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DIVIDENDS.
Nov. tg James Doren, of Mancbefler. merchant, at eleven, at
the Bridgewater Anna lan, Manchelbw.
Nov. as. jofeph Wuod, of Ardenmaw, wilt of Alban-ender-
Line, Laneafhlre, cotton-knitter, at twelve, at the Bridgewater
Anna Inn, Manchefter.
Nov. z 7. John Alexander, of South Lambeth, Survey, cool-mer-
chant, at ten. at Guildhall.
Nov. sp. John Robert Anderfon, of Throgmortan• and, London,
merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Nev. so. John Goolbody, late of Abingdon. Berko, breeches-
maker and Mb-imager, at eleven. at the Red Lion, Abloydon.
Nov. 17. John Honb, late of Norwich, upholfterer, at eleven, at
CuiWhalh London.
Nov, 17. John &yes, of Portfanonth, Hants, mercer, at ten, at
Guildhall, London.
Nov. 18. John Clarke, of Gainlborough, Lineolakire, grocer, at
one, at Guildhall, London.
Now. Sp. Jelin 'Fullect the younger. of lantage Gardena, London,
broke" and merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov. sp. Rol :en Morris, now or late of Wigan, Laneallaire, eat-
ton-manufacturer, at twelve, at the Eagle and Child. Wigan.
Nov. re. Jofeph Mao', late of Macclesfield, Chelan, cheek-
manufacturer, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Heaton Norris.
Nov. so. Luke Wheatley the elder, of Bedworth, Wandelshdre,
butcher, at eieveo,at the Bull and Fkorde-L is, Nuneaton.
Nov. as. James Logic Brlneklow, late of Bath, watch-maker and
jeweller, at eleven, at the Cattle and Ball lon, Bath.
Nov. r 7. Robert BaUmnine Sem, late of Lichfield, wine•men.
chant, dealer and etapman. at eleven, at the Flitch oftscon Inn
at Whichnor Bridges, Staffordllaire.
Nov as. Benjamin Buts and Ann Smith, of Bafingball-ftrect
London, tabors and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov. se. John Cooke, of Liverpool, filverfaulth, dealer and chap-
man, at the George Inn, Dale-greet, Liverpool
Nnv. a 7. Medlar Applebury Cookfey, late of Prefteign, Radnor.
(hire, druggift, at eleven, at the Itadnorthlre Arms, Prat:lsm
Nov. If. Jahn Cretan, of Johnfon-court, poet-greet, London,
bookbinder, dealer and elsapman, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Nev. a 7. John Weft, of Semen Place, Esti, path% of St. Pancra s
M' a, planner, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Ney.l7. John Brotherton, of Manchefter, grocer, at twelve, at the
George lao, Dale Erect, Liverpool.
London, England, 1806-11-07

Aler.THRIt I.6TTFR.

0 Miranda with his raped ittoti has arrived on the emit of COM,
ad taken port on the elevation tailed the Vela. The garrifon
eampored of 3 to men, retired on his approach to the heights above
the town, to wait fora reinforcement from Maryeabo, which has
Probably now joined.

" The Captain General, with a RIMICTOIII retinue of euftom.
boor; aims, priefts, furgcons, barbers, apothecaries, and all the
armed (ogee of every defcription, marched on the a ath to farm a
camp at Valencia or San Carlos, whence reinforcements can be
(cut to any pftee attacked.
" They carry with then) above r•ci.3 mid.. laden with provifione.
ammunition. and flora of every dcfcription requifite for an army
its the fidel. fulitude, want of moot y, and clay fort
cuifcry, reigns in this city. The army have left behiud them
all tl.eir &well conneelions. Not a face i. to be teen that II oat
the pt f.ture of ex•reme grief-41dd.; without W)ooten, flops with•
out workmen, I.snultet vrfthout money, and father without fors,
tonal a rr.clai choly feer.e, wlik:b is only interrupted by the lumen.
tatioos of the women ►ewailing the fate of their friends and gala.
time whom they never raped to retails."
London, England, 1806-11-07

WEST MDIEJ.

INTiSCCEPTED CORREAFONDL•NCE RELATIVE TO
'MIRANDA.

PION TNT SPANISH MAIN ; PUBLISHED AT SALIM:OIS.
" Miranda ►as made hinafelf mater of Coro, the garrifon of
which, eonfitting of 100 ?tinkers, retreated wit►out oppofiog
him. If the Englifb fupport him, be will give us more trouble
than is generally fuppofed. On receiving thi► intelligence, the Cap-
ella Gateral and Intandant marched with all the armed force, but
before they can reach him he will be fortified, fo as to fecure his
retreat ; for no doubt he will have choke the belt and mat advan-
tageous pofn ion of the many the emit offen fur dctence,and there-
fore the confequences may be very ferious. it to not that there
are any want of numbers well alfcdted to oppofe Mm. but the
country Is entirely difarmed, and of what ofe is inclination without
arms; to which we may add, the total want of money, for we
have not a fingle Real in tbeTreefery."
ABOTHEA LETT'S. '
" Of the perfona taken in Miranda'. feltponera, ten or twelve
have bees, executed at Puerto Cavaco, and their heal. expofed on
public piles in the public roads there. at La Guava, and other
places. I.aft week was burned on the public pride, by the hang.
man, the pl.aure of Miranda, the c•doun and fedltteus papers,
found oo beard the fehooners, intended to infu rge this province.
it Is now Aid, that when the news of this expedition got to Spain,
and of his being at Jaquemet, orders were given to St out four
fb•ps of the line at Cadiz, to .bring out troops for our defence ;
but I give no credit to this news—Spain to Europe is even worfe
than Spain in America; they have neither money, provifions, or
foldlcrs—all Is a labyrinth of miferles. Vl'e never fee a relict ar•
rive from home ;—no, not even a fmall 011 C."
London, England, 1806-11-07

t6iii,lcibikil4

fl
Thurfday night! about eight o'clock, a meR airing
and unprecedented outrage and affaffination took
place near Upper Palmer's-fireet. Limerick :—Mr.
Edw. Keyes, in company with two other perfons,
was fired at, and received a ball in the centre of dr,
break which perforated the lungs. He was infield!?
deprived of life. The Right Worfbipful RICHARD
Heim, Efq. Mayor, with that laudable teal far in-
quiry into the bufinefs which is truly praife worthy,
on the &ft intimation immediately repaired to the
fpot, and on Friday morning, at an early hour, had
every pnfghle enquiry, which then prefented
made on the fuhjed ; as Coroner he held an inquest
which continued fitting from ten in the forenoon un-
til fix o'clock In the evenlnic, with the molt patient
invelligatinn, and after minutely examining the'
witneffes produced, returned a verdift of—Wilful
Murder.
I conrequenee of the evidence adduced on the
above inquiry, three perfons, named Patrick Mul•
cachy, Michael Kennedy, and John Mulqueeny, who,
it appears, were drinking with the decealed at a con-
tiguous public houfe, a few minutes prcvious to the
fatal event, have been committed to the city jail.
London, England, 1806-11-07

