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London, England, 1806-05-26

ADV►CF

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WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN, eminent for
fluff and experience, offer their advice, and exertkheltgabi-
titles for the core of a few reigning Difeafes,ktbey rife fopeior to
that prejudice which is fojuitly etched againft the advertifements
of men, ignorant of the firit principles, and uneducated in the prat-
rice of pbylie. Nkffrs. CURRIE and Co regular Surgeons, lane-
tioned by every privilege to pradiee, and by the uniform fakeers
which their mode of treatment for Venereal Complaints his M-
I therto beat attended, continue with the fame affiduity to direa
their Ruches to the cure of every fpecies of that baneful poifiin, as
well as the removal of thofe diftra ffing debilities and defickncies
which prevent, or embitter the matrimental flate. In the cata-
logue of human inhrmificsoliere are none more afffieling than
thofe which are the unavoidable confequence of an indulg coca in
a certain deftrudwe hrbit. lhe unhappy fufferer broods over his
misfortunes, al:horned to reek relief, until he is reduced to Inch a
Rate of mifery, uto reitidcr lie opprcffive. To filch perf.iiin it
will bee eunfoling reflettion to know that they may now, Ly
new and infallible remedy, be rellared to their former ci.niLiii•
tional fteeligth sod vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated hal.i!
proceeding either from an excels of conjugal and illicit pleafure, or
from a hair refidenee In lint climates, hard drinking, the injudi-
cious are of Mercury, &c. &c. are greedily ftflored to health at t
ftrevgth.
It mull be a felf evident propotirlan, that where the aggrega
of intelleelu.ii capacity is direeted to she treatment and cure of ..
few peculiar complaints, there mat be the greater certainty of
fuccefs • ands* a"toof of this amid= their method of cure is to
particularly espAltious, as well as fare, and fo eviJuitly fuperior
to the common pril&ice, that In fume flight cafe, of infeCtion. a
perfedt reftlyrarWl n completol In the (hat period of "'Vete
nays and in 11110fre die utanoft inveteracy, where other preen-
donee& has failed, a proper parfeverance In their plan or treat-
ment enforce to the pa•lent a fare, well grounded, and lofting re-
. efiablilhment. By an relit appliestlon;the patient will cfcape the
, danger and e%pence of a tetanus attendance upon the lefs expe-
rienced-pi petitioner.
Metres, CURRIE and CO. may be confiltad at their bou'e,
14. toy, Hamm Gamic', by patients of either fez, with the er:at-
en fterecy,borinur, and &Meaty. Letters from the country- are
rceriefted to aloe particulars of the etfe, .pat paid, =claim &
bath note, which win be daffy stafeern 4.

Lot.r3ON Pri..m` end putltteJ :.,ry LI. RL SEW, (at.
tatu(ppteat, Lien:Jith), at the 7't.*A OrtiCt, JM. t. Can t-
&eta Palthinead Ilia at 08 e Oat's*. Tana,
London, England, 1806-07-14

FRANCB.

PAM. JULY J.

Ayr Englifh Cabinet Courier arrived here on Saa/
turday evening, and returned again with (quiches
on the evening of the IR. Since his departure. a ru•
nom has been circulated, that he i► the bearer of
paifports from the Government for an Englllb En-
voy. This shit, was the objea of the firfl conference,
in which Lord Yarmouth has been engaged. •
Some American veffcl► have brought intelligence,
that Admiral Girinames, with Jerome Bonaparte on
b.,ard, has got into Guadaloupe.
The Generals Leuchentin and Fregeville, have
been difpatched with a fufficient number of troops, to
take polreffion of the Principality of Benevento and
Pomo Corvo, the former in the name of the Prince
and Doke M. Talleyrand, and the latter in that of
the Prince and Duke Bernadotte.
The French army, under General Marttusnt, Hill
remains encamped in the ei-devant Venetian Frinul.
It has been joined by the French troops which left
Holland in March.

The advantageous difpnfitions lately made by the
Turkifh Court, and the movemen.s of the Pachas of
Scutari .and Bufnia, together with the appt ehenfinn of
come attempts againf Corfu, feem to have induced
the Ruffians to leave the Italian hands. None of
their veltels have lately been Peen in the waters of
Comola. It has been Paid, their objed is to make
tome attempt in the Warenfa, in order to penetrate
into Dalmatia, while their Mips renew the attack
upon the Italian iflands. Such purpcfes, however,
are no longer dangerous, being known.
The Englifh 'eV, continue to crilize upon our ,
coatis, but their military exploits are fca,cely worth
their pains. On the t sth inftanr, they made an at-
tempt to burn a (mall cnalling vefel, that had taken
refuge under the batteries ofTrouville, near Caen ;
but they drew off when a difeharge of mufketry was
made upon them. On the I 7th inflant, they played
off that low comedy of flopping and 'irking one of
their own yards, merely to draw out fome pilot boat;
this trick fucceeded as well as it did before Cher-
botrg—two paer feamen were the vis Sims of this
delulion.
Letters from Strafbnrgh mention, that all the pon-
toons have been carried to the Rhine for the purpafe
of ellahlifhing three bridges, betides the bridge at
Kehl, for the patiage of the grand army on its re-
turn to France. All the artillery taken from the
Ruffians and Auflrians in the lafi campaign, has been
condoned between the two bridges of the Rhine near
the monument of the brave Dciraix. The army will
defile before this monument, and will be infpefted by
Prince B-rthier, Mmiller of War.
Two frigates and fourteen Englifh tranfports con-
tinued in fight of Olonne during the whole of the
27th ult.
London, England, 1806-10-07

DOVER, OCTOBER 6.

