee to the Engravinp to be given for
the Blanks, Mr. Soweto courts enquiry, and requelts the Public
will Joined. them, as they arc exhibited in Pall-mall and Cornhill.

WEDNESDAY, JWE iB, 18c6.

Shortly will he pubillited.
Handfontely printed in Qarto, with a Portrait of Dr. WARTON,
from an Original Pidlure,
BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRS of the late Rev.
JOSEPH WAR FON, D. a Matter of Se. Mary Winton
College, Prebendary of Wl:whetter Cathedral, and Redo, of the
Parillea of Wickham and Upham, Hants.
To which are added,
A SELECTION from his WORKS, and a LITERARY COR.
RESPONDENCE between EMINEN I PERSONS, refereed
by hint for Publication.

By theditry. JOHN WOOL, A. M.
Late Fellow of New Caw, Otf..rd: Bettor of Blackford,
Somerfet; and Matter of the Free Grammar School of Mid-
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GLOB. INSUILINCS.

Mr. Alderman COMBE moved the Order of the Day foe re.
fuming the adjourned Debate en the Heft reading of the Globe
Infurance Incorporation BR
On the debate being returned,
Sir JOHN ANDERSON oppofed the Bill, on the round of its
operating to the prejudice of the other Companies, wbo had been
at a great expellee in procuring their Incorporation.
Sir THEOPHILUS METCALFE fupported the Bill, as
highly treatable and expedient.
Mr. SHAW LEFEVRE was ;OA it.
After clearing the Gallery, however, the Bill was read a Brit
time without a divifion, and ordered for the fecond reading.
Sir JOHN ANDERSON then prefented Petitions from fermi
Infurance Companies of the City of London againft the Bill,which
were ordered to lie on the table, and to be heard by Comicial the
fecond reading of the Paid Bill.
Mr. Alderman COMBE prefented alto a Petition apinit the
Bill from the Pelican Life lafuranee Office, which was thfried of
In the fame manner.