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London, England, 1806-05-29

R. jAhlES's FEVER .POWDER and ANA-
LEPTIC pILLs prepared at the reduced prices of is. 9d
the paLket, sod 20.9 d. per box, by Benjamin Perrin, Chernitt • No
zy, Soutliamptori-Rrect. Covent Garden. London ; the only per
fon who ever prepared then; for the late Dr. Robert James—they
are equally genuine with thole fold at double the price. Alfu Per-
riffs Imperial Dentifrice, that will make the Teeth beautifully
white, preferve them from decay. and prevent the 'footla Ach—in
Thort, it will do all that can pot ibly be done by any preparation,
Innocent in its nature and pleafant in its ufe, and will prove a fra-
luabk acquifition to every individual delimits of Teeth found,
clean, and white, or of Gums, healthy, firm, and florid; In boxes
pricexs. 9d. each. Ladies particular In Lavender Water will find
their fentes much gratified by Perrin's Double Milled, at 211 9t.
per battle, equal lo any in London. although fold at a much 6101,r
price.
London, England, 1806-05-29

TO BE SOLD EY AUCOOK

On Friday, the a 3th of June neat, at four o'clock In the after-
nooo, at the Hotel in Ft. Peter's Cbureb•yard, Exeter,
If not ddisofed of in the mean time by Private Contraat, of
which due make will be given,

AL
CL FREEHOLD ESTATE, called DURYARD
LODGE, esinlifting of a eommodloua Dweiling.houre, with
two twach-boufes, Rabin, and other offices detached; gardens,
Sr plantation, and lawn, making together about 27 acres, now oc-
cupied by Mont.,. Maxwell Adams, E(q.
The Houle contains a break fait parlour, library, an excellent
dinin: room, drawing room, hatable bed rooms and offices,witb
fervante rooms in the attic Korey; it Rands on an eminence,
commanding a beautiful view of the River fee and the foe, with
an extenlive prolrect of the country. The ground is good pal•
cure land adjoining. A confiderable fent has lately been expended
on the presuifes, which arc &anted in the parith of Sr. David,
one mile only from the city of Exet:!r, and eleven from the much
frequented Watering phew of Eitnou:h, &c.
N B. More I.and may be included in the purchaf:, if required.
For further particulars, and fur vi, wing the Fronifes, enquire
by ',Ater (putt paid) addreffed to Mr. Attorney at haw,
Easter.

Aussi.X•—To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (on the I'rcmlki)
By Mr. WELLER,
_ . - . . - _

On Wsdnefday, the eth of June, slob, and Gee following Days.
(Sunday eucyted)
London, England, 1806-05-16

NORFOLK.

In Lots, it the Maid's Head Inn, In Norwich, on Saturday, the
3. ft day of thi. infant May, at Four o'Clock, ;thick (goner
difpofed of by Private Contact,
A VERY defirable Eftate in ERR Tuddenham,
Hockering. and Bataan.' Broom, in the occupatbni of Ro.
bent Beaton, whofe Learn expires at Michaelmas nest, confining
of a Farm Honk, with neceffary Buildings, Cottage, awl about
380 Acres of Arai •k, Meadow, and Patio= Land.
The Pitate le in a good Sporting Country, and in a Neighbour.
hood abounding with Game, near the Turnpike Road, about
(even Miles from Dcreham, and nine from Norwich.
Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Smyth, at Dere-
Itarn, where a plan of tke Bible may be fem.
London, England, 1806-05-16

TO BE SOLD DV AUCTION.

At the York Hotel, in Dover. on Murkily, the hod Mar, 406,
at Ten &dock,
By Virtue of a Commirlien from the High Court of Admiralty.
'.[HE FOLLOWING GOO D S, VIZ.—
iso Chas, containing about zoo Tom of
Round and Flat Dutch (beefs;

Being part of the Cargo of the American [hip Bradford, P.
Clark Malta, detained as Prize In a voyage from Amfterdana
to Lltbon by his Majelty's Stip Mufqulto, Samuel Jackfon, Efq.
Commander.
The Cheek to be fern, and catalogues to be had the day before
and Morning of (ale, by applying to
LATHAM, REECF, and Co.
London, England, 1806-05-16

SW JDEN AND PRUSSIA.

LITTIR Tanm MI. DR WITTVISTIDT, PRiTATIII SI
C AAAAA Y TO HIS s‘lllsllll INAIRSTT. TO Ka. N'ALO-
Ms, RUSSIAN MINISTRI TO SWIMS, AT 1111U-
RURON.

Head Cartera Creirsevald, April 6.
Ste—l have this day received the letter of the
3d infant, which you did me the honour of writing
to me, and which I 101 l no time in laying before the
King my Mailer. It is by his orders that I take the
earbeft opportunity of communicating to you his in-
tentions refpeEting the important Mbjett of your'
official difpatch.
His Majefiy was not in the leafi furprifed at the
demand made by the Prutlian Government, concern-
ing the evacuation of the territory of Lauenburgh,
for he has been a long time in expeilation of it; and
particularly as he coafiders this new proceeding as a
r +rural confecinence of the fyllcm of his Pruflian
Majefly. Any attack upon the Swedifh troops in the
Lauenburgh would be, in effea, a formal declara-
tion of war againft Sweden, and wools! put the final
teal to this fyfiem, by proving that the Court of
Berlin is even ready to lhed blood to promote to
their full extent the ambitious views of Bonaparte.
His Majefty has nothing to reproach himfelf with.
He has only followed what the principles and the
interefls of his Ally diftated to him.
" With fuch motives for his guide, his Majefly
make no alteration in the mssfures he has adopt.
Rd,-and will not atfuredly, upon the eve of hoffilities,
make choice of that moment to withdraw his troops
from i province, which confequently would fall
nnder the authority of a power as foreign to the
writhes d its inhabitants, as it is contrary to the et- 11
prefs will of it; Sovereign. •
",The refult of thefe obfervations is, that the King
ias ordered me to communicate to you, that his Ma-
ke), 'determined to abide the confequences of the
approaching events ; that irons% in the jullice of his
male, and relying ,implicitly upon the decrees of
FROVIDSIia, he is refolved to meet whatever cir-
eumfiances may refult from the prefent crifis of
affairs. (Signed) " W TTTTT STIDT."
London, England, 1806-05-16

-
A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
VIE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
•Owed by the fuperior excellence of kW ESSENCE of AN-
CHOVIES for Fifh Sauce has induced many perfons to give the
fame mane to am Alicia entirely different.
JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the
Public, to caution them .gainft loch impoStions, a; feveral people
travel the F.mplre,alering Sbosikeepera.Ste an extra large profit to
vend the fpurious kiad : they are particularly requelted to alk tar
BURGESS's, and to ohErve, none is genuine Out what have thefe
words upon the label—'• John Baud. and Son's Original and fit.
peeler Effenee of Anchovies." —.--Warehoure, No. my, Strand,
dowser of the Savoy Steps, London.
London, England, 1806-05-16

RI-Iti FEEDING LAND IN LINCOLNSHIRE.