Arrived yellerday afternoon the brig Freio, of
Uddewalla, Captain Sundberg, fiom London, to
take in a cargo; alfo Dist, tiara gun brig, from
a cruize.—Paffed by lan night, the brig Enigheden,
Captain MAU, with a cargo of wine, from Cadiz,
bound to London. —Sailed the ACTIVE cutter, for
Commcdore Ovrr m's IquaLlron, off Boulogne.
Wind W. N. W. and moderate. .
DEAL, OCTOBER 6.

This day at noon the CALYPSO (loop away arrived
in the Downs, from Calais, and landed at this place
Mr. Bs stucco, the Mellinger, IA hen immediately pro-
ceeded for London with his difpatches.—Came down
from Chatham this morning, and failed for Calais,
an' Englifh (loop, with French ptifoners. Arrived
and failed for the River, the Lord Duncan, Love,
from Limerick ; alto atiived the &frit', floop-of
war, Cone praam, and feveral gun brigs,
from a ernize, and remain. Sailed the FURY bomb,
with the Seraph fore Ibip ; Royal George, Kant,
for Buenos Ayres, and the ref" of the outward bound,
under convoy for Portfmouth. The Vesuvius bomb
has a fignal flying for a convoy to the Weßward.
London, England, 1806-10-07

AUTUMN PHYSIC.

NOTHING being more wanted at this feacon of
the year than a Pwifier of tbe Blood that 'stir eradicate molt
Fro 4. ina which now generally make their appearance on there
who are afflidted with a Scorbutic Complaint, it is with infinite
plcafure we announce the flatters that has attended the adminiftra-
don of Dr limdum's Botankal Syrup. Another motive for pre-
tenting this Addrcfs to the Public is, the knowledge that if the
Botanical Syrup is taken in time, It wIU prevent that fevere fits
of Inners which always prevail in this and the caning mepth.

The Botanical Syrup efedtually cares Evils, Cancers, I.eprofy,
&Aropuku Complaint'. extraeis mercury out of the fyitetn.
though cv. r fubtilly Bursted, and even in cafes where falivation
btu &Ueda( cure In the matt Inveterate Venereal Complaints.—
The many thouland cures performed by this Invaluable Medicine
may be daily Peen in the Loudon and 14th Pencil, and fold whole-
file and retail at the Original Daffy's Elixir Warehonfe, Salifbury-
Flecefireett and by all Medicine Venders In the kingdom.

FOR THE USE OF FAMILIES, ice.
This day was puhEihed, price se
No. efl, whicksompletes the Fifth Volume, of
THE GUARDIAN of EDUCATION. Edited
by Mrs. TRIMMER.
.1.
?Mt WORK CONTAINS,
t. A Prattles! Byttern of Malan Education,
a. A Sequel to It.
3. Estrada from 'eminent Author., relating to Modern Phi-
bdithy, and other Sobjedts eenneded with Chrifilan Education.
4- A Copious Examination, Including upwards of
,tot Vo-
!antes, of Syftems of lid.soatlon, Children' Rooks, and Books for
Young Perron'.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No 6s, St Paul's Church-
yard; and J. Hatehard, No. tsro, t iccadilly.
N. B. l'hu left Mangier Minable ageneral View of the Prophe-
cies of the Apocalypfc, as relating to the Spiritus) Concerns of
the Members of Chrift's Church; Thought. nu tae Reign of An-
tichrift ; and an AtiemPt to akertain the Nature' of the Millen-
elan., or Reigate( ehrlit and the Saints upon Forth.
The abweenenrioned Work may he had compl.te in Five Vo-
lintes Oztavo.prin 11. 211 dd. or any Volliniet or Numbers Eng iy,
,to conaphte fet".
London, England, 1806-10-07

HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

AMEETING of the Friends of Mr. CHUTE and
Sir HENRY MiII.DMAY is appointed to be bidden at the
White Haitian, in lA'incheiter, on Wednefday nett, the Sth in-
Rant, at Twelve o'clock at noon, to confider of and adoo the heft
mans for fupporting and fecuring their being returned to reprefent
the County 'tithe neat 6NQlon. By Order ofilic Committee,

, .
GEORGE HOLLIS, &tracery.
White Hart, %%abetter, Oa. t, doff.
Dinner on Talk at Three o'clock Facilely.

