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London, England, 1806-09-10

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Sunday ererling the Royal Piptrenade was dna
fnally fplendid. lli, fvlatsarr !has laid aide the
cullom of parading the Terracl 'every evFoinviand
this onliffyin has rendered his Occatinnal appearance
More peculiarly gratifying, The Cattle WAS exief•
lively crowded with vilitOrs from the metropolis.
They waited with loyal anzlery' the moment when
their fvlalksriss quitted their apartments in the
Cattle, in order to proceed to St. Geroge, Chapel in
the morning. The regiment nt Blues were formed
into a fpiate in the Upper Court yard. His MA.'
Issry inipeeted them, and, alter fiime time occupied'
in converfation with the Duke 4 CAn,e-tu tr, and
the Nobles of his Court, he attended Divine service.
An eloquent Sermon was preached by 1)r. MAR
SHAM, from the illth chapter of the ill Book
Kings, 39th veife—" And when all the People law
it, they fell on their faces, and they laid, th
is the GOD the LORD hit is At 60a." 'rite Anthem,
which doled the fervice, was a divine compolition.
The KING and Q.Esest took an airing in their car.,
riages to Frogmore, and returned to the Calve in
dinner. The evening turned out remarkably fe
rcne, and his Mat wry availed Itimfelf of the fa•
vourable !late of the weather to enjoy the pleafure of
mingling with his fubjeels. His MAJESTY'S rr-
fon was dreffed in the Windfitr uniform, but his
countenance was arrayed in the garb of cheerfulnefi
and good humour. He took feveral turns on the
TOTTACt before the arrival of the Qjtsse. Her MA.
I twry was at length introduced by Colonel Maw it lac-
stmt., and was followed by her augua

Her Mayfly wore a buff farfeuet drefs, with a main robe over
it; a Ism cloak, lined with huff farfenet, and a fuperb lace vcii,
harmed into a molt becoming head drefs.
The Princefs Annus rA—..el pink farfenet flip, under a lace
drefs, peat) ornaments on the 'leaves; hair draf,:d a la Grocer,
with a pearl tiara
Paned. Surnia—.4l, late drefs, over a flate coloured farfenct
deers.

Princes MAST—A worked milli,' drer., over white hamlet.
Prince's ett a—A pale blue fires, with long lace Mews, and
gold ornaments In her hair.
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Printers Sorut4 ofacorcesysit—was in elegant ntaurn-
ingtt grry rarfenet, with the finert thin muffin.
The Duke aCAMBRIDOI wore the Windrur uniform.'

The Royal Party continued upwards of an hoot on
the Terrace, and did not retire till it was nearly dark.
His Majtrry converted in terms of the molt conde•
fcending familiarity with many of the perfons of rank
who were prefent, and appeared to he in high fpirits.
The Staffordthire band was placed in front of the
mufic room, and played a variety of the molt delight •
101 airy.

The Duke of CAMBRIDGI was with the Princelfes,
and a number of military officers were in his fuite.—
The Terrace was more crowded than it has been Ally
Sunda this feAfon.
London, England, 1806-09-10

DIED.
At the Counters Dowager or Ere°lra, to Qreen firm, Edits-
earth, on the t9th ult. Lady Francis Hay, levant' daughter lithe
late James Earl of Erroll.
At Edhiburgh. on the ift iolt. Mrs. Mary Gordon,widow of the
deceafed Mr. Nathaniel Mackie mlnifler of lialmaticllan, and
eldell daughter of the late Akiandt.r Gordon, ICfq.of Carleton.
On the lath ult. on hit paffage to E.ngltntl, nit board the Dolts
of Kent packet, 1,11 the rime of life, James Watfust, Efq. of the
lama of Antigua.
On Friday at her honk at Snarefbrook, Effcx.aner a few days
' inners. Lady Hopkins, retift of the late Sir John Hopkins, Kin
formerly Oat of the Aldermen of the City of .00don
On the sth init. at Twiektuharn Meadows, in her Both year,
Mrs Cambridge, widow of Richard Owen Canibi idge, l fq.
Saturday Lilt, Mr John Mare. many years as attentive and re-
rpedable Cl. rk Ir. the Crown Ofßee.
London, England, 1806-09-10

MARGATE, SEPTEMBER 9.

The influx of company has by no meant decreafed.
One of the packets brought t6o paffengers yellerday.
The Grand Falconer packer, on her palrage down
the river, ran foul of a brig in the Pool, and received
confid‘rable damage in her hull and rigging. A gen.
dcman on board of the packet received a 'trete con.
tufion on his head.

On Sunday lafl one of the packets belonging to this
place, by Come accident, carried away her buwfprit,
and the paffengers were under the neceflity of remov.
ing into one of the Ramfgate veifels. It happened,
however, that the wind was fair for Margate, and
they all came in here the fame evening.
The promenade rooms were exceedingly crowded
on Sunday evening.
There has been as yet nn difcovery made of the
thieves who link the valuable jewels at Mr. Foes? nes,
;although fume very aftive London Police Officers are
'at prefent here on the look out.

Mill Da Cane had laft night but a very po"•r lion&
—.I am afraid it would hardly pay the expences.--
To.nighi. fur the benefit of Mif► Sit MOUlt. 7 be School
for Scissdal, with a variety of other entertainments.

The wreck °film Matthew Wef•lndieman i. nn*
under the-proteßion of an armed brig : to prevent de.
predations, the greater part of the unperifluble part
of the cargo is got up. If a wrong North EaR wind
wsicoming about, st would probably break her up,
in which cafe her timbers would all come on 'bore.

This being a very rainy day, the clad room was
well attended : the common game is whill, at the
rate of guinea points, and five guinea, on the rubber.
Each player pays two fhillings for the cards; and as
it often happens that a fifth and filth paint cuts in,
the waiter will fornetiines have twelve and fourteen
fhillings fur the fame pack.

A few nights linee a grand ball and fitinser was
given at the Crown, Plymouth Dock, by the gallant
Captain Yso and the Officers of His Islajefty's thip
CON VIAIIC r, to a ber of brave naval heroes, and
to the Office; s of the 33d regiment .sOtl al I ifl,ry.
The Earl of Moto* has taken tot three year., that
elegant Vida at Putney Heath, formerly occupied by
r. noon, Efq. His Lordthip and family ace ClrCaed
to return (portly after WicloseJaies, hum •Hyihc to
Put:lcy.

