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London, England, 1806-06-10

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ODE TO AN OWL.

Oh ! Selman Owl, thou WWI% fes wife,
So formal, and fedate,
1, fain, would think, (to int& my eyes,)
Some learning In thy pate.
That profing, grave, impOrtant, sir,
Some folk Ousted indicate:
Perhaps, dull Silence ponders there
The future works of fate.

Like ancient liftman& may
Thy feofc our frailties grieve,
Whole feeble wits arc Cully prov'd
Unequal to relieve.
Depetv'd assekind's flagitious coirfe,
And Virtue's fwift deny,
Thy tbanis.lespuleve Nature force
To limn the light of day.
By egos and tokens, let me learn
Thy dodrines, (heeled and found,
And teach me, ftudious, to difcern
Omulfcknee Co profound.
If day's quick glue thou naay'ft defpife,
And Ay diurnal tell,
Then, she i site, in thoughtful gore,
Let's wane the midnight oill
London, England, 1806-06-17

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

I. great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
pined by the fuperlor excellence of his ESSENCE of AN-
CHOVIES for Fifh Sauce has induced many perfoas to give the
frme name to an article entirely different.
JOHN BURGESS and SON think It a duty they ewe the
Public, mention them 'pima fuck imprifitheds, es fevers' people
travel tine Empire, offering Shopkeepers, Etc. an cilia large profit to
send the fpurious Mad thsrareperticulurly regaefted to for
SURGESS's, and to obkrse, nogigli genuine but what have the&
wouda upon the lahel--. John Burpfs and Son's Original and (a-
rmlets. Flinty of Anabovics."—+Warsbaufe, No. inn, btractch
tomer of the Savoy there,Leodoo.

PATENT SYMPATHETIC DINING TABLES.
13000CIC heirs leave refpeeffully inform the
Nobility and Gentry. his new•lmented Dining Tables for
',bra, he bat obtained hit. Maitny'a llnval Lettere Patent, are on
a principte far more Emple and complete than pny now is ufe, and
cannot he pat not of order. The gtrat advantage of their eon.
Iltrutlion 15, drat, by their fympathetie or double motion. any on
perfon can in a moment enlarge or diminirti th, fire of the `e ;
when fbut up they are a handfome claw table (or brealtrdt, or
dining four perfons, and will lengthen nut to dine eight, ten, or
t*t.lve, (landing per'rSly Erna u, on only one claw; a table for
twenty perk= only two claws; for thirty, three claws, and fo on
iK fteadinefs, ennapadners, and utility, they are evict oily unri •
walled—May be fern and bad at Pnettek's Wirtz and Upholftery
Warabcufc, No. 26. sotokmpton-ftreet, C v. 'lt Garden
London, England, 1806-06-17

BRIGHTOY,
.7U.VE its

The campaign here is already opened. The day
after the Birth-day, we had feveral arrivals of the
Iwo eon : every day fince feveral families of the gentry
have arrived. The Nobility will very (non follow,
as the Palate is this year expelled much earlier than
ufual he comes to us fume time before the races.—
The buildings have been numerous, and the improve-
ments very great, (ince loft realists : tome of the new
Greets have been Waled, and many houfes have been
added in that delightful fituation, the marine parade.
But the greatell improvement is one that will Make
Brighton look clown nn almoti every town in the king.
dom. The fop. Ai cupola on the riding houfe of that
magnificent fet of buildings, the Prince's (tables, is
finithed, and in a (life at once the mofichane and mag
nificent : the walls and exterior of the building appear
to be in the Gothic flt:e, after the plan of Mr.-Wear.
The Head.Q.2arters of the Southern Dillrift
.have been removed to our town. The Hon. General
LIPINOX commands at prefent—he is here with the
Staff. The troops enliven us much for the ptefent :
they are the ill or King's Dragoon Gitards, com-
manded by Colonel FOLIAR. and Lord B KKK 's
fine regiment, the South Glo'lter Militia, commanded
by Major BARLOW. The excellent band of this regi-
ment is a great accelSon to our gaiety and life here.

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TITPD.
Weanerday te'nnlight, at hi. feat near Bury St. Edmund's, Sir
Clarks Davey', Bart many years M. P. for that Borough.
Monday ('night, at Deoham Bucks, Mr. Thomas Cos, many
years a &Weller In St. Thomas Bract. Berm" gh.
London, England, 1806-06-17

BELL'S SURGERY-VOL. IL

' This day were publlibed, in Two Puts, Royal Oro.
lUuftratcd by numerous Engravings, price tl. so in boards,
THEOPERATIONS of SURGERY; Vol. 11.
By JOHN MIL, Surgeon.
Part Firft.—Containing the Anatomy and Difeafes of the Ure-
thra and Bladder; the Operations of I.ithotomy, intmeludtion of
the Catheter; Pundlue of the Bladder; the Ufe and Abufe of
Caultie; the Cure of Fiflula.

Part Sc ond—Containing :he Anatomy and Dlfeafes of the Skull
and Brain; the Treatment of Tumours and Caries of the Skull;
the Prevention and Cure of Apopl, ay. Palfy, Hydrocephalus, and
Phrenay; the Dot:trine of Fradures and I.),pr.lEun uf the Skull,
and the Operation of Trepan.
Printed for Longman. Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternolter row ;
and Cadet! and Davies, Strand.
Of whom mly be had, In Royal Qjirto, illuaratei by Eithty
Engravings, price ♦1 as in hoards, Tne Firß Volume of the above
Work, containing the Prinetpka of Surgery.

This day were publithml,
In One Volume, Quarto, with Engravings after Drawings by the
Rthor, price al. 20. board,.
ESSAYS on the ANATOMY of EXPRESSION
in PAIN rim).

By CHARLES BELL.
. CJNTAININO•

t. Of the Urea of Anatomy to the Painter. Of the Study of
the Antique. and of the Academy Figure.
a. Of the Skull. Of the DitinCtiont of Charafter in different
Ages. Comparifon of the Antique with Natural Character.
3 and,. Of the Mufcles of the Face,in Man and Animals.

- ...... J. Of the Esprefflon of Paffion as anuftrated by a Comparifon
of the Mufcles of the Face in Man and Animals Of the Mufcles
peculiar to Man, and their Flied, in beltowing Human Expreffion.
6. Of the Individual PaiEnns. And of the Adion of the Muf
des caul-alive of there Pillions.
_

7, Central View of the CEconomy of the Human Body as it
relates to esprellinti in Painting.

