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London, England, 1806-03-28

LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGUE.

This day was publiChad, a Fifth Edition, in Five elegant Volumes,
foolfeap °etas°, with Portraits and Fee price ass. in
Boards, of
-1 'HE LETTERS and OTHER WORKS of the
Right Hoo. LADY MARY WORTLEY ATONTAOUE,
publithed from her genuine Papers in polreMon of her Grand Con,
Mart*, of Buts; to which are prefixed, Memoirs of her Life
by the Rev. Japer! DALLAVIST.
PrintLti for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 41, Bridge-Brat, Black-
friars ; 'and td be had of all Doe h fellers.
_

Of whom alto may be bad,
t. The Entire CORIUDOND,NCE of 5.•‘11:721. R/CHAIDSON,
Author of Clarlira, &c. with his Life, by Mrs. Barbauld, In fig,
elegant Volumes, price 455. in boards
2. The Entire CORRt,PONDLNCC of Joum WiLit es, publiihed
from his genuine Papers lo.ft by his Daughter to Mr. Elniney, with
his LI c, by John Almon, in lire elegant Vol" price 3 es. in boards.
3. The tire Of GENERAL WASUINOTON, compiled from his
own Papers, under the dlreetlon of his Nephew. By Judge Mar-
dian. Two Editions, in quarto and Ddtamg

This day publilhed, price 7s. 6d. hound, the eighteenth 141
non. cower:Led and greatly enlarged, with many sonildwidffe.
Additions, of
EVERYMAN HIS OWN GARDENER; be.
lag a new and much more complete Gardener'. Calendar
and General Directory :han any one hitherto publithed. Con-
taining not only an Account of what Work is neceffsry to be
done in the Kitchen and Fruit Garden, Fleabite Ground, Flower
Garden and Shrubbery, Nurfery, Green Houfe and Hot Houk,
for every month in the year, but alto ample and Free:lice' Direc-
tions for performing the Paid Work ; explaining the Methods of
propagating and ralfing the different forego( Plants, Flowers; Preen,
dtc. With complete DireEtions for Forcing the different kinds of
choice Plants, I lowers, and Fruits to early perfeetion, in Hot-
bed., Hot-houfes, Hot•walls, Forcing-frames, Forcing-houfes,
Vineries, Ike. Age particular DireCtions relating to Soil and Si-
tuation. And to the whole are now added, very coofiderably im-
proved, and grraely enlarged, complete Claffical Lfits of Kitchen
Garden Plants, Fruit, Forelt, and 9ruarnuital Trees, flowering
Shrubs, Evergreens, dec.
By THOMAS MAWR,
Gardener to big Grice the Duke of Leeds;
And JO tiN ABERCKOMINB,
Sixty years a PraeliCal rlirde ter.,
Printed for J. Jobnfon, R. Baldwin, W. J. and 'J. Richardfon,
F. C. and J. Airington,
.1. Walker, G. Wilkie and J. Robinfon, W.
Lovredes, 3. Scockdaie, Seateherd and Letterman,
Hurt, Remand Orme, H. D. Symonds, B. Crolby and t',l.l=l
and Davies, T. Kay, Laelaington, Allen sold Ca. R. phil!lrs mod J.
Mawnian.
London, England, 1806-03-28

SHAW M AYOR

ACOMMON COUNCIL, b.•lden in the Chamber
of the Guibikall of the City of London, on Titartilay the
eke day of March. s Soh.
Retake.] noAninwissfly. That the Ths,,k• of this Court he given
to Sir JOHN THOMAS DU CKWOR itl*H. K. B. VWC•AiIm4 al
ed the White, fu the seal sad alacrity with which he matted the
herd. Fleet to the Weft Indict bat more efreially for the &Oral
and ganant Attack made by hint on that Fleet, en the 6th of Fe-
bruary left. o5St. D..nilngo which. In kfa than two hours. ended
la the Capture end DAtrudion of every Line.of.liattle Ship of
the Inestay t and aiding pea proof to the many already editing,
atlas decided teperimity of the Brad& Navy.
Rsiehred nnanlsuoutly. That the Thanks of this Court be given
te the Henoismble Al .EXANDER COCHRANE. Rear Admiral
of the White; THOMAS LOUIS, !fq. Rear Admiral of 'be
White; the Captains. Oicers, Seamen, and Royal Marines.ferr-
ing ender Vlee-Admind Sir John Thomas Duckworth, at the
Capture sad Deltreetion of the French Fleet, on the 6th of Fe-
unary tat o, Sant Domingo. for their great Still and bravery,
and foe the mu evident ditciplioupreferved in the BMA Fleet 011
that inensorabk Day.
&delved Uaanimoutly, That the Freedom of this City be nee-
faded to Vice Admiral Sir John Thornu Duckworth, tezether
with a dword, of the value of Two Hundred Gatuesa, as a tefti-
mony of tbc high fade the City of London entertains of Lk
gallant conius.
Released Unanimnufly. That the Freedom of this City, with a
Sword of the value of One Hundred CoginCll, be prefented to
Rear Admiral Cochrane.
Refolved Unaninioully, That the Freedom of this City, with
a Sword, dike value of One Hundred Guineas, be preferted to
Rear Admiral Louis, as a mark of the good °pluton this City en-
tertains ef their exemplary condo& WOOD IHORPF.
London, England, 1806-10-04

At the tondos Ins, Plymouth,

After the Ida Margarette's Cargu;itt Purfe 'nee of direalons
from the Commitßoners &e
THE FOLLOWING *GOODS, viz
POI FsroaTAn.u.
300 Pieces of Brandy ; Strength I in S. and I In In,
AS Ditto Spirits ditto. above I to S
4 Hogfbeads Red Wine
I Piece, I Hocked, and c Barrel Colouring
S Cafes, containing tea file bottles liraudy,
(Said amples)
Being the entire Cargo of the Joyce ANNE, PIE Tea Baewn,
and condesnited to hie Majedy.
For Catalogues, (ample* and other particulars, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, kicrchant, Plywood'.
Plymouth, September 26, don.