FRANCE•

MINISTRY OF THE httagiNg.
The ftigates la Revanche, Captain Lune, and la
Syrene, Captain Lamxtiar, returned into the ports of
France do the sad September. They failed from
L'Orient the 26th March, with la Goer dere, whole.
parated from them in the miclll of the fogs and ice.'
They at firft cruized off the Azores, and afterward*
()fleapit. Clear till May : they funk five Englith (hips
in thole fear. They (lisped their cond.; io May to
wards the Northern Ocean, and on the Sift defcried
ithe S. E. point of Ireland, whence they !leered North-
ward. On the 3oth the dafcried the ice in lat. 75.
From the sd to the Bth June, the frigates tried twice
to pats the ice to reach Spitzberg. They advanced
within 25 leagues of that place ; but finding no pal-
rage, were obliged to return back. After Trent at.
tempts, they arrived the tub June within fight of
Spit zberg, whence they were driven back by the bad
weather. They eonflantly experienced vioknt gales,
fnow, and a very thick (vend notsithaanding their
reiterated efforts to regain Spitzberg, they were um
able to ,each any higher than lat. 76. to. On the
eth July, they touched at Iceland, whence they im-
mediately failed to entire off Cape Farewell, ageing}
the fhips corning nut of Davis's Strait..' They after.
wards bore away for the email of Scotland., to the Nor-
thern extremity of Ireland, whcie they remained tilt
the 28tb of Augu(l. Being chaced by men of war of
fuperia force, they again critized ,•ff Cape Clear.—
At lens. h, on the )7th of September, they (leered for
the potty of France, allele they entered; notwith•
handing their being met by fcveral fquadrons. This
divifion captured or funk in this expedition 28 Eng
lifh (hips and onr Ruffian, the Graff Romanzoff, the
only one of that nation which has been this. year in the
teas of Spit zberg. During his campaign, Captain
LFINIc fent part of his priloners to England on hoard
a flag of tine..., and landed' 294 at his arrival•in
France. • TM, Officer and Captain LA OMIT relate
that, in ;he memory nl man; there has not been Poch
hard weather in the Northern Ocean.; and their ac-
count is etwroborated by the reports of all the fl.:pa
with which tli:y commubicated to that pent;

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EVENING

LOPII)01

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' FRIDAY. NOVEMIAR. 9.
MICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONEO'CLOCK.
Cour°la, (or money, 6; if —for account 644
Omahas 4. .
MICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent Red Ann. Goff Imp. 3 per Cent. sgil
3 per Cent. ConL 6 tin Imp. Ann. 7 15-iothe
4 pa Cent. 01 791.79 frith < per Cents 94
S Pa C.:m.971/Y 94f 9599 Beek Bills, par 4s. pr.
Long Ann. tyl 5.16 francium prem.
India Stock, 1 211831 EnsliOs Tickets soL rye.
India Bonds 31. a as. prem. Coal: for ace 6ti
London, England, 1806-11-07

GENERAL ELECTION.

ST. JANILSI.II4II/ARE, NOV. 4, 1846.
Sta.
T SHOULD have felt highly flattered by the Vote
of Thanks from the Freeholders ambled at the Crown and
Anchor, on the 3.eth of °Rohm, for my Parliamentary cocdudt,
if it bad not been accompanied with a Propofal toloin, what they
&molested to term. my intwell with Sir FRANCIS f IDITT'S.
Fran the commencement of my (kneels (oEtober so). I have
uniformly declared to every Freeholder I bad the pleafure of meet-
ing.tbat I hoed alone, uncornedtal with any other Candidate.
The addrch whkh afterwards appeared from Sir FRANCIS Bel-
',ITT to the Freeholders of Middlefev, certainly gave me no redoes
to regret the line of coodu,t I had purfued...su I* TUC CONTRARY.
Your obedient humble Servant, 0. BYNG.
To EDWARD LANOLIT, RN Chairman at a
Meeting of Freeholders offembled at the
Crown anti Anchor.Odober

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLiEGY, AND FREEHOL-
DERS, OF THE COUNTY OF SURREY.

GINTLIMLM,
r rHE very flattering manner in which you have this
day done me the honour of Re elating me, demon& my
waroult acknowledgli.cts.
The poßtive affurances of Rapport 1 received from every part of
the Country, convince me beyond a ponibility of doubt, that had
the canted continued longer, our Triumph would have been one
of the moll fiznal in the hiftory of political tomtits.
It ♦b.li be the Rudy of my life to merit a continuance of your
►lndnda, by a Impels= adherence to the principles by which I
acquired it. And in difeharging, to the bed of my ability, my
duty to the Country at large, I Mall not be forgetful (odic pard-
eider and local intends of this great and refpedtable County.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your mud obliged and moll devoted Servant.
Guildford, Nov. 6, ISMS. W. RUSSEL!»

This day was publithed, In Ore Volume. 0et2.0,
rtUONAPARTE, and the FRENCH PEOPLE
under 1111• EMPIRE By the Aortic,' of " Buonaparte and
the French People under his Confulate." Tranflated from the
German.
Melts Tina and RICUMIDS rdpalrUlly Inform the Public,
that they have jolt received from the Continent the original of the
above Work. The Author is a diplomatic Nobleman of high re-
petition and were not Mara T. and R. reftrained by motives of
honaur and prudence froen announcing his name, it would give
additional sad permanent celebrity to Ms work. The Gentleman
through whore medium it yam conveyed to them, is new refident
in this country, an agile from his native Laud. on account of the
(hare which he took in the publication of this damning record of the
weekneti and erode.. s of Napoleon.
For the dillernination of this and other wort% eapofing the
madnefs and perikly of Buonapa, cc, the u,,fortunate Naas. altar
a mock grist by a Court Martial. was Mot on Lisa Ramparts of
Burma., and fuer Witt boob/elks,. implicated in the fame
charges, were compelled to fly from the vitadidlive profcription of
the mercilcfs Cornelia.
A few remaining Copies may be had of the !econd Edition, in
one Volume Octavo, price 7s. of Bsonaparte and the French
People under Ws Coofulate."
N 0.37, Leadeahail fleece.
London, England, 1806-11-07

AtIOTHIR LEtTilt.