.. .
To be SOLD by .2RIVATE CONTRACT, together Drill Lots.
A VERY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Stuate in the Parithes of Whapinde and Holbeach, conlifting
of the Manor or r; puted Manor of Littlebary, and (unary Farms
la a Ring Fence, cuotaining aft. 2)P. of very Rich Feed-
ing Lanai. The Buildings arc In complex; repair, and thane of
them have been ended within the lalt two years. The Land
Tax is redeemed aid the Roads good.
The F.ltate is (haute in a Dry Country and not liable to Floods,
arid Dear a Navigable River, eight WWI from Spalding, twelve
from Bolton, four from Hollr.ach, and twelve from Wilbeach, all
good Market Towns, and too Miles from London.
Further particulars may be had on application to fvfeffm. Potter
and Bonner, in Spalding, who will thew the Eltate; at Mars.
Nichul(un and liuntoo's Office, Mr. Jon. Teale, Svrveyor, both
at Leeds; or Melirs. Folter, Cooke, and ?me, Lineuln's Inn
Fields. London, where Plans of the Eltate may be (ten.

CAPITAL. MANSION AND FREEHOLD ESTATES,
Denbigh&lre, North Wales.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Crown Inn, In Denbigh, on Monday, the 28th of July, at

Foul:o'clock in the Afternoon, in Lot.,

Unleis puevioully difpofed of by Private Contradt,
ASithitantial, modernizes. nnne-built FAMILY
HOUSE, calla] PLASNEWYDD, fituate in the rich and
fertile Vale of Clwyd, only two miles from Denbigh, (even front
Abergeley, four front St. Afaph, and thirty from Chelter, moult.
ing of numerous chambers, fpacious dining and drawing room.,
with all requifite attached and detached offices, for the complete
accommodation of a large family; beautiful lawns and plantations,
an excellent kitchen garden, enclofed with lofty walls, and plant.
ad with great variety of valuable fruit-trees, in high perfedlion,
hothotafe, icehoufe,orehard, and nurfery ground; two corn mills,
and fundry compact farms' in the Cameral adjoining parilbea of
Henllan, Llanyfydd, apd LlanCasinan; containing, altogether,
About TWO THOUSAND ACRES of ARABLL,
MEADOW, and lASI'URE LAND,

part in hand, and the refidue in the occupation of good tenstits at
will, at low Immoveable Rents.
Plafnewydd Houfe Is Owe.: on a gently riflng eminence, COM.
mantling the molt delightful views of the rich furrounding country
and dlftmt mountalus,the Cathedral of &. Aleph, Rydlau Cattle,
and the kith dm.
Printed particulars are preparing, and may be had at Plaincw•
ydd ; the Bee Inn, Alsergeley ; the White Lion, St. Aleph;
Crown, Denbigh ; Crnf. Ks ykßuthin ; White H..rfe,Holywell ;
Hotels, Cheftcr and Liverpool; Lion, Shrewfbury ; Mr. Fiala,
Solicitor, Gray': Inn, Holborn, London ; and of Mr. Oldficid,
Solicitor, Fa art mar Aberg.ley, Denbighliii.e, at whole 01-
i fice a Plan of the fiftate may be ken, .mti any other iLIiOrIU4-
siqu had.
London, England, 1806-07-24

• NAUTICAL LVTELIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Witul S. W.
auta oat. All. DOE
Dubin 0I 1 Gottenbersk o 1
Waterford a t HambarAh a t

STETTIN, JULY 3.
The Ruffian fhip Elizabeth, Captain WICIIIIII,
from Revd to this place, has been taken by the
Swedifh frigate rroija, and fent to Carlfcrocn.

TUNIS. MAY z 4.
The day before yeßerday the following fqnadron
failed from this port : one frigate of 38 guns and 400
men; a xebec, 0136 guns and 350 men ; two ditto,.
of 34 guns and ao men ; and another of 16 guns and
tso men. This fquadron, whore deflination is not'
known, is viaoalled for four months ; and the ex-
pence of its outfit is eflimated at nearly aco,ooo
NAPLES, JUNE-a.
Betides the Englifh (hips in the Mediterranean,
there is a fleet of twelve Ruffian (hips and nine fri-
gates, which are to be reinforced by four (hips of the
line and three frigater. There are fix Ruffian (hips
of the line and four frigates in the Black Sea.
PENZANCE, JULY sr. •
Since my lafl, the Exizaser“ tender arrived here
from Plymouth, in order to wait a fair wind for the
Northward. The Speculator, of Bideford ; the De.
pendance, of Southwold ; the Cecilia, of Teign-
mouth ; and the William, of this place, arrived from
Liverpool with fait for the fifhery at this place—The
Ranter, of Scilly, from Cork, with butter for this
place; Union, from Plymouth, with fundries; Trani-
loot, Milford, and Agenora, from Wales, with
coals for this place.

TORBAY, JULY St.

Loft evening arrived his Majelly's fhip Pt.tro, and
the DIMING, HARDY, Lissavy. and Locurr gun
brigs from a cruise, and remain in the Bay.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 2j.

Arrived the Faawaan gun brig front a eruize ;
Harlequin, —, from Hull; TN rsrus man of war
from the Down. ; and the Sir Stephen Lufhington
Eaa Indianian, from the Downs. Sailed the ClaCallt
gun veifel on a cruize. Win.' S.
London, England, 1806-07-24

corner of tbs Salmi

WIRE MEAT-SAFES, and DISH COVERS'
keepment, poskry, batter, cream, and ali kind aide
teals from Ain, wafpg, and every other infect and vermin, at the
fame time admit of a free circulation of air, by which means
dreffed re undreffeil victuals thy be kept twice the time as in any
thing cite. They are to be teen as great variety at T. CATO and
SON'S, Wire-workers, Wire.weavers, and Bird-cage.mehera, at
their Manufadlogy, ay, oppofite St. Andrew's
Church; where alto arc numerous patterns of their much Im-
proved (Ironic light Wire Fencer, proof spina horfes, out', Cheep,
doer, hares, Svc. any quantity of which may be had on the •orteft
pptien New inveuted Wire Hurdles, for inclofu.g or folding
fheep, far preferable to wood, fur durability and appearance. Large
larders for venting', armies for birds, and wire work for dairy and
larder windows, cleaned on the &omit nodes. A large effort-
meat at bra4•wirs Fireinarde and Fonda.,

DR. OILEGORY's NEW CYCLOPED
T• OR COMP 22222 IN 111 NON/ I.