....,
--WEYMOUTH.
By Order front the Comm!Moven fur the Care and Difpofal of
Pristine Vetch and Cargoes detained.—By T. TINDALL,
On I hurfday, the 9th day of Glauber, tiled, ((edited of the ad, as
before advertlfed)r—At the Crown Inn, in Waymenth.
THE CARGU of the Pru(lan Brig PICCOLOS,
Captehs L. B. Ruyl, captured on her voyage from St.
Thomas's to Emiedan, by the private Nip of war Diana, Robert
Whitt, commander, and condemned to his Maleßy in the High
Court of Admiralty, Confifling of
3 Calks Martinique Coffee a Puncheons Rum
53 Ditto St Domingo ditto 3 Cafes Cordials
t 34 Sam ditto ditto a Cafe Hats
3 Calks Guadeloupe ditto 3 Ditto Shirts
179 Bags ditto ditto a piste contains 23
34 Calks Porto Rico ditto I Do.i Ells Bambara
ass Bags ditto ditto , t ditto 9 German Linen
49 Cake Clayed Z Martinique a 800 of Scgars
sec Do. MukovadoS Sugars About 7 Tons l.ogwood
s 8 Bags Cocoa About 9 ditto FMlick
AIN, the Cargo of the Pruffeso brig I'AULINA MARIA,
Captain Vac Mayers.
149 Pieces German Linens 44 Double Hmdbatrows
4 Ditto fine ditto se Single Dirt..
3 Remnants 63 Cafes Geneva
3 Shirts la Empty Cafes
90 Pieces Bleached Dawlas loco Pan Tiles
547 Pieces Platilias 4500 Paving Tiles
296 Do. Blue German Check E opty Buus
411 Do. fillefia Linens, damaged Wrappers
so Carriage Wheels.
For Camlogoes and Inventories, apply toT.TINDALL, Broker,
or T. N. and N. ROBII.LIARDS, Agents.
The fele to begin at ten &cinch in the forenoon.
London, England, 1806-10-04

THE EXPEDITIONS.

The 9tb and 17th Light Dragoons, the sth, 36th.
and 88th Foor, together with part of the sth and 6th,
and the whole of the 7th and Bth battalions of the
King's German Legion. and a company of Britifix
Artillery, fliU remain at Spithead. The only troops
going on a very diflant fervice, are the 36th and 88th
Regiments, which are embarked in large copper bot-
tnmed tranfports, and carry out Rat bottomed boats.
The detention of the fleet is Paid to be owing to the
(tore thips not being yet ready to accompany them.
We regret that the public fervice is delayed by any.
unforefeen caufe, but we fincerely hope it may not bet
owing to any utifunderßanding between thofe who
condo& the different departments of the public fervice.
Captain Dortittsr, of the ARDENT, with a fri-
gate and floop of war, has by this time taken charge
of the remote expedition under Sir &smuts. AUCIt.
MUTT; it originally confided of a company of Ar-
tillery, and of asth, 117th, and 95th regiments, and
was intended for the Cape of Good Hope. It is not
improbable that the 4oth regiment has joined this
force, and that the whole gn to Buenos Ayres. Sir
Sanuar. AUCHRIurt is as ofEcer junior to General
BRAE:CORD, whom the Adminiaration bas fo pro-
perly left in the chief command.

The Lincoln, with Major MAITLAND, and many'
Officers for the two Ceylon Regiments, for the Wand
of Ceylon, and the Euryalus, with man) Officers for
regiments at the Cape, are on the point of failing,
and go under the convoy of the ARDENT.

Colonel CaAWFUPD was expelled ha night at
Pot thnouth, to affume the command of the Expedi-
tion proceeding from thence on dißant attire: it will
probably fail loon after his arrival ; various are re.
ported to be the objets of it ; the latell report rays,
it will double Cape Horn.
It was to have bten convoyed by Sir Sarum
How, ; but the late rencontre which this gallant
Officer had with ithe French frigates, prevents this.
Another convoy will doubdefs be appointed lame.
diately.

Yetterday a telegraph order arrived at Portfmouth
for the tranfports with the 9th and 17th Dragoons to
fail immediately ; but at the time our letter came off,
they had not been able to jet opt, the wind IthawiPg
dine], in their teeth. 11
London, England, 1806-10-04

THE BLIND.

ChM's Hofgrital, Oftober I, ISO&
WHEREAS the above-named Gentleman in his
Lifetime, enabled the Governors of this Hofpital to pay
Annuities of Ten Pounds to each of FIFTY BLIND PERSONS.
And whereas manyuither benevolent Perron, have made large ad-
Jaimea to the Came Charity, Co u to enable the Governors to pay
Smiler Annuities to nearly 400 other Blind Perron.; the laid Oo
armors do hereby give notice, that a Committee of Almoners will
fit in the Countinghoufe of the Paid Hdpital Come time in the
month of november nest, to fill up the vacant Annuities.
The Paid Governors. in confequence of the very munificent ad-
ditions male to the Fund, by the benevolent Perrone before al
luded to, tome of whom are Rill living and defire to be unknown,
and for the purpofe of feleding for theft Annuities Paton+ born
of parents and well brought up," agreeably to the in-
tention of the Donors, have recently arced to admit petitioners
at the age of so years: and to prevent (runlets applications they
think proper to declare, that no perfon can receive an Annuity
under either of the laid EftahliStmenta, who has not been wholly
dellitute of Sight for the fpaee of the left three yearn, orwho was
not horn Inohat part of the United Kingdom called England, ex-
clufive of Wales and the town of Berwiek.upon-lweed ; or who
has any income for life of the yearly value of ad ; sr who has at
env time, during his or her life, received any Alms from any Pa
tiro or plate as a pauper; or who is, or ever was a common beg-
gar ; or who is not of inber life and esonverfatioo; or who (hall net
have lived daring the whole three years Lilt pail, in the p with or
place wherein they mall rade at the time of their application for
ibis Charity.
The Petitions of thole Candidates who have been unfueedsfig,

may be renewed at the Counting.boule of the fald Hapltal. upon
the perfonal application of a friend any day (Holidays excepted)
from Monday, the 13th Odober ink, to Monitr, the 3d Novem•
bee following, from nine to three o'clock. where silo, during the
fame rewind. pruprr petition. will be delivered to the friends cf
other perfons qualified to apply; the whole of which petitions mull
be returned to the Counting. boufe, on o- before Thu t lay. the 6th
November. RICHARD CORP. Cloth
The Pub& are particularly &fired to obterve, that so attention
tan be paid to tett •ra.
London, England, 1806-10-04

ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD.
• (krona a, ts 6.
TO BANKERS, LOTTERY OFFICE KEEPERS.a Re-
OST this Day! between the Bank and Temple e
io--a Bar, a PARCEL. emitainiog TWO HUNDRED BANK
NOTES of FIVE POUNDS EACH, Nilliibet 2601 to 1800,
Dated September t r, 110‘
Whoever may have found the fame, and will twiny titan to Mr.
Carter's Lately.
_Mee, Charing Crufs,thall receive ONE HUN.
TAW POUNDS Reward, or In Proportion for any Pan thereat
• N. IL Payment of the Notes is Stopped at the Bank.,

Dr. JOHN REID ou CONSUMPTION.
This day was pubillped.
to one elegant Volume Pe& Ogtavo. price ye. in beards,
ATREATISE nu the ORIGIN, PROGRESS,
PREVENTION, end TREATMENT of CONSUMP-
TION. By JOHN REID, M. D.
Member of the Royal College of Phylkiani. London t Senior
Phyliclan to the Flnileury Difperdery, and Ledursr on the
Theory and Pradice of Medicine.
London; Printed for RICIIA RD PRILLIts, No. 6, Bridge-Arose
itackfriars ; and fold by John Murray, Fleet-arcet ; Callow,
Crown-court. Soho; T.Cos, St. Thornaepitreet, Southwark;
and all other Boekfellers.
London, England, 1806-10-04

THE LAST NEW NOVELS.