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LICHAN:B, SEPTEMBER to.
The quantities of Wll.iat here are but inennfidera.
bk, an.i the temples in this trade of b-iL quAlity rca.
dila, maintain their Oise, and bdt fete purcharets of
trend and, infetiot—Note Rye is beret and Cates as
under—Of good Barley karts is deaker•—•
Malt likeurile—aeans of east kind taker clearer—
Oats are in tolerable. quantities I the foreign are
chiefly nut of condition i fecund and ordinary I:4 mples
of this aritle ate if refs pikes—in Flour little Ca-
riatiol—frine American 43t. to 45%. per barrel.

0 t eurastet Al waste t
What. sy. f 6. $6. per qr. Choy Ptaiera 44.04
Sint Dlrro. U. 89. 4 iGalu od
Rye. (nee►) 44. 411. of ilk Ditto po. 44...4
040,7.436 47. 04 01164. 316 375. SOL
Malt, 7f. lie od Poised ditto su 334 id
Wbtte Arita, falls Ise Od Rip* iced. sIL gal.
rite. or rum..
Roe Floor 639 to 70.. &wade 601 to 60 whet.
London, England, 1806-06-30

HAMBLIRGH MAILS.

One kill remains due—two artived this Rimming.
Letters from Italy mention. that the Flotilla fent
by the French, to attack Gaeta by fra, has Mien
into the hands of the Englint. Prince Heffe Phillip•
Hall Hill continues his gallant defence af the place,
and bugles the beliegers with repeated forties, which
have been bithetto.fuccefsful.

The intelligence in the following private letter,
which appears very probable. is impirtant I

" Y•M3YiCM. p./113 30.

Yenerday evening, it was reported here. that the
6' fate of Germany was decided. There is no longer
" an Empire of Germany, but inflead thereof,
" three great powers, Aulttia, Pruffia, and &walla.
" The remainder of Germany, Saxony. Heffe, the
" Hanfeatic Towns, &c. will forma Confederated
" State, under the protedlion of the Emperor of
" the Romans, which title Bonaparte will al
" fume. He will be repreferiteel in Germany by
" the Arch Chancellor Cardinal Faso+. I cannot
" vouch with abfulute certainty for the truth of this
" arrangement, though I believe it cannot be doubted
" that it will take place."
Letters dated the uEth inflame from Bremen, men.
tion, that the Pruffian garrifim was pofitively to
evacuate that city within three days after. Poffibly
the inhabitants may find fome relief and convenience
in this arrangement. We think, however, it is Dot
likely to produce much commercial advantage to
them. The blockade of the Wefer will fcarcely be
difcontinued, as long as the obnoxious and general
order of the Court of Berlin for (hutting its ports
againft Britifh veffels remains unretracted.

CORN MARKRT, MARK LANB, JONI 30.—There
are but few (rent importations of Wheat to day, and
the trade for good famples hpports a (mall ad•
vanee—inferior quality fill remains with very few
buyers—Barley in but froall requell, and is a trifle
lower—But few White Peat, and are at rather better
price—ln Beans but (mall variation—There are very
few frefh arrivals of Oats, and the few prime fam-
ples are quoted rather dearer—and Flour remains at
the terms of lan %te k.
OZNERAL COIL' Zir A.'
Wheat. sof hp 775 per qr. Grey Peale 401 4450 d
Hue Ditto, 821 84 od Bona, 45s 5111 od
London, England, 1806-06-30

PRUSSIA,

BERLIN, Jour 4.—Count Hardenberg arrived
here nn the s sth. Both the Cabinet Minifters dined
yenerday with his Majefty at Charlottenburg.
Baron Von Holland, who was lately fent with dif-
patches from Count Stackelberg to his Swedith Ma-
jelly, has returned to this city.
Our Ambatfador at London has been recalled ;
but the Counsellor of Ltgation, Balan, will refick
there for tome time longer.
London, England, 1806-06-30

It.ar.

ROME, MAT ao.—lt is confidently reported. that
the Easperer Napoleon will crown his brother Jofeph,
King of Naples, in the ehntch of St. Peter.
A report is in circulation of the death of the fpoufe
of Lucien Bonaparte.
The Prince of Hag PhillipShal Rills keeps np a
coriefpondenee with a number of the citizens of
Gaeta, who save him very confiderahle afiltlance in
a recent fortte. The French vefels which werc in.
tended to a& apinfl the place bz fees have fallen
into the hands of the Engligh. • . • 1
London, England, 1806-06-30

TURICE r.

CONSTANTINOPLE, May 8...4fr. Arbuth.
not, the Engli(h Arobaffador, has had a frefh con-
ference with the Reis Effendi ; at which he emphati-
cally declared, that if the Porte did not, within a
few days, come to a determination to renew its Trea-
ties with England, an Englifh fonadron would cer-
tainly make its appearance in the Levant, as any
farther refufal mull be confidered as a rupture be-
tween the two Powers. To this declaration no other
anfwer has been given nn the part of the Porte, than
that it is refolved to maintain the neutrality which it
hashithetto obferved.
London, England, 1806-06-30

FRANCE.

PARIS, JUNE 19.
Lord Yarmouth arrived here yederday from Lon-
don, with rid-patches from the firitifh Government.
He repaired immediately to the office of the Miniller
of Foreign Affairs. Nothing has tranfpired relative
to the contents of the difpatches.
An Imperial decree has been publifLed ordering
an increafe of the number of the velites, or young men
who ferve as Volunteers, and who are in the poffeffion
of 2000 francs a year each. The augmentation is to
be zoom, in order to replace thole who, on the ift of
January next, are to be received into the Imperial
Life Guard, or promoted to the rank of officers.
The letters from Strafburgh Mention, that the
troops in Germany are already on their march back
to France. The firft regiment of difmounted dra-
goons helong;ng to the divifion of General Baraguay
d'Hilliers, is expeeted at Verfailles this week.
The town of Ancona is Paid to be declared in a
!fate of liege.
We learn from Naples that before the French troops
entered Civattclla del Fronte, which was defended
by an Irifh Officer, all the out works were taken by
norm. The engineers had begun to undermine the
fort, when the garrifon, confining of 200 men, fur
rendered at difcretion. The little French garrifon of
the iaand of Capri have been landed at Naples by an
Englifh flag of truce.
London, England, 1806-06-06

Tn there obfervations, Sir JOHN NEWPORT
nodded affent.