THE Publ7c;;;re7pettTuililit;;;;e:l: that nn the
fird day of Aminit, the Fiala Yocum' of Dr. °atone es
New Dietionary of Arts and Sciences, may be had complat done
up in boards, illuftrated by Sixty beautiful Engravings, prize Two
Pounds Sevmteen Shillings and Siepenee.
tin the fame day, the Six (V PART win be petalled fewer*,
price Nine Adkins', and a Part will combine to be publilbed on
the dint of every mouth WI the Work is compleated in twelve Part
at Nine Shillings each.
Orders from Country Book:ellen for this Work, and for Mr.
Punta'', other pablicatiuns,are executed on advantageous terms.
bri.ige-ltreet. Blackfriars, July 15, arid.
London, England, 1806-07-24

DOVER. JULY ti.

Paired by laft night the fhip Riling Snn, of and
from Baltimore, bound to Tonningen ; alto the brig
Rifmg Sun from Teneriffe, bound to London. In
the Roads the ASive cutter. Juft come into the
Roads his Majefly's Slop Krra and Sr I UM' sr t. brig
from a cruize. Wind S. W. and moderate, with rain

GREENOCK, JULY sr.
The Sir Edward Pellew, Douctxas, arrived hal
night from Demerara, after a paffage of fix week.
and four days ; failed in company with the St. An-
drew, RITCNIS, of this port ; Intrepid, —, and
Thomas, WIIIDOIt, of Liverpool, (running fhips)
parted with the St. Andrew upon the asith June, in
lat. 41. long. 47. ; the Intrepid off Barbadoes, and
the Thomas off Holy Head : was bearded of Ber-
muda, by the Caffendra, and off Cape Clear by the
Helena, Captain Waters/. The Jane, WA:Am',
(privateer) belonging to Port Glafgo.v, has detained
and fent for Port Glafgow. the Vrow Anna, Coes s•
ants Coasst.som marker, from Greenland for Ham-
burgh ; taken poffsffion of the 3d intl. off the &ad-
land. Sbe has come ta at the Cumbraes.
ABERDEEN, JULY 19.

There are juft arrited here the Surgeon and about thirty debit
crew of the Sims, of Lehi, which yak! had gone cut as a prima •
teen to Greenland, in quell of Pruffians: they bring an a. caul
of three Breath frigates being in Greenland, one of which, the
Onemier, captured the Sims on the3oth alt. at the ledge of the
lee, and alter towing her to days, burnt her. The men arrived
here were put on band a Daze, and landed at Shetland; they fur •
tha Rate that this frigate on the atit of June captured the Ding.
wall , one of her crew la with theft men. The frigate is one of
the three which failed from the Wdh Craft of France for Greer.-
land ; three other frigate, filed above the fame time, fuppored f.r
Daeles Straights. The three frigates In Greenland captured near
the Banks of Newfoundland the William of Gromock, and ano-
ther vellcl, anal oo the nth iullant the Boyne, of Yarmouth,bonn4
to Archangel.
London, England, 1806-07-24

LEITH, JULY st.

A letter has been received from a Gentleman, who
was on board the Sims letter of marque, of Leith,
which Rates the capture of that Tail by the Dutch.
The men were landed at Aberdeen, and the fhip
blown up. It further Rates, that t 6 or 17 North
Britifh whalers have fallen into their hands. The '
Tsai'. will fail this afternoon ; (be is taking nit board
provifions and water. The Galloway Militia have
volunteered their fervices to at as marines oh board
the Tsars., and the Sea Fencibles a►e all called out.
LaR night the fleet for the Baltic and Tonningen
failed from the Roads, under consoy of the Sat.s.v
armed fhip, and a cutter. The Hanoverian Green.
Landman which was brought into the Roads force
time ago, as a prise, has been liberated, by orders
from the Admiralty Board.

°RAVI'S& on, Jot? 14 —Pared by the Eliza, Armand, from
Petertburgh ; Abialton, Aprils; Hannah Abell, Nielodfon ;
Two Brother% Cotswold. and the Frier, Lawton, from Norway ;
Seraph, Lloyd, from Gibraltar; Diana, Hanlon, front Zante ;
Riling Sun, Hutton, from Tenerife; Hope, Whitby, and the
Fame, Anderfon, front Tonnhivn. Sail..d the Hope. White, for
Gibraltar; London Packet, A4Dourall, Mr Philadelphia; and the
Fair American, Davis, for Baltlroore.

Admiral STIRLING left town yelleramy rr.,Tning,
for Plymouth, where be is to hnist hi. ITig, and is cx
potted to proceed immediately on a fecrer exreditit.n.
The Emperor ot the French has. in the handfnmeil
moottorr releafed a Mr. W. T. LIAM S. the lon of
Mr. ALEX•PIDER %VILLIAwJ,a merchant in the City.
and Dr. WICKHAM, travelling profelfor of Magdalen
College► Oxford, who are hourly expelled in England.
London, England, 1806-07-24

CRASSNESS V. COLLINS.

We have had very frequent occafion to nrvice this
caufe in our report of the proceedings in eqnif y. On
account of the increafing expences of this litigation,
inßead of referring a variety of items of account to
the Matters it was deemed prudent to commit the,
decifion upon them to the two junior Conflict in the
caufe, who now appeared to Rate before his Lordfhip
a particular article which they did not think it right
to allow to the Father, without the exprels fan lion
of the Court.
Mr. PERCIVAL lamented that a matter of fo much
delicacy thould In often be adverted to in public; the
item to which this difficulty applied was a rum only
of aol. As the fume to be allowed by the Referees
were only to be thole applied to the maintenance of
the children, they did not confider themfelves antho
riled in placing this to the credit of the Plaintiff with-
oot his Lordfhip's exprefs permitlion.
Sir SAMUIL RoMH.Lv was fomewhat furprifed at
this objeAion. The molt ferious confequences mutt
have been fait by this young gentleman, for whole
ore this money was advanced, if the paternal folici-
tude of Mr. Chambers had not intetroled on fuck an
occafion.
Mars. Finer, and GIRDLEITOIII, to whom theft
accounts had been referred, made fume general com-
meats en the line of conduit they had purfued, and
on their motives for rejeBing this item.
The Lotto Cuamcsi.Loa commended the prudence
of the parties in placing the bufinef, in Inch hands ;
approved of the principle by which the Gentlemen
had been guided in this particular ; and declined in-
terfering with their judgment. He laid, the whole
of this affair exhibited a moll afiliAing pillure of the
verfitility of human affairs ; jolt at this moment the
gratitude of the country was difplayed to the illut
mous grandfather of there young perfons (Lord
Rodney), who had adorned the annals of his country
by one of the molt brilliant vi4fories in the protraited
catalogue of our naval triumphs.
London, England, 1806-07-24

NIWNIAN V. JONES AND ANOTHER.