••• The übJelds arT Illoftrated by Sketches of the Bones, and
of the Forms of the Head Of the Mufeles. Of the Esprelßon
of the Face In the leveret PaMons, &c.
Printed for Longman, Horft, Rees,and Orme, Paternotter-row.
London, England, 1806-04-25

Traidiriu SUlcria and in France

Various Ensiles erisica have pronounced Kotzebue to be, In
every "the jirfi trawl/wt." as will as the molt lively
painter of mariners and diameter that. LI this line of companion,
ever addrelLai the Public ; and the univerfal reception of 4s gra-
vels in Siberia and In irance, not only in every paring- there illands
but In every country in liurope. is a circuoiltsiice damonitrativo
of his extraordinary merit. Yet, however inter:dive may h.iee
been his former travels, theft in Italy claim rank as his thrprotiot,
and in a particular manner command the notice or thy hlcmey
world, not only as relating to the mat intending countries In
liurope. but as parelling a rich and unequalled fund of novelty,
information. And ainufentent.
Printed for KICIIMID PIIILLI PI, Bridge-Itivet, Blackibisto, and to
be had of all bookfellers.
Of whom may be had,
1 The fourth Pdetion of Ku rar au a's T sin Suisun Atm
volume., price I 6J. ; and the fourth edition of hi' Ta•TILLO bet
I • t 41.4 vfi.:watgatiliide SIL GS. it bon&
London, England, 1806-06-28

The Beautiful RESIDENCE, WOOD LODGE, Shooter's Hall,

KEN
By Mean. SKINNER, DYKE and Co.,

On Tutfday, the Bth of July, at twelve o'clock, at Garraway's
Cure-bunk, '(..atige-alley, Corot:nil,
WOOD LODGE, fituate on the d:clivity of
SHOOTER'S HILL, univerfally admired for Its beauti-
ful and attentive views of the furrounding rich and highly varied
country, interfceled by the river Thames, sod only etgbt rules
from the Metropolis, and In point of Lituation not to be equalled
tal,hin the fame &Rance, the refidence of Wilininn Skinner, Ffq.
The. Mode which is extremely commodioua, contains a complete
(elite of three prtndp d rooms, bandfomely fitted up and Liiihed,
in the Immediate taße, replete with fuitaltle chambers and dr. fl-
ing rooms for the family, tenants' apartments and domeltic will
ets of every denomination, 'tabling, coach houfes and outbuildings,
pleafure grounds, lawn. Ibrubbety walks, and gardens laid out in
a pleating manner, planted with choiceß fruit area, and the ad-
joining rich paddocksin a high Rate of nianurage. the whole ens-
utitiing about thirty-four acres, forming a %oft clearable refulencr,
the premifes arc well fupplied with good water, and art fit ter
the immediate reception 14 a family.
Held by Kale for an uneafpired term of is years, at a rent of
only sot. per annum.
The purcbafer may be accommodated with the neat, elegant,
and well adapted modern furniture at a etiolation.
To be vicived fourteen days preceding the fele by tickets which
may he had with printed particulars of Mare. Skinner, Dyke,
and Ca. Alderfgate-ftrecf; particulars alfo at the place of fate.
London, England, 1806-06-28

A D:fimble RESIDENCE, with 18 ACRES of GRASS LAND,
at BintiAd„ Berko, of which Immediate poi:1'01E0n may be had.
By Mars SKINNER, DYKE, and Co.

On Monday the 14th July, at Twelve o'Clock, on the Premlfes,
by Order of the Elevators of the late Mrs. Ana KNOLLYC,
deecafed,
41LEASEHOLD, Cnmnindions, and Subflantial
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE of Four Rooms on a Floor,
the principal apartments of rod dimenfions, neatly and geenteely
fitted up,and &Wind, replete with remarkably convenient offices,
coach houfes, Rabling, and other ufeful outbuildings, ekcellent
pleafere grounds and gardens, with lofty walling, and planted
with choke fruit trees, Amass, and plants, bib ponds, orchard,
' and three paddocks of Grafs I and, containing Its the whole about
t 8 Acres, agreeably fituste at Hinfield, three miles from Swinley
and Akin Heath; five frontWindfor Great Park ; within four of
Woldttrham ; nine of Reading. and thirty from London. Many
years the rifidenee of Laos Vsa NOM .
The Honfe, Offices, and Buildings, are in excellent repair, and
fit foe the Immediate reception of a genteel family ; within half a
mile of Ifinfichl Church, in which there are Two Cm*, with the
great convenience of the Forelt Stage Coach paring to and from
London every day..
To be viewed, and particulars had, on tl:e Prendfes ; alto of the
Printer of the Reading Pam r; Sun Inn. Maidenhead; Rae. Wo-
kinghant ; King's Arms, Bagffint ; White Hart, %%Indio.; Bull,
Staines, and of Melira. Skinner, Dyke, and Co Alderfgatc,.flreat,
London, wbo are authorifed to treat by Private Contrail..
London, England, 1806-06-28

HAMPSHIRE. ON THE BORDER OF WILTS

NORMAN COURT ES l'Al'F., MANSION-HOUSE, MA-
NORS, ADN'OW'SONS, Sac
By Metal. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co.
On Monday and Tucfday the iSth and t9th of Augnft , at twelve
o'Clock, at the White Hart Inn, Salifbury. in to Lots,
ACAPITA'. and very Valuable FREItHOLD
ES FATE; Innate In the parifhes of Welt Tytherley,
Broughton, Winterflow, Ealt Dean, and Welt Dean; eight milts
from Stockbridge, nine from Romfey, ten from Salilbury, and fix-
teen from Southampton; compelling an excellatt Mattlion-houfe,
with donudlic Offices of every deferlption, call.AlNorman Court;
capital Gardens,beautiful Woods an Plantations, and the demcfne
Lands. Alio, the very estenfive and beneficial Manors of Weft
Tytherley and Broughton, well ftocked with Game; elmmanding
an uninterrupted controlsi over both parifhes and a sounds:ethic
track of country; with,the Quit-rents, fine., :Icitc:s. Royahles,
and Immunities, and capital Farms; containing in the whale about
Saco Acres, of Meadow, Pafture Arable, and productive Wood
Lands, a part tithe free, with ;arm diodes and (Unable Build-
logs for Hufbandry ; the eftimated value about ntoaL per annum.
The Perpetual Advowfon to the valuable Rettories of Welt
Tytherley and Broughton, with the Chapel of Boffington, cool-111-
'oz of the Great and Small 'l. ithes, producing, as now compound-
s! fdr, I x toL per annum.
To he viewed and printed particulars may be had, of Mr. Ben-
jamin Preedy, or W. Woodford, at .1 )therley ; at Wintcrflow
lice; the King's Head, Stockbridge; George, Winehefter; Dol-
phin, Southampton; Crown. Balingfloke; White Horfe, Runt-
fry; Star. Andovar ; of Mr. Collins. printer, Salifbury; of Mars.
Strong, still, and Strong, Lincoln's Inn ; at the place of talc ; and
of Mars. Shunter, Dyke, and Co. Aldcrfgatearect,
London, England, 1806-06-28