Mr. WESTON expreffed his readinefs to give t•,
Ireland every boon and advantage not &finally in-
continent with the fair interent of Great Britain ; and
obferved, that although fo much had not been grant-
ed as was fought, about two years Gine, yet he be-
lieved that what had then been granted, had been of
eonfiderable advantage to Ireland. He did sot at
prefent fee any oblation to the propofed meafure,
particularly if under the regulations and reftrietions
ruggetted by the Right Honourable Gentleman who
hdd juft fat down ; but he hoped it would be con&
dered as a boon to Ireland.

qi- TOHN NEWPORT was ready to admit, that
what had been already done for Ireland nn thi. head,
bad been of mutual advantage to both countries, and
of as much to this as to Ireland : the great exporting
grain from this country to Ireland ins barley ; of
which, in the lea year, the quantity was t 10,000
. quarters : and the principal grain exported from
Ireland to England and Scotland was oats, of which
the quantity was very great indeed, beyond the Cup-
ply afforded by their own produce for their neceffary
confumption, and, therefore, the interchange of
the& grains alone would be a eonfiderable aecom
amiefition to the agriculture and eonfamption of both
nazi ;las. He was very willing thankfully to acknow-
ledge. on the part of Ireland, any boon conferred
by this country ; bur, at the fame time. it mutt not
be forgotten, that every loch boon fo conferred upon
the mricultore of Ireland, was given to the bed
coftomer this country had in Europe for her menu.
failure..
Mr. FOSTER begged leave to add a few words,
in order to afcertain beyond roirconeeption the objeft
he had in view. In the way of the fuggeflion he had
propofed, and which he underftood was admitted,
there were certainly difficultie;, bit not infurmnunt
able noes. The average prices of corn in Ireland,
by which its export and import were to be regulated,
could be communicated to every nut port in the
_kingdom in five days after quarter day. Nearly the
fame expediti,n could be obtained in a Timilar com-
munication to the out-ports of Great Britain, with
yelped to the average prices there : but in placing
both countries mutually under the fame regulations,
a long delay mull heceffarily occur. Much of the
difficulty, however, would be removed by confulting
the aid of experienced and praetical men, which
might be done dining the progrefs of the Bill.
Lord ARCHIBALD HAMILTON raid a few
words in approbation of the mealure ; after which
Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved, that the Chair-
man be intiruded to move the Houfe for leave to
bring in a Bill; which was agreed to.
Reported forthwith, and leave given, to bring in
the Bill.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1806-06-06

AMERICA.

New YORK, MAY 3.—By lettell.from Philadclphia
we are informed that difpatches have been teemed
by Government trom Spain, of a very unpleafant
nature.

Letters of the 3J ult. from La Guira have been
received in towu, at which time the embargo was
taken off ; but it was genet ally fuppofed it would he
Laid on again fhould Miranda make his appearance
on the coal. There were no apprehenfioos of Mi•
randa% fucceeding, as they had calkJ All I!!' militia
from the interior, and fortified all the princip.i;
Captain Sturges, who has arrived at Philat-Hphia
from St.Thomas',, informs us that the Danes had, by
Proclamation, prohibited all trade or intercourfe be-
tween St. Thomas's and the empire of Hayti.
Captain Kennedy, who arrived here yellerday from
Teneriffe, informs us that there was a Britifb fqua•
drop cruifing between St. Vincent and Madeira,
another foradron between Madeira and Teneriffe.
and a third fluadron of he fail of the line, fix ft ;gates.
and two brigs, cruiaing off Palma, and that a French
I .
; brig of t 3 guns had juft arrived there, in eight days
tram Cadiz. On her pafrage The had an engagement
; with a Britifb corvette; anJ, in attempting cc' boa, d
, her, the Frenchman lo ft a lieutenant aid five men.
who, failing in their dew], were kept WI b0..r1
corvette.
London, England, 1806-06-06

IjOUSE OF COMMONS.

DAVIS DAVENPORT. Efq took the oaths and his feat for rite-
thire, in the room of Wm atton Egerton, rig. &Leafed.
• Mr. Mitre's, from the Commiffioners of 17..atifc in Scotland,
peen:mud an account of all the balances of the public money in the
tunas of the Colledtons of Eacife to Sit:eland, which was ordered
to lie on the table.

An account of the expend:tore of the morel granted for Lang-
Rotsc harbour was prefented, and ordered to he oo the table.
Mr. M from the India Board prefentcd, purfuant to order
of the. Houle, certain papers rotative to the 11.alai of Saffni.—.or.
dared to Ile on the table. .

. Mr. VA NsrrTART brought to a Bill fcr abolifbing the fees of
Cullom Houk Officers, and others. In thaCity of London, and
for better regulating the Cußons Houfe and other Offices to the
faid City. The Bill was rend a firft, *ad ordered to be read a fe-
cund time (XI Wednefday neat. Ordered alfo to be priated•
On the niotion of Sir J. NEWPORT, the farther confidential
of the report of the lei& Militia Enrolee Nil was poltpuned till
Monday next.
The Ida Malt and Spirit Duty Bill was read a freocut time, and
on:1,TO for commitment to-mnrrnw.