This caufe has been fix years before the Court. In
t Soo a woman difcovered a bond figned by Laycock
Hill, to whom the Defendants in this caufe are truf-
tees. In that capacity they had difpofed of his drab,
and had fold his elates to a perfon of the name of
Bennet, to whom alfo they delivered their trult deed,
fuppofing they had completely fulfilled all the objeas
of their appointment. The bond was dated in the
year 1780.
After Mr. Hotcuar had been heard for the Plain-
' tiff, and Sir SAM on Roatit.xy fog the Defendants,
The LORD CMANCVLLOR laid, fince the date of the
bond twenty-fix years had expired: the fbr.rtncfs of
human fife made it expedient that fome limitations
fhauld be imp- led. that what either the memory or
the condition of man could not reach, fhonld not be
the conliant fubjeas of difpute and litigating.—
Hence there were Statutes of Limitation on the re
cords of Parliament, avid Statutes of Limitation
which the good fenfe of Judges had recommended,
to preclude unceafing controverfy in the affairs of life.
—On this ground it had been ruled, that a bond on
which no tnterefl had been paid for twenty years,
fhould be cottlidered as cancelled ; and on the obvi-
ous principle, that perfons will be regardful of their
own intareft, and if they have not claimed for a long
fucceffinn of years any benefit from fuch a document,
it is in the higliefl degree probable that they were en-
titled to no lack benefit. His Lordfliip laid, that he
I fhould take cafe that the forms of the Court were, in
tfis inflame, refpcaed, and that fubtiantial jultice
ihould be done between the parties, as effeaually as
the impel fee lights he had OD the fu'ojett could con-
dua lam to it.—Deferted.

intrifitina was taken on Monday,
on the body of j. W. Darky, kfq. who WAS blind
dead in bib bed. at No 3. Sackvilte-!beet. The de-
eeafed, who was a gentleman of fortune, had arrived
on Saturday from his country feat near Windfor :
he compixined of a pain in his head on retiring to
red, no Saturday evening. and the next morning was
found dead.—Verdift—Died by the Vifuation of
Con.

The Thunder norm, on Tharfday lan, was moll
dreadful iu the neighbourhood of Hampton, and Sun-
bury. The latter church was (truck by the lightning,
which greatly damaged the building, and broke le-
veral of the windows.

On the a rah irallanr, as J. Ward, Tithe•prn&r, of
Caihel, in Ireland, was returning home, he was moil
inhumanly murdered by forme peafJns unknown.

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Sunday fe'nnight a boy got on the wheel of a mill,
at Kilmahon, iii Ireland. which let it going, and in-
&and), et uth,;6l biat to atoms.
London, England, 1806-07-24

LINCOLNSHIRE.

VALUABLE ESTATE, in Kick FEEDING LAND, near
Spa/dig and Boltoo.—By PETLit COXE,
At Garraway's Coffee Houk, Change alley, London, up Thu rft!ay
the tstb of Auguß, at Twelve o'Clock, in Otis Lot, un'ci.
precipitin thfroftd of by Private Centred,
AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE of Rich
FEEDING LAND, in tbit paean* of Whaplode and Hot-
beach, eight miles from Spalding, twelve from Bolton, four from
Holbeach, twelve from Wilbouci, all good market, tows*, and
1.11 miles from Lundon—cunfifting of the Manor, or reputed
Manor, of Littli bury, with fandry Farm,, in a ring fence, let on
sort hales, which expire at Lady-day tliofl, at prefent low rents
amounting to 2,0571. Oa. 6d. per 3.1113=1, and greatly improceablc
Tbc Laud Tai is redeemed; the roads are good; the Eftate is in
a dry country, nut liable to floods, near a navigable river, which
communicates, at a sort diltance, witb the German Ocean.
To be viewed by leave of the tenants, on application to MeErs
Porter and Bonner, Spalding, who will (hew the &ate, of whom
printed particulars may be had; as well as of Meer,. Nicholfon.
1.1 pt ; and of Mr. Jonathan Teak, of Leeds •of Marrs. Futter,
Cooke, and Vrtre, Lincoln's Inn, London; and of Mr. Peter
Cute, No. 33, Throgmortuti•itrect, with all of whom piano of the
estates may lie fur.o.-a-Particulars may be alto had at Lioyds and
tAirraway's.
London, England, 1806-07-23

• VOA SALE
At the Isoddril Inn, Plyssonth, oil Mali the idt of Aura Dens
by Eleven o'Cloek In the lloreseen, •
THE • Good Spanith Ship SAN PABLOS.
Dimonfsous—Lcsgth co Deck 84 Ant 34 laebes—Breadth
s 3 feet g loalses-pDepth Is the Hold no fret 4% ischas-vAdmea-
fur" ti`or 37-94 Toga,
Copper•lsottomed, faila eentarkalsty fate. Is wtß esteulatod for a
Private S* of War, an Armed Ship, or for any Trade where
difpatch is a tvquifite; the Reiland Storm are in good condition,
mid Dm may be font to Sea as an safy crowns. A Prize con-
demned to his MsJefty's Ship of. Wax, Faroe/.commanded by
Graham Moore, Efq. now lying in Cat/rimy, and there to be
delivered
Alto for Exportation.
75 Bales of Stg7r—so6 bake of Cocoa—so Bolor of jattap,
3 Bales of Alifpicos-18 Bales of Sarfaparilla—i Bei di Cortex
ezeuthera—.3 Doges of Frooklneenfe.
For Home Confumption .
29 Scrota of Cochineal-9 Scrods of India:n..4 Serous of Bark
Hides In the Illalr—s3B Pieces of Campeacliy dogwood—
s Bale of Peas,
Being the entire Cargo of thetaid Ship San Pablo*.
Samples of the Indigo and Cochineal may be kin. and Cara
locum bad fix days previous to the tale, at the Houfe of Mr. Re.
bat Dunbar, No. PS, Old Loadomttreet, Feocburch Brett, Len.
don, and at the Brokers' Counting Houk.
For viewing the Veffel and Goods, audios. Inventories ;hal for-
d:et particulars, apply to Edmund Lockyer, Efq. one of the
Agents, or to THOMAS LOCKNER,
Plymouth, July 19, silo& Sworn Broker.