The following fuPerlOr;;;lpopuiar NOyel;itave been puldithed
In the prefent Seaton by RICHARD PHILLIPS N 0.6. Bridge-
thew, Blechfriars,and they may be had of all Bookfellers, and at
ail Circulating Lthrarks :
I.THE WINTER in LONDON. The Fifth Edi
thin. By T. S. SUER. 3 vols. 23s 6d. in hoards.
s. FLEETWOOD; or, the New MAN of FEELING. By
WM. GODWIN, 3 yob 13e 6d hoofs.
3. FERDINAND FITZORMOND. By Mr.. TEMPLE,
s yak 215 le boards.
4. The NOVICE of ST.DOMINICK. By Mifs OWENSON,
4 tab. ilia In boards.
S. The MAID,WIFE.and WIDOW. By HENRY MOONS,
Ode Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, 3 Yoh. z3t. tkl. In hoards.
6. VIRTUOUS POVERTY. By HENRY :DOWNS,
Soolatplld.htboards.____ _ .

7. The WILD IRISH GIRL. By MI6 OWENSON, 3yd s
!31.6d. inboards.

THE REV. WILLIAM HITHER INGTOWs CHARITY TO
London, England, 1806-10-04

GREENOCK, OCTOBER I.

Captain KitTia,Tf tiiei-fa1r1;4,;., the aid inn.
(poke the (hip Sufanna, of and from Liverpool bound
to Halifax, all well, Telling-head bearing E. by S.
is leagues. The (hip Backhoufe, Ki.t.t.y, of Lon-
don, from Demerara, bound to London, (prong a
leak on the homeward-bound pa ffage, and was burned
on the 3d ;nil. by order of the Commander of the
Convoy. The Herberts„ GLORCP, (one of the Lee-
ward Ifland fleet) is grandee' on St. John's Point,
near Strangford ; crew laved. A Convey (the lag
this (salon) it appointed to fail from Long Hope
Snood for the Baltic, on the aoth next month, an d
the Commanding Officer of loch convoy will remai a
at Ellineur, until the latch p. ffible period, for tl. e
purpole of affording every proteaion to the home .
ward bound trade.
London, England, 1806-10-04

SUNDRY CORPS.

The Royal Cadets, into which 5,909 Nobles were
received, from the year 1717 till 1796. The Inlli•
lute of Cadets at Pnizdam con/ills of 48; the Cavalry
field Yagers 172 ; the Invalids of the Guards at
Werder, near Potzdam, 525; three companies of the
Invalid Corps at Berlin, 650 ; feven•een companies
of Invalids, in the provinces. 2,430; Officers of the
train, and artendanrs, 24 ; fundry remitting parties,
waggon drivers, &c. 7,510 men.
Thus the whale force of PrufGa appears to he two
hundred and fifty theufand men ; to which are to he
added, three Field Martha' General•, viz. the Duke
of Brunfwick, Mollendoilf, and the Eleslnr of Hare ;
feven Generals of Infantry, viz. Prince Ferdinand of
Preffia, Prince George of Anhalt Deffau, Cnurbiere,
Colong, Printe Hohenlohe, Klein, and Pirch.
Generals of Cavalry—Count Kalkreuth, Schulen-
berg, Kellner', the Duke Eugene of Wirtemberg,the
Duke of Saze Weimar, Kohler.
Lieutenant Generals of Infantry, viz. Owllein,
Geffau, Prince of Orange, Count Lufy, Merkatz,
Kunheim, Ruitz, Prince Louib Ferdinand of PrulLa,
Lahr, Ruche!, Schmettau, Manßien, Leach, Arn•
heim, Count Wartentleben, Reiufart, Templehef, the
Ele&nrel Prince Heffe, Seibert, Winning, Pinta,
Grawerde, Kalkreutla. Steenfen, Romberg, Thadden,
Battorf.

Lieutenant Generals of Cavalry—Pritwita, Katte,
Elfner, Bifmark, Blucher, Holaendorf, Brufewitzr
Heihng, Count Hertzberi, L'Ettocq, Baiern—
zoo Major Generals, 183 Lolench, 62 Lieutenant
Colonels, and 666 Majors.
The troops of the fire EleCtors of Brandenburgh,
upon an equal footing with the tea of the German
Princes, originally confined of a life guard of too '=
men ; but the EleCtor George William, in 1627,
maintained 4000 men. Thefe were by the Eleflor
Frederick increafed to 30,000. King FrederickWil•
ham I. left his fucceffor, Frederick the Grcat,a Rend-
ing army of 73,000 men in the year 1740; and which
when Frederick the Second came to the Crown, was
200,000 Rrong, and has increafed under the prefent
Monarch to 230,0c0.
The fupport of this army amounts to the annual
Cum of 2: to 24 millions, about two-thirds of the
whole revenue; and, according to the portion of the
men raifed throughout the Pruffian Monarchy, about
6,773,608 men arc fubjeCt to the eonfcription, and
2,880,392 are free.
THE MILITARY FORCE OF SAXONY.

This army, in 1802, inckflave of the guards and
943 invalids, was 34,213 ftriseg ; the infantry, with
,the corps of cadets am! the guards, confined of
22,183 men; the cavalry of 9018 hories. and 9.982
men ; the artillery, including 35 engineers and 5:
ipontonniers, 2148 men. The yearly fupport of each
regiment of infantry amounts to 65,633 tic dollars.
The officers main of five Generals of infantry, two
Lieutenant Generals of Cavalry, fix of Infantry,and
twelve Major Generals.
London, England, 1806-10-04

ET W. Hurrox F. A S. S.