Oa the motion of Mr. VANSITTART, the (mud reading uf
it.: Thread I .aec Bfll wa.pultpoced till Monday.
Ott tho allorion crf Sir JOHN NEWPORT. the Dublin Paviog
Eitirurest .t.hrotigh a Committer.; the report to be received to.
London, England, 1806-11-25

eolifiderably enlarged, of _
DR. BURN's JUSTICE of the PEACE and
PARISH OFFICER, with the adjudged Cafes and Statutes
relative to the OMer and Duties of a juilleeld the Pomo, brought
down to the prefent time.
By WILLIAM WOODFALI., of the Inner Temple, Efg. Ear-
London, England, 1806-11-25

111 R. JAMEn!a FEVER POWDER and ANA-
A—. LEP TIC PILLS prepared at the reduced prices of la
the react. and at pd. per hex, by Benjamin Perrin, Chemill, No.
s3,Uwhanipton-ltreet, Covent Garden, London, the only per.
fox who ever prepared them for the late Dr. Robert Janes-..they
WC equally genuine with thole fold . t double the price. Alto Per •
ain's Imperial D, ntifrice, that will make the Teeth beautifully
white. prefervc them fmm decay; and prevent the Tooth Ach.-411
*ore. It will do all that can !wanly be done by soy prepadanen,
innoceat to its nature and pleafaut in i:s ale, and will 'wove a va-
luable acquiGtion to every individual defirout of Teeth found,
clean, and %bite' or of turns, healthy, firm. and Bond: in boxes
price 25. 9d. each. Ladles ?arlcvl,r In Laevoler Water will end
their ream mach era' ifivd by Perrin 'A Double Dittillcl, at 2.1 9d.
par bark equal to any in Landon, although fold at a mach higher

PE&SONAL COMIiLINItas Improved to the we tit two tlegant
Preparations, Firft.
THE AROMATIC IVORY DENTIFRICE, fn
ealibd. from in admirable drab en the Teeth, which attar
a few applications. airtime, the OpPesmactsof poliihed Ivory, pre-
vents moreover their premature decay, doge decayed it preftzves
front Lei-riming wide, fattens filch as are loofe, and by Keever-
Ince, renders the /*WA Teeth delicate, and (from Its anima, le
fragrance) the breath parfedtly tweet; it hallo exceedingly grate-
ful to the talate.
Secondly, the SPERMACETI SOAP, which prcferves and
renders the Shin, fit, (mouth, and delicate. The emollient and
healing properties of the Spermaceti, are fo gmeragy known, as
to render a comment on ita virtues unnealfary, the investor is In
knfible of its peculiar ntildnek that to accommodate Gentlemen of
tender &ins, he has alfo formed it into Shaving Cakes and bhaving
Powder, as tie lather made With It will fcarcely MLA the eye.
The ahoy.: articles are prepared and fold for the Inveutdr by
jonitsroo. aunt& No. ts, Greek Sew, Soho, London;
the Dentifrice at as. pd the Soap and Prowd, r is 6d. each.
Perfons waking toast /I thentfeks of the great utility o' there
articles, mould be careful to have them genurra, be obfaring kis
hoot os dot label Ailed to sash.
London, England, 1806-11-22

SALES BY AUCTION.

At the Loudon Inn. Plymouth. on Friday, the slith loft.
at Eleven o'clock.
'THE FRENCH FRIGATE LA LIBRE.--.-
Admeafures about toso Tons.
Copper bottomed, and well adapted for a tranfpnrt. or for tiny
other purpofe, where a yard of her dlmenflona may felt: a prize
to his Majefty's Chip of war la Loire, F L. Maitland, Ffq. Com-
mander. and Fryytlenne, P. C. Handheld, Ffq. Commander
For viewing the veffel, and for any further particulars, apply to
Edward Lync,Efq. the Agent; or to
THOMAS LOCKYER, Broker.
Plymouth, Noy. 1. thoh.
London, England, 1806-08-07

MONEY FOR DISCOI

MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, FAC•
TORS god others, 'nay be accommodated to any amount
b' DISCOUNT_of BILLS of EXCHANGE, INLAND or FO•
REIGN NOTES of HAND. and all other approved ergo...fable
Securities; or by a Dcpoiit of 000138 and MERCHANDIZE,
manufaCtured or unwrouyist, for a limited period r or the fame
fold at any time on the heft terms. The fatisfaaion which has
been invariably given by the Advertifer to chore applying, renders
profenions needlcfs.
I etten to Mr. Woolley, or perfonal applications from ten tUI
aline o'clock, at the Counting hook, No. z 6, Churchdlreet, Sobo,
Leaden, will reedy. immediase attention.

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
"HE great imputation which Mr. BURGESS has
1
Rained by the tuperior cattellence of Itia ESSENCE of AN-
CHOVIES for Flfh Sauce barn Induced many perfoos to give the

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fame name to an article entirely different.
JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the
Public, to caution throb againft Nth laspoOtions, (evert' people
travel the F.napire,offering Shopkeepers, Ste en extra large profit to
vend the fpurious kind : they are particularly requefted to alit for
BURGESS'', and to obforve, cone is genuine hot what have thde
word, upon the labeb.—" John Burge!, and Son's Original and fa.
crier Effence of Anchovies "—v—Wsrettoufe, No. toy, Strand,
I comer of the Savoy ,tters. London.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO BE SOLD,

(Immediate poffeifion may be bad)
HEATHERY HAUGH, in the Vicinity of
Moffat. The Eminifes eonfift of a Villa and Offices, very
commodious, wellismithed, and rutted for a Genteel Family. The
Land coolitla of 14 Acre, of rich Palm. Abundance of well-
growr. Trees are laterfperred through the field adjoining to the
Houk. The &union in a Haugh or Valley of great fertility, fur-
r ,unded on all fides but the South, by very high hills, yoffeffes
many beauties and local advantages. Moffat is a cheerful Villages,
where there are regular Markets, and to which much genteel Com•
giany refort on account of the Medicinal Springs which have bog
bean in high An:Dation. The Volta and Mail Coaches of England
and Ireland pafs daily through Moffat to and from she principal
Cities of Edinburgh and Clarsow, from which it is about fifty

miles diftance.
Apply to Clarks Moors, E(q. Princes Rivet, Catrentlith-rguare,
_ London to Thomas Scott, S(g. W. S. Edinburgh ;R. H. Wettley,
Bookklier, tyy, Strand; or 40 John Spine, Erg. Stamp-016es,
.I)towaiw, who are =powered w treat.
London, England, 1806-08-07

PENZANCE, AUGUST 4.

Since my laft arrived a piffsge boat from Scilly,
with FRIDEKICK VANSITTAELT, Efq and a Captain
Ca orcnstt, which tank them on board from the
Anna and Jnfeph, from Madeira, with fundries, for
Peterfburgh : and this morning, the Mary Hall, of
Topfham, Captain BIDWELL, from Cork, with butter,
dm. for this port and Falmouth.
London, England, 1806-08-07

►HILLIPS V. PILLESEY.