COUNTRY RI!SIDENC
TO lIE LET, for a Term of Three Years, and polTelEon to be
bad at Michaelmas neat, or earlier if required,
A MOST deArable and elegant Mention. ready
A Farnlibeel. and ha a Rile of fopetior elegance, fit for the re.
isdenee of a Nobleman or Gentleman's Family, replete with Offices
of every dcferiptioo, Stabling for fourteen, Horks, Coneb.houfe
and Saddk Rooms, Kitchen Gardens and Orem Houk. Pkafurc
Ground. Lawn, Plantations, Etc. with fourteen Acr• of as rich
and fertile Palture Ground adJaioing as any in England{ to which
may he added la acres, or mom Land, if respired. this Mondon.ls
btuata In the WeR of England, and nearly centrally betwassarlital,
Butb.and Cheltenham, but neareft the Wt mucla7tregiaand and
taildanalate Tovrn,overlooking the River Severn, and coolatendlni
extenfite views of the Fordt of Lttaq &c. a Country marked with
marines traits of fertility and beauty. The roads are remarkably
roiLand the Houk lies at eafy diftanees frost (even! good Market
Towns, and within one mile of a Pak Tows.
The Manor (which nnw abounds whit Game, and is co ex
tenfive with the Parini) will be let with the Pro:miles. whereby
the ()copier WU have the choice of his own Gamekeeper.
The Pent and Taxes are moderate, and every accommodation
will be given to a rdpeetable tenant.
for particulars apply on Tnefday, Tharfday, sod Saturday, in
tPricehe preftnt week, between the hours of eleven anal three. to Mr.
, at the Chambers of hielfrs. itta Nth 9,
Lincoln's Inn.
London, England, 1806-07-23

HOLIA! OF COMMONS.

At four o'clock, the Deputy Oiler of the Black Rod ruminated
eh, Heide to hear the Royal AlTent given by f:omonffi,,n to few-
rsl Pte-lic and 'Private Bills.* On his return, the SPI,AK eft ac-
quainted the Houre, that the Royal ,llient had been given to the
following Bills, viz. the Royal Family y BM. th., Conrail-
dated Fund Eill, the Lottery Bill. earl Nelfon's Motility Bill,
lord Rodney's Annuity Bill, the4,olh l'oftage Bin, the Land-
Tax eonfolidat ion Bill, the Auditory B, the Yorvtyor General of
Woods and Eurefts Bill, the Windror Forelt Fill, the itiih Coun-
tervailing Dollen Bill, and the Infolvent Debtors Bill.
On the motion of Mr. HOBLIOUSE, anew Writ was ordered
fur the election of a Member for the Borough of Bodmin, in the
room of John &agent, E(q. who had accepted the Mace of Steward
of the Chiltern Hundreds.
On tht motion of Mr. HOBLIOUSB, an Account, preferited on
the tyitt inflant, r.fpealng the additions muck to the Public Dthi,
was ordered to be piloted.
• A blerfage from the Lords acquainted the Houle, that the
ads had agreed to the following bills, viz. the Crown lacares
8.11 the Scots E.zehequer Chamber Bill, the Soots Forfeited
BM. the Seas Canal Bill, Mandowal's Welt India and Seas
Elates Bits, the Receiver General of Cuftoms Office Regulation
Bill, the Public Harbours ?ulceration Bill, and the Oak Bark
London, England, 1806-08-04

EAST INDIA MIECIEd. 7 ' st, ow.
THE CONNITTEE of SIPPPING of t&United
COMPANY of MERCHANTS #* ENGLAND **Raz
* the 1435 INDIES,* krill eve Notice,
That the Committee wit be reedy to receive Proporati, in
inking, *slaw, on er Were Wednektey the sot! of Amid
meat, from fink Parkes who may be wiling to (apply the Com-
pany with
ANCHORS and ORAPNALS, PITCH and TAR,
I . ' CANVAS, SHOIT and SHELLS,
COPPER, SWEDISH IRON.
i
And that the Conditions of the Contra& may be fees open ap-
pleatiee to Mr. James Conan, Clerk to the fall Ceoutsittar, with
wham the Worlds Kaaba left before twelve o'clock at neon, an
the kid mak at Asia, beyond which hoar the Committee will
not restive any Tender.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery. made in a Chafe of Enos spina Beattie, the Cr.'
dkon of JAMES DRAT VIE, Late of York ftreet. Covent. Gar•
de., in the County of Middlefex, Poeket-Bnok Maker, deceafed,
are, on or before the 6th day of November next, to come in and
prove their debts before John Spriagett Harvey, Efq. one of tha
Miners at the fail Coon. at his Chambers in Southampton build
Chaneery-laae. London, or in defsuk thereof they will pit,
remptorily be excluded the benefit of ch. laid Decree.

ONE HUNDRED w ONE HUNDRED end
FIFTY POUNDS, will be pretested to any Perfon wbo
has Inter& to procure (immediately) an ENSIGNCY in the line,
tor a young Man of refiedtability: the ftridttft lecrecy may be
relied on.
Letter, (poll paid) addreffed to Mr. Swainfon, to be left at the
Black Swao, Ryder'. court, Leieelter•fquare, (taring pirtienlars,
will be attended to. No perfonal enquiry there can be grattbed.

itil) LION INN, SHAFTESBURY, DORSET.
To be LET, and entered upon immediately,
ALL that compaa and well accullomed Inn, now
occupied by George Jukes. The len compact good Par-
lours, Bed Rooms, sod other lineable Apartments, with Stall Sta.
bits, Coach Howley, Ike. is in good repair, and well worth the at-
tention of thole within; ro engage In the Public Bands.
Shaftelbury is Ilivate In the great Weßem Road, leading ?mot
London to Exeter, and in the Road from Bath to Weymouth.
The Inn is in the centre of the Market-Place, in foil Colton, and
is to be Let for no other mien whatever, than on account of the
ill health of the preen( occupier.
The Stuck, which is of the belt quality and molt modern faibion,
-with
the Fixtures, Ste to be taken at a valuation of two indifferent
winos, one to he chorea by each party.
For a view of the Pimlico, apply to the Occupier, and for fur-
ther particulars (if by letter pat paid) to Charles Bowles, or Wm.
Upjoln. Shaftthury ; or Mars. Tahourdie, Solicitors, Argyll-
Airco, Landau.
London, England, 1806-08-04

BIDEFORD, DEVON...VALUABLE RECTORY, with
PARSONAGE, and FIFTY-FIVE. ACRES of GLEBE.
TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,
By PETER CORE,
At Garravraes, on Toefday the a6th of Anglin., at twelaneoloat
THE NEXT PRESEN FATION to the valuable
RECTORY of BIDEFORD, product g a prefant incense of
5601. per annum, at a yearly compolition in lieu .f tythes, taken
at the very moderate 'Cot of aa In the pound, includiegthe Glehe
and Surplice Fees; hut, it is prtfuni,d, the reftury is highly im-
provable. The prefent Incumbent Is aged 76 The Parfnnage
is beautifully fituate, with lawn, gardens, and plantations ; com-
mands earenGvc views of the river Torridge, and neighbouring
country; cont.ins a drawing room, dining parlour, awl Rudy;
eight bed chambers, convenient offices of every defeription, comb
!mule and two Rabies. The Glebe cnnfifts of 55 Acres of rich
arable and path= land. Bideford is a pleafant fea-pert, and good
market tows, a few miles did en t from Barofl epic and 'Forrington,
the neighbourhood genteel and road, the reads good, and the
couetry fingularly pleafant.
The prefent Ream, the Rev. Richard Rests, vs ill dew the
Parfonage and Gkhe ; and particulars may be had one month pre-
ceding the fate, at the Pope's Head Inn, Plymouth ; the Golden
Lion, Barnftaple ; the New London Inn, Exeter; the New Inn,
Bideford; of Mr. Peter Cole, 33, 'llarognaorton-fireet; and at
Lloyd's and Garraway's.