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 78ase 20,1806.
I'HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
-1 jEsTY's ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, that Pro-
pels!, will be received at their Office in St. Margaret ftreet, Weft-
miofter, on or before Thurfday the rah of July next, from fuch
Perron' as may be willing to undertake the Performance of the
Olaifternrs Work for the Service of this Department a: the fallow-
ing Stations, viz.
THE TOWER,

PURFI.V.ET,

,' WESTMINSTER,

GIUV ES L' ND,

GREENWICH,
WGuLWICH.

and
TILBURY.

rwl'ie• particulars, together with the term, and Condition', of
Contra t, may be known upon application at the Secretary 's
hake in St. Margaret'o.ftreet, any day between the hours of ten
urd four o'clock, where the propohla are to be delivered, fated
and marked on the outfiJe " Propotala for Plaißavers Work
',r Service of the Ordnance Department," be' ro Propofal can he
udmitted after the raid octh day of July.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.

A CAUTION TO FAMILITS.
•HE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
gained by the fuperior excellaice of Isis ESSENCE of AN-
,•`-10VIPS for Fills Sauce has induced many peifons to give the
-ne name to an article eritireiv different.
ti BURGESS and SON think it a duty they awe the
...H.. to caution them again it fuels isipnlition‘, as feveral people
••• •••,1 the Empire. offering Shopkeepers. Ate an extra large profit to
• thr fpurious kind • they are particularly requefted to afk for
• • •I.OPSS's, to obfervcinoor is genuine but what have thee
• noon the 1abe1..." John Burris and Son's Original and fu-
-:••••• ft-nee of Anchovies."...-•Warehoilfai 707 s *and,
.roar of the !aver 9ter,Laotten.
London, England, 1806-06-21

NIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW
Morning dolman after 6
Afternoon . . 36 minutes after 6

FOR SALE,,

At the London Tnn, Plymouth on Friday the 4th of July next,
at Eleven o'Cloek, _ _.

SUNDRY Warlike and other Storer, confining of
Sails, Running Rigging, and whet. Cordage. junk, Treble,
Double and Single Blocks, Iron DaII.R, Water Calks, Muskets,
Guns, Shot, Gunpowder, and other Warlike Stores, Beef, Pork,
Brad, Flour, and other Proviliens, with various other valuable
Articles ju ft landed front the French National Brig Niarque, con-
demned as Prize to his Majefty's Ship of War Ntubc, cow:mauled
by J. W. Loris g, Efq.
For viewing the Stores and for Catalogues, and any timber
particulars, applkation to be-msde to Edward Lyn*, Elq. the
Agent, or to Thomas Lock yer, Sworn Broker.
Plymouth, June ts, act 6.

FOR SALE,
At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Fruity the sth of July neat,
after the fate of Storer per Mugu;
SUNDRY Warlike and other Stores, confining of
Sails, Running Rigging, and other Cordage, Blocks of different
Sizes, Guns, Maas, Gunpowder, and other Warlike Stores,
Beef, Pork, and Bread, Water Calks, and various other Articles,
full landed from the Spanith Private Ship of War Prince& ds la
Pais, captured by his Malefty's Ship Loire, commanded by F. L.
Maitland, Efq.
For viewing the Stores, and for Catalogues, and any further
particulars, apply to Edward Lyne. Efq. the Agent. or to Thomas
Lockyer,Sworn Broker—Plymouth, March i 3, aBo6.

On Tburfday the 3d of July next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fore-
noon, at the Ship Inn, Dover, for Exportation or Home Con-
fumption, by virtue of a Commiffion from the High Court of
Admiralty, direct ed to the Marfhal,
FHE FOLLOWING GOODS, landed from the
Swedifla Brig Gerechtigkeit, Johan Carl Tode late Mailer,
bound from Malaga to Embdoo, which Dave been detained as
Pruffian Property,
23 Pipes Malaga Wine—to Hoglheads Cat,
Raifins-.444
Boxes ditto—so Bags Sbumack-6o Cadre Peas—
to Calks Figs—a Bales Almonds—toa Cants Black l.ead.
For further particulars, application may be made to Melts.
FeCtor and Minet, Dover... Dover. June ta, i 506.
London, England, 1806-04-14

MAitRIFI)

Friday, at St. George's, Hanover-iquare, Ir Step'•en Richar4
Glyn, part. of Harwartlen Cattle, ilintfhire, to the Hon. Mifs
Mary Neville, fecond daughter of Lord Brayliroolie.
I hurfday morning, at Sherborne Conk, Dorfet, the Hon. Mifs
Dutton, daughter of Lord Sherborne, to Prince Bai iJt fey.
London, England, 1806-04-14

DUTCH JOURNALS.

We have this day received Dutch journals to the
Loth infant..

A letter in one of them, dated Copenhagen, the
z9th ult. lays, " Our troops which were Rationed in
HoMein, are about to return home. The camp which
thefe troops formed will begin to break up on the
t9th of April."
At the date of this letter, the Notification of
Prullia refpetling the (hutting up the Northern ports
againa the commerce of this country, had not been
publifhed—a meafure which involves the interefts cf
Denmark fo deeply, that we fhould not be furprized
if it Ihotild occafion a fufpenfion of the intended re-
moval of the troops from the vicinity of Hamburgh.
The following-articles are alto deferving of notice:
Paßts, APR 6.—His Excellency the Minitler for
Foreign Affairs has wtitten the following letter to
M. Mardochee Elias, at Bourdeaux
14 Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that I
have Rrittly enjoined the French Miniaers at Drell
den and Caffel, to make the firongeft remonflrances
to thefe Courts on the &fiat of the laying afide the
heavy impofitions laid upon the fubjetts of France,
who profefs the Jewifh Religion in the States of
Saxony and Heffe. The French laws, allowing no
dlilinflion to be made between the believers of the
various Religions of the world, will take under their
protetlion every Frenchman in a foreign country, for
the purpofe of prof-crying hint in the enjoyment of
his religious opinions. The French laws will alto
WM upon this privilege for their fubjetts, i:5 v:true

T

of the treaties concluded by the French Empire with
there Powers. I am cqnfident that the remon•
[trances of our Plenipotentiaries will have the defied
effe6t : fo that the fubjeas of France, profeffing the
Jewifh Religion, will no longer be fubjea to fuels no-
juft impofitions."
The Arch Treafurer has intimated to the mer-
chants of Genoa, that the Government of Tunis is
occupied in getting ready a frigate, a corvette, two
brigs, and two half galleys, betides a great number of
troops, and is thereby :Olin deceitfully, and may
feize upon the coaß of Italy by furprize. The mer-
chants of Genoa are therefore advertifed, as well as
the Neapolitan !hips in that harbour, of their danger,
by the above intimation, which concludes by inform.
ing them that the Government of Tunis has not yet
&clan dged the Kingdom,of Naples as belonging to
the F ch.
'l'hrench 5 per Cents were at Gs francs, and 4s
London, England, 1806-04-14

GOTTENBURGH MAIL.