This cafe came before the Court on the petition of
Francis Ptowdcn, Efq. which prayed, that a him
amounting to more than fie hunched pounds be
paid into his hands from the fund lodged with the
Accountant General. Mr. Griffith Phillips was poi:
feffed of a confiderable fre.•hold and pertonal elate,
which he deviled at his death to a lady of tl•e name
of Mary Woods, who enj .yed it during her life, and
then left it to her heirs, apptinting Mr. Plots den,u ith
feveral others, executors in unit in her will. In this
char:lL:ter the fum claimed devolved to the pet it iGner,
and which he fought to recover by this proceeding.
Mr. 'Fmom P SON was signing in favour 01 the ere-
cntors, when it was difctivered that no affidavit of the
death of Mrs. Woods was before hi. Lordfhip, and,
in confequence, the farther hearing was poliponed.

- •' ,
WIDIII4IOAY, •1101./ST 10.

THI ATTORNIT GENSRAL V. VIGOR.
"This was a petition fiom the Provolt , Mailers, Stu-
dents, &c. of Downing College, Cambridge, praying
the confilmatiun of the Matter's Report, approving
of a plan for erefling the laid College,
It appeared, that the late Thomas Downing, Erg.
by Iris 14a Will and 'raiment, deviled certain I snds,
in Cambridgefhire, in troll, fur the purpofes of build.
ing a College in Cambridge, to be called after his
name, and the matter was referred to the Mailer to
confide, and report.
Mr. Wyatt and Mr. %V;kins, two celebrated at-
chitah, each laid plans for the building in quellion,
before the Mailer, but not being himfelf a competent
judge on this fubjeet, the Mailer unlinked three emi-
nent Surveyors upon it, and the refult was, that Mt.
Wilkins's plan was approved of, as the molt elegant,
and bell calculated for the furpofes of a Univerfity.
By this plan, the front was to be built in the Gre-
cian lonic kyle, and the fide which faced the town of
Cambridge, was to be of the Corinthian Order.—
There was alfo a fpacious and elegant Library, with
every other accommedationandeonvenience that loch
an eaablifhment might require.
The ATTORNEY Gestruc, who moved it, further
prayed, that his Lordfbip would permit a turn •'f
money to be railed by way of Mortgage, upon the
Lands in deviled, in order to defray the eapences of
this building ; he was lure, there could be no oblation
to this, as the propufed plan had met the approba•
Rion of all the parties c.mcerned.
Mr. PERCIVAL. for the Tr utlees, declarer:they had
no objation to this application.
The LORD CHANCELLOR Paid, he underarmd this
was to be a rely noble and ufcfill eflablithment, and
it was further intended to erat a commodious Rid-
ing.hat:fe, for the ufe of the Students.
Mr. RICHARDS replied, that there was not fo great
a neceaity for a Riding-Ichool at Cambridge, as at
Oxford, the former being In near Newmarket.
His Lordllip then confirmed the Matter's Report.
After which, having figiith.:d the Caufe Petitions, his
Lordibip difpofed of a gt cat number of Lunatic Pe-
tition!, from which nothing rcfulted of any import-
ance to the public.
London, England, 1806-08-07

ANIERICAN PAPERS.

We can now (late p,,ti ;rely, that there was no
truth in the accounts received fp in Newfoundl.ind,
of the c.iptuic of an ATM; iCAII Itignle by the Li At •
init. New Y tkpipers have becif teceived t-1 the
6th ult. which ;mac no met.ti,n I an) filch circum•
glance. They contain but little intelligence of any
kind.
In fpeaking of MtRAWDA'S expedition, they eonti•
toe to fay that it has unlearned: but our left ac
count; refpeeing it, from the Wen Indies, are of
much later date than thole received through Ame-
tica. The latter, however, flee that the capture vf
his two fehooners. while it weakened his force, and
• incapacitated MIRANDA from proceeding on his ex.
pedition. alio enabled the Spaniards to put the Ca.
nem in a flare of defence, and that the Military
• have been all matched down to the coat, fully pre.
pared to meet the event of his attack.
The LIANDf R. Capt. WHITBY. Rill continues
. enticing en her Union, and notwitbilanding all the
threats.of the Americans, all veffelt are brought to
as %Suitt, ant Inch as are deficient in their papers are
fent into Halifax. The Captain of thc.American
(hip lliniker, arrived at New Yoe k on the 27:h June;
kis sip was expiated off the Hook by the Limn:tilt,
and tent int. Halifax, where (he has been condemned.
The lamentations of the Americans for the death
of ()wet, occalioned by the contumacious conduit
of the American Stip Wader, have not yet ceafed
Athlieffes on the fubjell are fill pouting in from the
'anon' fra ports, figned b) the Ship owners and their
Captai--s.
A file lately broke nut in the fate ptifin of New
Yolk, and kid confumed a part of it but AO other
Matttial I.l4Htsage was dune.
London, England, 1806-11-14

I.
▪ Let there laltgh now, who never laugb'd before.
•w And there who atom., laugh, now laugh the more." PO►a.
• Care to our collo adds a Dail no doubt,
▪ And every grin fo merry draws one out."-.-Wsecor.
Refpcdting this Wink, it is limply neceffary to °Verve, that
eolbetlool of a dollar nature, in curios, European languages,
Save been confulted, pertienlarly the great French volume of the
Encyclopaedia, from which every thing worthy of notice has been
telened; and that the hell nfe has been nude of every previous
cone:Won in.our own language, and of every work, however (wee
alt.tl from which it was likely an article of any value
mold be gleaned.
Printedfor ICIIAIII TIIILLIPI, Na 6, Bridge.llreet, and to be
brio( all Bookftllers in town and country.
Of whom may alto be had, in two volumes, foolfcap Bvo. price
half•a-guinea In boards, The Bunn MAIILTIA L, COUtAiSint All
the belt Epigrams eailling in the Enid& language.
London, England, 1806-11-14

LONDON.

