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London, England, 1806-11-08

COURT OF RING'S BENCH, NOV. 7.

EARLS AND OTH US V. iUWCtOVT.
Mr. Grianow moved fur a rule to thew cattle, why
the verdi.t obtained for the Plaintiff in this [Mlle,
fhould not be fet slide, and a new trial granted. The
caufe was tried at Guildhall, at the Sittings atter left
terns, and was an :edicts upon a policy of infnrance
On the flip Arabella, employed in the African trade.
The Captain failed with inliruftions almott unlmit-
ed, except that in every part of them be was defired
to make the greatest difpatch in the purchafc of his
cargo at the belt market. He failed felt for Cape
Cleft. but upon his arrival there, finding that Dawes
were difficult to be procured, and being informed that
they were to be obtained more eafily at Delmena, a
I fmall Dutch port, where there fublifled a mutual
courtefy between the traders of each country, altho'
Great Britain was at that time at war with Holland,
be went there, and traded without molellation from
the Dutch. Whilst he continued there, an Englifh fri-
gate hove in fight, by which his velfel was taken, with
tome of the Dutchmen, and was afterwards ultimately
condemned. In going to this port he was ading fur
the luppofed advantage of his employers. Thequellion
was, whether this amounted to Barratry? For the
Plaintiff it was contended, that it was Barratry in
the Captain to fail to an enemy's port, with know.
ledge of its being fo ; and in order to thew that it was
not, it was infitted that the Defendant should clearly
prove by his evidence, that the Plaintiffs had directed
their Captain to go there. It appeared that the Mat-
, ter or Captain of the read had no particular advan-
tage in view for himfelf, by going to Delmena,
which' did not alto turn to the advantage of his em-
ployees. The only advantage he could have, would
be by getting earlier to a market, by anticipating
others, by arriving more early at his market, and
thereby obtaining a greater price fur his (laves, and
confequeraly a greater turn by wag of per centage for
himfelf ; which it was obvious would alto increase
the profit. of his employers. It was proved that it
was ufual for the Englilb or Dutch merchants at the
port of Dclmeaa to co operate very cordially loge.
I ther in the Slave Trade, even during times of war
I between their refpedive nation,.
L ,rd Eccsantraouos —The Captain entered into
ailenemy's port, and rendered himfelt fuojed to
capture, without any dired authority from his
Jwners —hot, as he had no advantage in view, but
that which he had in common whh his owners, I
doubted whether it WAS Bet r•lt y—l thery for e gave
,
Jiver yto move this puurt, acd it is fit the tpietton
fhould be c..rfidered. As to the agreement bet weer
the li)otch and Englifh merchants. that perhaps will
not help you, 4thoogh it be 1041 ; for they Are aft-
tn~ in vtulatiust of the law.—Ru.e to thew
caul.: granted.

MILL V.

Sir V. Ginks moved fora rule fur a new trial in
,hic CJir. It was an 441 inn on a poky of ntlutance,
on a lip at and from London to the S”uth Seas,
[Tara ow.
London, England, 1806-08-12

WEST INDILt.

• .
DARRADOEL JULY t.
By the arrival here fence our tall of tome of his
Majefiy's veffels from off Martinique, and through
other intelligence received circuitoully Irons thence,
we have obtained the following liatement of the,
French fquadron there t
Foods/sync, do guns, Rear-Admiral
Veteran, Ye Captain Jerome Him/parts.
award, 74 - Fours
Impetueux, 74 Lreen Calaie
Patriot, y 4 Khron.
Atha, 74 --- Prosoft to Crole.
Waren. 44.
The Veteran arrived on the sth of Tunes the Int
petheux and /Enka; nn the 15th; the Voudroyant and
Valeureux on the loth; and the Cafard and Patriot
on the sad. #t
This event is ainly the more to be lamented,
as a mollglorio ppportunity ha, been 101 l of giving
the Empernes.young brother a leffons f B•itilh
which might have weaned this naval afpirasit of his
Veteran command ; and what is yet of more crde.
quence, have checked the further career of this frilia•
dron, which has been In anzioutly but unfueeefifully
fought by many of our molt zeal•sus Commanders"
Our prefent force on this Ration remains in Car
line Bay. refitting the damages Attained by tire wee,
ther. To the progrefs of their equipment every eye
' is turned ; and the antiety for their departure is con
fiderably increafed, from the confidence with which
it is reported that the enemy defigns to quit his an•
chorage on Thurfday.text. Thus is every attention
fattened to our Naval ComlViander, who will bear
with him tg the battle the warms and. wifires of all
ranks, artd be recdved with enthufafto and joy re-
turning ft?* a viaory that mull Woe, Mould he
meet Ow enemy, with whole force he is no way use.
goal to comiwa however a Ails or two Ids he may
be to thews iu Reaelosr.
Alt soietio wps hid so dowdily evening on the
•effels Is the Say 1 and a very alive pith took place
dosing the night.
London, England, 1806-08-15

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ttil• the rth of December, tilos, being the Day appointed fur a Girvan' Mr' Jim" Thaa4"
General Thaaltfeiving. filaßton, Mr. Sisual
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London, England, 1806-02-24

TO rg.t.,: RDIToR OF TITS ST .fit

remain, r 6, 1•.c6. •
dir—l cannot forbear adding the teilimony of a
brother Officer to the truth, jultice, and moderato.it
of the Addrefs of NAUTICUS to fife Ho11*: of Co4n•
mons, rotated in your Paper of the :4:11 and
for which I think him intilled to the hearty tilAn;.s
4.f the Captains at large.
Any perfm coarerfant un this ("Act% will readlv
admit that he: has made the 1100)favostrable rtpreftnt2
lion that it !IR& ; for in fpeaking of that part of
Cantain's pay called conrfrenfatiorr, he has neglated to
obrirvz, that this is not paid him until his Accounts
for the fhip he commands Isepayidat the Navy (As
in which, fhnuld any flaw, mittake, or negleet aronear,
the whole is tnintediaiellflopt. together with hi: &If pay,
and compcnfation for anyfiip he conottatid afiett-
ward/. For the truth of this, I am, amonglt a grow
rosily others, myfelf an example, and a confide:Aare
fufferer. You will, therefore, nbfcrve, that the WTI
amount of pay that a Captain of a frigate Or Corn•
minder may draw for, is the quarterly fans of
131. 2S. ! amounting to 13 al. Ss. per Annum, for
his neceffary daily expences, which by the moocrate
compenfation of Nauvrcu 3, are Rated at
isa6 7 6
Amount of pettonal pay • 132 1 o