A CAUTION TO VA MILIES.
THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
gained by the fhpericertxcellence of kis ESSENCE of AN-
CHOVIES for Fifb Sauce hu induced many perfoos to give the
fame name to an article entirely different.
JOHN BURGESS and SON Oink It a dory they owe tke
Public, to caution them againft fuck hripaitions, as Cenral people
travel the Empire, rtfering Shopkee?ers, &c an extra large profit to
vend the fpurlous kind they are particularly requeftecl to alt for
BURGESS'', and to obferve; none I. genuine bat what have there
words upon the label—" John Borges and Son's 041001 and Cu •
puke Efenee of Anclurvich"--Waraftwee. No. toy, Strand,
comer a the Savoy Scapa, Landon.

theme dißrtffing Debilities which prevent or'
Fcrter unhappy the Marley Stare, Met cannot, with a NV
regard to delicacy he mentioned In a Newfpaper) long earrknet
haa proved Sir HANS 91.0 41N E's RIMITORATIVt and ittA)111111.
TIRO PILLS to be the molt certain and forercign Remedy.
A Pamphlet more particidarly deleriptive of their virtues, may
be had (gratis) at Mr. Perrin's. No. at, Snuthampton-ftreet,
•eat Garden, where (by (pedal appointment) they are fold whole-
rale and retail. They arc fold retail by all the principal Venders
of Proprietary Medicines in London. To perfnns In the Country.
enstofing the amount, free of poftage, they will be immediately
forwandek Price toe. 6d.
London, England, 1806-01-21

TH.ANISGIVING SERMOW.
SoW by R. Ccolby and R. Baldwin, Sticlonar's-court Mat molter-
row, London.
ASERMON, preached at Aylefltam, Norfolk, nn
the Day of Thankll;iyiug, Dec. 3, tilos, by the Rev J. B.
COLLYER.
N. B. If any prudt amid ,rife Irvin thio Publication, it will be
appropriated to the Patriotic Fund.

This day were pubbilsed,
Handfomely printed in fookap gel. prier 4,. 6d. boards,
POEMS, chiefly deferiptiwe of the loiter and more
delicate Seufatium Emotions of the Heart; original
and trauti.itaid, or imitated from the Wurki of Oefner.
Ey ROBERT PEI.I.OWi'S, A. M. Oxon.
Printed for j. Mawman, 12, Poultry.
Of whom may be had, by tl.e Lime Author, A Brief Treadle
on Death, Philofophically, tlora,ly and Praelle.dly wadi:red.
In foolery' Bvo. 3s. boards.
Aud preparing for publication , by the fame Author, A Body
of npeculatire and Praelical Theology. in a large
London, England, 1806-09-22

THE EXPEDITIONS.

The flips with the troops on beard at Plymouth
bad not quitted the Sound on Saturday when our
letters came away, being detained brcontrary winds.
We art forry to announce that the brave 89th regi-
ment, part of the band of heroes who conquered the
Preach in Egypt, which was embarked a few days
ago at Rausfgate for foreign ferviee, have beta clif-
embarked at Portfmouth, on account of the Ophthal-j
via having broken out among the men. The rev.
mess has been marched to Fort Cumberland. Lord
BLawarr, *axiom to fee every thing poffible done for
his brave men, has taken up hit reGdence with Op-
lain Lawss, Pernafler of the Bth Royal Veteran
Battalion, at the Fort. About boo of the laßmeft.
timed regiment, with a proportion of officers, have'
been marched to Hilfea, in order that the whole of
the sgth may be accommodated at Fort Cumberland.
London, England, 1806-03-14

Motherlragt, of other gates otifer to the pant d f
aetlioatioo.: • ,• .
Dr. Laws tees infilied upon the abfence of all
forpicion, and that the appellants were untitled to
their freight and expences. He Paid the Captain had
been exprefsly prohibited from performing quaran-
tine in an Englifk port, and that Chiftianfand was the
uniform port of quarantine for (hips trading to the
North of Europe. He account :6i for this prohibi-
tion from the fait of a Dan& vela, coming from an
infected port having. doting tenipefittous weather,
been denied ailtniflion to a &nib port of quarantine,
the confequence of which was. the veffel, compelled
to keep the lea, foundered in a few hours after. .He
added that there was nothing that ditiinguilited the
prefent from the ordinary 'cafe of putting into an
enemy's port for wood and water, a neceffity, which,
if real, was allowed. •
Sir WILLIAM SCOTT preffed the neceffity nf adher.
ing firifily to the fyllem of blockade, and of confiru-
log the intentions of neutrals • according to their pa.
pm. He Paid it was an extraordinary fait that the
port of quarantine was not fen out in the chatter par-
ty, and obferved it was for the interett of the owner*.
Ms, (kippers, and confignees of goods.on board (hips
coming from infected porli, that it littoald be fn. The
port of Chrillianfand might be a-lit plies for Alps to
perforns.quantodne at gong to the Baltic ad the
extreme northern porta or Zwrope.hut it feelsted.to
him eztraordiaary that velols bawd to. Embden
mould go fo far out of their wily. .
Dr. Levitate obferved, tbat it was-the order Of
the Pruflian GovernMent that all Proffian (hips com-
ing from iskited countries, (hOnldverform quaran-
tine at Chrillianfand.
Sir WILLIAM Scovr raid, if that was the cafe, he
would fofpend his jedgnient till he had looked how
far that fait was coiled, and in what degree it bore
upon the cafe. If it was true, he lisould decide in fa-
vour of the captors, as the cafe was pregnant with
fufpicion that the (hip was going to deliver her cargo
in an enemy's port.
Guitar Adolph, Zottetling maker.—This Swedilit
veffel, with a calla of naval !tares, was captured by
the private flip of war &Key, William Rowfe com..
mender. and brought to Plymouth.--Ship and Cargo
ramrod, on payment of the captors earnests.
Two Gezufters, Iluitfch maitre—Tide veld,
under PrufGan colours, going io the tootling trade
of France, with a cargo of coals, was captured by the
private lhip of war Diina, Robert. White ooniman-
do-inad brought to Wayeamnb.--Skipand ;ate re•
Bored. on par:bent of the captors expellee, of taking
the depofnioas.
Hercules, Valebins mailer.—This Teffel, under
Praffian colours, with * cargo of tobacco and (laves,
from Norfolk in America, to Antwerp, was captur-
ed by the ptiVate (hip of war Lion. Martin S. Gibbs
commander, aid cragged to Plymouth. Fetcher proof
in this cafe was directed as to the property of the
fkip and cargo.
•
hatpin& Bauman, Bakker mater.—Further proof
directed as to ,"