Of late we have received numerous letters from our Friends, in.
forming as that the Newfpaper Agents, by whom their Papers
are forwarded into the country, often fubflitute others fee
Tn. brae. This is a fpecies of impohtion to which oar
mallamers ooly sin apply the proper remedy. Let them write
to their prekot Agenu to difeontinue keying them, and, on in-
forming is, we Mall give their orders to Newham, who do
tact make the fame fraud. If they do not know the name of
the Amt, let them difoentinse to take the fubftitated Paper,
meta ihrsisie when they Lap, and pay only up to that time,
reading as notice to paw l& than with another Agent.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
MICR. OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK..
Coutola, for money, 6i33—for Now. 6 g I —Reduced
Ornoians 44.
PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Sank Stock. ass I India Bondi, 31.4 e. pats
3 per Cent. Red Ann. Soft Insp. 3 per am 60
3 per Cant. Cmtf. 611* t Imp. Ann. II
4 pet Cent. 791 So I Feels. BIM. pat 3t rr.
S per Cent. Nevy 96H1 omniurn 41 preen
Lots Ann. 27 ;• .6 cant for arc. 6,441

We have this day laid before our Readers tome
farther extraEts from the French and Dutch Journals.
They are not, however, of fuck a nature as to re-
, quire any particular comment.
The nate of the Continent appears to be indeed
moll deplorable, and it would in us be %vim& than
folly to attempt to difgnife or palliate the extent of
the mifchlef, when our duty calls upon us t nimu-
late our country to exertions (liked to the urgency
and danger of the crifis. We have no party—we
never bad any party to fnpport but our coun-
try. All our exertions--our ro'oole mind has
invariably been devoted to this one objet, ever
fince he property of this journal came into the pa-
id/ion of thofe by whom it has been condulled for
theft laR fixteen years. In fo long a period we have
never direaly nor indiretlly received the Naafi fo.
London, England, 1806-11-14

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KINGS WINCH. NOV. is.
V. IMITII, _ _

In this cafe the Court decided upon a Motion for
a new trial, that the Weil India Dock Company were
irotided, under the AtSt by which they were coati.
muted, to chaise only the amount fpecified in the Aft,
according to the tar' there let forth, for all goods
delivered by them, whether they are delivered imme-
diately into a fhip, or lighter, or whether they are
delivered into a cart ; but, at the fame time the
Court Did, that it did not mean by its prefent tied-
Son to preclude the Company from making any
charge for extra trouble, where there appeaoid any
interruption of the delivery by the as of the owner ;
but only that, however, it might be neceffary to de-
Peer the goods, whether into a lighter, or a cwt., in
the ordinary courfe of buGnefs, the charge in the
earl contained in the AB, appeared to be a fus-
cleat compenfation for their trouble.
London, England, 1806-08-09

Cary Op LINCOLN. MARCH a, t So&

I SAMUEL BR ISTOW. volontarili declare. that
was elided with revert bad Sores In my Leg, painful and
allfenike, tome of which were as large as a crown pica.—Tare years
[lntel:lay tried recommended applications. At length, adeircd by
a Deigbbonr, I bought of Mr. John Drury, Printer three froall
bottles of SPILSBURY's PATENT ANTISCOREIDTIC.
DROPS, from the adminiftraHon of which I became entirely wel,
an alfis %anew:der/1y relieved from a painful affection of my ito.
irnach and breaft. Witnefs m y hand, EAM UEL BRISfOW.
!Signed before me, John Drury, Lincoln.

• .
The gasuine medicine, In bottles of ss. 6d. to.. and Ass. day
Included, fold at the Difpenfary, Ro. 15, hobo-flute, London,
Ikao the King's duty (the lamp) printed in black ink, talte add(
Red Ink.

NEW INVENTED HATS.

IN confequence of the •very great complaint of late
of the bid quality of Hate, it has induced Mr. HARE, of No.
I &treed, who has tended there there teenty years. to try the
ex;eriment of mixing Male's Fur with Beater, and which he has
found to anfwer his moft ardent expedtadons, not only for their
durability, which on Hal, will be found to wear, out near two
loch Hots as arc made in the dual way, the Mole tut making
them fo mach ever, and of r clofer texture than the various
Gerrie Furs that arc ufually made ufe of in the manufaelaring of
lists; and, wick other good qualities, the Fur will not come of,
which has been fo much complained of, of late, as watt as their
taking a moR beautiful Black, which will retain their colour; and
being the manufaftorer of hies own Hata, be fells them at the low
price of if. ye. (tamps 'Deluded.
N. B. Worthy the attention of the Trade; and Merehants tar
exportation --Army, Navy. &khan, and Ladies' HAM Gentlemen
In'the.eouowy mould lend the number of ladies mond the outfrie
of tie crown.
a Male &Ms Nought m any quantity...44lWe poi paid, so.
(Latins Male Shutt may, alt mate{ to.
London, England, 1806-02-07

On the 'lt of February was pentanes', pricy 36.6 d.
NUMBER 111.

Which will complete the Fut Volume, peke toe. 6d. boards, of
A RETROSPECT of PH I LQSOPHICAL, ME-
CHANICAL,CH KMICA L, and AGRICULTURAL DI&
COVERIES —The Volume which this Number completes, forms
an Abridgement of the periodical and other works, Englith and
Foreign, publihed in the year dot, relating to Arts and Sciences;
arennipanicd with remarks on the merit. or defeds of many of
the Papers, and in Come cafes (hewing to what other ufeful pur-
pores Inventions may be diretted. mid difeoveries cztenoled be-
rind the original views of their autburs. There reniarks comprze
Criticiftn. on Patent inventions.
"i'uldffised Quarterly, at the Repertory Office, No. toa, Hatton.
Garden, and laid by all Bookfellers ; of whom may he had, the
Fiat Series of the REPERTORY of AK I'S, mANuFAc-
Teitss, &e. peke fol. tot. and the Coutusuatioss In Monthly
Numbers at Is, 6d. cash.
London, England, 1806-06-07