a defleitmey of ti to et
to he furnilhed by fome other means.—Not to dwelt
any longer upon a fobjeft, which I lhould licpe
needs only to be known to be remedied. and which
is fo fairly and ably fet forth in the Addrefs of NA u-
Twos to the Haute of Commons, I am., Sir, your
very humble fervent, ♦ POST CAPTAIN.
London, England, 1806-02-24

PICTTIALLINO OFWCA, felrnas7 t 7, ,aces
THE COMM/SSIONERS for VICTUALLING
NIS huyssrn NA YT, i Small gigs notist,
That oa Today the sgth What, they will be ready to receive
tenders in writing, (foaled up) and treat Car
TWO HUNDRED TONS OF MUSCOVADO SUGAR,
To be anfwerable to fainpics to be produced with the Tenders, to
be delivered in the proportion of not les than twenty-five oar
mere than thirty tool per week boas that day into his Maj.:fills
Vietualling Stares at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bill! payable
with intereft ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contradt may be ken at tht Secretary's
Office.
No rigard will As Sod b opy Tender in I.lkis6 rbe trice Anil an it
*rad ia wear at lotith, or that )641 ear is &lien,* 1 • the Emil,
I lON Ellar eavel on tin Ail 71,141 tin tph :,.flair, nor so*
I P• 111 mob. ma. a& Taier, or fine Pinfia on ais behalf, atm& ai
.entiver wire :died for.
London, England, 1806-02-24

Non Ilbl, fcd Pattiz, visit.

After the interment, the cavalcade returned in a
kind of irregular procellion to the Houfe of Lords.
The whole was over about twenty minutes after three.
After the Company feparated, workmen took
down the hangings, efcutcheons, &c. in the Painted
Chamber and Long Gallery of the Houfc of Lords,
as their Lora:tips were to meet this day.

A very extraordinary circumflance attended the
preparation of the family vault for Mr. Yurr's inter-
ment. On the vault dnor ',zing thrown open, the
workmen, to their extreme amazement, Oster-ye,' the
coffins of the late Earl, the Countels of CHATHAM,
and that of their daughter, Lady H. ELLIOT, lying
on their fides ! Whether the men imagined that they
had changed their pofition in confequence of their
boilterous vifit, we know not t but certain it is, that
they threw down their pickaxes and !hovels, and et--
taped with great precipitation ! On invelligation,
it was difenverect, that Pt the time of the fire in the
Abbey, all the vaults had bren hornd.sted from the
plugs that communicated with the rhames, and that
' in this temporary deluge the cAsits had floated, and
on its fubfiding were lett in the extraordinary politica
in which the/ were the' discovered.
London, England, 1806-04-26

/Minn to big revenue nf 201. a year. I now cetsli tts
the Commiffioned Officers, whole pay has not expe-
rienced any rife fince the days of Queen Anne.—
Fisk as to Lieutenants, who have received but se.
a day finer that period, I &odd add ts. per day—to
the Captains and Admirals, whole pay has been as
lationary as that of the Lieutenants, I would Wu
make an addition. The Captains, I allure the Houle,
although their complaints have nut been fo often
heard, have as much ground to complain. and ate as
much entitled to attention, as any dais in his Ma.
jelly's ferviee. To the pay of thefe Officers, there-
fore, I would add 4s. per day. The gradation relpec-
clog the Admirals I would arrange thus—to Rear
Admirals, an addition of 3s. 6d. per day ; to Vice
Admirals Ss. to Admirals ys. and to Admirals of the
Fleet los. Upon this calculation, the addition under
the feveral heads-will ftand thus :

a
•

‘56.3113
7.3g*
2,563
s 7 600
26,8c0

17.904
3: Ao6
711,000 •
30000

.
London, England, 1806-06-14

TRIAL OF LORD merviLLt.

This day was puttlifhed, neatly printed in one Volume, Odavo,
with an engraved Portrait of his L,relthlp.priee toe. 6d. hoard',
AFULL and CORRECT ACCOUNT of the
1 RlM—by I wp,achment, of HENRY LORD VISCOUNT
MELVILLE. for High Crimes and Mifdemconate, before the
Houle of Peers. io Weßminfter-Hall, between the 29th of April
and the r 7th of Mry, rite& To which is prefixed, a Sketch of
the LIFE. and POLITICAL CHARACTER of his LORD-
SHIP, and a complete Account of the Proceedings in Parliament,
relative to the Charges on which the Impeachment was founded.
Publithed by Langston, Huril. Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-
row, London.
London, England, 1806-06-14

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

THE peat reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
.a• pined by the fuperior excellence of his ESSENCE of AN-
CHOVIES for Filh Sauce has Induced many perks, to give the
fame name to an article entirely different.
JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they-owe the
Public, to caution them againtt fuch ienpofitions,ss feveral people
travel the Empire, offering Shopkeepers, &e. an extra large profit to
vend the fpuriuns id.ol: they are particularly requeßed to as for
BURGESS',, and to pilferer., none Is genuine hut what have there
words upon the label—••• John Burgers and Son'. Original and fu-
perior Effenze of Anchovics."— —Warehoufe, No. xo7, Strand,
comer of the Savoy Steps, Londuci.
London, England, 1806-06-14

LONDON.