the cargo.

BERTH.
Maatgasandas, Usaver.ltras, the Lady of jobr Hari
Dalrall. et a dataittaar. •
London, England, 1806-09-25

By the Leetrul Mend Mail of yetterlay, the lot
lowiog letter was received :
• BARBADOES, AUGUST ii.

" Sir RICHARD STRACxaa arrived here on Friday
laff, Auguff 8, with fe•en fail of the line, and two
frigates, in confequence of an ezprefs fent him by
Admiral Cocuaans ; it fell in with him off the
Wellern Maas. With the charatteriftic celerity of
the fervice, the Admiral arrived from thence in 14
days, but too Lie to intercept the enemy.
#. From the indications at Martinique and Guada-
' loupe, another fquadron may be expeaed—however,
thefe may only be intended to keep up a groundlefs
alarm in the Ificnds, and ha/rola our Commerce by
our apprehentions. Sir RICHARD does not put much
faith in thefe demonarations, upon the ground that
it is not their praelice to !Ind out Chips of war at this
feafon."

The New York Gazette of the 4th of Augull eon.
tains the following information refpeaing the (qua-
dron under Cutworms:, :

" The brig Aurora, is tft days from Antigua, on
the 27tk ult. (July) faw a French fquadroa of five
fail of tke line and two frigate., in lat. 32. 36. long.
74.. 40. In lat. 35. 35. long. 64.. 17. the Aurora fell
in with an So gun fhip of the French fquarlron. She
had jut"! taken polfelGon of an Englifk privateer,
which lie (hipped, cut away her mans, &c. and fent
her adrift.
" On Faiday lalt the French fleet was only feventy
miles S. of Sandy Hook, Awing along the coaft.—
We think it probable they will Aop at Bolles for water
and provifions, and then proceed to Europe."
London, England, 1806-09-25

DONCASTER, SEPTEMB2R 22.

Yellerday, at (even o'clock in the morning, their
Royal Highnefres took leave /tithe Noble Proprietors
of Knowfley. It would be difficult to repeat the ea-
preffions of regard paid to the PRINCE on this occa•
lion; he ditlinttly marked the grateful knfe he en- I
tertained of their very great attention, and what a'
delightful week he had paffed tinder their hofpitable
roof. The Royal Party proceeded by Warrington'
.
Knutsford, Macclesfield, Buxton, Middleton, Chef
terfield, and Workfop, to this place. His Royal
Highnefs went this road in order to view Chatfworth,
the proud and magnificent refidence of the Caren-
dillies. The water works of there gardens are pecu
liarly beautiful, and were much admired by the Royal
Brothers, as well as the beautiful honk and grounds,
the merits of which need no comment from me. The
inhabitants were every where colleted to greet the
arrival of their Panics; the different corps of Vo.
lunteers /Fere *trembled in the towns, and received
his Royal Highnefs • and the whole fcene exhibited
a moll animated and happy people, loudly rejoicing
at the fight of their Prince. This morning the
Yeomanry, confifiing of fix hundred rank and
file, commanded by Colonel FOLJAMBI, and the
Volunteers commanded by Colonel Wasomrsom,
paraded in front of Chatfworthj and, the moment the
Prince appeared, fainted his Royal Highnefs; the
corps then marched pet, and his Royal Highnefs
thanked the Commanding Officers for their :men-
tions, baying patted his well merited praifes upon
their iteadinefs and military appearance : it is to be
obferved that a large prorortion of the Yeomanry
had come fifty miles to this parade, happy to give
this mark of their dutiful refpet. His Royal Highnefs
was afterwards waited upon by all the Noblemen and
Gentry of the neighbourhood. They honoured Lord
FITZWILLIAII (the Lord Lieutenant of the County)
with their company to the Race-ground, and after-
, wards dined at his Lordthip's houfe in this town;
his Royal Highnefs converted with his ufual conde-
fcenlion, and paid his attentions to all the company
in the Rand who had the honour to be known to him.
The Mayor and Corporation prefent their adders to
morrow.
London, England, 1806-09-25