Thu fdlow Miranda, of whole peregrinations and delegable
defies you gave ins a dean. will let es all mad, and leave us, by
t►a expire he pet es to. without a lispenee to blefs us. He baa
pelitively arrived at the Vela of Coro, and taken pat the garrifoo
hiving retired on his approach without me►ing uppoStion. •
• In cesecquece of this intelligence, the Captain Central, ac-
companied by a motley retinue, his marched with all the armed
force that could be cnl'etted, to entanip at Valencia and Sao Car.
lea, and there await events. Every thir.g nccclary for an army In
the field has been forwarded, and we are In hopes the fuceefs of
the capedltinn will be favourabk, until, h: be happened by the
Eughilt, for Own a good eaplailatlou would be the molt advikabic
mode of arrangement we scold adopt.
We leave a numeroo• population. it is true; but the country
kin 04412 long difa toed for eraions. Indeed the truth is,
MC cams ally megle In the Queen's regiment, now reduced to it:,
awn, which with the 'eyelid Militia, remain. for the prete.tlion
of the Clothe,. and Capital, under the eentmand of Manual Mar-
tinun. Such is the Stunt* Mi:anda bat placed us in. Cu:, gout
is, a happy riddance of him"
London, England, 1806-02-13

THE :axo V. LINCOLN!.

Mr. Serjeant BEST Applied fora Certiorari, to re-
move an indidment tor perjury into this Court, on
the profecution of Mr. Macnamara. The afGgn-
ment was, that the Defendant and a young Lady of
the narpe of Wilfon, had committed corrupt per jury,
in an answer to a Bill of Equity. The Court grant-
ed the application, on the ground that the caufe
could be more properly invaigated by a Special
jury, a it was a matter of conliderable intricacy.

WEBAU•RY lA.

TOMLINSON 9. ROSS.

The Plaintiff is a tradefman at Manchefe►, the
Defendant is a cotton manufaaurer, and Captain
Commandant cd a c rps of Volunteers in the I..tne
town. A quantity of anus to the amount ot up.

wards of 3001. had been fupplied by the Plaintiff for
the ufe of the corps, and the tingle queßion in the
cattle was, whether theft articles were furnithed on
the credit of the Defendan: ? At the trial, a verdift
Ras found for the Plaintiff in t t 01. for the balance of
account, contrary to tl e direttion of the Learned
J‘tdge, to whom it appeated, that the evidence Was
wholly on the other fide.
Mr. TOPPING oppofed the new trial fought, on
the ground that it was a queßion of fatt, exelutively
the province of the Jury, and in fuck cafes, the Court
would not dilturb the verditt. The arms were fent
to the faflory of the Defendant, by his ezprefs order,
and although returned to the Plaintiff, that they
might be delivered to the individuals of the corps,
each peace was ticketted wi.h the name of the pet-
fon for whom it was dsfigned, fo that the Plaintiff
had nn cnntroul over the difpofal that he might de-
liver them to tholi pet fons in whom he could con-
fide for the payment.
Mt. trays: was not required to reply.
Lord Exxamsor.oucti.—.. I do not think any
thing has been Paid or done by the Coma, with regard
to former cafes, which thould prevent it from grant-
ing a new trial, when the verdift is direftly contrary
to the evidence. It may hefitate where there is a
quetlion merely of preponderance; but here, the evi-
dence appears to me to be wholly in one fcale. The
Plaintiff WAS an original tnhfcriber to this corps ;
he knew that the individuals were to provide their
arms and ,loathing at their own expence ; and he
ought to have known, that the Commander accepted
his offers under the terms of their confederation, and
not .to render himfelf perfonally refponlible fnt the
weapons or accoutrements the corps thould require.
It is Paid, that the Defendant gave the order fir the
goods. If he is to be charged upon a fpecial under-
taking, contrary to the terms in which they affociated,
this fpecial undertaking muff he (hewn helm e he can
be fo charged. The Plaintiff firft applied to a Lieu.
tenant, M.. Owen, and finding this expedient ineffec-
tual, he turned round, and addreffed himfelf to the
Defendant. The verdift, then, is againfl the evi•
dente, and a new ttial ought to be granted."
Mr. JO ice LAWS EN Cs. —" The verdift is grofsly
wrong. It is reafonable that a Commander of a
corps Mould have the direftion in fuch cafes, for the
fake of uniformity, in the weapons provided." New
trial granted.
London, England, 1806-02-13

PIZARRO.
Rutla, by the YOUNG ROSCIUS,
(Bang his lint a—ranee in t►at cr.)
With en ENTERTAINMENT.

GUILDHALL.—LONDON.
10 SCULPTORS, MODELLERS, dec. &e.
THE Committee appointed by the Conn of Corn-
mon Council of the Cit., or London, to carry into execution
a Refetution of the Court for ending a MONUMENT In the
Guildhall of the [aid City, to perpetuate the Memory of the late
Right Honourable WILLIAM PITT, do hereby give notice, That
they will meet is the Council Charaber.in the Guildhall aforefald,
on Wolnefday the aid of Apriloilo6, at One o'Clock precifdy, to
receive Models or Dektns for fuch Monument, with propcifals
((card up) for amercing the fame; and the Committee requeit
the refpedive Malts will place Come dillinguifbing muck on his
Model or Dthgn, which ihould eorrefpond with one to be made
osahc cover, containing his Proporals or Terms for executing the
fame.
Farther particulars may be known at the Town Clerk's Office,
any Day (Sundays excepted), between the hours of Eleven and
Three. WOODTHORPE.
N. O. If a Defign fhould be approved, It will be medial that
the Artift will make a Model therefrom, and give a reference to
fame Snithed Work in Sculpture, executed by Modell. s
London, England, 1806-02-13

MARRIED.