A Gottenburgh Mail has arrivetl,bringing accounts
from that place of the 4th infiant, which Rate that
the Ruffian army in Poland has been greatly rein-
forced ; and that it is in motion towards the Pruffian
frontier. Indeed, letters from Embden, received on
Saturday, Rate, that the city of Warfaw is aBually
in potTeffion of the Ruffians. It is added, that the
Ruffian troops about to enter Turkey amount to
73,000 men ; but that a corps of referve was forming
on the frontiers of Befferabia.
It is Rated in there accounts, that the King of
Sweden is determined to adhere to the caufe of
Ruffia, and that Denmark has lignified to Pruffis her
with to remain neuter, but this will be impoffible.
London, England, 1806-04-14

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ASS IZ,

;ES.

CARR, APRIL 2.trefierday Lieutenant Jewett., of 1
befinop BRISK, and a marine belonging to her, were
tried befare the Mrs. collice blava a. The forme,
was charged with having dire(led the Marine on
duty during his (Lieutenant Jews t.t.'s) watch at
night in Cove harbour, to fire on a boar then near
the (hip, and the latter with having fired, by which
fhot it was alledged a man was killed on board her.
—After hearing evidence on both fides, the Jury
brought in a verdin of Manflaughter at large.
Monday lag, the affixes of Mullingar commenced
before the Lord Chief Jußice, and Lord Nostattar.
—John Carr, Poßmailer of Athlone, and Wm. Con
won, were inclined for defrauding the Poll Office ;
the Poßmaßer was honourably acquitted, and his
affillant, Wm. Cannon, found guilty. Sentence—
death. An anion was alfo tried, wherein Wm. Ly-
ons, of Athlone, publican, was Plaintiff, and the
Rev Annefley Strean, a Magitirate, defendant, to
recover damages for falfe imprifonment.—Verdin
for the Plaintiff, Sol. damages, and 6d. colts.
%Varies-oats. Aram t.—Saturday lag our atlizes
ended ; and on Sunday morning the Judges left town
for Clonmel.
Is the city court John Joy and Thomas Byrne, in-
dined for a rape, were acquiitted. John Thomas,
and Edmond Flynn, for larceny in the theatre ; the
latter entitled, the former acquitted.
Catharine Fizzhenry for the murder of her infant
child—acquitted.
In the County Court, Thomas Kelly, for burglary
and robbery—found guilty—to be hanged on the sth
of April. T. Flynn, for cnw•Realiag, acquitted.—
Thomas and Honora Murphy, for lobbing the mail,
put off their trials.
London, England, 1806-04-14

THE EVENING WAR.

Of late we have received numerous letters from our Friends, in-
forminz us tint the Ncwfpaper Agents, by whom their Papers
are forwarded into the country, often fubltitute others for
This Sra a. This i. a (pales of impolltion to which oar
cuftomers only can apply the proper remedy. Let them write
to their prefent Agents to dilcontinue reeving them, and on in-
forming us we fh3ll give their orders to Naafi:nen, who do
not predict the fame fraud. If they do not know the name of
the Agent, let them di continue to take the Fut:dinned Paper,
nate the date when they flop, and pay only up to that time,
fending us notice to provide them with another Agent.

LONDON.
MONDAY, APRIL 24.
PRICE OP SPOCRS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCICt
Confo4, for money, 6G;}—for Act 6q—.-Oinalum
Omottum • prem.
PRIOR OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. }# India Bondi par IL prem.
• iorr C ConE toHi Excheq. Bina, ei a 35. prem.
4 per C. 77i-e Oinnime 3 prem.
f per Cent. Navy 94 93 EngIUE Tlekeu, 191. 195.
Long Ann. 17; 3-16 Conf. for aec. 6ofl

We underhand it is the intention of Government
to make an extenfive promotion of the Officers whO
ferved in the late glorious action under Admiral
DUCKWORTH, off St. Domingo. The three fenior
Lieutenants of the SUMS, the Admiral's Chip, are
to he promoted to the rank of Commanders, by which
means the brave Lieutenant, who is reported to have
been badly wounded, will be brought within the pro-
motion. The two fenior Lieutenants on board every
other Ihip are alfo to be made Commanders, and an
equal proportion of Midfhipmen are to be advanced
to the rank of Lieutenants. Such liberality and juf-
tice from the new Minillry on the Left event of this
kind that has occurred under their adminifiration,
does infinite credit to their feelings, and cannot fail
of producing the ben poffible dices on fimilar occa-
Goo'. Our brave tars muff ever ►e invincible, fo long
as they will go to battle with the certainty that their
great and unexampled efforts in defence of their coun-
try will meet with the applaufes and rewards of a
great and generous nation. The manner in which tl e
SUM., of 74 guns, was led to the attack of a
French fbip, of tao guns, has not been exceeded
even in the annals of the Bi itith Navy.

The Witiosot Carrie packet, Captain Surto',
has arrived at Falmouth, with mails from Jamaica,
after a pafrage of fifty-three days. She left lying a►
Port Royal his Majefty'sfhip Sums, Vice Admiral
DUCKWORTH ; CANOPUS, of 8o guns, Rear Admiral
Louis ; Don goat, of 8o ; &amnia and ATLAS, of
74 guns each, and feveral frigates, with the French
prizes le Alexandre of 80, Brave, and Jupiter, of 74
guns each, which were refitting for the pafrage home.
The Spanifh floop of war Rapofa, of t 6 guns and too
men, cut out from a Spanifh port by the boats of his
Majefty's fhip la FRANCHISE, had arrived at Jamaica.
On the 26th ult. in lat. 40. 57. long. 37. 22. (poke the
American fhip Romulus, of Bolton, front Baltimore,
bound to Lilbon ; and on the Bth inn. in lat. 49. t 1.
long. to. 5. (poke the American (hip Betfey, of• and
from New York, bound to Arofterdam.
London, England, 1806-04-14

yvIADE to any Ate, and far preferable to any'
now in ufe, which, when turned op at the end .4-fide of
• Room, not only ;aim up a great fpme, but deform the appear-
ance et the Apartment, w hrreae thefe Tables pulrefs every advan-
tage, without either of the foregoing inconveniences and will on
trial, he found fuperior in point of utility and elegance to any
heretofore mulc-
Alfo Antique Chairs and Sofa Couches , Cabinets, and Window
Curtains, made in a particular manner, which fur eiegsme arc
not yet equalled; and every other article in the Cabinetand Up.
twittery branches. from the plain and ufcful to the fuperb and
earsamental, co reafonable terms.
Soltourafftured at No. a t,Gerrard-ftroet,Solus,three dome from
Prinees•ftreet, Lelccfter (guars.