- - .
SATURDAY, JUNE 14.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT OW O'CLOCK s
Confols, for op 6t{—Reduced 601-omnium
Bache+ SIM, par is. prem-4 per Cent. OK
PRICE OF root.; YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock 2061 Short Ann. t 7-t6
3 p. Ct. Red Ann. 6of 6o India Bonds, Is. a as. dif.
3 per Cent. Conf. Ann. (hut Imperial 3 per Cent. 58f 59
4 per Cent. Navy dm nit Each. Bills Is. dif. ts. prcm.
5 per Cent. Navy (hut Otnniurn, zi prem.
Long Ann.l7! 5-t6 Conf for ace. 6t;}}

We have received French jonrnals t the 6th and
Dutch to the loth intl. From thefe and from the
mails of which we were obliged yellerday to prefent
only a (port analylis, we have given, in the preceding
columns, extraCts of every thing worthy of notice.
The foreign journals prefent a mats of incongru-
ous rumours, from which it is hardly poffible to coi-
tal an intelligible detail. One thing however is ob-
vious. Germany is undergoing a complete change
in its political conflitutions, which will transfer all
the power and influence of the Germanic Body to
BoAAFARTB and his allies ! What further objets are
in contemplation it is impoffible to guefr, but fo large
an army as France now keeps up, cannot be long un-
employed.
London, England, 1806-06-14

NEW BOOKS TO APPEAR IN JUNE.

MR. PHILLIPS has the honour ;o inform the
Literary World and Na Public at Larne. that he has in Pre.
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interelting w Wot Ks.
t. Mr. CARR' STRANGER IN IRELAND, or Travels in
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the lift fifty vrars, in five volume., price at.. in boards.
3. THE POEI ICA!. WORKS, OF Miss ROnlitiON, now
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before publithed„in three elegant volumes, price tl.t s 6.1. boards,
4. THE WILD IRISH GAL, a Nnv.:l, by Mifs OWEN SYN.
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boards.

6 oDsERTATIONS on the NATURE, KENDS, CAUSES,
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Edition, correded and improved, in two vols. price anc pinta to
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had of every Bookleiler in Great Britain and Ireland
Within the let Three Months, Mr. PHILLIPS has publithed the
London, England, 1806-06-14

LISBON MAIL.

By the Mail of ycflerday we have received letters
of the 27th ult. They Elate that •wo French frigates
were feen, fume days before, off that bar, and had
nearly fucceeded in capturing the MILIMOOK fCIIOO-
- which, however, efcaped into St. Übe's. The
frigates afterwards made fail to the fouthward. On
the sad the boats of his Majefly's (loop CVIIIII.II,
Captain SHIRRITF, fuccceded in driving on Ihote and
deftroying a fine new lugger privateer from Fem.),
before fhe had done any mifchief to our :r de. On.
letters fpcak in the highelt terms of the i •:. •
allivity of the Commander of the Custs vx.'in p.
teilin^ our commerce in illations:et. .
London, England, 1806-04-19

TO BE SOLD. purfttant to a Decree of the High Cnort of
Chancery, made in • Caufe depending,whcreio Thomas Rorke
and Sarin, hi. Wife, arc Plaintiff., and John Ernie\ and others
are Defendant*, beltme SAMUEL COMPTON COX. Efg.
one of the Mailers of the raid Court, at the Public Salc•roorn of
thf Laid Court. in Southampton-bundler', Cbancery.lane, I.on •
deo, on Monday, the 28th day of April :806, between the
boars of two and three o'clock in the ottomans:On three Lees,
AFREEHOLD MESSUAGE, or FARM
HOUSE, caned HOBBS, with the Out Bulidings and
Lands. part Freehold, and part Copyhold, held therewith, Innate
In the Palates of Great and Little Canficld. in the County of Li-
la, In the occupation of Mn WHITE, a yearly tenant.
A Ifo a FREEHOLD DW F.LI.ING HOUSE. called SPRING
HALL, with Offices and Out-buildings, and two Pieces of Land,
Stone our the Todn of Sabndgeworth, iti the County of Hen.
toed, heldund. r an agreement rot fie, year*, (turn Michaelmas lab.
And bkewife a (mall FARM, called 'l'o PCOA I ES. confifting
of a Meffuage, with Barns and Ont-Imildingt, and four Clefts
of Land. part Freehold and part Copybold, Stove within the pa.
rlfh of bahridgwerth aforefaid, ha the occupation of Mr. MUM.
FORD, a yearly tenant.
Particulars may he bail gratis at the raid Halter's Chamber. in
Seathampton•hull.:ings ; of Mr. Fownfcnd, Staple Inn, London ;
of Mr. Hod4fon(Charic..llreet, St. Juncia.figuare,Loauloo; and
or Mr. Rooks, at Hatlutil.
London, England, 1806-06-13

from in Jtz ICA t 783, 811 audited by'
the C.,mmi vi.ot given in —the blare: weal
5,t Ith as. gL ; interta had been charged on it to the
out ut 4.5301. 51. sd. but Lords of Treafury, on
application made to them by Lord Melville, the intereft
was net I ,ken when the balance was paid in Oflober 1805.
The greater parlor this day was occupied in compar-
'g the •creafuret's monthly balances with the Oval ba-
lancet at the Bank. and (bating the differeaseeach month,
from January 1786 to April tBc6, for the putpofe of
roving that there was always a balance in the Tres-
furet's hands.
Mr. Wittratran hating informed the Court that
the Commons had now concluded their evidence,

Sir SAM u at. Rosttt.t.v addreffcJ the Court at can-
fiderable length on the part of the Profecutors. To
do juflice to his (perch in a brief newfpaper report,
would be impoffible, even if the length of the evi-
dence had allowed us room.
London, England, 1806-06-13

ELEVENTH DAY, TUESDAY, MAY 13.

ThP LORD CHANCELLOR having informed the
Counfel for Lord Melville that they might now rho
coed in the defence,
Mr. PLOIARR defended his Lordfbip in a fpeeeh
of confiderable length, but the fame reafon that pie-
vented us from detailing Sir Samuel Romilly's,
obliges us to pats it over.
London, England, 1806-04-21

DURLIN CASTLE, APRIL t 6.