At Derfoto, Wilts. Matthew Wyatt, Erg. Dartitter, of the Inner
Temple,tu Mils A. Hlllier,tlaughter of the late George Hillier, Fig.
of the former place.

DIED.

On Tuef,lay hilt, Mrs Lynde, wife of lanes I.ynde. Efg. of
Runsfcy, and daughter of the late Ofgood Gee, Efq. of Becken•
ham, In Kent.
Saturday. the Bth Init. At her honk at Belmont. Bath, after a
long and icecre fibers, Me,. Margaret It ambonillet t, daughter of
the late Colon:I R.unlsonillett.nt the r ft Regiment of Foot Guards.
Suddenly—at a licturf: Clui, held on Monday ever,ing at the
Goat, the corner or Stafford fi,ect, one of the Stewanls, while
tranfaeling bufinefe, fell backwards, and expired. A few minutes
before he was relating to the Clerk, that be had called In the af-
tcror,on on a brother member, who was lick, and, to his great
&Mangum:in, bad learned that Le died fuddcolv.
London, England, 1806-06-23

WHALE FISHERY._

The Hercules, of Aberdeen, at that port
on the 16th inliant, from the South Welt part of
Davis's Straits filhery, which (he left on the 17th of
May, with 7 fifh, about tly tons oil—The following
is a ftatement of the (need's of the undermentioned
(hips, as given by the Captain of the Hercules, viz.
Hu cz—Cato 6 SI, Catharines, Timms 6, North Briton 5,
Symmetry 4. Elizabeth 7, Trash/21'3, Leviathan 5 or 6.
Wm-tar—William and Ann %fiat.

iia-ocorrta—Lady Jane 8 fit, John and Margaret a or 3,1
Norfolk 7, Howe a or 3, Middleton 4, Emma 3,Ca4143, COG
tent a or 3, Catharine a, in April.
LElTH—William and Ann 4. In April; Thomas and Ann 8,
North Star 3 or 4, in April ;Suerefa 1 or 3, Rattler 6, early in May
Du sioar—Eltridge 5,0 n asth May; Jean a, in April; Advice
3 or more ; Horn 7, Mary Ann y.
A —Jane 5, 14th May.
LONDON—Fonthill 4 801.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE•MONEY.

The Srig Hrulaer, for the capture of 'lmpromptu privateer, Ja-
nuary 29, 3 805, will be paid on her arrival in port, and retailed at
No. 9, New Broad- ftrcet, every Wednefday and Thurfday, for
three months.
The gun brig Combatant, for the capture of l'lmpromptu, Ja.
unary 29, will be paid every Wcdnefday and Thurfday for three
months, at N 0.9, New Broad three.
The Cambrian will receive a final payment for the capture of
the Danifft (hip Kron Prins, July aB, zgoz, at No. 23, Norfolk-
(treet. Sim d. for three years.
y The Endeavour. for the capture of la Conftance and Melia
Diana, will be paid on Saturday July 19. and every Saturday fol-
lowing, at No. 2. love-court, f.ombard•ftreet.
The Vidtorieufe, Port Mahon, and la Bonne Citolenne, for the
capture of the Bonaparte and Viergc Nieycr. off Alexandria, June
9, :got, will he paid at No. 9, New Broad.ftreet, on the 36th of
July, and recalled every Wednefday and l'hurfday for three years.
The various Chips which captured the Feliche and Jofephitte,
off Alexandria, June 9, ant, will be paid at the fame time. and
place.
As will thole which captured la Trovnpeufe, June to, tgoll, off
Alexandria; and ltktwife thole which captured the Almas di Pur.
gatoria, Jiffy 28, MN, off Alexandria, will be paid at the fame
time and 91.4 g.
The Cracker gun brig for the reearurc of the Dove, rebroarl
23, 'BO6, will be paid every Motday and Thurfday for three
months, at Mr. Moy:e's Office, High ftret, Poitiniouth.
London, England, 1806-04-11

LINES,

Oa reading in STERNE'S SElrf Of ?AERIE. " I 3NI confident I
" have a r.ul ; nor (hall all that Materialifta have advanced
" convince me of the contrary."

Oh yes, I have a foul ! a foul indeed
Of purer draw than this earthy mould;
And ever and loan, it darts unfold
Vifious of pleafurc undefin'd, and tread
Tar other rqions. when fome dulcet [train
Hath raled it, (oaring, tow'rds its kindred Dries.
rife, when the notes, deep drawn, harmonious rife,
And (well mellifluous thin' yon aged fare
And thro "the ftoried windows richly dight,“
The paky fun•beam the& Its colour'd ray,
How kern I, hence upraled, to wing my way,
In joy extatic, to the realms of light;
There. under waving woods, thro' which the wind
Harmonious lieu, where fome deerraling fireant
Winds at their feet, and funs congenial gleam
O'er diltant yaks and tow'rs, in tiles refin'd
To (tray with thee, my St. John T—Oh infpied.
I fed a foul by breath alma! fir'd ! rum*.
• Winchefter CatbedraL
London, England, 1806-04-16

NATIVE IRON TRADE OF GREAT BRITAIN.
THE MAKERS OF PIG IRON, and all others
who arc interested in tic Protperlty of this molt important
and neeeFary Mral, are deflred to meet at One o'Cloek. on Fat•
DAT Heat, the 18th Inflow, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern in
the Ektaadfto confider what Conic/amen may tattle to tilt Great
Source of one National Wealth, from a Bill now pending in Par-
llama to titivate a Tax of so per Cent. or nearly One Hallo( its
pretaat Colt, at the Furnace Month.—April id. 1806.

Tido day vat pulllihod, in r large voL lama with a Frontirpiees,
by :Vlr W dlall, price 6e. 6d. in boards,
(Dedicated to Mae Read, Wm. Long. and 7 bonne Green. Dips.
and the other Members of the Literary Club,
NAUFRAGIA.; or Hiaorieal Memoirs of Ship•
wants. amiof the providential Deliverance of Varela
By JAMES STANIER CLARKS. F R.S. Chaplain of the
Princes lionfehold. and Librarian to his Royal liighnefs.
London Pruned for J. Mawman, Nu. as, Poultry.
It is the intention of the Author to complete this Work in four
Volumes : a Second will be publilbed nest June.
London, England, 1806-04-16

PUGILISTS.