No. 83. ST. JAMS'S-STMT.
IMPROVED ARMS.

5. PATENT RIFLES, Ice.
London, England, 1806-06-26

111311 LOADS.

• Earl SPENCER moved the fecond reading of the
trill Pull Roads Bill, and Rated, that he did not fee
reafon for including in the Bill a p►ovifion for
Dishing a new road from Limerick to Galway.
The Earl of HARDWICKE approved of the Bill,
inafmnch as it went' to do away the provifions of a
enoßobnosious Aft upon this fubje& paffed left Sef•
eon, but fuggeße4 feveral amendments, which he
intended to propofe in the Committee, with the view
that all parties who might be affelleil by the opera-
tion of the Bill might previoufly have due notice.
The Earl of LIMERICK contended, that a New
Road from Limerick to Galway would be of effen-
tial benefit to that part of the country.
Earl SPENCER only %rinsed for information on
the Ibbjea, and referved any further obfervations for
the Committee.
The Bill was read a fecond time and committed
for_to morrow. _ _ .

Strangers were excluded for Tome time, while the
Houle difeuffed tome matter of privilege.
No public bufinefs was done after our re-admiMon,
• sad the Houfe adjourned till tomorrow.
London, England, 1806-06-26

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. VANSrITART moved for leave tobriag in a Bill for the
Amendment of the Poft Office Ads, fur the purpofe of prevent-
ing their elation, by the conveyance of letters In brows paper co-
wen, by ftage coaches—Leave granted.
Mr. CAII.CRAF r moved for leave to bring in a Bill for grant-
ing conmenration to the Proprietors of Land at Chatham, and
other places occupied for the purpoks of his Majeftys Ordnance.
On the motion of Sir J. NEWPORT, the Irifit School Bill wu
Tad a third time, and paired ; alio the kith Dilliliery Bill was
mad &record time, and ordered to be committed to morrow ; and
the Houfc went into a Committee on the kith Cuftoins Reguladon
Bail. Report to be received to- morrow.
The Stamp Oflice Regulation Bill, and the frith Spirit Licence
Bill, were both reads third time and paired.

On the :notion of Mr. VANSITTART, the Route went Into a
Committee oo the Pat Uffee Regulation 3El—Report to be re-
mised to morrow.
Mr. HAWORTH, from the Exchequer, prefented an Account of
the Nct Produce of all the Permanent and War Taxes, -for two
peamending the gth of April Ltd, fpecifying the produce of each
quarter.

Sir 1. ANDERSON prefcnted Petition. frost the Royal Fx-
ehaele Inforanec Ct.mpat,y, and from the London Affuranee
Company, againa the Globe Incorporation Bill, praying to be heard
Coudel 'Asia the Paid Bill.

Mr. HOEHOUSE. brought up the Report of the Committee
oxidic Scot, Dlitillcry Aft.: .10 it was ordered. that the Rd°.
taloa term a part of the ofw Bill to be brought in.
'Mr HOBHOUSE brought up the Report on the Slave Trade
Bill. which was qrderod fo to takan into farther ennadeution on
friday.
London, England, 1806-06-26

ORDER of PROCE9SION.

TOE THE TO AAAAA OE THE LATE LIEU r. GCS. OARDIVEEI
Commanding the Forces in Novato otta, New B unfwick, and
their Dependencim, Ste Ste. fee. by order of Col Barnes,
of the Royal Artillery, Comntandant of the
Carlton .of Halifax:
A Subaltern Guard of th.. Royal Artillery, with arms reverted.
Four Slz.pounders, drawn by Artillerymen,
THE GUARD,
under the command of Major Wyatt, 19th Regiment,
cotilifting of the 98tb regiment, commanded by
Major L'Ettrange, with arms reverted.
19:11 Rigiment, with arms reverted.
The Blnd of the a )th Regiment, playing a folemn Dirge.
'The Gcneral'i Aide% de Camp. Captains Gauntlett and Reynett.

MFDICAL GI•NTLESINN :
Doane Boggs. Mr. Foe, and Ho pita %late Ofchwindt.
The Sin:lt on and two AlBRant Surgeon of the oltth Rcegiment.
Doetor lfaitburtuo, Dator Allmon, and Madam. Surgeow

Guthrie.
CLIRCY
Churehwartkno and the Clerk.
Reverend Mr. Stanier, Reverend Mr. Wright, and Reread

Ur. Gray

Major I tor!, 98:h
• Regiumt.

Lt. Col. Wilke.
sgth Itcsiosma. r

Lt. Col. Doug's',
98th Regiment.

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44 ".
Ir 03

Col. Ckarlcton,
Royal Artillery.

g

I.t. Col Thaw,
til Foot Owed*.

Colonel Burke,
913th Regiment.

Cot Wetherell, 2 Chief Mourner I Slr J. Wentworth,
N. S. Regiment. S Captain Gardiner. a Bart.
A lat hark, Saddled, capstifoned, and covered with black cloth.
The Fitments of the late General.
The Officers of Militia.
The Officers of Corps not in Garrifon.
The Officers of the Corps of Royal Engineers.
THR OEP•RTMENTS.
Deputy Judge Advocate and Paymafter of the Forces.
Comptroller.
Barrack.
CommilTariat.
Ordnance.
Naval Yard.
Commiffiuurr.

Rear Admiral Murray, and the Officers of the Royal Navy.
The Speaker of the Houfe of Atfunhly.
His Majelly"s Council.
Gentlemen of the Law.
Gentlemen of the Town.
CAILRIAGES :
His Excellency the I ieutenant Governor's.
Mote of hit Majefty'r, Council.
The Commiffionas, and thole of the Officers of the Navy.
The Commandant's. and thole of the Officers of the Arnty.
The Chief Mourner's.