His Majefiy has been pleafed, by his Royal Letters I
Parent under the Great Seal of Ireland, to coollitute
and appoint the Right Hon. WIS. WINDHAM, Bantu
Gasavnts. the Right Hon. Sir Jolla Nil/POUT'
Ban. Chancellor of his Majefly's Exchequer in Ire-
land for the time being ; the Right Hon, WILLIAM
Etador, Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland, or the Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieute-
nanrof Ireland for the time being, or in the abfenee
of the Paid Chief Secretary, the under Secretary for
the time being for the Civil Department of the Paid
Chief Secretary's office ; the Right Hon. Manatee
FITZOIRALLI I the Right Hon. Sir Lauattica PAR-
SONS ; WILLIAM BURTON, HINRY P , and
C O'Hmia. Efqrs. to be Commiffioners for
f executing the office of Treafurer of his Majefly's Ex-
chequer in Ireland.
1)u•: a, APRIL 17...—Mr. JOSIN BALL, it is laid,
.ii be appointed to the office of King's Seujeant,
, vacant by the death of Sir Janie CHATTRILTON.
A general removal has taken place in the Ord-
:lance Department: Mr. M'Maaox is appointed
Counfel. and Mr. T. ILIMMIS. Agent to the Board,
in the room of Mr. VICARS and Mr. L. H. TI1014•8 ;
Major Ar.stm retires from the Office of Treafurerb i
auntie fuceeeded by sew Amuses, Efil.
Mr. C. Oansar, whole office of Counfel to the
Commiffioners of the Revenue is to be filled by Mr.
P. Butte:owes, goes out to India as Chief 'lattice of
Fab-Penang (or Prince of Wales's Med) with a
falary of 40001. per annum.
- A. number of forgeries of Twenty Shilling and
Thirty Shilling Notes on the Lurgan Beek have lately
snade their appearance, which feem to be very well
executed, and a let of women are indufirioufly cir-
culating them.
On Thurfday morning, between the hours of two
find three o'clock, a moil alarming fire broke out in
the "Concerns of Mars. Timothy and Daniel Egan,
oaf lames's fireet, brewers, which raged with great
trio ence ; the flames were confined to the malt houfe
stud itores, which were entirely confumed. The fire
*as prevettted fpreading to the adjacent buildings.
London, England, 1806-06-25

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

By the Meecreavr packet from India the follow-
ing accounts have been received—We repeat them
to-day, our paper having been pet to profs before
their infection yeflertlay.
The Margaret Packet arrived cff Falmouth the sift MR failed
from Bengal the 22d of February, iirrivcd at St. Helena the rich
of Aprll, and failed from thence the sd of May.
The SaUy Whaler, Marthal, strived at St. Helena the 78th of
April, and failed from thence for England the nest day.
The Hqcula, Whaler, Scott, arrived at St. Helene the 27th
of A prfl.
_ _

The Surry, Cumberlege ; Walpole, Sandilands ; Lord Duncan.
Bradford; and Lady Caftlereagh, Murray, failed from Bengal
the 221 of February, for Madras.
The Phenix, Ramfden; Preaon, Sturrock ; and Ceylon, Had•
fon, arrised at Bombay from Bengal, the illth of January lad.
The Caylon was to be (tot home with a cargo, but the two
other flips were to renmun in India.
Hi, Majefty's ibip, Thalia, with the Albi'.n, Richardfoo, and
the Diana, hrkford, arrived at Madras the 11th or dietary
The Metealte, ((ache; Charlton, G. Wood; and Itcvonoire,
Murray, at rived at Madras the 15th of January. and were to
proceed to Ceylon about the t rth of February, in company with
the Admiral Gardener, Saimaa, tinder convoy-of his Maleftyll
Dip Hindoftan.
An expedition from the Cape under Sir Home Popham, and
General Beresford, had arrived at St. Helena the r2ith of April,
and failed from thence for Buenos Ayres.
PAllitt4olllB ISO M•ILOAIST.....OOIOIItI C. Vann, Capt.'''.
Macao ; Madera William and 0 Mann Capt. S Kelly; Lieu-
tenant T. Scott I Mrs. A. Ferouffon; Alerts. H. and M. Oel: tee.
long.

LONDON 3 Feinted and publifted by LEVEL K, r (o( . .n-
-seri•uryleser_Lambith), at the Sew' Orrice No. 1, Corot'
enet. nibliat4 443 at We SEAR OtNei ofelEPlC•aar•

t
London, England, 1806-04-17

TN! XING V. ICILIIKII.

This was an indiament againtt John Ketlake, for
*Gutting Eleanor, the wire of William 'nibble.—
The Defendant was a man, "whole noble mien be-
fp.ke him a taidor." He was a houfekeeper, and
carried on his refpeflable proteffion at the welt end
of ti,c man. lie let pair of his hook to Mr.
and Mrs`Tribble and their two daughters, but they
having given him notice or then intention to quit, he
became itriteed ageing the whole family, but MI S.
Tribble WAS the particular objet of his refentment.
His regard for a whole /kin prevented his offering
any ptriunal inlult to the Imiband. Mrs. Tribble laid
the never gave him the :call offence t on the contrary
the used to employ and recommend him, atid, more•
over, occafionally fend him puddings, pie*, and pots
of honey. On the day mentioned in the indiftment,
!be went into the kitchen fur fume water. The Dc.
Indent was there, and demanded how the could
have the infolence to enter without fit It knocking 1"
She replied that the did not think inch cerennmy
IlteCtral y, as the paid him fur the tile of the kitchen.
The Defendant filtered her to fill a pail with water,

v 4 10

but the ot the had rlntre fo, he took it op aid
threw the wto.ie in her.faee—not laticfled with this
ontrrage,be kicked the pail agaial her leg, and ma
terially hurt and injured her. Her daughters cor
roborated her tellimnny, and the tailor having no-
thing to offer in his defence, was found guilty.
London, England, 1806-04-17