Witiam Ra4worthy, the landlord of the Stanhope
Arms, in Oxenclondtreet, Haymarket, was indifted
for affaulting William Brown, coachman to Lord
:Unbutton. It appeared that the Profecutor met t•
friends at a public houfe in the neighbourhood
Golden tquare, and having entered into converfation
refpeeing boxing, he Paid he would (hew them .*
Came Chicken. They accordingly went to the
fendanos houfe, which was frequented by Bruizers
the &II celebrity ; and loon after their arrival, the
Profecutor fell afleep, in confegnence of having drank
freely. On awaking, he found his watch had been
taken away ; he therefore made application to
landlord for the refloration of its property, but
latter refufed to give credit to his 'tory, and U,
. . . . .

him a blow which knocked bins into the fire-place,
perfilling to defcribe his Infs.
On the part of the Defendant, young Ryan, fon 1.
the fighting man of that name, and feveral Brnifera
who were preterit at the affault, defcribed the profs
enter to be drunk, and that he was only pulped by r'
Defendant.

Mr. MAINWAIINO cenfured both parties for their
condo& and the afFsult being proved, the jury found
the Defendant Guilty.—Judgment deferred.
Mari Lemon was inditted for afErulting Mr. Wok
dron, a perfon many years the butler of Sir Gilbert
Heathente. It appeared that the profecutor bad gone
to the Bell and Axe Public-houfe in Pot tlaisd-greet to
enquire for a friend, and was 'hewn into a room where
the company were playing at cards. He cot in
played with the defendant. He loft tl. t gs. and pla,
double or quits ; but difcovering that the defendant
cheated, he declined playing any longer, and refuted
to pay. The defendant, after tiling many arguments
to prevail on him to pay what lie had loft, frock
one of his teeth, and goaded him in his fide with
flick. The Jury returned a verdia of Guilty.
London, England, 1806-04-16

PRUSSIA.

Balmy, AIMS. s.—Count Metternich, who has
been recalled from his pod of Envoy here, has fet
out for Vienna.

The corps of troops which is dellined to advance
to the frontiers of awedifh Pomerania is commanded
by the General of Cavalry Count Kalkreuth ;--and
that dettined for the territory of Lauenburg, by Lieu-
tenant General Count Schmettau.
London, England, 1806-04-16

COMPANION TO THE PERRAGF.

TEL day was publithed, price su. 6d. in board., or to.. 6d. bawd
in red, In one thick and chicly printed Volume, the Sae of
Dehrett's and Kearil:y's Peerage..
A.BIOG ItA PH ICA L INDEX tn the PRESENT
HOUSE OP COMMONS.
Containing brief but corred Notices of the Lives, the Family,
and Y.rty Conneetionn, the Senatorial Charade? and Crindua,
and all other ideful and fatl.fattnry particulars relative to ALL
THE MEMBEkS OP THE• COMMONS HOUSE OF I'AR•
LiA MENT ; drawn up and printed m a Companion to the Couit
Kakndars and the Pocket Peerages.
In an APPENDIX are given all the Divillnns which hairctaken
place on Great Public Qucltlons during friend year. part.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6. Bridge Itreet, Black•
friars ; Mkt by Block and Parry, Leadeohall•ltrrct; I. Often.
Ave-Maria-lane; and to be had of all Bookfellers in Town and
Country.
London, England, 1806-04-16

SHERIFFS OF WATERFORD.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT role to requeft the atten-
tion of the Houfe fur a few moment., to a motion
which had been appointed for this day, refpeaing
the Sheriffs of Water (Lad. He hoped, that if it fhould
appear, that what had been done proceeded from ig-
norance, or inattention, the Houfe would be inclined
to pafa it over, and that lenity would be thewn to
thole wl.o had been chargeable with the overfight.—
lint he would alfia Cubing to the confideration of his
Honourable Friend, who had given notice of the
motion, that there had been fame difficulty in the
interpretation of the Aa on the fubjea, and that the
law, a. it now flood in Ireland, had been the fubjea
of conliderable doubt and difference of opinion.

Mr. FOX raid, that he was difpofed to pay every
attention to what had fallen from his Hon. Friend.
The Mt impofed a pecuniary penalty on the Sheriffs,
unlefs the return was made within forty days ; but
it WAS not meant to give them a diferetionary power,
to poflpone their return of a Member to the urmon
limit prefcribed by the law. Still, however, as fome
mikonfirudion of the aft had taken place in certain
inflances, he did not wifh to bear hard on any indi-
viduals, who had not complied with what 'Heated

to him the plain meaning of the aft. The only
queftion fo► the Houle to confider w•culd now Oct-c-
-lime be, whether it would be proper to amend the
aft, fo at to remove every doubr, or whither a re-
folution of the Houle would be fufficient to prevent
any fuch irregularity for the future ?

Mr. LEIGH Rated, for the information of the
Houle, that the Sheriffs in Ireland had a power
which was not poffelTed in this country. In the cafe
of a return for a county member in Ireland, the
two Attornies-general of the different countries had
given opinions diametrically oppoGte. This was
enough to Thew that confiderable mifapprehenfion
exifted on the fubjeft of the ad.
Sir VICARY GIBBS laid, it was clear that the
penalty could not be levied, if the Sheriffs made their
return within the period prefcribed by the aft.
Mr. FOX then agreed to abandon the motion of
which he had given notice.
London, England, 1806-04-16

GERMANT.

FitaNColllll, Avail. t.—A report is current that
the King of Bavaria will receive the Principality of
Wurtzburg. It is betides faid, that the Prince de
Piombino will have Switzerland, that country having
ezpreffed a defire to be governed by a Prince of the
family of the Emperor Napoleon.
_ _

kto a at a, MARCH36.--General Wattevilleitsnived
here as Ambeador trom the Helvetic Confederacy,
to congratulate our Sovereign on hit elevation to the
Royal Dignity.

Martha) Berthier is expeilled to
_leave this city
before the end of the week, and Ba►aria to be com-
pletely evacuated by the French troops about the end
of the month. With refpe& to the corps of Martial
Bernadotte, it is conjettured, that it will remain hill
tome time in Anfpach. The troops marching to the
Rhine, will not immediately, it is laid, pars that
River t but a part at !call, remain on this fide, in the
kingdom of Wurtemberg.
The regulation of the frontiers between Bavaria.
Wurtemberg, and Baden, hems to be nearly termi-
nated.
London, England, 1806-06-24

IIYTHE, guars 23.