The Volunteer Companies of the Halifax Militia,
commanded by Major ALLAN, with arms reverfed,
formed a d üble line from the gateway of the Parade,
through which the proceiFwn palled to the Church.
The Pioceflion left the General's insure at ont
o'clock, dining which minute guns were fired from
Fort George and his Majefty's fhip Mermaid. After
the interment 27 rounds were difcharged, from four
fix-pounders on the Grand Parade.
London, England, 1806-06-26

I-00.1. IN I

Sir I NEWPORT moved for leave to h,ing In a Bill for more
effeEtually regulating and providing for the relic/of the Pont', and
tot the better management of liapitals and Infirmaxies in !refund.
His oiled was to enable the Grand furies to milk a further fuen
Wan what they were empowered to do under the Adts a t and no
Geo. IIL fur staling Provilion for the Poor, and afGfting Hooks of
Indußry. Ile propored, . that the poorer Wires of bookkeepers
Should be exempted' from the rate, and that means 01004 be takes
for procuing regular returns of the ingenue and expenditure of
aorpetaWand for the better auditb g their accounts.
Mr. FOSTER objedled to bringing forward a 8111.4 dila nature
at fo late a period atilt feffion, and when fo many frith Members
were 'threat. The be called a new mode of !ciliation, which had
bees lately adopted by the Right Hon. Baronet.
81r J. NSWPOR / replied, that there was as great a proportion
of UM Member. In Ws Monte yefterday, as was ufually to be
found during the Seffioa. Pic Host. Muabcr's objctlion, there-
fore, wee of no force.

Mr. YUSTER explained.
Mr. WELLESLEY POLE wilited that time mould be wig
for Ira Members to soofult their canal:mots on the fubjrd.
Colonel ILAGWEL.L repo rioted the fituation of the poor In
Ireland as req Wog immediate at temuton,au callini for Utz Aol[;•
tcrcocc guts Lqtatturc,-40firre w. 4 LIKO 1,3=4 .

CONTlalthell WITH 71.111 LOarh.
A Meirage from the Lords then ch.Cred a prefent conference
with the Commons, in the P.tinted Chamber, on the tubJecrt of the

RefolutiAn relpedling the Slave Trade.
On the motion of lord HOWICK, the Houfe 'greed to an Im-
mediate contercnce; and the Mellinger being called in, was In-
formed by the SFEICER that the Houfe had agreed to the fame,
and the Macagera of the lateConference,with feeeral other Mem-
hers, were appointed to condudt the pref,nt. The Managers hav-
ing returned in a aunt time, the CHANCELLOR of the rx-
CHEQSIEit informed the Houfe of the refuit of the Conference,
namely, that the Lords had taken into confideration their Refolu-
title of the 13th of June, and concurred with the Commons In
the Paid Refulution.
Mr. BASTARD moved for an immediate Return to an Order
of the Houk of the aEth initant, fo far as rL:.,ted to certain Or
ders of the Secretary of Stat., for the Home Depaitment refpeet-

fug Volunteer Clothing.
Mr. WINDHAM obferved, that clothing had been iffucd to
thofe Volurneers only, to whom it was due to April lilt, out that
no inference was to be drawn from this, with regard to the future
letcatlona of Government on the fuhledt. A return wa4 then or.
&red to be made turthwith.
London, England, 1806-06-26

P4ILLI4MENTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25.
in the Appeal Martin v. Meatabb, Mr. Adam was heard far
the Appellant, and the Attorney General for the Refpondent...--
.
Further hearing tomorrow.
The Earl of ROSELYN moved, That a Melfage thould be Lent
to the Houfe of Commons, to requeft a prefent eoeference In the
Painted Chamber, on the fobjcdt matter (the Slave Trade) of the
left Conference—Ordered.
Managers of the Conference were appointed, and the Marco •
ger. fact to the Houfe of Commons, having returned with an an.
Ewer, that thieCommons were waiting the Conference, the Ma-
pagers., malting of the Sada DAITIIOUT2 Earl 5TA211101.2,
the E riot' H &Rowlett'. Earl Semmes, the Elio,' of ST. ASAPH,
and 032022 ; Lords GRZNVILLt. 111111:12N, and LAVDSODALE,
went forth to the Painted Chamber. On their return the Earl of
DARTMOUTH Rated. that they had communicated the Rcfo
lotion of that Hook to the Commons.
The Temple-Bar god Snow-hill Lottery Bill was ordered to
De read a third tithe to morrow, and the Lords to be Iwnmoned.
The Doke of Graftoo's Agreement Bill, :he kith Mine Bill,
the Gibraltar and Malta Poltage Bill, the Prullian Yarn Bill, and
the Additianal Affeffed Taxes Bill, were read a third time and
pared.
The Committee of Privileges on the Zouch Peerage was order.
ed to fit to-morrow.
toe° LLLLL DEIITORII•
Lord HOLLAND moved the Order of the Day
far receiving the Report of the Infolvent Debtors'
Bill. His Lordfhip fkated, that upon confideration,
he bad thought it advifable to abandon two chores
which he had propofed in the Committee, and which
had been added to the Bill. The objett of thefe
was to grant relief, in certain cafes, to uncerti-
ficated bankrupts, by empowering the Chancellor to
grant relief, notwithaandang the refufel of a futhcient
number of the creditors of a bankrupt to fign his cer-
tificate. Underltanding. however, that a meafure
was about to be brought before Parliament, for the
purpok of amending the Bankrupt Laws, which
might probably include this objett, and willing, at
this advanced period of the Sethon, to avoid intro-
- ducing any novelty into a Bill of this nature, which
might create difficulty and delay in its progrefs, he
thould, therefore, move to leave out thefe claufes.
If, however, the meafure to which he had alluded
did not contain the objedt fought to be attained by
theft clatifes, it was his intention, if not this Seffinn,
the next, to bring forward a feparate Bill upon the
fubjett. He alfo took this opportunity of giving no-
tice. that it was his intention to bring in a Bill to re-
vive an Att which expired two or three years ago,
and the objea of which was, to enable a creditor who
bad taken his debtor in execution, to releafe such
debtor not of prifon. and (lilt have the fame hold
swan his property.
Lord WA I..SINGHAM reported the Bill, and the
two chores alluded to by Lord Holland, on the
qualion being put to agree with the Committee, were
negatived.
The Bill was ordered to be read a third time on

Monday.
London, England, 1806-06-19

TO RE SOW DT PRIVATE CONTRACT,

Lox. A CAPITAL Freehold Mate, containing about
One Thoufand and Two Hundred Acres of Arable, Wafer,
Meadow, Pa fture, Sheep Down, and Wood Lads, fttnate between
fifty and city miles from London, and near to good Markets.
The Eitate eolnprifcs nearly the whole Para. Imo, • late po‘cf-
Son may be had of the deGrable Family Refidenee with all fuita-
bk Oakes, the Woods, and about Two Hundred Acres of Farm
lug Land which are in band and conveniently flawed; that clakf
part of the remaining Land counitutes one very capital Fars. Let
to a aloft snexceptincabk Tenant on Leafe, the remainder la Asa
holdings, moßly Meffuages and Cottages let at will. 'lla nate
abounds with Dante, and has the Royalty of an excellent Trout
Misery. The Rates are extremely low, the Roads excelleast,tpd
the whole fonds as compad an Mate as any In the County. Feat
Hounds and Harriers are kept in the NcigLbourboad.
Particulars say be known by app:ication perfonally or by Let-
ters (poll paid),addreffed cult/Wks. Hanlon and Bitch, Solicitors,
Chancery-Lane, Loudon.