IKTELL

FALVOUTH, APRIL t+.—Arrived the Po Tar.
galliot St. Anthony, Captain Hot.i.asola, from
Oporto, laden with fugar, coffee, &e. bound to Ham.
burgh, detained by the Happy Return privateer of
Plymouth. Wind N. E.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL ss.—Came in the Font Ero.
thers of Copenhagen, Captain B aaaaa ow, from Lii.
bon, bound to Caen, laden with cotton, detained by
the HAUGHTY gun brig; Sarscuaan gnn brig from
a cruize ; Goede Zaak, of Embden, Capt. Tutus
Bowsram, from Morlair, bound to Gedifteneert, de-
tained by the Mono; /tow, of 18 guns ; the is Wm
with honey.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL t6.—Arrived the FORWARD
and Hz.savy gun brigs from a cruire, and failed
again this evening.—Sailed alto the Paus.swa hoop
and DEramola gun brig on a cruize, and the Divas-
TATION bomb, with fevcral reffels under convoy for
Plymouth. Arrived the Fats: hoop of war from a
cruize; Lufißiana, C ; Robert and Ann, Pozr-
GATE ; Lydia, Lawson, and the William, ARK.
STRONG, all bound to Quebec, and feveral other out.
ward•bovnd veffels Emit the Downs ; Britith Tar,
Elizabeth, and the Ida tranfportr, from Cork.
Dom, APRIL !S.—Sailed laft night his Majefty's
hoop KITS, on a cruize; his Majefty's (hip TRUSTY,
and Com hoop, arrived laft night from a
cruize. The Furious gun brig has detained and
fent in here the brig Anna Catharina, of Chrillian-
fand, Capt. Ilisisor, from Dantzic, with wheat for
Lifbon. The boy Elizabeth Anna, of Pappenburg,
from Rotterdam, bound to Nantes, with cheefe and
beer, came in this day, having been detained by the
Uaasai gun brig.
Aram 16.—Sailed this morning for the Downs
his Majefty's fhip TRUSTY, COMIATANT hoop, and
',Twelve and Minx gun brigs. Came in this day
from the Downs where the was fent by his Majefty's
hoop CALYPSO, the fhip Bradford, —, of Newbury
Port, from Rotterdam, bound to Liftion, with cheefe,
&e. Remain in the Roads from a cruise the Acote,
Biter, Sparkler, Wrangler, and Furious gun brigs.—
Sailed this morning the fliip Columbia, Capt. DIZOW,
of and fnr Philadelphia, with gin, &c.—Wind N. E.
and 6ne moderate weather.

DIAL, APRIL 16—Sailed through the Downs from
the River the Patent, BORRAUGII,for New Providence.
—Sailed the AMAMI, frigate for the Elbe, to
bring acrofs the AnthaffAclor ; the Fuer bowb for
Simmers ; the Kira flo4 of war, and feveral gun.
brigs, on a cruize off the French Coral. Came down
from Sheernefs the CLYDE frigate, Commodore
Owse, and Calmed the flag, which was immediately
returned from the EDGAR. man of war, Admiral
Lord Katre.—Arrived his Majefty's !hips TRUSTY
andArrasa from Portfmouth, Ss eons. L and Omen
(loops of war from a cruize, and remain in the Downs
with the reft of the 'hips as per left. The CALYPSO
(loop of war has a fignal for a convoy to the Weft.
ward. Wind N. N. W.
London, England, 1806-04-17

MILITAILY DOCVIIIIITI.

Earl SPENCER, by command of his Mikity, laid a number
of Military Papers and Accounts before the Houle, purfuant to
the addrelfes vetted by their Lordlhips on the 3111 of Taft month;
astoog Stele were casks of the Circular Letters addreffal by the
Secretary of State to the Lords Lieutenants of Counties;
ascots of the Illembees of Mess railed under the Additional Force
AQs dlihteldils. dr gabbers procured by the Parini Officers,
Jta ; r Amemitef the aminbers in the Yeomanry Corp., &c.—
=don of the Noble Secretary of Sudemere
eedeeed te k peimed ter the ufe of their Lordlhips.
London, England, 1806-04-28

them pernarion to pats through Carinthia and Au.
ftrian Dalmatia.
In a tetter•from Naples, of the 27th ult. we learn,
that the example of Prince Helre of Philiplthal has
induced an bp •fficer to throw htmfelf into the little
town of Civitella del Frame, with about forty fiddlers.
Some French •troopps and artillery have been fent
againft him. Our Minitler of Public Worihip, the
Duke of Calton, has addreffed a circular to tho
Clergy, in which he accufes them of openly preaching
up rebellion againft the exifting Government. He
exhorts them to confine themfelves to the preaching
of the love of our neighbour, and obedience to the
powers that be, and threatens them with fevere punish-
ment upon their failure. Five yell-els have been taken
at Monte Leone. with provifions for Gaeta, being
driven in there by contrary winds. We alfo learn.
that the Emperor Napoleon has promifed to demand
the liberation of all the Neapolitan captives in Bar-
bary.
London, England, 1806-04-10

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

A LI. Perfons in the Pogeflion of Incomes, arifing
from Friehold,Copybold, or Leafchold Xitatee, in Land or
Houk% Money in the Funds, Rent Chargte, Marriage Settlements,
Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or
any odser certain Income for Life, may be (applied with testipora-
ry or permanent Sum. of Money to any amount, by paying An-
Nutty ivtereit for the fame.
The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs,
stay hte accommodated, on their perfonal fecurity; and In any
lnftaner• where the tingle fecurity of an individual may he deemed
infulliclnst, the addition of another parfon to guarantee the pay-
ment of the intereft, will remove the objection; and in all cafes
privilege. will be given to the Public, to return the principal at
their own option.—Pcnforial applications will be received every day
till four o'clock, and Letters from Correfpondonts in town and
itountry, (poft paid) will be immediately anfwered, addreired to
the Director of die Knight In idgr Bank, at hie town houfe, No. 8,
Loeser John-Rua, Golden-1,0.1re.
London, England, 1806-04-10

LONDON
THURSDAY, APRIL ao.

PRICE OF STOCID&THUI DAY AT ONF. O'CLOCK.