NEW MUSIC.
jolt publibed by Burros and PITISAT, at their London M. cal
Circulating Library, No. 75. St. Paul's Chuseb-yard.
I. (1, NANNY! wilt thou gang with me:with yaria-
‘-.0 tins.. by Thomas Carter the Compofer of the Air. sa
t. Pretty blue eyed Mary, the Celebrated Ballad fang within&
ti aftuui rs applaufa by M. bland at Vauxhall Gardens, cont.
pofed y I.Sanderfon, as,
3. Girrffof the Seams, fang by Mrs Bland, at Vauiball, corn.
pored by j Sanderfon, Is.
4. Cupid among the Bachelors, rung by Mr. Dignum, written
by Mr. E Button, fet to Marie by J. Sanderfon, is.
5. Lucinda and Henry, written by Mr. E. Batten, the Mute
by J. thrall, Efi. is.

_ DIAL: /INT.
To he DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A CONVENIENT OW EllabHiked Brew Honk-
-IL Malt Havre, and Seventeen Public Hades, together with a
seat Dwelling Hattie and Gerdes.
Alto a Line of upward' of so Capftasd Ground?, and a valuable
piece of Laod for Bidding upon.
The Brew Hunk being icor the !(ea, Is very adonstagonuay
Stinted for the C'aitom of the Shipping In the Downwind baying
an excellent Water Well, ft fannies, conlderable quantities of
Water to the King. Ships on the Downs Station.
Further particular may be bad, by applying at the Oice of
Mr. May, Is Dci.
London, England, 1806-09-25

MARGATE, SEPT. 19.

' The drefs ball given lag night at the Allembly
Rooms was very fully and brilliantly attended Is
the card room a few evenings fince, a plain looking
man, who was a perfeft ftranger, betted large (urns,
and loft them with fuch little difcriminatian as to
*llona the company. Having loft about 4001. a
gentleman prefent prevailed on him to defift, by ob.
(crying, that he was (hocked to fee a perfon foie his
money on a game which he appeared to be utterly
unacquainted with. " Sir," replied the &anger, " I
am fenfible of my imprudence, but having lately
come into pofreficon of a very confiderable property,
and being quite unknown in the fafhionable world,
I conceive that by toting a trifling turn at the card
table, I may acquire the means of introducing my-
fell into foctety."
The celebrated cricket match was decided in fa-
vour of Lord F. BIIdUCLEILC yefterday afternoon, by
63 notches. Another match has been this morning
made, for Soo guineas, to be played at fiagle wicket,
with fix players only on each fide.
The Duehefs of Gtouctsrsa, and the Prineefs
SOPHIA, paid us a vifit yefterdapabout noon, its their
landau and four bays, with two outriders. After
taking a circuit of the town, they returned by way
of Ramfgate, aid Pegwell Bay, to their refidence at
Broadttatrs.
London, England, 1806-09-25

LONDON.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Ex.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.,
Cour. molcy,634i—ror O& ICC 631i—Oatolost
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.

3 per Cent. R. Aa. that
3 per C. Conf
per Cent. that

imp. Am.B
Imp. 3 per COIL 6t*
s Exch. Ms, is. N. par.

THE EXPEDITIONS.

The fleet of tranfpnrts which failed from Portf-
mouth on Sunday, at, fill detained off Yarmouth,
in the llle of Wight, by contrary winds ; that noble
corps the 4oth is among them ; previoufly to their
leaving Portfmouth, Sir GIORGE Paivorr gave
them his thanks, and expreffed his admiration of the
difcipline, appearance, and internal economy of the
4oth regiment, in General Ordets, to the whole gar-
rifon. Geaeral Wiirrrcoce did the very fame to
this regiment on their leaving Portfmouth a few
years ago.
There fill remain embuked a► Portfmouth, the
57th Light Dragooos 36th Foot, ift bamboo
sth Foot, zft bottalioo nt► Footo it ditto.

The t 3th foot, sta foot, ad battalion ; 6oth foot,
sth battalion; and 89th foot, tft battalion, are at
Portfmoutk ; but have as yet received no oldets to
what quarter they are to embark for.
For the medical arrangements, and much comfort
to the lick (Wier* of the army at Plymouth, much
credit is due to Staff Surgeon Ross, a very able and
long experienced officer.

After the remain jet of the ;th Foot are embarked,
the 9th and s7th Dragoons go on board.
Captain DoKILLY, late of the NARCISSUS, now of
the Aanso-r, of 64 guns, is appointed to cunvoy the
troops deilined for South America. We underhand
that there is to be a frigate and the ETNA bomb
veffel added to the naval force of this etpedition.