I.onifon : Sold by Cadell and Davies. Strand ; Longman, Tfurft,
Rees, and Orme, Pateroolter-row; Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe,
Poultry ; 1.. B. Secley, Ave-Maria Lane; and all other Broils-
fellers in Town and Country.
" rbofc perfuns who have vilited or intend to with this enchant-
ing Place, will find in Mr. Huttoa's Bonk the Country deferibrd
in its true. grand. and native Cokiura, unadorned with that glow.-
ing Defeription which a poetic Fancy, or a heated Imagination.
too frequently has painted that Scenery Of North Wales.
London, England, 1806-10-04

MUMMA 5524]

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

ON MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 6, will be
perforated Shakefpearea Tragedy of
I.4ACBETH.
Macbeth. Mr. KIMBLE.
Macduff, Mr. C. KEMBLE.
Lady Macbeth, Mn. SIMONS.
To lebide will be added the Comic Opera of
ROBIN HOOD.
Robin Hood, Mr. BELLAMY,
(Being his brit appearance In London.)
On WaloefdAy, the Beggar'a Opera; with Appearance h agabilk
London, England, 1806-10-04

TIES •ITILLSIIII,

Confine of four regiments of field artillery, or
9,186 men, one regiment of riding artillery, fifteen
companies of garrifon artillery, two companies mint
command of Pontonniers, four companies of M:ners.
and 89 Engineers. Total, i 3,210 men.
The whole artillery of the LrbWnr of Saxony, Fre.
derick I. confine of oese !arse 24peasafett and the Elec-
tor George William had at &it, in 1627, as well as
King Frederick William, fcwcely 30ci
The four and a half regiments coil at prefent,yearly,
86,000 fix dollars.
London, England, 1806-01-22

tOLUNTBER ,ORB.

Mr. WHITBREAD gave notice, that he fhotild
move on the fame day, for Returns of the effective
Strength or the Volunteer Force.

IMPtACIIMENT OF 1010 autLviLLe.

Mr. WHITbREAD alio gave notice. that he
mould Wove, on Thinfday next. for the revival of

'the Committee, appointed lai Sefton, upon the tm
peaehment of a Noble Lord. He did not know but
that the Bill, which paffed lalk Sefton. would make
his motion unnetetrary ; but if the floqic thought
otherwife, he fhould then make the motion.

LORD DINKY PETTY'S Norma.
Lord HI.NRY PE ITV then gave notice, that he
ntoold, on Monday nett, bring lot ward the dircutEon
of the quenion he had before !laced.-Adjourned.
London, England, 1806-03-10

CHICHESTER.
TO EE LET, and entered no hannesdliedj.
AN old-eltablithed INN, bearing the ago of the
DOLPHIN, fituate In the Weft-Street, ClL!Anita.
Pardeelffies known by applying to W. and B. Hemphry, Brewers,
Chlebelter —last. 22, 11106.

To be SOLD by AUCTION, for READY MONEY only,
By Mr. WHfrE.
At Eandean, near Ealthevern, in the County of Sufex, on Thurt•
day, the t3th day of Marsh, IS 6, at Eleven o'Clock In the
Forenoon preelklY, under the infpecnlon of the Coßettor and
Comptroller of the °fifteens, at Newhaven,
THE Anchors, Cables, Sails, Malls, Yards,
&WIN kt. of the CARL SOLOMON, all In excellent con•
dition„ wrecked near Badly Head, ea the 26th December, aef,
on her Voyage from Ahearn to Jacobftadt.
Fartknlem may be had at the Colleetoesollice,Cuftom Houfe,
Newhaven; or of Meffrs. Cook and Goering, Agents for the Paid
Ship, at Seaford.
London, England, 1806-03-10

MARINE VILLA, ISLE of THANE'''.

To be SOLD by PRJ VATE CONTRACT. with listaudiate
AN Excellent FREEHOLD MANSION, fait-
able for the accommodation of a large faintly, with requillte
I Ofems attached and detaehed,about ten acres of land, incluuye of
the predoetlye Kitchen Gardens. The Knife Is malt bawl-
, fully fituated, commanding an uninterrupted view of the fea, the
rout of France, the Downs, and the North and South Forelands—
diflanee about three miles from Margate, and the fame frum
tt amfgats, and a quarter of a mile from Broad Stairs.

N. S. The purebafer way be accommodated vrlth part of the
Furniture at a valuation. Far further particulars apply to Mr,
Calloway, upholllerer, New Bood-ftrast. Laid= I or to Mr.
John Boys,flawlcy•fquare, Margate.
London, England, 1806-03-10

PRUSSIA.

Beat ta, Fsa. ts.—Whatever may be the eonjec•
tures of our politicians, it is obferved by one of our
papers, that it is certain we fhall preferve peace.—
The movements of the French troops, which now
feem to take a northern courfe, are not direlted
agaiall us. Their object is to defend the places that
tare to be ceded. Still we are not apprehentive of
taking any active part. It Teems that ch.snges are
expected in Poland which will be of more impor-
tance to us than others nearer home. _

22.—The Ruffian Imperial General, Count
Bcnningfen, has been invefted with the Order of the
Black Eagle. The Dutch Lieutenant General Car-
con, and the Charge d'Affaires of the Batavian Re-
public, have arrived here from Holland. The Impe-
rial General, Count Meet veldt, is to remain at Pe-
terfburg till an Ambaflador is appointed.
BF RLIN, Fca. z 5 unexpelled arrival of the
Marquis Lucchefuri has created a fund of fpcculation
for our politicians—but it is certain his (lay here will
tbe of long duration. The Feld fatter Bubourg
has alto ived here as a courier In m Count Haug-
witz. Since the arrival of M. Lucchefini, there
have been long and hequent conferences with the
Cabinet Minider, Baron Hardenberg. Lieutenant
General Ruche!, it is faid, wilibave a very important
appointment.
Our Court will fh,rtly make a jotioney to Stettin,
to he preterit at the priffage of the }billion troops.
On the aid, the Ruffian Minilier hers received a
courier from Petetiburgh, whofe difpotches are faid
to be of the lalt importance.
A number of Pruffsin 'mops have lately pa lid
through the South upon their return to tan ?raffia.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
MONDAY, MARCH ie.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONJt O'CLOCK:
Confols, for money, 39H—for April dot—.
Excheq. Bills, is as prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY:
3 per Cent. Conf. pail Iridt t per Cents.
S
per Cent. Navy 9&f pa Excbeq Bills par as. pr.
India Stock Lottery Tickets
India Bouds'is. as. prem. Conf. for am. 6of
London, England, 1806-03-10

RUSSIA.