PIANTS....BROOKWOOD PARK.—CAPITAL MANSION
and FARM, FOUR HUNDRED and SIGH rY-FIVE
ACRES, and ERAMDEAN HOUSE, with THIRTY-ONE
ACRES of LAND.
By PETER COXE,
I At Gorraway's, on Tuefday, the s6th of Snell, In Tsro.l.ata,
Lot a. A VALUABLE FREEtIOLD and Part
3. COPY/MID ESTATE, nearly equal to Freehold,
called Brookwood Park, Eve miles South of Atresfmd, twelve
from Akon, and tea mike/ colt ef Wincliefter; confiding of a
ha/trireme fpacioos :motion. fuitable to a Noble:ism or Grntle
man's family, with all requifirc pleartire ground. gardens,
Banding in a park of abou' recency Acre', with farm Ample, sot- j
tape, bans, and other outbuildings, and adjoining enclofures of
arable. mesdow and wood land, containing in the whole four hun•
del aid eighty-Sure acres.
Los *.That valuable FresholJEltate known as Braindeanffnufe
four mi/es loath of Alretford ; cotilliting of a febftantially ereami
Family Bald:nee., at prefent in the polls bon of Admiral Calrnady
(wbeft Info expire ou the toth of Orlober, when polL4lnn will
be given), with very eztenfive and appropriate others, catenate
garden, and pleafure grounds, farm-horde. dairy, barn, Itabinia,
and other neceffar7 outbuildings, and upwards of thirty acres of
rich arable and paßure land.
May be viewed one month preceding the fele, by application to
Mr. Perry. Bramdtan, of whom printed parts. Wars may be had .
alto of F. Webb. Efq Sallibary: at the tolphin. Southampton t she
Gairge, Winelstfter ; the Bulb, Farnham ; of Mean. OVie,Oddie,
and Fortier, Carey-Brat, Lincoin'siumfielJai and at Mr. Peter
One, No. 33,-Ihroginortomitran, where plea. et the dials may
be real.
London, England, 1806-08-04

IDO]

MONDAY, AUGUST 4.
PRICE OF s roars ON SATURDAY
3 per Cent Red. Ana. 650 11 Imp. Ann 111 9-16
3 per Cent. Card 641 4 641 MR 5 per Cent. 944
4 Per Cent. 83 844 4 Rubel. Sills, par se. 3e. prem.
3 per Cent. 9a 95497j4 0111111111 91 to}/ t
Lao. Ann. 413 9.164 Cad for uc. 641 654 65
India is. diC

On Saturday evening, about five o'clock, tie Earl
of LAUDIRDAL I, appointed Minifter Plenipotentiary
on the part of ow Government, to condua the ne.
grreiaalon that has for tome time been going on with
the Court of St. Cloud, left town. Mr. GOMM ID. the
wilts who brought over the difpatehes received on
Friday, slid not accompany his Lordfhip as (laud in
tome morning papers, but followed him yefterday.
His Lordthip was accompanied by Profelror Du-
o& LP STUART, acid Mr. BAII I co, the Mellinger, who
will bring back the firft difpatehes from his Lo►dlhip.
About one o'clock yefterday morning Lord Lau-
osaasr.a reached Deal, and loon after embarked on
board the Cense frigate, Commodore Owen, which
failed for the French Coaft between five and fix
o'clock, and landed his Lordfhip at Calais at ten
o'clock the fame morning. His Lordlhip would
probably reach Paris this day.

The Funds Bill keep riling, from the hope that
Peace will refult from the preterit Negoeiation. At
one o'clock this day the following were the prices:
Confols for money, 65 }—Ditto, Aug. 65 If—Re-
duced, 66 4-omniurn, for money, II ll—Ditto,
Aug. tai 4—Exchequer Bills, as. to 3s. prem.-
4 per Cents. 85—Navy 5 per Cents. 981.

FRENCH SQUADRON.
On Saturday, we Rated, that the DISPATCH, of
18 guns, had brought accounts to Plymouth, of the
LOlllt, of 38 guns, being chafed by three French
frigates, off the Coaft of Ireland, which the was en-
deavouring to draw towards the craiaing ground of
the Sorsa', of 74 guns, and the Moat, of 38 guns.
Oar letters from Plymouth this morning, nate,
that it is there reported, that theft three frigates,
have efcaped, and got into a French port ; and that
by tome they are fuppored to have come from the
Welt Indies: on the other hand, we have letters
from Torbay, which nate the arrival there on Fri-
day, of the (loop Mats, Captain Cuerts, from
the fleet off Rochefort, which reports, that on Tuef-
day the (poke a gun, brig about 120 miles W. by
S. of U(hant, who faid that fire had communicated
intelligence by telegraph to the Par:twos frigate of
her having left his Majelly's (hip SonFRI and one or
two other (hips in Chace of three French frigates, andl
as they were then within four hours fail of them,
hopes were entertained they would get up uith the.
In a day or two we may exped to receive room
certain intelligent refpetling theft frigates.
London, England, 1806-08-04

A CAU I'ION TO FAMILIES.

_ .....
HE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
A gained by the fuperlor eteellence of his ESSENCE. of AN.
CHO YAM for nos Sauce has induced many perfous to give the
fame came to an article entirely different.
JOHN BURGESS and SON 'kink it a duty they owe the
Public, to caution them again& roach ImpoStions, as fevers, people
travel the Empire, Girding Shopkeepers, Sce. an extra large profit to
vend the fpurious kind they arc particularly requefted to elk for
BURGESS'!, and to obferve, none is genuine bat what have thefe
words upon the latiel—" John Burgers aad Son's Original and to-
periur bifeoce of A nchoska." --Warchoufe, No. 107, Scrawl,
corner 'of the Savoy Steps, London.