termination not to protrad any longer the caufes of
mifunderdanding betinien France and Auftria.
GRIIFSW• in, MAY 24 —Several difcharges of guns
have been made upon the boats' belonging to the
Swedifh frigate Ulla Ferfen, from the fortifications
at Memel, but '•••;.erto without any effea. On the
al9, his Swedith Majefly 'difystehed Captain To:I
with a letter to the Prtiffian Geneial Kalkreuth
k:Palewal this Officer was the bearer of another
letter to his Proglan fvfajelly; to be forwarded to
Berlin by the Pt uffian Cornmanda:A.
1.:11,1, Mar 23.—All late reports, relative to
' the departure of the French and Pruffian troops firm
this quatte., have perfeelly died away. It is now
laid, that Vie Duchy of Arenberg and Croy is to be
, incorporased with Cleves ; and tit f French tronps
will occupy that territory M the cootie of a few dos.
CONSTANTINoPtII, Arl.ll, 22 —it is affected, that
R Courier was lately lent to St. Peterlburgh, witli
' letter,.in the Sultan's own hand, to the Emperor r f
Ruffia. This letter erpreffed the Sultan's &dbl.:saint'
at the declarations of Ruffia ; cnnfequently, in cafe of
any attack upon the Sublane Porte from any quarter,
fufhcicnt fupport is confidently expdled on the part
of Ruflia.

LONDON.

• ' SATURDAY,
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS
Reduced 644*—.Contols. for
• PRICE OF STOCII
loft Stack ion 2-y • I
3 per Cent. Red. Ann. 391450
3 pa Cent. Cont. rout
4 per Cent. 7711
S pa Cent. Nary (hue
Long And. es*
India Bondi, as. as. dif.

', JUNE p.
DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
opening, boti—Omnium

al YESTERDAY.
Imp. 3 pCf Cent S 9
Imp. Ann. 84
Exchequer BM. par sa.:dlt.
Omninm xi prem.
Eusti,ch Tickets r IL rss.
Cent for acc. 6i4

Lail night Lord Hewer PITTY gate notice in the
Hour( of Commons, tint in confequence of the ob-
licitions urged spina the propofed tax on the Private
Brewery, it was not the intention of Government to
perfft init at precut, and that to raife the fum wanted,
it was in contemplation to lay an additional duty on
Malt, or to per edit. on the prefent Affefled Taxes,
the latter of which he was inclined to prefer.

The following frigates which failed from L'Orient
on the *7th of March. are believed to be thole which
have arrived.in the Weft Indies
puede:re, 48 guns, s4•posoders.
Revanac, 44 18
Slrale. 44—•• 18
Fdleite, 44 ~— 18
• Marsue, t 6 --- a farivels.
The brig Ncargue which failed with them from
L'Or lent. was taken by the Mons frigate a few days
After failing.
London, England, 1806-06-07

slaT was pablie ed.

.
A new Edition, of ne.srly 300 pages, in ore volume odlavo. price
only 32 with en elcp...r.t Portrait of the Author, ent;tiad
AGUIDE TO HEALTH ; or, ADVICE to
both BF.XES in a variety of Complaints; which fully tot•
plains, in a concife, plain. and ear', manner, the molt fimple we.
thods of I/Carina, efficacious remedies, and direCt methods
of cure. of a blenhorrhagi or gonorrhoea, a eonfirnied flphills,
impotency hi the male. and fteriiity and harrowers Incident to re.
males. Esc —An Appendix on the fuhjeEt of a felitary and denote
live vice, and an Added*, to the wi ak and delicate female—the
youth who has jolt inilhed bin education at any of the politic fe•
mitiarieswethe aged who are drooping wider diforderstu 'gloating
from an impurity of the blood—people of faiblim— pee-
l% ins of a confined and Wernery life—as alfo to there ofiheted with
nervous affeelions in general, who will end " ROLOMON'a Ur u>r
TO H r LT II" a faithful companion and an stooling initrudor. In
fhort, no perfon who values tic co:Airmen! of a pp.! site of
health will be a moment without ir,—The whole Mutilated Red
intcriperfAl with a variety of authentic Nal never bef.we publiffied.
N. E For the very excellent eh:trader of this work fee the dif-
ferent Reviews.

•• Upwards of 32.500 coples Save sClu3l2y been f..!1..f this
work.
London, England, 1806-06-09

MONDAY,
PRICE. OF STOCKS THIS
Reduced 404-..Confols, for n
PRICE OF STOCKS
3 per Cent. Red Ann. no*
; per Cent. Conf Dint
4 per Cent. 77 78:
Long Attn. E 7
Share Ann. t 7.16
India Bonds. to ilil

, JUNE 9.
Y AT ONE O'CLOCK.
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; ON SATURDAY
Imp. 3 par Cent. scot*
ErchNuer Bilis, par 2$ dlf.
Omni •m 3 pram.
Englifh ticket. ail r 5..
Cour for arc. 6iii4

A heavy firing was heard yellerday forenoon at
Dover, in thi dire ion of Boulogne, which began
between ten and eleven, and Liled for about an hour,
ruppoled to bave been oceafioned by one or more of
our ernizers haring drifted near the batteries. It is
expeCted that, as ufual, this will be magnified into a
matter of pompous details by certain dealers in the
marvellous. •

The Barbadoes, Laws., from Barbadoes, is arrived
at Lint pool : faded on the ;d of Mzy: when•fhe was
getting under weigh, the alarm guns were firing at
the fort in crmfequence of a fleet being feen wing-
ward, fuppofed to be that which failed from I%lmonth
on the sBth March : on the 6th May the B.ttitdoes
recaptured the Hornby, Cowaw, of Neweafile, for
Jamaica, which had fcparated from the fleet.
The L'Orient fquadron proceeded from Lagos to
Bonny; and intended going to the Cameroon' and
Gaboon: their objea is not fo much to capture as
N &Atop

' The Diana packet, with a mail from New York
and Halifai, has'arrived at Falmouth, in 14 days
from Halifax, by which we bare received Ncw York
London, England, 1806-06-09