MILFORD HOUSE, with Twenty-four Acres of Rich Land fur.
rounding, produdtive Gardm, with Grapeboufc. Muobtamy,
kc. within (our miles of Lynaington.
TO BE LET. FURNISHED,
For an unettplad Term of Six Years,
I'HE Houfe contains Drawing Room and Dining
.1- Room 30 feet by ao each, and t fat high, breakfaft parlour,
morning room, library, 4 belt bedchambers, 3 dreding moms, 3
favauts'cbarnbars, kitchen, (cutlery, (entente hall. butler's pantry,
houlikaper's room, *two water auras, two ftaircafts ; detached
are two coach hooks, hanark room, two fouritall Rattles, brew.
houfc, laundry, waggon and cart finds, &c.
The fituation islingularly beautiful, commanding delightfol views
of the Needle Rock, Welt Channel, lik of Wight and lurrotindint
town and villages, daltant three miles and a quarter from the fee,
22 from Southampton, 24 hoot Sdilbury. Terms moderate.
Further particulars may be known of Mr. George Huokey,
Southamptoo, or of Mr. tUckard Hollins, Lyntingtoo.
• Letters (putt paid) will meet with due attchtleo.
London, England, 1806-02-11

PUBLIC OFFICIS IN I .

Mr. FITZGERALD gave notice that on Wed•
nefday be would move that the Judges in Ireland
mould be diretted to make Returns of the Emolts-
menu of certain Officeb in that Country, for the ht-
folowioa of the Hoofe.—Adjourned. ,

LONDON.

• TUESDAY. FEBitUAAT It.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT Obilt O'CLOCK:

Confab), for money. 641—for neeoent 6i..4tmanerd
Exchequer aMs 39 pre.

PRICE OE STOCKS YESTERDAY ;
3 per C. Red. An. 6110 Short Ann. s
3 Per Cent. Conf. 6i I. India Bonds, 3s. IL prow
Deca l 3 set Ceat.s trill 5 per Cents. 61
4 per Cot. 734 so if Exch. Bilk, te aas a 311 preen.
5 per Cent. Navy 92 ii Englith Tickets, 191. zgs.
Long ARM t 7 ti-16 Conic for ago. 61; 61

A Cabinet Council was held yeßerday at Mr. Fox's
Office in Downing•Rreet, which fat upwards of two
hours. Lord ELLsaaoaouom was prevented from
attending, but waited on Mr. Fox immediately after
the Council broke up.
Sir H. B. Nam.' has not yet taken his feat at the
Admiralty Board, being now at fea—Neithei has
Lord Kew stmoros. not having yet vacated his hat.

Lord AsTimers is to be one of the Lords of the
Treafury.

General the Honourable Gamma WacsoLe is to
be uoder Secretary of State in the Foreign Depart-
ment. in the room of Mr. HANIIO.III4 who takes af-
ter his long and faithful fervices.
Mr. Canby's' is to be Secretary to the Board of!
Controul.
London, England, 1806-02-11

WAY 4 AND MIAMI.

Mr. VANSITTART moved the Order of the Day
for the Hunk refolving itfelf into a Committee of
Ways and Means.
The Speaker having left the Chair,
Mr. VANSITTART proceeded, in purfuance
his notice on Friday !aft, to propufe the railing of five
millions by Loans on Exchequer Bills, to carry on the
public fervice for a time to be limited. The Com-
mittee mull be aware that this was neceffary for the
prefent exigencies of the public fervice, which mull in
this manlier be provided for during a petiod of two
or three months. The turn now mentioned, he be-
lieved, would be fufficient for carrying on the fervice
till the end of the prefect quarter. It any thing fur-
ther Ihould be required, it -might be•procured in the
fame way. But there Bills were not to be confider ed
as railed for the permanent aids of the year. They
were only wanted for immediate fervice, and were to
be made payable at the end of four months. They
might be made good firm the Loan that mull be
brought forward, from the War Taxes, or in any
other way. At prefect this turn was to be confidered
merely as a tempotary accommodation. He conclud-
ed by moving, that sooo,oool. be railed by Loans on
Exchequer Bills for the fervice of the enliiing quar-
ters Ibis was agreed tn.—Report to-morrow. •
London, England, 1806-02-11

A variety of dppointotents remain to be fettled

Yeflerday Lord Easels' took his feat in the Honfa
of Peers as a Baron, upon the Woolfack as Lord
Chancellor. He was introduced to the Honk by
Lords Mort* and Host*Nu.

In the Hoafe of Commons Mr. WRITS& gAr• gave
notice that the Committee for managing the Im-
peachment of Lord Maivixia intended, in collie-
quence of the evidence which had come before them
to bring forward another charge againtl his Lord!hip.
On the motion of Mr. VAIIIIITTART an iffue of
Exchequer Bills, to the amount of five millions, was
agreed to.

We announced yefierday, in our 'Yarmouth knee.,
that from forty to fifty uaufports, under convoy of the
Fuer !loop, had arrived there, with troops from the
North of Germany. We have now the fatisfailion to
announce that another fieet of tranfports under the
800 s TTA !loop of war, paired Scarborough nn the Bth.
In a day or two we hope to be able to infOrni our
Readers of the fate arrival of all the #ritiflt troops
that were in the North of Germany.

Difpatches were yefterday received at the .4.dmi.
ratty, Rating that the Nile cutter had looked into the'
harbour of Rochefort a few days fince, where the
law the froadron that had lately returned thither
from a long cruize, repairing its damages. The Nile
alto taw at the Cape time another fquadron in Roche-
fort, fuppofed to be that which lately efcaped from
Breit, and refpe&ing which Government have re-
ceived no further advice.
London, England, 1806-02-11

BRIT. Sif PRISONERS

The following addrefs was tranfrnitted from the
Britifh prifcners at Verdun to the Elearefs of Wir-
temberg, at a period when it was fuppofed the extra-
ordinary fuccefs of Bonaparte would have rendered
him acceflible vs the fofter emotions of humanity,—
Her Royal Highoefs, with all the anxiety which fhe
mutt naturally have felt for the fituati.,n of her coda-
trymen, found herfelf under the necellity of returning
the following brief anfwer t—" She was furry for
them, but could not interfere."
" TO MCI ICT4L 1110141111611 TM! ILICTRFS3 Or
London, England, 1806-02-11

Comasoocq
Telkert!