FOR thole dillreMng Debilities which prevent or
render unhappy the Mar late State. (but cannot, with a due
regard to &Macs, he mentioned in a Newfpaper) long experience
ba. proved Sir HANS SLO ANE's RRAIIII4A.
vino PiLI:S to be the molt certain and fovereign Remedy.
. . .

A I'amphlet more particularly defrriptive of their •trues. may
be ►ad (gratis) at Mr. Perrin's. Nu. at, Southampton-Brea, Co-
vent Garden, where (by (pedal appointment) they are (old whole.
fale and retail. T►ey are (old retail by nll the principal Venders
of Proprietary Medicines In London. To perfons in the Country,
enelofing the amount, free of pottage, they will to immediately
forwarded. Price tos. 6d.
London, England, 1806-11-19

Ilk day was publithed, Flee bawd IS 6d. or tfis ■ Desen to
thole who buy them to give away,
A New Edition, being the Thirty ninth, of
AN HELP and GUIDE to CHRISTIAN
FA hl I I . I ES —Coot ai n
r. Do'ttinal initruetions for the right information of their
J udgmenti.
2..Pradtleal Dlredtions for the general ecourfe or their Lives.
3. Particular Advice for the well managing every day ; with
reference to their Natural Adions, Clvii Employateuts, neceiary
Recreations, and Religious duties.
Unto which are added, Principles, of Religion ufeful to be known,
believed, and praaifed by fuch as define to receive the Holy Coon.
mullion with benefit and comfor;—with Forms of Prayer for Fa.
milks and Single Perfons.
Mfo, Divine Hymns ou revert, °canons.
By WM. BURKITT, M.A. late Vicar of Dedham. In Fits
Printed for F. and C. Rivington, No 6a. Rt. Peel's Church-yard;
Longman and Co. J. Mammon, and Matthews and high.
London, England, 1806-11-10

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLIROY, AND FREI
OP THE COUNTY OF WILTS.

HAVING had the honour, at a very numerous
b and molt refpedtabk Meeting of the County. held here this
day, of being unanimoufly nominated as proper patens to ,epee.
fent you in the caning Parliament, we beg leave to return you our
heartfelt chants for the fame. And as you have afforded us the
confident expectation of experiencing the fame unanimity on the
day of eleAlom. pe-trit us to allure you that we will exert our M-
inot! abilities in dilikarging the traits to be 'roofed in us. by main-
taining with manly frames the trus and couftitutional interefts of
our King and Country,and by a zealous and unremitting attention
to the =terns ol this County. We are, Gentlemen
Your much obliged and faithful bumble Servant.,
HEN. PENRUDDOCK WYNDHAM.
Devise, Nov. s. RICHARD LONG.

IN a Meeting or Affentbly of the LIVERYMEN
Of the feteral Companies of the CITY of LONDON, held at
the Guildhall of the fall Cky, on Saturday the Sth day of No.
trunhcr,
lido!red unanimoally. That the Thanks of this Hall be siren
•• Aidennan Sir JOAN WILLIAM ANDMON. Bin. fur his emb
rattly indefatigable attention, seal. and ability, In his ditchers*
of the high and important duties of one of the Reprelentatires of
this City, In the three IA Parliaments, and for his firm, diligeot,
and impartial conduct, as a Masiltrate.
ONATHAN MILES, isherie...
JAMES BRANSCOME, J
London, England, 1806-11-10

OREENOCIC, NOVEMBER 7.

The Northern Liberties, Warr, arrived here yet
terday from Chatleflon, after a patrAge of 3o days.—
The Independence, Wststa, arrived there from
hence on the tBth September, and the Olive Branch,
BENNeTT, on the soth. The Succefs, OSBORN, ar•
laved here yeaerday from Qi/ebec, after a paff.age of
five weeks.
London, England, 1806-11-10

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.
Mil. DM
I I Gottenburgb
1 z limbtug\

Dallis
Watt/ford

♦RC. SOS.
S 0
O I

PENZANCE. NOVEMBER 7.
Within a day or two pad the Union arrived from

Plymouth, with foodries ; the Concord, and the

Wilford. from Swanfea, with coals; and the Norway
/hip Dorothea, from Dublin, in ballak, in order to
take fill at this port; the Betfey, Hiehins. from
Falmouth, for Cardiff 1 the Prince Edward, alio from
Falmouth, in order to take tin, for Caermarthen ;
and the Jenny, Tuomas, from London. with Go-
-1 wernment Stores, for Cork, pot in here leaky.
PLYMOUTH, NOV. I.
Came in the Aim-acre, of 38 guns, front a

cruise ; Pima, of so guns, from the Spanilh main;
ate brings a favourable account of the progrefs of
WIRANDA ; HARLIQZJIN armed fhip, from a crui;e;
Aurora. Captain TRUK r, from Lilb on for this pert,
with fruit.—Sailed the I MAILS, of 38 guns,
1 for Fortfmeuth. The Contassaoa, of 74 guns,
patted by the Sound this day for Falmoth. The
Attica, of 64 guns, is fitting to join the Expedition
about to fail from Falmouth for Soutb America.
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER y.
Arrived his Majelly's fhip lets, from Newfound.
land, IA from Plymouth. Sailed the Two Brothers,
Ctounwrov, for Leith. Rear-Admiral Geosza
Mu attar has re.hoilled his flag on board the Poty-
se e ems, of 64 guns, Captain Harwood, which is
fitted for twelve months. The command of this dd.-
tinguifhed OfOcer is not known. He will fail the
moment the Cenci Rome fhip, Captain Joyce, is
ready. The BLONDS frigate, Captain V. V. /lat.-
!,
LARD ; and the ARXINDANCII (lore (hip, will fail when
the wind comes fair, with a convoy for the Well In.
dies. They take the trade from Cork. Wind S.
DOVER, NOVEMBER 9.

A French Cartel from Havre arrived off here this
afternoon for a pilot to take her to Lynn. where be
ir going for 150 French lick prifoners. Wind S.W.
and moderate.
London, England, 1806-11-10

DEAL, NOVEMBER E.