WILL DOUBLE YOUR CROPS,
PULVERIZED GYPSUM, FOR MANURE.
FROM. fix to tight bufheh, the proper and Of-
fickat quantity fee air Acre of Land. the ufe bich
.will
produce a crop double to what the land would without manure •
and Wil ffe Wilde. tine bei.elielal of (mini the crop being Forced, and
the land being fel anualegli improved by this cheap and truly va-
luable manure, in its diced' sad eperation It completely dettroys
alj inlet, and infeets, with which the land may be infelled,
confegeently is invaluable when town on turnip land, jolt u the
tinning break ground; and which hat generally infured a full crop ;
and as It Is eniv'uf.4 u a top Sidling, it may be applied at almuft
any Rate of the growing crop, and at any period of the year, cr.
(To. when the ground is bound with a frolt ; and, when Town on
clovers or graffci loon alter the Crlt crop is ter:toted, will tense a
molt abundant fecund crop, and in many balance' a Urge third
cutting has beeti obtained ; and, on poor chalky, gravelly, randy,
or loamy foils, Inc extraordinary rinds to its within on the fail and
ou the acomfehere, hi well known to alt experienced agricultu-
. ralifts who are at all acquainted with chemittry, to ne .3 no fur,
thee comment: indeed, Its operation is lo quick, that an a very
thorn time aftertded, you may fee to half au inch where it has been
fawn, and write your name in the grafs, which will be .rdi-
Lie in a few days alter fpwn, by the plain being (trouser. higher,
and of a (leper green colour than the adjoining parts. This has
been proved in a thoufand inftances ; and as a cheap, ready, and
odieritioue'maienre. In virtues (though proved and welled by
'Ti a,y ht.:oared farmers) almolt exeusitelld The many millions
of AC, a sat poor Lad now under cultivation in many counties in
t.:l i kingdoms. that Tearc.ly In their pritctit Rate pay the expence
of cut:trader,. May be- Weight at once into a Rate of fertility, to
r.otem La fuldcath mud, few the =pence laid out In the improve.
nsetst by did ufe on this manure, as Gypfu.°s is known to give
twelve times its own weight In crop for the quantity ufed•-•Three
tons in clover hiving be- n comatosely produced from the ufe of 111
bawls of Gypfutri on an acre, whilft the the land enamoured did
not produce micron. Mach farmers who are not acquainted with
(ts fertilisiog propuilea, are required only to make trial of it, toile
cdevince) irudiining qualitics--.andas fo finall a quantity as
from lie to right huthela is fuffichan fur an iicre—true waggon load
be bog eMusli for ten acres of .a. 41. and will have as much cffed
un the *foil as on, hundred loads of dung. Such a m.mitroue raving
of le much soilage and labor, and the facility by which every
farmer could manure annually, if required, the whole of his lam 4
a.,uft he (kV n. pus to s very capacity.
PI .parra -nd fehl at No. be. Blackman-Reece, I.ondon. at 31.
per MAO, for Cady Money; and Country order. 4.1 y ege-
t used, and feet by laud carriage, canals, or ces4lwaya, uo any part
o.' tie klogdont From its great weight, three Lanni" Luth ient for
le I,ek, and provided, if required, and the
Whol.fale elf
ricecbarga Wr ciao.
London, England, 1806-06-09

'CO Bit SOLD. in Oneof Two Lots.

A.
1' Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE ;
3. advaotageoally fitllAte at Benton, between the commercial
and crliellt Towns of Nay/cattle and Mirth Shull., in blorthum-
beri.nd ; confining of 53a Acres of excellent Arcade, Pafture, and
Meadow land.
In Lot One is compelled a capital l'sfanfion Houfe, with Offices
of every deferiptial Mature Grounds, and large Garden, well
Rucked with link Tracs in full bearing, upon hot walk ; with
Vinery, Praeh-houfes, and Melonry. The Farm attached to tins
Manflon coi fits of los Acre. of , uelicia land, in the belt eon-
&too; with three Dwellingshoufes, and ~U requilite Farm-officca,
spun the molt approvad pion. Upon various parts of the Ground
are thriving Plantations, affording thence and ornament to the
plate.
Lot Two erinflfts of an excellent Stone Manfion, calculated for
the refialence of a large Family, with convtilicui Offices, Coach-
houfe and Stabling, Gardens and Orchards well tbsclied. Tu
this Lot arc Attached two Farms of excellent land, containing
together 43: -Acres, with good Houfes and Offices, perfectly
aria; ted to tie belt fyltem of agricultural management., ski there
are fcverol Plantations of thriving Wood In doff: rent parts of this •
Mate.— —For loather particulars apply to Mars. Davidforl, So-
lit tun, Kcwaaßte 'Fyne; or to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor,
Lincoln's Inn Hada

SOMERSET.-VALE OF TAUNTON.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CCN rRACT,

A MANSION HOUSE. and truly Detirable
L FREEHOLD ES I'ATE, containing abntat Acta. in

ti at oucb-admired and falubrint;. fart of the County of Som:;fet,
the Vale ut I au,,t,n, remarkable for thefortnefa and purity it its
The Maidion a &well on an eminence, in the centre of a
Inautifu and well wooded Park of ,o Acres. at a proper (Mance
from th Greats Writer!. Road, within fifty miles of Bath, twen ty-
few nfrorn Exeter, four and a half from Taunton, andtWo and a
half from Wellngton. both excellent ilelark,t roans. The Houk
ismodern. and highly finiChod confining of a Vellibule, a Library,
anal Breakfatt Parlour, each ax lo t by ; 7 ; a Dining ind Draw-
ing k Qom, each al feet by a, and 13 high ; on the fecond Boor.
term god bed Rooms, with Dretfing Rooms; and on the attic
Bo ey, eight Chamhers for Servants; with two good Kitchen*,
Servants Hall, Houfekteprr's Room, and every other fineable
convenience for a large noisily. with Coach !nitre Stables tiro
excellent wid,lo.l Gardena, lately finifit:tl, and treitped with the
dtoleeft fruit Trees.

I be above eremite. at'- In the molt complete order, and the
Houle weabamly Waled 111 the bit/heft elle of tlegance by note of
the Wt. upitallteren In London; and.. if defired, the Furniture
will be told at a Cale va/uation. .1 be Him., hoe within a Ring
I cnce, to' in a nth coti.ation, wail watered ty an orna•
mental Canal. immediate porefon will be given, and part of
th: purebale money may remain on mortgage.

Fur partkular. apply i.t the Office of Mr. Besdon. Solicitor,
Taunton ; or of hl.llrs BI c wea :no, Cooks Court, k are,-
ftreet, London ; at each of which places Maps of the Hittite may
he teen, and the former will fhlw the Pr folks.