Yefterday afternoon his Grace the Lord Archbi.
(hop of C ssssss tray, accompanied by the lop of
Ocrotto, arrived at the White Hart lon, in his coach,
and fix fine black florin, from whence they proceeded
to the hoofs of Mr. DUDS, where they were to fleep;
the coach and horfes returned to the Inn. Between ten
and eleven o'clock the liable, in which his Grace's
bodes had been placed, was difcovered to be on fire,
when, nntwithflanding every exertion was made to
fare them, two of thole beautiful animals were beret
to death, and another fo badly burnt, that it was
obliged to be killed; a fourth was very much fcorcbed
but is now alive, and it is thought will recover ; the
other two efcaped with little or nn injury. Two
engines were procured, and there being plenty of
water near, the ravages of the fire were flopped be-
fore the whole of the (tables were confumed ;arid we
are happy to Rate, no farther mifchief was done.
No one has been able to account for the accident.
The Royal Military Canal at Hytbe is now nearly
completed ; the eleven•gun battery is in a Rate of
forwardoels at Brockman Barn, which with the
towers arc going forward with confiderabk progrefs;
foundations are now digging for three to be crated
on Shornecliff Heights. Report fags, there is to be
another eleven•gun battery at Seabrook, but this is
not certain. It is alto Paid, that when the canal is
finifhed, an additional or enlarged harbour will be
made there, and one at Hythe, which will be a raft
benefit to that part, being intended to navigate gun.
boats, &c. on the canal, from one place to another.

Yefterday morning the Earl of Sr. ViNCINT, Mt.
companied by his Secretary, the Rev. Mr. Pascal,
arrived at the Admiralty from Portfmouth, whets
his Lordilip landed on Sunday from the Hisearta,
of 1 to guns, from the Channel fleet.
Lieutenant SOIAIRVILLI is appointed to the corn.
mind of the Vigilant prifon (hip, at Portfmouth.
The Duke of Groucrsvart gave his IntroduElory
Dinner to the whole of the Officers of the 3d Guards,
and a Party of Nobility, on Saturday, at Wirus's
Rooms ; and yellerday evening the Officers of the 31
Regiment of Guards gave a moll fumptunus Diener
at thefame place to his Royal Highnefs andfuite. The
band played almoft all the evening on the itaircafe.
Several loyal and patriotic oats were drank, and
the evening was (pent in the mot convivial manner.
BOAT RACl.—Yefterday As 's anneal prize
wherry was rowed for by fits pair of (culls. The
competitors tinted from Wellminner bridge at the
ufnal time, and the firft heat was won by Rclart Bor-
row, of Blacktriars, 70/1111 COMIOft, of Bankfide, and
nowas Overton, of I..imehoure. At the feeond hear,
which decided the conteff. Barrow, • hrs evinced mows
(kill in rowing, took the lead of Cannon, and came in.
alrint hall a boat's leagth before him. He was con-
fequenily declared vi4tor. and received his prize at
the Amphitheatre, amtdli the acual applaufe. The
River was covered with boats burthened with gay
fpritatore, and leveral aquatic pugiliftic encounters
trick place among the element dahers, many of whom
attempted to foal the race.
London, England, 1806-06-24

de Calle the t 3th July, and be sassed his feneiost
both as Governor and Commander in Chief on the
19.11 at Colombo, the capital of the Hand. The let-
ter proceed., the new Governor has already made
immenfe alterations and reforms, in the civil is well
as in the military departments, and I breve no doubt
he will make a jull and good Governor, though a
very fevtre one at the outfit. He has quite changed
the condua of the Candian war, by direiling, that
the foldiers are only to as againk men in inns, and
that they are on no account to injure or molell the
peaceable inhabitants. There is no doubt of the junice
or propriety of this order, but when our minds were
in a (late of irritation from the roaffacre, we rifled on
very different principles. During the late war, the
enemy never made a ferious (land: there could be no
ufe, therefore, in fending detachments into the inte-
rior ; and it Items, therefore, General Karma n's
plan, to remain entirely on the defenlive, and cever to
march the men from our own garrifons, unlefs the ene-
my penetrate into our territory, which is nut likely to
happen, unlefs they are aided by a French or Dutch
force."
London, England, 1806-06-24

ARMY.

SOUTHAMPTON.

This attrading fpot, and its beautiful neighbour.
hood, though early in the (talon, has already brought
together many of the gay and falbionable world. The
Marquis of Larson's is with us, but bufily fitting
up his fuperb manfion hers. We have in the town a
fine regiment, the Qneen's or ad Foot, commanded
by the Honourable Colonel RASISILT: their band is
a moil chalks one. We &sped the 14th Dragoons in
a few days.
London, England, 1806-06-24

FRANCE.

PARIS, JUNE 19.
wo Englilh Midfltipmen, who crisped from the
lel of Verdun, where they were confined as pri•
rs of war, by means of a rope, were arrefied at
erai, and brought back to the place of their ori-
I detention.

yen in their captivity, the Englith retain their fa
nopenfity to play and betting. On the•ad inR.
was a foot-race between two of thefe Orangery,
is. Ahdley and Roberts, at Bras, near Verdun.
Stakes, it is Laid, were one thoufand guineas,
les tire private bets. A fuperb carriage and har-
weee flaked at p!ay, and loft. Mr. Roberts was
winner in the font race ; the diftance was 200
Is. They intend to have horfe races in the middle
uly.
London, England, 1806-06-24

SARDINIAB.

THIS delicious Fifh affords one of the fineß re•
Likes known. (Hickfon's Prepared Anchovies for Sand-
wiches excepted). Sold in boxes, tcs. 6d each, at HICKSON'a,
No. t7o, Strand—alfo Potted and Stewed Lamprey, Lamperns
and Shrimps, Parmafan and Stilton Chcefe, Weftphalla Hams,
Tongues, German Saufages, Dutch Herrings, and Beef, Cod
Sounds, Portable Soups, Pickles, Sauces, Effence of Anchovies,
,y, Man, Capers, Olivet, Mumma', Prcfcrvtd Ginger, the heft
Oils. Vinegsrs, Mallard, Spices, and every article in the Italian
and Oil !Ones.