It is underllood that the Medical Board have or-
dered an ample fupply of sine, and other neceffaries
for the ufe of the troops going on foreign [mice.—
We think this meafure the more falutary, becaufe
our accounts from different quarters mention the
great want of the ufual refrefliments for troops en
long voyage.. We Ibould be happy to hear that the
Tranfport Board would alto fupply the troops dcf-
tined for diflant fervice, with the fame fupplies of
antikorbutics which are provided for the (amen of
hir Majelly's Navy.
London, England, 1806-09-25

Dr. rot nradtc's Nervous Cordial Drops ire'
t ongly recommended at this keno to the fair feat
tt es, are pronounced to be certain in ►entoving all
le wnefs and depredion of the Spirits, the moil alarm-
ir g Meares of the Head and Stomach, palpitation of
the Heart, Horrid Thoughts, Vain Feat., Frightful
Dreams, Lofs of Memory, Relaxation from Idifcar-1
riages or difficult Labours, debilitated Habit from
long refidence itt Hot Climates, and a Sedentary'
Life t Palfies, Dorfal Confumptions and Weakneffes
incident to both Sexes ; alto for Spafrtus, from an
irregular influx of Vital Heat into she afreded Mut
cles. This grand Anti•fpafmodic Remedy never yet
failed in a fingle ;finance (Jr eighteen years pafi, in
Bilious Cafes, Indigeflion, Slow, Nervous, Putrid,'
Malignant, Petechial Fevers, and Broken Conititu•
tions.—Sold wholefale and retail, at Mr. Butler's,
No. 4, Cheaplido, corner of Paternofler•row, in bot-li
at 4s. 6d. and t is. each, with ample direitioos.
London, England, 1806-09-25

RAMpifIE, SEPTLMBER 23.

Yefierday being the anniverfary of his Majefty's
Coronation, a royal falute was fired in the Downs,
and we could very diftinOly hear onr cruisers and
fillips of war on the enemy's coaft fire their falutes
alto. At two Alock in the afternoon we were enter-
, tained by donkey races, boys eating hot apple damp-
liags; grinning through borfe collars, and catching
apples en a bucket of water, with their hands tied be.
hind them ; the eonconrfe of fpedators was alionifh-
ing; the carriages, gigs, cFricles, and horfemen were
innumerable; it was a very beautiful day, and it is
but inftice to fay, Mr. Bean Nafh, late a proprietor
of bathing-machines, now a publican, who pro.ided
the entertainment at his own expence, did every thing
in his power to entertain the vifitors and his town&
men. The town continues full of company, not a
lodging bill to be feen for above two bads.
London, England, 1806-01-10

SIMLA% Dke.
The Ruffian troops are retiring from hforavia, and
will take up cantonments in Silefta. where the co-
lumns newly arrived from Ruina will alto remain
until further orders. The lad of rhefe were com-
manded by General de Benningfen s they arrived at
Breilart and in its environs on the 15th, 16th, and
17th inft. The fcarcity augments every day, and a
famine begins to b: felt in Moravia.
llsc. 2 i.—lt is afferted in nor Gazette, that the
Armillice which has been concluded in Moravia, has
been prolonged to the end of March.

ZURICH, DEC. tr.

On the 4th of December, the army of neutrality
of the Confederacy was difbanded by &decree of the
Landamman.

P•i‘ORID, DECEMBER 6.
Orders have been iffued for fitting out upwards of
fifty fhips of the line.

FROM frAix, DEC. to.

Marlhal Marlene has impored a cnntributinn of fix
millions of francs upon Tricrie, half to be paid in
calls, and the reit in good bills of exchange. All
Englifh property at Triefle is conlifcated. Letters
from Naples ellimate the Rulli.sns and Montenegrins
landed there at thirty thoufAnd, and the Englith at
eight thoufind men. Malrena ha► detached a force
to meet them.
London, England, 1806-01-10

AMSTERDAM, DEC. u.

The Englifh tranfport wrecked upon the Haab,
is the Maria, of Lnndon, Captain Scott. Out of
two hundred and feventy men, twenty fix have been
faved. The Englith tranfport wrecked in the Teed,
it the Ifabella, of Liverpool, Captain Laybert ; the
had three hundred men on board. One hundred and
alty.five were fared.
London, England, 1806-01-10

HAGUE, DEC st.

Admiral Verheul, our Minifler of the Marine, hav-
ing made an inquiry into the conduit of Admiral
Kikkert. refpefling the Calle intelligence communi-
cated to the Englifh Admiral in the Tent. and de-
manded to know, whether he had communicated the
fame officially, as it was fluted in the Englifh Pa-
pers ; Admiral Kikkert acknowledged he had dif-
patched Come pilot boats with fuch intelligence. jolt
as he had heard it reported at Amflerdam, but de-
nied its being communicated, either as official, or by
a flag of truce. The Miniller, however, has taken
occafion, from this event, to forbid any communiea
tion in future, merely relative to political rumours.
The march of the French troops towards Overyffel
continues without interrniffion. A very large park
of artillery is attached to the Army of the North.—
Price Louis has been abfent a Mort time from Ni-
meguen.