Coatis, for moots, 6-14—for Acc. 6el-43moluco 3i•
PRICE OF STOCK.; YESTERDAY.
Rank Smelt 5044 204 es. dia. India Stock ai4
3p. DL R.& Ann. 19#; es. SIT. India Bondi to. dIC par.
3 pa Cant. Dna bog Fad.. Bilk, is. dtf is. pas
4 Per CaL 771 ii Ornoinns si 3 pawn.
pct CCM Wavy gs{ 93-} I 11141111/11.14k4t4 191. los.
Ann.
Long 131 3-so Cont. tor ace. 6c;}

Dutch and other Continental journals to &he Bth,
and .French to the 4th in d. have been received, from
which it appears, that Petaili. dots not confine its
hollile arrangements again ft the commerce of this
country, to its own dependencies, but even extends
them to fuck other quarters as it can intimidate by
the proximity of its armies. •It will be Peen by the
following there iwut important Declaration, publifhed
At Hanover on the 28th nit. that by a Treaty between
II ~, sNAPOLION and FARDEItICIL WILLIAM. It is deter-
mined that not only the ?ruffian, hut " all the port•
j in the North Sew, and alto the rivers ruining into
the fame" are to be flint

DECI.ARArz9N.
" la a Trott'', concluded between his hlafefly the Kiag of
Frets Pru Ola, and his Imperial Mvjafty the Empa tor of the Frets and
King of Italy. it Is determined, that the pert. in the Nort Sea,
and alfo the rivers running into the fame. Stall be f.sut ag.l the
Euglies trade and navigation, in the fame manna. an wt. she
French troops wrre in poffeClon of the territory of Han •er.....
In confcquence of the euperior ordrr. I hate ree,iveal, I'l ereby
make this known to the public concerned, i❑ ordor that the may
fccure thernfelves againft any damage, as the troops of ma Kiog
'my Matter, have received orders to repel and prevent then ranee
lof Fnglifit Stipa into asy of thafe port. and rivers, and at coast-
.r.ient mrafures will be taken to binder the entrance and tr nGt of
hughils wares. (Signed) " Count Sconces:seats KLII 'teat."
There is no doubt, that the French are prri'-aring
to profccute thcir plan againll the Tut kith pros :nets.
London, England, 1806-02-25

PARISH SILL.

Mr. Joan/Tette, from tht Oflee of the Chief Secretary for Ire-
land, prefcrited to the Houfe a return of the number of men
railed in Ireland, under the Ad of the 4eth of the King, (biting
the number railed weekly, diitinguilhing thole which bad been
provided by Punk Meets, and thole provided by the Military,
and fuchof the Men as had volunteered for general fervice.—Or-
dared to lie on the Table.

OPTICS' GRANTED IN 'IVERSON.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved that there
be laid before the Houle an wagon of all offices granted in Re.
verlion In England, Rating the nature of each ram the date of
the grant, and the paiod of time far which it was granted.
Mr. ROSE obferved, that a return of this nature had been lately
made, and therefore that the account need only be tailed for from
the date of the loft return. He had no objedion, however, to the
motion. The motion was then putted carried without anyamend.
anent.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER tlien moved,
That an account of all Offices granted in Rcveruon in Scotland,
with the nature of each office, the date of the grant, and the period
for which it was granted, Mould ►e laid before the Husie.—Or.
derail. He made a Emilie motion for Ireland, which was alio
agreed to.
London, England, 1806-02-25

Six Cade of Red Witbe.... Calbert Gin, and 3 Cafki of Oil.

All of which is juft landed from the French National Frigate
la Lime!, condemned at Prize to his Majefty's Blips of war la
Loire, Frederick Lewis Maitland, Efq. Commander, and Egyp-
tieone, I.ieut. Philip Crolby Hanheld, Commander.
For viewing the Stores, and for Catalogues and any further In-
formation, application to be made three days previous to the Sale,
at the Counting-houfe of EDWARD Lv Ne, EN. or to
THOMAS LOCK YER , Sworn Broker.
London, England, 1806-02-25

GENTEFL COUNTRY RESIDENCE.

- - -
TO BE SOLD IN FEE,
A COMPACT neat Dwelling Hou(e, confining
of two good Parlours, a Hall, Kitchen, and Offices, with
filtrable Outbuilding, and ;5 Aerra of exceedingly rich Ores
Land adjoining, beautifully fituated at Staplegrove, only two miles
from the excellent Market Town of Taunton, in the Vale of
Taunton Dean, celebrated for the gainers and falubrity of its air,'
and from thence juilly called the Montpelier of Englund.
This pines is extremely well calculated for thole who are defir•
oats of a Enrol Life, wit!. opportunities of mixing with Genteel
Society. The lowed price is acool.
For further partienlars, apply to Meffrs. Bleadale and Alexan•
der, No. t , New Inn, London, or to Mr. Kinglake, Taunton, So-
merfctQdre;• and if by letter, the pottage mutt be paid, or the
application will not be attended to.

.UABLE SHIP STOR,ES.
FOR SALT.

At the London Ito, Plymouth, on Friday the stilt of February
inR. at Ten o'Cloek In the Forenoon,
SUNDRY WARLIKE and OTHER STORES.
Conafting of
Three Anchors, Pour Cables, Seven Howlers" Standing and
Running Rigging, Sails, Junk, Double, Single and other Blocks,
spars, Yards, Iron Botha, Mulke% Pirko's, and Cuddles ;
Guns rB-pounders, Round, Double-headed, Grape and otherlhot,
One Hundred and Twcnty•fhe Barrels Gunpowder, Twenty Tons
of Bread, a quantity of Flour in Barrels, Beef, Pork, Beans, and
other Prnvifions, Legars, Half-kgsrs, and other Calks, with a
variety of other Articles—For Exportation,
.
London, England, 1806-02-25

SALAMIS OT 6TFICTS.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQI/FR moved. That
there be laid before the Hou'e an account of the locrsafe or Dimi-
nution, between the tft of Jantisry, dos, and the at of Janu-
ary, 1806, of the Salaries, Emoluments, and Eapences of all 081-
eta In England.—Ordered. He then moved for a smilar Ac-
count with iterpeet to Ireland, which was Wei ordered.