Arrived the Kascatoo floop of war from a cruise
off Boulogne, THIASH az gun brig from Dungenefs,
MARINI, from a cruize off °fiend, and Zan,* bomb
from Portfmouth. Sailed the FEANCIIIII and Ma-
o:claims frigates for the Nore ; Vim' gun brig for
Yarmouth ; hates& and JACKALL gun brigs, on a
cruize off Oftend ; Datralara and SPARK'. t gun
brigs, and Ataow fchooner, on a cruize off Bou•
logne. The BLAZON gun brig arrived this morning,
and brought in with her the Danifh Eall India !hip
Norge, Captain Hozw, from Copenhagen, bound to
Batavia and other ports, which the detained.
Nov. 9.—Arrived the TARTAN. frigate from Bet.
rnuda, and failed through for the Nore ; SPITTIII
!loop and BLOODHOUND gun brig, from a cruize off
Boulogne. Sailed the OTTIIL !loop, aad Tmaassola
gun brig en a cruize ; CLYDE frigate, and BOLD gun
brig fcr the Wore, and Sir Godfrey Weblier, Boa.
TON, for the River. The DEVASTATION bomb has
a fignAl flying for a convoy to the Weßward.
Remain In the Dowee--Itetelus, Meech of Orange. Age.

tocmnon, Antelope. Trudy, Shan... !bubo, Clyds7lfeit;l
Morquiu,, Skylark, Spitfire, Kangaroo, Seagull, and Rellette doopo;
Zebra. Profpero, Devaltatlon, Mettle, Yefevius, Explobon,
Lu-
o and Purr bombs; jadull, Illoodbouud. Mariner, Invete-
rate, Turbulent, ENettiOl. and Blaser gun brigs; Ignition and
Phapboeus Ere vrffels; Difpateh Navy tranfport. Pleafant Hill
faired hoop, and Harmony vigualling tranfport.
YARMOUTH, NOV. 9.

Yellerday arrived the STATELY, from the Nore,
and a cutter from the Elbc, with difpatches, which
were forwarded immediately. This day failed Ad.
tiiral R 's cquadron, on a cruise, with the
MAJESTIC, DICTATOR, EDGAR, RSIOLUTION, NAS
say, and STATELY men of war, Atlantis and
l'AmtaatAr frigates, CRUIZIR and Istocssa Hoops,
and Iwo brigs. In the Roads, Roaauce, Admiral
DOUGLAS, oaebtig. and two cutters.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1806-02-04

VIENNA, JAN. it.

Our beloved Emperor, Francis IL re-entered this
capital on the 1 6th, and to-day the Archduke Charles
likewife entered at the head of fix regiments of in-
fantry and three of ca►alry, which in future will form
the gartifon of this city. Thefe troops. amountiog
to abotlt tWefity-filie thourand men, were received
with loud acclamations of joy. The Emperor went
to meet them.

The State Chancery returned on the 16th t all the
Foreign Miniltera have alto returned, except the Rut%
flan Minifler.

CONSTAITTINOPLE, DEC. so.

Ten days ago eight Ruffian Blips of war and tranf-
ports, laden with artillery and provifions from the
Black Sea, palled through the Channel of Conitan-
tinnple,a:d failed for lonia. The number of troops
on board thefe Blips was not confiderable ; but we
learn from them, that the Ruhlian Court has deter-
mined to fupply the place of thole troops which
failed from Corfu for Italy with others : with which
view ten thoufand men are already collated at
Sebanopol, and have received orders to embark for
Corfu, for which illand they will fail in a few days.

BANKS OP THE MAYNE, JAN. se.
On the itith init. the Emperor Napoleon arrived
at Stutgard, on his return to Paris.

BERLIN. JANUARY 25.

His Imperial Highnefs the Grand Duke Conflan-
tine of Ruda left this city yellerday, and the Here-
ditary Prince and Plincets of Weimar will leave us
this day.
London, England, 1806-02-04

HAGUE, JANUARY ii.

The exportation of rye, oats, potatoes. and buck
wheat to the northern countries, and the exportation
of Army and (hip provifions and forage to the places
fituate between the Elbe and the Ems is again per-
mitted.

The march back of the greater part of the French
troops from our Republic to the Coafts Hill continues.
The Englifit tranfport No. 123. arrived in the
Teel, has brought a number of Dutch prifoners
from England.

MAGDEBURG, JAN. sj.
Yeilerday the Hauoveiran Courier. M. Sons,
paired through this city on his way from Hanover to
Berlin.

RAwOVER, JAN. as
The Ruffian troops which are here cape& an or
der every hour to begin their march. After having
joined the remainder of the army, they will proceed
towards the Elbe, and through the country of hieck-
lenburg.

A Convention has been concluded between his Ex-
cellency the PrufEan Lieutenant General Count Kal-
kreuth, at Paderborn, and General Barbon, at Ha-
meln, according to which the PrufGan troops, in the
territory of Paderborn, will form a cordon of neu-
trality, and fo long as it continues, Puffer no reinforce-
ments of French troops to pars to Hameln. On the
other hand, the combined troops will evacuate the
country round Hameln, which will be again occu-
pied by French troops from Hameln.
By order of Lieutenant General Lord Cathcart,
who commands the Brain% troops on the Continent,
the recruiting for chaiFeurs, Sec. is continued.
London, England, 1806-02-04

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PARLIAMENTARr PROCEADINCS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, FEB 3.
On the motion of Lord WALSINGH CV!, it was ordered.
that no Reports on Private Bilh be received front the Judges after
the teth of April nett.
The of the Appeal, Ogilvie v. the Carron Company,
waadß to-morrow -fe'onight.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Oa the motion of I` S. BOURNE, the Speaker iftued his
Writ to eket a Burgc.rs for the Borough of Windom-, in the
room of the Right Hon. Charles Long, who, fince his eleetion had
accepted the Office of Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland.
TM Malt Ditty and the Pteonal ellates Duty Bills were read a
reeved time, and ordered to be etwamitted to-morrow.
On the motion of Mr. S. BOURNE, the further confide-ration
of the Petition, complaining d an undue Eletaion for the County
of Middiefex, was poltponed to Friday next.
Mr. MORTON prefented a Petition from the Debtors eonaned
in the Gaol of Dorfet —which was ordered to lie on the Table.
The Houk having, on the modem of Mr. POOLE, refolved
hfdf into a Committee for taking into coofideration the fur-
ther (applies to be granted to his Majefty, the Honourable Man
ber prefented the Ordnance Account, which was referred to
theu Committee, and the Report ordered to be received to-
=ROW.
London, England, 1806-11-17

TURKEY.

A letter from Conßantinople, of which din rub 4
joined is an extvad, was received at Hall Oa #ridat
laR : .
CONSTA NTINOPIA Orr*

" I am in expeSation of failing for Sniyrna in tw6
or three days, but how long we filen remain there)
depends entirely on the times, which are very bad in
every refpeft here, both in politics and harmers. We
have indeed been very much alarmed Of late, left war
fhould break out between the Porte and Ruffle 6--
as in that event it is but too certain, that Eng-
land would join the latter, in which cafe our pro-
perty and perfons wooly be feized t Therefore you
may be furs every exertion is made on our parts.tn
liquidate all concerns and get away ; though by the
left communication for our Aroloalliutor, it appear{
ho hopes that things will bl amicably adjufled. The
rebels are at the very gates of Conftantinople, com-
pletely viaorious, which has kept us in continual
alarm. Great changes have been made in the Go-
vernment, fu that we hope they will be Cabbed."