HANOVER, DEC. 13.
Yeflerday, at two in the afternoon, between g and
boo men of the Garrifon of Hameln, with tome
pieetss of cannon, marched towards Springen. The
Englifh and Rains on the firft intelligence of this
movement, marched to meet them, which gave oc-
cafionto a very obilina.e aEtion between Hockmuhlen
and Altenhagen, which ended entirely in favour of
the Ruffians and Englifh. The French had a number
of men killed and wounded; two hundred were
made prifoners, and two pieces of cannon taken.—
They' were obliged, towards evening, to retreat, to
avoid being entirely cut off from Hameln. The two
pices of cannon and the prifoners were brought here
to•day.
London, England, 1806-01-10

LEIPSIC, DEC. 13.

The intelligence that a peace between Auftiia and
France may icon be expeCted to be figned at Nicoll.
burg is confirmed from ;very quarter, and the conic-
quence will be, that the continental war will fpread
no fat thcr, and that Pruffia will maintain her fyllem
of neutrality. With rerreit to the North of Germany,
the Pruffian Plenipotentiaries will alto negociate with
the Emperor Napoleon, to etre& a general peac-,
under the mediation of Praha. The armiltice cot -
chided at Atalerlitz on the 6th,willfoon be emended
to the refpOlive troops in dillant countries.
London, England, 1806-01-10

CASSEL, DECEMBER 2?.

The right wing of the Prufdan army in
Saxony, will be commanded by Lieutenant Gene;..:
de Ruche], the left wing by the,Prioce de iintictikl.r,
the centre by the Duke of BrunfSock, and a panic.!.
lar divilion by Lieutenant General de lillecher.—
Lieutenant General de Schmettau is attathed to a
divificn, confining of Priffians and Fleffians. We
reckon beficles on the f Mowing divifions in, That
of General Count de K.ilkreutb ; ad, the fir 11 divi-
don of Referee, of Field Marfhal de fq, llendorf, the
head•quarters of which will be at Leiplig; 3d, the
fecund divifion of Referve of Duke Eugene of Wur.
Lemberg, head-quarters at Cuflein ; 4:h, Third div:.-
frin of Referve, of Lieutenant General de Thiele,
head quarters at Glagats ; and. ssh, a divides, under
the orders of Lieutenant General de Graver!, iireaLt
quarters at Glata.
London, England, 1806-03-22

RANT. S.
To be 561 D by AUCTION, by Mr. WgLI.ER,
On Monday, the ytft of March, between the bouts of three and
four in the Afternoon, at the Red Lion, Farehant,
AVERY defiroble Copyhold Ellate of Inheri-
tance, compriliug a Houk, Garden, Ham, antrClote,with
fit Inelofures of good Arable Land; rneaforing thirty Acres, three
aral thirty-one Poles, known by the name of CRACKER
HILL, delightfully fttuate near Wickham, no a riling ground. and
Is a very eligible kite to build on. The Fines and Zit Rents are
very (mall which renders it near equal in nine with a Freehold ;
let to Mr. Charles Bone, Tl nant at Will.
The Tenant will Stew the Efate, and further particulars may
be known, by applying to Mr. Fielding, Fountain Inn.Po.-tfmuutb,
or to Mr. Weller, at his General Agency Oflice, Chichelter.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. LAWES,
' in one Lot, at Free Maori's Tavern. London, no Monday the
3111 of March inftaut, at Twelve o'Cloek, (fukjett to such Con-
ditions as will then be produced),
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Baru, Stable, Outhotsfea, Garden, and Orchard, with divers Poke
ofArible Meadow and Pefture Land, containing in the whole by
admeafureateat too Acres (mown or lets). And alfo two Leafy,
hold Cottages, Orchards and Gardens adjoining, held under a
(mall relented Rent fur two Lives. all which Eremites are Stink
in the Pad& of Eaft Stour, near Shaftedsury, in the County of
Doerr?. and are occupied by Mr. David Thick, as Tenant at Will,
under the clear yearly rent of 2601.
The Tenant will thew the Premifes,and for further pardeloar s
apply to Meffrs TahOurdin, Solicitors, Argyll•ftrect, London ; or
to Charles Bowles, Shr.ftefbury.
London, England, 1806-03-22


BOXING.

DAN MYNDOZA AND HARRY LEI.

Yederday being appointed for the above Pogilids
to exhibit themfelves in a pitched battle, for 5o gui-
nea ~ the fame took place at Grimtlead•green, three
miles and a half through the town of Bromley, in
i'leut. The combatants met in a 25. feet roped ring,
f armed on the green, loon after one o'clock, attended
by their feconds, Bill Ward and Bill Gibbons for
Mendoza, and the Game Chicken and Gulley for
Lee. Dar Mendoza is known to the public as a
fir It-rate bruifer of the old fclruol, and a man who
. knew more of the real fcience of boxing than any
other man of his day. If he was not of nature and
the ,to engage with the champions of that day,
Jobnfon and Ben, his name was regarded with terror
atviongft fighting men. His lad battle, which was
1. , with Jackfon, war fought nine years rune, and he at
that time relinquithed all pretenfi ors to fight again.
He, however, was induced to enter the flit n~ith lac,
r in confeetuence of a difpute refpeaing matters foreign
to us. Lee, as well as his opponent, has been a pu-
i. glint twenty years, and never until the prefent day
t did he become a candidate for fighting fame. He
s never fought a pitched battle, although he was a
'good IFarrer, and a judge of the fpnrt ; but he bas
lIOW as a trainer, &c. to the tiling generation of
, brnifers.
The cowed, before letting to, and ever finee the
match has been made, has been looked upon merely
as a fpirit of reientment, and fuck as would be a
very earl' conquelt to Mendoza, a proof of which
seas, that torrent betting in the ring was 3 to I on
Mendoza. Dan Mendoza entered the ring nearly
half an hour before his opponent, and walked round
it with great cumpolure until Lee dripped, when he
eagerly did the fame, with a Emile of confidence u
to the Mirk. .
THE BATII.E.
London, England, 1806-12-04