RUSSIAN FRONTIERS, Jaw. ic.--According to 11,
pbre, a Ruffian army of two hundred thoufand men
is collating in Lithuania, the head quarters of which
are to be at Wilna. It is Paid that the Emperor will
Mortly repair thither, and to Brezfc, to review it.
There has been a great talk here, that the King of
Prnffia was about to pay a vita to the Ruffian capi•
ctrl, but it is more probable that our Emperor during I
his abfence will again pals • few clip at Berlin.
: Payartsauacm, Fan. s.—On the 3d, the Grand
Duke Conftantine arrived here from Berlin.
On intelligence being received here that feveral
Ruffian merchantmen had been ttoppedin the French
ports, and the crews efcorted into the interior of the
country, official intimation was given to M. Lef-
feps, the French Contul reliding here, that fince this
rneafure was notorioutly repugnant to the commer-
cial treaty exilling between Rurns and France, there
would be a necellity of adopting a fimilar meafure
with rape& to the property of Frenchmen in this
country. The Conful has difpatcbed a courier to
Paris on the fubjeft.
*Fes. 7.—Our Gazette contains the following ar-
ticle, dated Brellsu, January 55 : Certain accounts
Rom Vienna contradie, in the moll pofitive manner,
the affertion of many journals of a junction between
the French and Autlrian troops, in order to the oc-
cupation, either of Scrvia and Bofnia, or of Molda-
via and Wallachia. The fame accounts allure us,
that his Roman Imperial Majefly will never depart
from thole principles of honour and integrity which
have invariably guided his condo& in his relations
with friendly and allied powers, and that he will
ten to no propofals that may have hoftile aims againti
any neighbouring (late,.
London, England, 1806-03-10

CORNWALL.—VALUABLE RECTORY.
To be SOLD in FEE by AUCTION,
At the Red Lion Inn, in St. Columb Major, in the raid County,
oa Monday,the 3 tit day of March next, at Four o'Clock in the
Afternoon.
THE perpetual Adrowfort of the Retiory of
MAWOAN in Pyder, in the Paid County, fubjedt to the
Life of the prefent lm.timbcnt aged about 84.
The prelim yearly Compofition in lieu of Tithes, at a very mo-
derate rate, exceeds end. and the Glebe contains io addition to '
the Parfonage Houle and neceffary Outbuildings, about so Acre*,
Including feveral Acres or Orchard and_ Garden Grounds, beauti
fully Situated, well Wooded,Lo a good Neighbourhood, very oar
the Sea, and about two miles from a good Market and Port Town.
Further information May be had of Mars. Raibleigh, Cordes
and ICempthorne, Attornies, St. Auftelt
Falrbank, 25, Ely place, Feb. 20, tSO6.
London, England, 1806-01-14

.FADING SCHOOL.
BORDMAN, A. M. late of Pem-
)Tfortl, and one of the Mailers of the Orem-
, take. him Ms Houle, St.l.lWreclet'S Vi-
ha of Young Gentlemen.
rooks to the Public is calculated to afford
ed advantages of inftruilion in the School
enelit alto of fuels peculiar &mettle comfort
is may meet the wills of thole Parents who
Children mould enjoy the union of thole ea-
r to/who/dr as well astedl4 education. Thole
ill be fulfilled by the opportunities bit Pupils
during their Intervals of leifurc fnwn their.
L, that initrydllon in hie Houle, which may
tee with grea'er cafe and ppitlity in their
hoed. The convesicocies,arifing from there
comforts, which may mare readily be be-
stumble, will, it is hoped, leave little to be
, when it It added that they will be placed
of ac difcrcet fuperintend•nce of the Rct.
Ha under is years of age are kitty Guinea*:
ve twelve, Sixty Guineas. Entrance Five
is accommodated with a feparate bed.
will be eommunic:ted by applying to itle.
'icarage Houle, St. Lawrace, Atadind.

—To ('GET and STAGECOACH MAS.
DASTS and STAGE COACH id.
by AUCTION, by Mr. DAVIS,
half part two o'clock in the afternoon, in the
cyr Inn Yard,Speenhandand.
SesiOned COACH HORSES of
d &aim, in high condition. being the re-
ck of the ROYAL SAILOR,London and
Ince double Port COW till. MU TIME OK A rm
6-ingde Coach, all neatly new, together
Horfe Cloths, Holten. he. The above
aestterotton of Port and Sage Coach Mar-
' In eery high condition sad many of the
fur WE work. The whole will be fold
London, England, 1806-01-14

ULTY.—To be DISPOSED OF,
of a SURGEON and APOTHECARY, in
dell parts of Town, and in a very old efts.
fituation, which the prelim occupant utilises
tiers can be arranged, being about to enter
g the profeffion. The terms will be mode-
ms very eonfiderahle. Perron* within, fur •
are a reference to the Advertifer. by apply-
Office, Carey ltreet, Lincoln's tun, between
tel one.
London, England, 1806-01-14

• *.e..

SHAW.. YOR.
or ASSI.MBLY of the MAYOR,
I LIVERYMEN of the fcveral Compan,es
in Common Hall affembled, at the Oaltd•
n Monday the 13th day of January, :806,
tint a Bridgematter for the Remainder of
of Mr. Stood Marriot,deccafed,
eddy,
r this Common Hall be given to the Right
', Lord Mayor of this City, for his readi
ion Hall for the Eledion of a bridgcmatter,
able expence and trouble to the refpeaive
tit impartial conduet in prefiding over the
WOODTHORPE.
London, England, 1806-03-26

HOUSE OF COMMONS•

The Bills refpediing the Tan Millions and a Half, and the Otte
;lir and a Half liatehequer Bills, were read a third time, and
Mr. VANSITTART moved for an Account (which was after-
wards brought up) of the Exchequer Bills Hiked in eonfequence of
the agreement with the Bank in the year Oleo, and which were
now outßanding and unprovided for.
The Hook went into a Committee on the Bulloms Expiring
Laws BEI, and the Report was ordered to be received tomorrow.
The Report was brought up from the Committee of Supply, and
the various Refolutimas were agreed to

The SECRETARY at WAR prefented an Account of the Ca-
fealties of the Service for the left yea; as alfo of the Number of
Men ralfed during that period, in Great Britain and Ireland, for
the Regular Amy.
Mr. W. WYNNE inured a new writ for the Borough of Rye, in
the room of Thomas D. Lambe, Efq. whu la.d accepted the office
of Steward of the Chiltern Hundred..