'4 Commacers
s Tellers

Majority k
It appears that, exclulive of the Aldermen, there
WAS a majority of two againft the Statue; the follow:
ing is a lift of the members who voted agaioft it ;
Goodbebere, I)cp. Sharp
Coombe, H C. Griffith. W. Spencer
Smith, Thomas Htbbert Stuart,!.

COMM° NULL
Aldridge, Dep.
Atkinfon,Dep.
Bedford
Erma, R. Dep.
Bandin
&dig
Bell

Clarke
Cope
Checiewrighk
Cowley
Crowder
Cooke
Colebatel?
Cade
Davits
/Norton, T.
Fenton, Dep.
Faker

Slade
S.adler, Deputy'
Hilourreperombe
Jacks Smith, Chriltoplter
King. G. INnkb, O.A.
Kerr, W. Saunders •
Lewis, L, Turner, J.
Matbie
Maltby Teacher
Martine Table

Margery irallanee
Nobk Weald, Dn.
Nal Ai/althea=
Newman Weddell
Ord Wigan
Pinder, Dep. Wright, J.
Philbpe Wind=
Quin Wood
kawline, Bit W. De. White!),
pay Wheble
Roberts, T. Wright, W.
Roberta, W. Welton
___

~--.
karrance Reeve, T. Wright, S.
Greenaway, Dep. Pit.ancTien, W. Walker
Griflithaj. Young
Mr. Bet divided. firit for the preview; question *plat Deputy
Birch's motion, and in the neat divifion tot it.

We are happy to announce, that the Eaft India
College at Hertford, under the able guidance of the
Rev. S. HINLE r, is now opened, and that feveral Stu-
dentsare admitted. The defigns for the neceffary build.
ing are fuch as are worthy the fkill and talk of Mr.
Witco's, whole abilities were fu confpicuous in the
plan and elevation of Downing College, and full
huflify the good fenfe and judgment of thofe who
ave felefted him as the archited of both buildings.

This day the Lord Mayor ordered the price of
Bread to continue the fame as !aft week.

The prefent proves to he an unufually gay feafon
at York : there is a greater refort of the principal
families of the North to their capital than ultra' this
Year, and the prelince ot the Officers of two very
fine regiments aids confiderably to the gaiety of ad
the public amufements ot York. Colonel Youwc,
and the Officers of the Bth, or King's Regiment of
Foot, with Coloney Ray and the Officers of the 2 tit
,Dragoons are among all the parties.
Nsw THIATiI ROYAL, BATH.—The Gentleman
who made his data on Tuefday the 28th ult. in the
arduous charafter of Hamlet, repeated it on Friday
following, and was received with the molt unequivo-
cal marks of approbation irons a difcerning audience.
On Tuefday kit he fubsittedbinsfelf to the candour
of criticifm in the wild eccentricities of °Clavier:,
which he (Whined throughout with evident traits of
genius. and afforded us a fulficient proof, that when
praCtice Audi have mellowed Mr. RAI'S exertions in
the dramatic art, his claims to eminence will be of
no (lender edit. In his reprefentation of Toting Wild-
ing, the fame evening, there only appeared a want of
confid:nce in his own powers to (lamp him equally
great in toe more lively walk of Comedy, wid we
congratulate the Theatre on fu valuable an acq t, i ii t ion.

E
London, England, 1806-08-16

THE EXPEDITIONS.

The 4th (by minake in Thurfday's Brae, printed
the ad) Regiment of Dragoon Guards, or Qlteen's
Bays, embarking at Plymouth, is the Marquis Timis-
stan's Regiment, and is one of the fineft and talleft
bodies of men in the fervice.

Lord PAORT has arrived at Plymouth, to command
a Cavalry Brigade; fo that Tome other Regiments of
Cavalry will be embarked at Plymouth with the Bays.
We have heard the t ith and igth Light Dragoon,
mentioned, but we place no confidence in the report.
The Bays do not take their horfes with them.
We ((me time !Ince intimated that the gallant Ge.
neral Seasick& would be employed; he has lately
arrives! at Plymouth.
From the gallant band of brave Officers now to
be employed in Sicily, the mon brilliant exploits may
be expelled. Every one of the gallant heroes of
Egypt is now to be employed in the Sicilian army,
and General ORRIS, General Sparsest, Sir pHs
STERVART, Sir JOHN MOORS, Sir RICHARD BICRca•
TOM, and Sir SIDNIY SMITH, are at the head of them,
the theme of praife to every foldier and tailor.
A divilion of the Guards from the Downs expedi.
'ion, commanded by Colonel Urrow, has arrived at
Portfmouth.

When our Plymouth letterp, received this morning,
came away, the Rims-mica, of 36 guns, had the
Lgnal for failing dying, nal it was Waled iLP exps-
ditiun 'clad loon fail.
London, England, 1806-02-18

VIENNA, JANUARY is.

Five waggons laden with money have lately gene
from this city for France.

General Wernaek is dead.

General Von Zach is appointed Governor of Trier..
The contributions paid by this latter city have made
money very fcarce ; but fhould the maritime war
continue, the inhabitants hope loon to repair their
lofl'es, under the neutrality of the Auftrian flag. The
Venetians ufe now the PopiCh flag.
London, England, 1806-02-18

BANKS OF THE MAYNE, PER. g.

According to accounts received from Lyons, Gen.i
St. Cyr has defeated the Neapolitanarmy nearNaplec
but this report wants confirmation.
The difputes between Bavaria and Wirtemberg,
relative to the occupation of certain places in Suabie
claimed by the former, are not yet adjoiled. Sever,
divifions of Bavarian troops are under orders 1
march. General Wrede, however, has been fa
from Munich to the King of Wirtemberg, to cod
your to accommodate thefe differences.

• HANOVER, JANUARY st.
Towards the tni.: Ile of nest month we mad here
I Excellency C,iunt Shuleuberg from Hildeiheim.
1 he occupation of the Eleetorate till a general peace
!,y the Pruffisn troops, is now certain. It will begin on
th• toth of next month, and will be efreeled by a very
confiderahle body of foot and horfe. All poGible
regard will be paid to the advantage and relief of the
country.