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
gained by the fuperior excellence of ►is ESSENCE of AN-
CHOVIES for Fills Sauce has Induced many parcel to give the
fame name to an ankle entirely different.
JOHN swops and SON think it a duty they owe t►e
Public, to easel= diem againft fuch ImpoStions, as feveral people
' travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, &c an extra large profit to
vend the fpnrieus kind : they are particularly requefted to afk for
BURGESS'', and to obferve, none is genuine ►ut what have there
words upon the label—" John Burgefs and Son's Original and fu-
perlor Effenen of Anchovies."--Warelsoufe, No. toy, Strand,
corner of the Savoy Steps, London.

This slay was publiOsed, in 8 vok. correetcd to the prelent
time rite t6s. boards,
DEBRETT's PEERAGE OF ENGLAND,
SCOTLAND, and IRELAND.
_ _

9.* This is an entire new Edition, carefully corrated, and coo-
tains,bcfidcs the late CILIATION, and ADDITIONS to the Peerage,
and the ufual contents, a hit of thole BRITI,III SUBJICTO who pet.
fel& FORZION 0111111 o( KNUDITI1001).
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London: Printed for Rivingtons, Egerton, Stockdale, Milkr
Markel, Crofby and Co. Cuthell and Martin, Lca and Harding.
London, England, 1806-04-29

And for Two Hundred Toils of MUSCOVADO SUGAR;
To be antwerabk to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ; to
be delivered in the MOW pieekages, and in the properties of
not left that Twenty-five, nor more than Thirty Tons per week
from that day, into His Majefty's Vleualling Stores at the fame
pine. The whole to be paid for by Ms payable with intereft
3 dare after date. The Conditions of the Cannes may be feat
at the Seeretery's Office.

No retort, atillk ha to duty Teethe its 1444 the jOrieritell sot k
kofootot lix imwde at in el, or tl.t jdl art he d liwnl to the lotted
kite, ow idea on No fek Friday them, e May and. sir ovolefi th
betas lobo owlet tbo Tombs, or fixes Perfos ea bit iebalf, entail to
*ewes ',oboe mild for.
London, England, 1806-04-29

DECLARATION OE THI SWEDISH COMMANDER.

In confegnence of•the reiterated tumours, That the
Nutßan troops are making preparations to pafs the
Elbe, the Swedith Commandant, Count Cullavus
Lowenheim, has addieff:d the following to the Pruf.
fitn Commandant at Lauenburg:—
" Head. quartets. Ratzeburg, April !3,1'806.
TO Yom. LC COMMANDANT Or TVS PRIIIISSAN TROOPS AT
London, England, 1806-04-29

GLAMOR G ANSI-ME,

AT a numerous ;cud rape:table Meeting of
(lend:men and W.iol growers o the County of Ohmor-
po,affemblrd purfuant to the public notice, at Coutbridge, this
Utah or April. 111.a6.._
.....

ROBERT JENNE R, Fiq in the Chair,
The following Refolutions were unanimonßr agreed to:
That the eftabltibment of a Wool Fair for the County of Gla-
morgan, would be a medure of gr..at public utility.
That tits Brit Tudday in July, w:ll be a proper time for hold
Mg the (aid Fair.
That the Town of Cowbridgc will be the molt convenient and
ftt place fug bolding the fame.
'that we, the underwritten Gentlemen and Wool Growers,
will meet at the above Fair for the fate of our Wool; and we do
invite the Gentlemen of the Wool Trade to meet us there on that
day, sod in order that they may not he ddappoirted in filch at-
teodance, we do hereby engage, not to fell our Wnol to any perfon
whatever previous to fuel, Fair ; and we alto promife to reeorn.
attend oor temants,and other Wool Grower+, to keep their Wool
until the above day
That theft Refolutloni be publlfbed twice in the Cambrian.
Exeter, Gloucefter, Bnitol and Saldbury Papers, and alfo in the
Brae, or fome other London Paper, and that Copies of there
Refolutluiss be printed, and diftributed at the &Berea Market
Hoeft&
That the Thank' of this Meeting be given to ROBILIT Jets-
wca, Efq. for his attlntlon to the lacerate of the County In for-
warding this ufefut
That Trost AS WYNDHAM. Efq. the County Member, be re-
quefted to take the Chair oa tie above Fair day, prceUely at ball
pat two o'clock.
Thomas Wyndham, Efq. M. P. Robert Javier
Robert Lyneh Bldie JohnJaeob
John Price John Miles
h. Wrixon A ndw. Armftrong
R. Lafeelles Rob Roufe
Thyme Erniktx John Richards
Lb. bombe Edward Morgan
Ridta/11 OMNI& John Bradley.
London, England, 1806-04-29

THE EVENING 57AR.

.T.ONDON.
TUESDAY, APRIL v.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Confols, for money, 6o—for May 601.--Osnolum af.
Excheq. Bilis par, is. a prom:
PRICE Or STOCKS YESTERDAY.

Bank fitoelt, 313 *tat
3 P. Ct. Red. Aon.s9}
3 per Cent. Conf. tot to
4 per Cent.
5 per Cent. Navy 9st 93 92f
Long Ann. 17i 27

Short Ann. a 7-16
Isidia Bonds, par is pr.
Each. DWI, par 25. pr.
Omnium at prem.
Engl.& Tickets lot Ss.
Con(. for ace. 6ij

By the fhip Inlam, Captain KITSON', arrived at
Liverpool, from /3arbadoes, which place the left on
the a3d March, we learn, that accounts had
been received there, that a French fquadron, con•
fitting of fur fail of the line, two frigates, and two
brigs, were at anchor et Cape Maize (Bland of
Cuba,) on the 24th February, fuppofed to be that of
which Admiral DUCKWORTH went in purfuit.

The Hamburg's Mail, due on Wednefday laR, ar•
rived this morning, but its contents have been anti.
cipated in a former paper.
Private letters from Pcter(burgh, by the Gotten-
burgh Mails of yefierday. Rate, that the Grand Duke,
(the Emperor's brother) is to take the command of
the Ruffian army on the Frontiers of Poland, which
now confifls of about 2001000 men. Al LX Ah,DFR
willed to command in perfon, but was d.duadcci by
his Council.
London, England, 1806-04-29

LAUHISURG.