The Houk refolved Welt into a Committee on the Expiring
Laws Bill, and on Mr. ROSE's reprefenting the neceflity of the
alteration, propofed with repo-% to the bounties for the cncuu•
rasement of the &kith !When's,
Mr. VANSITTART Rated, that the only reafon he moved for
theeontinuance of there bounties for a year was, that if the amended
Bill were brought in now,it would be too late to give fullicient In-
formation to the kifhermen. who, on the faith of the fubfifting
laws, had made their preparations for the fumnitr Merv.
The Refolutions were agreed to. sod the Report ordered to be
received to morrow.
THANKS TO SIR J. T. DUCKWORTH.

Mr. GREY.—" I never, fince I had the honour
of a feat in this Houfe, had fo agreeable a duty be-
fore, as that which I am now called upon to perform.
To fay that I anticipate • the concurrence ci the
Houk, would be to fay nothing : for I am fure there I
is not a Member prefent who would not be eager
to pay a debt of gratitude due to a molt meritorion,
and moft important public krvice. In (peaking of
the racrit of Vice Admiral Duckworth, and du

_.,-=~
London, England, 1806-03-26

the paving, deeding, and lighting of the (filets of I
Dublin.

Lord DE BLAQU [ERE fpoke in favonr of the
Paving Board, of which he was a Member, send re•
quelled the Houfe, before they palled this Bill, tb
take time deliberately to ponder fur a tingle moment
(a general lamb).
Mr. J. LATOUCHL• vindicated the condull of
Lord Hardwicke. who fulpended the Paving Beard
in confequence of the Report of a Commiflion of In.
guiry I which Report contained many and firong
charges of Malverfatinn againit that Board. But this
Report would be form laid before the Houle, and
Gentlemen would then be enabled to judge of Lcrd
Hardwicke% conduCt, and of the charafter of thole
who complained of him.
The Bill was ordered to be read a fecond time this
day three weeks.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1806-03-19

1.91 aaFFICA OF Ad It i.POCIft MU'S* aci. ANL', .. •
-4 t £ OFFICERS:If :
. • : 01 I DNA ATC t Azier 'Attire,
arikallitietputalle will be ?wetted at their Ofica in 9e. THargeret.
MOO, Wellftilkfter:coo oriefore Monday, tist'a sib lifftmr,
fetes rtiGabs • me Ynry be willing to noilerr—Aa'the topply of
FOAAGE. FOR THE ORDNANCE, tiolugs,
itatlowarlat tic 010.tida, sox.
NOR TH BRITAIN
Noll; Nutt* -
YORKSHI RE •
eR pool.
friSTPUT4, reetuftee of 'Watley.
aitiloilte of elimilam
SOUTH WftST..POILTSPAOIIIYki,I9LB olr MOUT, '.I
and,SdkilliaTl.lHUßCH ,
WEST LRN .
IiVOTH.WICH.wIth Its Dependencies -
WAR,LEY,OfIKTPIABI, and MARVI.AIiht4S?",
a Period of SIX MON'TTfS Riles thn tit tf At*trail
30th of September next The forage to be turoilleft Lb RANK
4i cvafi4 Of ;• " • •
rolto,of Gat, iSf for *did .
satt,a at rydanti Mcadoiv Hay. and
Mae at 'Wheat or Rye 9trrer .
Alktitrhe lieft ana to be &Metre! at t!te rerptlive. Sta.
! teas at•litailmieJak eloostradtwe ; am! the Contraetor it 2.1
fuels Maniormitb Kitts, at albs per Ration,as "nay be bil:
kaut to tie 010x10 fog wHeh lie Comrade.
Tiv f/repriAttimlip*llvered tupeerrely sr jointly foe each
ffitatipoi, andelt is exprrehletbat thaPputrador Wall means the
hente Dung Mat may from time to tfme accumulate, making a.,
allowance tot rti:
ivrthei it% irsiether witfi etc Term* and ehadlttntia of
Comma, ratty be kramt: upon applieation ebthe ONlter tom-
Oaneul,pg the Royal Artillery in cads Ottlaid, wiser-are mu &wired
to rt..c,ru Pmpo.al., and alto at the Steretary's Sd:fi:e la Wi.lo%,fr
;wet Rivet afuref•id, any Say between the Ivor' vt ica and Four
, erfolk; whtre the Prdpcsfals nay alto I t daNcrte, Thutud use,
aiessaalbed os the outfAle.,` Proporali for fuppf,ihtit Perilre fly
OtOnsee Horfes;," bat no Propotal can be aitaker4 after tie
mai of tie prclent month. By Order of the Ward,
It. H. CR 4 V/ crytary.
London, England, 1806-03-19

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hfarch 3t. inhn Roberts, of Shrewfbari,Safop, Linn draper, at
twelve, at the Fox Inn, blirewamrY.
tlareb 19• ll'illiam J.icoh. of Poole, Dueet Mire, Shopkeeper, at
ova, at Guildhall, London.
hlar& '{t• Sarah Arlie. toe of Devitt% Wilts, dealer and chap-
woman, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Apt,' t• Daniel Wilcox, of Liverpool, fall-maker, at t,m, at the
George Inn, Dale•Rreet, Liverpool
Apra s. Thomas Lynch, of Clapham, hurley, merchant, at eleven
at Goa, hall, London
April f. Ilrt•jatnin Deacon, of Orange-Rrert, near Dloomfltury
, fnuare, hlldellefes, paltry cook, confeelioner, dealer and chap-
man, It one. at Guildhall.
Apt S. John Coates, of Hamilton-Rrect, Piccadilly, MiAllefex,
tav!or, at ten, at Guildhall
April R. IVIIIIam Pitt. et M'olerrhampton. Stuffmdfhlre, timber=
merchant, at ten, at the JerninOant Arms. Shlffnal, Salop.
April t• Thomas Daub and Thom:, 1: clout. of Dlakeley. Lars
catlike. dyees, dealers.clopmen„ and partners, at two, at the
Royal Oak Inn, Maneliefter.
April 5. Samuel Hamilton, of Shoe. lane, London, printer, at one
at Guildhall.
London, England, 1806-09-17

NAFIICAL ELLIGENCL

MAII.II THIS DAY.
All. DOC.
I 1 (l).>tterlburgh
z z Hamburgh
PENZANCP, SPPTEMBER 14

Ddilb
Waserford

•la. DOS
o s
O /

The Matter of a Imaei, arrived here this Morning,
reports that he taw a frigate off the Land's End,
with another in tow, dirmaded.

V.