JOINT ♦CCOUNT.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER pollpored his
Motion fur appointing a Committee (or the toveßigation of the
Joint Account between Great Britain and Ireland, till to-morrow.

VOLVNTRIRS.
Mr. WHITBREAD gave notice, that on Thurfday next he
would move for a General Return of the Number, of the Volun-
teers In the United Kingdom
IRISH FIRST TRUITS •111) Rout.Tialea CHARITY.

Dr. DUIGENAN rote, purfuant to notice, to
move for leave to bring in a Bill relative to the Firn
Fruits in Ireland, and the Regulation of Dr. Bout-
ton's Charity. This was a fund Which had been left
about so years ago by Dr. Boulton, Archbifhop of
Armagh, to affilt in maintaining the Poorer Clergy.
The fund had of late very much increafed. The Oa-
jeft of the prefent Bill was merely to enable the truf-
tees, in cafes where the Incomes of Curates, &c.
were below tool. a year, to mile them to that fum
from this fund, as far as it would go. lie concluded
by moving for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the
AA of the 29th of George the Second, relative to
the Firft Fruits in Ireland, and for the better Ma-
nagement of Dr. Boulton's Charity. This Motion
had been made laft Sell-ion, but had from fome acci-
dental eirennallances been deferred till now.

Mr. FRANCIS thought that this was a very pro-
per motion, but the reafon why be now role, was to
foggell to the Learned Gentleman, that however
unexceptionable the thing might be, it was defirable
that be Mould wait till another Gentleman, (Mr.
George Ponfonby), was prefent, who might with to
attend to this Bill through every Rage of its progrefs.
This was the praBice of the Houfe, and a prailice
founded not only in decorum, but in tile too, and
might be peculiarly proper in this cafe, as the Hon.
Gentleman alluded to would in all probability hold
a very high lunation in Ireland.
Dr. DUIGENAN replied, that he was perfealy
difpofed to comply with this pradlice, but on the pre-
fent occation it was unneceffary, as the Hon. Gentle-
man referred to had left Seffion an opportunity of
examining this meafure, and had then hated no ob-
jeaion to it. Leave was then granted.

MRSIAOR FROM Nil MAJRJ.TY-LORD ST. FIRCINT.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
brought up a Meffage from his MAjetty, the tenor of
which was as follows

"G. R.

" His Majeliy having taken notice that the AR of Parliament
which confess an Annuity on Lord St. Vincent, goes only to the
two next heirs Alnico( his body, and being of opinion that the fame
ibould be further extended, recommends this °Nita to the Houle."
He then moved that this Mcffage thould 'be refer.
red to a Committee of the whole Houk on Thurfday.
—Agreed to.
London, England, 1806-08-13

"ThE Abstr.
."vra Sleil•that the ist h Foot. 'commanded by the
tlissoarnbil Lieutenant Colonel Commis, is going
IT _lke We ft - - • •
'lna Literary world will learn with pleafure, that
called from hls retirement by the newC4irnmaridee
Chief of India, the mode@ and teamed Dr. Jack
is about to proceed to that, quarter. with the appoloo
went of Infpedor General of Hofpitals in India...
When it is confidered how much the Military as well
as the Medical Arts, arc indebted to the writingsst
this learned man, and what fums have been favel
the f.nance of the country, by the plans which b

received orders to
London, England, 1806-02-22

001. BOOKS,

This day was publiesett a new /atlas; tedariellepelee ra. 64.
APRACTICAL ADDRESS to INSTRUC-
TORS and PARENTS, on the Right Choke and Ufe of
the beR Elementary Booksln every brands of knowledge ; point.
ing oat their refpceUvc merits, and the order in whiels'they ought.
to be feeceffirely adopted.
By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M.
Rater of Newport, and late Malty pf decking:must School In that
London, England, 1806-02-22

11.4111BUAGH MAIL.

BERLIN, FFBRUARY tt.

The Duke of fironlisick has airead♦ patted Riga,
oh bi.way to St Pereribitrgh. The day before yet
ttrday, Mr. Roch, a chifcur, arri•.d erpref• from St.
Peteriburgh ; ire brings, at it is affirmed, difpatches
of the hisheß importance.

HANOVER. FEBRUARY tr.
The Duchy of Laucnburg, Hameln, Stade, and
Gottingen, will not be occupied for the prefent by
the PruLans. About Thurfd 4y the French, under
General Barbnu, will march out of the EleSorate.
Mvny of the troops of the Legion deferted before their
embarkation; fix deferrer., who were taken, have
been Atm; four wham have been fent fettered to their
baittaliotu.

FROM THE MAYNE, FEBRUARY 4.
Baron Hugel has taken polfellion of Wurtshurgh
for the !leetot of Saltsburgh. Prince Ferdinand,
reinforced by a part of the Archduke Charles's army,
is expeaed to match to the Turkifli frontiers. All
tire troops of Wurtemberg that were in the field are
returned hunts
London, England, 1806-02-22

IRELAND.
TO B? SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A VALI/ A BLE FREEHOLD ESl'ATE.fitnate
A 2. lo the COUNTY of KII.KENNY, coot:drainr nearly ale
•
Hundred Acres of Land, let to relpedtable Tenants. at Rents
arnoontlng to tool. per ennui., and capable of very roufiderable
itn• t niment.—For further particulars apply to Mr. Tyndale, So.
Heitor, Lincoln's Inn Fields.