" As feveral reports Ita;;;;;Weiine, though unofficial, ref-
peeling the preparations of the PeaLan troops for palSng over to
the right bank of the Elite, I reel myfelf called upon, in confor-
mity to the orders I have received front my Sovereign, with the
repetition of Mine of the tit of February, to declare to the Com-
mandant of the WWI% traops, that all the Hanoverian territory
upon the right hank of the klbc, is placed under the prote.ffirto of
aweden, as the property of it.. Majeftv's Augult Ally. the King
of treat Hntain and Ireland. lola. quality of Eledor of Hanover t
and that. under this view, the countnes above-mentioned are a•
copied by the troops of the King of Sweden tondo' my command t
sad that I have orders to delend thole countries, in cafe of any
violation of their limits by foreign troops, and of which I have
given proper notice to my advanced pots, as any Inch violation
will lee mated as an attack upon the States of his Swedith
Count GUSTAVUS LOWEN HSI

AMSTIIRDAI4, Aratt. ts.—According to Come ac-
counts the relidence of dr:: Pope will be removed to
Turin.

HAGUE, APRIL 19 —The Commiflionera that are
to go to Paris will fet out to mortow. Admiral
Verheuil goes this evening. Several Prutßan steels
have been. taken off the Texel by the Englith crui-
zers. It is reported that this place will again be oc-
cupied by a French garritOn The pope, it is Paid,
has flArltd objeftions agait.ft the confecration of the
new King of Naples.
LLIPZIC, APRIL is (aid that the Duke of
Cleves, who has not a foffieient extent of territory to
form a powerful flate, will likewife receive the duchy
of Jolters, which will be ceded to him by Bavaria.
That power will alfo lofe, as we are allured, the
fouthern part of the Tyrol to Trent, which will be
united to the kingdom of Italy.
Mystics', Aram to.—lt is raid the French will
fo in a camp in the neighbourhood of Brannan. His
Majeity's Counfellor of Legation, M. Buckart, ar-
rived here the day before yefferday from Pais; and
ycOerday Baron Gravonreuth, who doting the war
was in Napoleon's head quarters, departed exprefs
for Paris. Nothing is yet known of the ohjeeeof there
usitEnns,,

It is Paid that part of the French troops in Neuf-
chatel have already received orders to leave it.—
Marthal Bcrthier continues to live in the fame fimple
(kyle.
HAMBURGH, Aram 22.-A pairenger brought us
yefterday the news from England, that the Email!'
Government had declared the rivers Ems Wefer,
Elbe, and Trays, in a Rate of blockade. This news
has caufed extraordinary (oration here, as many
flattered themfelves that it would not take place.
We now expel, that when the feafon is more ad-
vanced, Stettin, Danizie, &c. will be alto blockaded.
The EnglA merchants here are in hopes of felling
all their flock at the prefent fair at Leipzic.
We are only afraid that Prufna will compel Den-
mark alto to Phut its ports againft England, which
will ruin us here entirely. Others, however, fuppofe
that Praia itfelf will be glad to retain Come way open,
by which it may communicate with the tea. Every
thing rites in price here.
London, England, 1806-04-29

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

NVHEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen cape-
,
ricnec very great pecuniary inconvenience for want of
knowing Tome refpeAsble channel ,krough whoft medium they
may be accommodated with temporary or permanent fume of
Money, Marra HARRIS and Co. at their Annuity Bank, No. 5,
Sulrolk•ftreet, Charing Crofs, refpedfully Inform the Nubility and
Gentry, in pearl:lon of Incomes arifing from Freehold. Copyhold,
or Leafehold Eitates.in Land ur Houfes, Money inthe Funds, Rent
Chugs, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, Annuities, Pa.
tcnt Plates Church Livinp, or any certain Income for Life, may
Phe fupplici with turns of money to any amount, by paying an ado•
juatc Annuity interelt for the fame, redeemable any time at their
own option. Pei-renal applietnions at be received every day till
three o dock.; and letters from corretAndcass in town or country
(pelt paid) immediately anisvcred.
London, England, 1806-04-29

READY MONEY.

PERSONS of Rank or Fafhion, promptly, deli-
cutely, and liberally fupplied with any Sum of Money, upon
certain Sr perfunal Security, by 13iit, Annuity, or otherwife; and
Merchants or Men of Bunnell funilarly accommodated In every
ferule way that can be fukgefted.
Apply, pertonany, between the hours of ten and fort, (or by
letter, port paid) to Mr. C. No. tt, Fithetqtreet, Red Lion-
(quote—Ladies or Gentlemen, who may defire to be attended
aesthete, are reqnsfted to make their appointments with Mr. C.
after the ufual hours of bufinefs, u he cannot quit his bade during
Uinta—Regular 818, earned immediately.
London, England, 1806-04-29

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. C. W. WYNN.; preFt/Ittd an Account of eio Number of
Volunteer Officers abo►e the Rank of Captain who have bad
CommilGons during the preterit War, diftioguliblag their rank.
A perfon from the Pay Ofice prefented an Account of all the
Sunu 'trued by the Paymafter General on account of the Valets.
terra during the preterit war.
On the motion of General Tarleton thk paper was ordered to be
printed.
The LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND waved his mat a
of a Motion relative to the Payment of the Salaries to the Com-
milfarki of Edinburgh out of the Scots Ci►il Eltablament, till
Wedinfday.
The SECRETARY at WAR moved for an Account of the
Numbcr of effedive Men and of Recruits, raifed for Oreat Bri-
tain, for Unlimited Service, for the Moods of March, 1E06.
Ordered.

He immediately brought up an amount of the number of men
fo railed, for the year. tgo3-4—g...Atand for the month of Mardi,
806 ; which was ordered to be prints 1.

Lord St. Vincent's Annuity Bill, and tic Longitude Bill, were
each read a third time, and palled.

?VAAL 07 1.010 ELVILLI.
The SPEAKER informed the Houle, that to morrow being fli-
ed on for the trial of Henry Lord Vllenunt Melville, it was his in-
tention to come to the Houte at ten o'clock in the morning. that ha
might be ready, if there wu a fallieleacy af Members. to take the
Chair at a quarter part tee ; when he Gould difpatch the ikejesnt
at Arms to clear the Wage. Precast,' at half part tea he Would
proceed to the Bar, when the Members would be called over ac-
cording to their Counties, and would follow him In orderly pro-
ccibun to Weßmlnfter Hall.