TORBAY, SEPTEMBER is.
Laft evening (after poll) arrived, and failed again
this morning, the (hips Skelton Calle, Captain
VAUGHAN. and the Union, Captain MACKINTOSH,
from London, left from Partfmouth ; alfo the Mar-
garetta packet, with about twenty fail of veffels,
names unknown, under convoy of his Majefty's brig
SAFIG WIRD, boimd to Plymouth. Wind N.

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER ts.
Came in the Gr.azzcis, of yo guns, from the
Downs; LADY WARREN. of 54, guns, from a cruize;
alto the Sufannah, Captain Roasou ; and the Ranger,
Captain H from Riga, with Naval floret fort
the Dock Yard. Arrived the Danifh (hip Elizabeth
Louifa, Captain Sitio°, from Leghorn, to Ccpen-
hagen, with bale goods, detained by the Indefatigable
privateer : arrived an the BRIAR. of r 8 guns, from
Ireland. Sailed the Ta 'sum a, of 38 guns, on a cruize.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 16.
Arrived his Majetly's (hips Rs BIM and Hsaarv,
from a cruize. Sailed the Aar fehooner, for Ply.
month, and STAR /100 p of war, (or the Downs.
Wind W.
London, England, 1806-09-17

MARRIED..

........
Sunday fe'nnight, at South Shields, Mr. W. Gibfon, town crier,
to Mrs. A. Harwood, faufage.maker, being his fourth wlfc and
ber freond hulband. Her Srft !maned was the fmalkft man lu
the town, and the prefent is tie hag& ; their nuked ages are Jul
lso years.
London, England, 1806-09-17

CALNE, WILTS-ELM TIMBER FOR SALE.

On Wednefday the tft of o..quher next, at Eleven o'Clock ha thin
Morning,at the Wheel Inn, in Caine, in the County of Wilt.,
ALarge Oantity of very fine ELM TIMBER
I REM, ttqtb their Lop, and Tope, r they now trod on
the revere Manqrs of Bowood, Calne, and Centric, and Brem-
hill, near Caine, in the raid County, In number stap, and divid-
ed into Mind and convenient alkumerts, for the accommodation
of purehafers ((every defalption.
Paniritlam, with printed Condition, of Sale, may be had at the
Wheel Inn ; and at Mr. Bayley'*, Printer, Caine; Bear Inn, De-
, vises ; White Kill, Ciiippesiham; White Bear. Bathe Crolaff
Stliflaury ; India Anus, Oofport ; Fountain, Portfmoutha London
Coffee Hoek, Ludgate Hall, London, and of Mr. North, South.
hampter
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To the PILOPRIEI'OI of STIRALIVe ITALIAN OILS.
gl R, t wi Gentlemen have defired me to you.
Lil may acquaint any Lady or Gentleman wl.h their Namee..... •
One Gentleman is upwards of (twenty years ; two years back he
had remedy a hair 00 the left fide of his bead ; It is now grown fo
long and thick that I have cuttt twice. The other Osmilt man is
In the army ; abort time twee he had (corral bald places on his
hrad,the flee of half a crown ; I made sire of only one pot of yam
Oils, and his kat. Is quite reftored. A. Chll.l of mint: when a
month old, had no hair on his head ; it is aßuoifhing how Ana
his hair grew after sling a little of your Oils.
I am, Sir, your's, &c. • R..GOOD, Hair Decree,
Dtuty, Windnaill-ltreet, Bedford Square.
Mr. JOHNSON.
Ste, I feel a pinion In laying• that your Stiraela'sltalian Oils
the only article for making the hair grow on hoer,' : my bode,
Mort time fince, rubbed the hair ar one of hls knees, the Ike of a
Ihilling ; I immediately ordered your Oils to be rubbed well on
the knee; in lets than a mouth it was impolllble to fee where the
biopsies was, though (event gentlemen Paid it would Dever come to
its natural colour.
Aug, y, /806. T. WILKINSON, la, Oxford Road.
Send me one dozen of your Oils, as I always dens with them.
CAUTION—ThoIe Ladles and Gentlemen who purehafe the
above Oily will plate to *Verve, that they are always in Puts, and
the proprietor's name, •• Johnfon," fignz.ll on the label acrofs the
pot,—.Sold by the proprietor, No. 94. Newman-firect, Otford•
Ikea z and, by applintment, at (lotting's, Nu. ea, ;
Berry, Greek ftreet, Soho 140111Phde% Oxford-itr‘et Bark!
and Blew, Cockfma. Rivet; Hankie, 'llehborne-itreet O 4,len•
ignore, and at m-,11 of the principal perfumers, at Ss. a pot, or at.
IQ. a dere all•wance to hair-dr:lfers at the Warsdatrate.
London, England, 1806-09-17

LONDON SESSIONS.
There Seffions were held. on Monday in the Court
of Common Pleas, Guildhall, before the Lord Mayor,
the Recorder, and feveral Aldermen.
Mr. Glover, the owner of the Green Dragon lon,
Bifhopfgate•Hreet, was indiSed for an at cult on John
Milton, a porter, belonging to the Four Swans Inn,
immediately adjoining the former. happened from
the evidence of the profecutor, that his wafter was
proprietor of a coach which ran to Waltham Abbey,
in oppofation to one of which the Defendant was the

owner.
On the sth of May left. about half an hour before
the coach went nut, a lady drove to the inn gate, and
,inquired for a Waltham Abbey coach. The Profe-
cutor told her his maller's would fet off in about half
an hour, and the gave him her bundle, and agreed to
go in. A fervant of the Defendant then came out
from the Green Dragon yard, and endeavoured to
yerfuade the lady to go in Mr. Glover's coach t but
the nut being inclined to comply, the Defendant him.
. (elf, who overheard the converfation, came out, and
after abufing the Profecutor in a fcandalons manner,
Bruck him a violent blow in the eye, and knocked
him up againfl the wheel of the coach. The Defen•
dant then took the bundle and the lady into his own
yard, and fent her off in his coach.
The Learned Counfel, on the part of the Defen.
dant, began by dating, that he could not juffify the
affault : but he bad no doubt,ffrom the evidence he
had to offer, and from the confideration tharthis mat-
ter arofe from the circumfiance of the coaches being
in oppofition, that the Court, in cafe his client was '
found guilty, would not impofe any very revere pc-
:why on him.
Mrs. johnfon the lady about whom the difpute
arofe, depnfed, ;het when the (topped in Bifisopfgate.
Brest, the intended to go into the Defendant's coach,
as the was acquainted with him ; but the Profecutor
Amin up, feiVed her bundle, and carried it, againft
her inclination, to the other coach. She called after
him, and defined him to bring it back, but he (till
pert:lied ; the defendant then came nut, and in en-
. deavouring to get the bundle, a fctifile mined, but
the could not fay who gave the fiat blow.
The lt !meanie told the jury, as the affanit was
proved, and not abfolutely denied, they mutt find the
Defendant— Guilty.
This was done accordingly, and the Court fen:
tented bins to pay a fine of is. and be difcharged.
London, England, 1806-09-17

RAMSG4TIi, SEPT. 16.