FREEHOLD, READING, BF.RKS.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ANEAT well built brick and tile Dwelling Houle,
with the Appurtenances, fituate on the North fide of Broad.
!trent, in the Parini or Saint Lawrence, Reading, in the occupa-
tion of the Rev. Mr. Douglas. Comprifmg a Parlour, Kitchen,
excellent Cellars, two commodious Rooms on tbs firft Floor, and
three on the fecund, with Garrets over; convenient Wafts Assure,
and Walled Garden • of which immediately poffeffion may be had.
For further panic:dm and to treat for the purchafe apply (if
by letter poit paid) to Mr. Woes, Solicitor, Reuling.
London, England, 1806-02-22

MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.
IN the Education of YOUNG MEN defined for
114edicine, there is an interval. from the period of their leaving
School to that of their going to the Univerlity, which ought to be
well- employed. Some inconvenience, confnierable Ids of time,
with little increafe of knowledge, enfue from faxing an apprentice-
Clip to a Surgeon and Apothecary.
To-obviate 'and coned thefe defeat, B. Srenexa, who has
qualified binifelf for teaching and pracilling of Medicine and Sur-
gery by Ave years attendance at the Univerfitles of Glafgow and
Edinburgh, by baring a degree in Medicine, and an estenfive
pradicc in Bridal for fame years, parpofes to undertake the Mt•
dial inftruelion of a few Young Men.
To the ordinary acquirements of an Apothecary's apprentice, he
will add a regular and fyftematic eourfe-of Reading and Explana-
tion of the bell Medical Authors in Latin and Englilb, as well as
explanations in Anatomy, Surgery, Botany, Chemistry, 'Phar-
macy. the Materia Medici', and the inftitutes and pradice of Me
dicine—and the pupils will have frequent opportunities of feting
Medical and Surgical Cafes.
Attention will be given to the health and morals of the young
men, who will board with their Tutor, but have feparare apart-
ments, with Medical inftrinftion, at One Hundred and Fifty
Guineas per annum.
Pkrfons who defire more particular information may apply to
B. Spencer, Paul-ltreM, Kingfdown, Wilted ; and Do or Fnx,
of Briftol, and Dotior Woodlorde, of Galtlecary, will give tefti-
moo i als of his abilities.

IMPROVED BALSAMIC ELIXIR ; OR,
COUGH DROPS.
ratradt of a Letter from Doctor MICHAIL HZAD, of HaLfax,
dated April 11.
mull beg you will forward immediately,
" by t,,he Brit Packet for Halifax, twelve dozen of Rowan...a
BaLsawrc Rutin or Count( DROrs. which I firmly believe to be •
she very belt remedy ever inoented for Coughs, Colds, Althmas,
and Confumptions. At the time I received form front you, I was
elided with a dreadful Coagh and Inflammation on my Lungs,
attended with a greet oppreffion and pain on my breaft, fo that IL
was with great difficulty I could draw my breath, (which I mutt
candidly confefa bafflamy own tkill ) Front the Itrong recom II
-
mendation,' was Indoetei to make an immediate trial mykif, which
gave me Infant relief, and in a very Chart time perfectly reamed
me: I have fincc witneffed their good effedts in many oblUnate
Cafes, and therefore Ihr.ll, for the luture, never be without them.
A Caution—His M:ijelty's Honourable Commigioners have
been pleated to order the Name of R. Butler, No. 4, Cheapfide, to
be Engraved on a Black Stamp, which Stamp Is affixed to each
Bottle all others are Counterfeits.
Sold whnkfale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, Nes Cheapllde,
corner of Paternofter-row ; Lynch, Atkinfon, and Stain., man.
enedert Scott and Smith, Edinburgh; Will., Rogera. Holland,
and Canydon, Plymouth; Ma idenald, Glafgow ; Ironfities, Ahem
deer; Lrewman and Williams, Exeter; Cahn', Salithury ; Bow-
en. Norwich; anti by molt Medicine Venders, in every town, In
Lnt del, as is. sd. each.
London, England, 1806-08-22

IRELAND.
This thy was put:Ailed, in One depot Volume, quarto,
Price 455. in boards, embsilifhed with t 6 beautiful Views, by
Medland; and dedicated, by perrniffinn, to the Earl of Moira,
'THE STRANGER in IRELAND ; or, A Tour
-11- In the Southern and Weltern Parts of that Country, during
the Autumn and Winter of the left year :Boy.
By JOHN CARR. Ffq.
•
Of the Hon Society of the Middle Temple.
Author of the Northern Summer, or,Trarels round the Baltic—

of the Stranger in Franca do.. Ste.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, New Bridge-ftreet, and
mix had of all Bookfellers in Great Britain and Ireland.
—. .

Of whom may alb be had,
Mr. CA lII'S NORTIIIRK SUMMIR ; or Travels round the Bil-
sl. as. in hoards.
And, Mfrs Owe Ason's %Vim Otis— A National Tale, lo 3
volumes, t 3.. 6d. boards.
London, England, 1806-08-22

Mr. DUTENS' MEMOIRS.
This day were publifind,
Ekgmtly printed in 3 vol.. ARUM octavo, price 2511 la boards,
MEMOIRS of a TRAVELLER, now in Re-
tirement, written by HIMSELF; and containing Anec-
dotes of mutt of the Courts of Earope, and of dlitinguifbai
Statelmen and Public Chateaus who have flourilhed during the
lan Half Century.
Printed for RICSARD PIIIIIIIPS, No 6, Bridile-Riellet Mack'
friars ; and to be had of all Bookfellers.
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MISS OWENSON's NEW NOVEL
This day was publilhed,
li, Three Volumes, Duodecimo, price 13s. 6d. in boards.
THE WILD IRISH GIRL ; a National Stnry;
In which are delineated the Manner., Amull2noits, and
Grievances of the PEASANTRY and YFOMANKY of IRE.
LAND. By SYDNEY OWPNSON,
Authors* or the Novice of St. Damhde , St Clair, Ste.
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Anew cditlon of the NOVICE of St. DOMINIC, by Mt&
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The fifth edition of the WINTER le LONDON, by Mr. Surr,
3 Ools. 13s 6d.
And the MAID, WIFE, and WIDOW, by Mr. Siddons. 3 vols.
35. tul
London, England, 1806-08-22

Dr. JOHN REID on CONSUMPTION.
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In one elegant Volume PoR Odom. pries qs. In boards,
ATREATISE on the ORIGIN, PROGRESS,
PREVENTION, and TREATMEN I of CON6OMP•
I/ON.
Ey JOHN REID, M D.
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Theory and Pradiae of Medicine,
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