According to reports. our expeßations dike tranf
ports and troops arriving to•day, will be difappointed.
Orders arrived yeßerday for the tranfports in the
Downs. to make the belt of their Way to Portfmouth,
with thofe containing the 89th Regiment, to take
troops in there, that no farther time might be loft.
Part of the Royal Waggon Train and Baggage (ex-
cept four large diets taken away yetterday in four
of their waggons), remain here for orders. A me.
lancholy accident happened here laft night between
eleven and twelve o'clock : George Hurft, by trade
a journeyman flonemafon, having been drinking at the
Bull and George, in High-11mi, to an immoderate
excefs (three gallons of ale and a glafs of peppermint )
fell down an area Rain a few doors from the Bull and
George, and pitched his head again(' a water-butt,
in which fituatiun he was found dead this miming
about fix o'clock. He was between so and 40 years
of age, and brie a good charaaer ; fur thu fortnight
paft-he had neglated his work, and given way to
drinking, which has prematurely colt him his life be
was a tingle man.
London, England, 1806-03-21

PRUSSIA.

Bset,n, Mason / I.—To-morrow evening the
Court is expened back from Srettin, and Baron Har-
denberg from Ttmpleberg. To day a Rr.ilian chat.-
feur is arrived as courier from Peter (burgh.
Since the 26Th ult. ao,oclo Ruffians have ?ruched
through Mecklenburg Strelitz, from Hanover.
London, England, 1806-01-13

Na 26, t ORNHiI.t.-52, CHARING CROSS,
and ST. NIARGARET's HILL, Borough.
I a few days the Drawing commences ; the Firft-
drawa Ticket wilt be entitled- to to,on1; the Firß-drawn
o :Mhos will be anitied to 121. each, badge the Mind chance
h 4 Capital Prices thee advantages are eonddcrably in favour
has who buy before the id of neat month.
Manny and Co refpedtfully acpnaint the Nobility, Gentry,
ktics, and individual Adventurers, that they have for tale, a
cty of Tickets sad Shares on the loweß toms. The money
the Prises paid on demand, whether a sal cr a so,oool.
Orden by Leger at Carrier executed madly an the fame terms
r prem.
London, England, 1806-01-13

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5296$

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE-

TO-MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 14,
will be wiled the Tragedy of
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Remo, by tae YOUNG ROSCIUS.
To which will be added
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY.
Thu Evening—The Siege of Belgrade; with the Liar.
London, England, 1806-09-10

A GUIDE bCtiOOL BOOKN.

This day WU publilhed,a new Edition, enlarged. peke t
APRACTICAL ADDRESS In INSTRUCT
TORS ied PARENTS, on the Rilllit Choice and Ufe of
the heft elemeotary Woke In every branch of knoveledio.—point-
ing out their refpective merits and the order in which they objet
to be fueetffively adopted.
By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M.
iteetor of Newport, and late Minter of the Grammar School in

that Town.

The (glowing Cr Weal 6anOliees have appeared of tLi► valuable
and 'ireful War

This is a well written and Judicious Publication, conveying
much neediest informition on the fuhjeft of iidecation, and is
therefore highly worthy thr poufs' of every perlan concerned in
the improvement of the riliog generation. The account of Books
generally ufed in kchoeh kerns to be the refslt of cineetencei and
certainly di(p'aya smell erudition. The Author's recommends,
dons and ftricturea arc accompanied with fuels real-on. and critical
obtavationa as du him great credit, both ma a Scholar and Chid.
tian teacher. Anti- Jacobin Review.

In the Bed pan of this Work are (coeval judiCinus obfervattons;
and thtfecoad pan enumerates the nod uteril isernduttory books
in every branch of knowledge,remarking on their re fpedive merits,
and eaudnoing Parents and trudtors agandt tome Book% which
the Author, upon jo.t grounds, objcAs to. Anions thol rreom-
mended, we do not u:dervis suy (bat we confider as obiedtimiabie-

13rit'illt Critic.

Printed far Thnnvii Reline'lds, Ostord-Rteet ; and fold by the
Bonkfellea iu Ostord, Cainbtedge, Edkaburib, UlAfgovr. and
Uaipp.

THU GOVERNMENT STATE LOT rot Y COM MbNCES
DRAWING THB 13th OF NF .X I* MONTH.
• tonool few the Flat Draws Ticket ;
Every other Prise afloat from 03p:01. to sot.
THIS plan places all who purchali before the
• ar Drawing begins on equal terra; as advantage that has ue
Assn oFxred to the Public ter awl years raft.
ONLY TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS,
and the &Jonas contains
I Prises of C. 30,000 1 3 Prises of f POO
3 10,000 5 1,000
• • &c. &c. &c.
.No Prise lefa than TWZIITT P
The Public will obferve that State Larder/ Prima are paid In
Reding lunacy; ao,oool. for a 20,0001. Prise ; and fo in proportion
for every other Prize. Tickets and Shares are on Sale at all the
Lieenfed Lottery °flees, and by their Agents.
London, England, 1806-09-10

RAGLIT, SEPTEMBER 8.

Yefterday (Sunday) this magnificent place exhi.
bited the moat delightful fcene. In order th t this
day of reft (haul(' contribute to the happinefs of the
furrounding country, the Noble Proprietor ordered
that the gates of the Park fhould be opened, and free
admiffiln given to every defcription of perfons. His
Lordthip bad provided a military band, which played
in front of the colonnade, but it needed oat this attrac-
tion to invite the multitude, which approached from
every entrance, and which had a peculiarly beautiful
effeft. About four o'clock the concourfe of peopie
was immenfe. When the Prince, the Duke of CLA-
RENCI, land and Lady H►srrosv, with the reit of
the Noble Gueßs, appeared in the balcony, under the
grand colonnade, the whole formed a moll intereft-
ing fight. Their Royal Highneffes feemed remarkably
cheerful, and pleafed with the fcenc. The band con-
tinued to play all the evening, and I believe it was
very late ere there happy vifttors reached their fcveral
homes, hut preferving the greateft quiet.
The KoyalParty leaves this hofpitable manfion to-
morrow, for Rofs Hall, near Shrewfbury, the feat of
CECIL FORUM, Efq.