CROSSEN ON THE ODER, NOV 6.

Pi in,e Jerome, with a very (Iron}; corps of caval•
ry, and a large train of artillery, has pallid through
here on his w ty to Breflau, ft, In silence he will con•
tinuc hi, match in siietia and Poland.
HAGUE, NOVF.MBER. z 7.

To-chy, or to morr.•w, his Majefty is expeßcd to
return to this refidence; the fittings of their High
Mighiinefres will be op:Red AS loon as portable. M.
Pinum, the late Minaler of War, is appointed his
hlajcily's Envoy at the Cott; tof ECe m the room
of M. Gra.srveld, whu is gone out Governor of Ba.
taria.
London, England, 1806-12-04

HAMBURGIf, NOVEMBER s.

It was reported ye,rday, that the Prince Royal
of nmark has informed the Duke of Brunfwick
that he could not permit him to refide longer at Al-
tana.
Letters from Polifh Peoria annoonee, that the
Ruffians are arrived at Poien. andrhat the Emperor
has obliged every individual capableof beartogarsne,
to be prepared for fervice.
The late Englilh Cong 4 4 Solis has Mind et
Copenhagen.
'1 he Pr offian garrifon at Nienhurg conga% allergy.
two rhoufand men.
They write from Mecklenburg, that on licit el
this month, an uOion took place between the corps
of the Prince of Poore Corso and that under Gene-
-141 Blucher. The Prußiavis attempted to retreat to
Boitzenburg. in order to join another corps trader
Gener.l Lccoq. The Duke of Mecklenburgh &refits
;equaled of the Prince of Pont. Corte a procetlion
for his principality, which was forthwith orde►ed.—
The Marfbal wrote a very handfonse letter to the
Duke on the occafion.
Prince Eugene of Wirtembcrg, who commanded
the PrrifEan army of referee, has transferred that of-
fice to General Woboefer.

Letters from Rollock, of the 3d, announce, that
an engagement took place between the French and
Ruffi Int, near Stavehbagen. A number of wounded
Ruffians were brought to Roflock.
The countries of Effen, Werden, ■nd Weilphalia,
are adminiflered in the name of his Serene Highnefs
the Grand Duke of Be►g.
Private letters announce, that the' Allied Troops
commanded by Prince Jerome, have arrived at
Frankfort upon the Oder; and that their advanced
guard has proceeded towards Polifh Pruffia. It is
alto fated, that the Ruffians have paired the Viaula,
and that they have advanced as far as Ghnefa, Pofen,
and other towns in Pruflian Poland. It is faid his
Pruflian Majelly is with them.

The Prince Primate has enjoined the conflituted
Authorities to order a Solemn Fefli►al, to return
thanks to Divert a PROVIDINCE, for the preßr►ation
of hi, Dominions, although fituated in the heart of
Germany. " In defiring a folid and general Peace,"
fAys the Prince, " we unite our wifhes with thole
which the Auguft Monarch, the proteetnr of the
Confederation of the Rhine, has fo emphatically an-
nounced, while PROVIDPNCE has bleffed his a►ms,
and his heroic eff,rts, dilated by his genius, have
been I) propitious to us."

FRANKFORT, NOVEMBER f.
M. de Thiard, Chamberlain of the Emperor Na-
poleon, has been n,minated Governor of Drefden.
Sine the zsth of Odether, there have paffed through
the capital of Saxony, no fewer than ao,ooo Bavarian
troops, thefe have been followed by the Wirtemberg
quota, and others of the Confederation of the Rhine.

STRASBUROH, NOVEMBER 6.
exportation of grain is prohibited. The Ge•
neral of Divifi"n Leval is appointed Governor of
Brunfaick. From Nincy it is mentioned, that 200
Swedes, priloners of v...tr, have been bruin Ponte•
m'auffeo ; that the fita c.ltunn of Pruffian ptifoners
was expected there alfo; and that from is to 14,CC0
Of thole prifoners were expeeed in th.tt military di-
London, England, 1806-09-13

RAMSGATE, SEPTEMBER ii.

ATTWOOD compnfed an Anthem esprefsly for the
occafion of La Sonday, from the 41ft Plalm,
ad, 3d, and lag vertc, wLh Hallelujah. It was fpnken
of by every body with rapture. It was divinely lung
by Mrs. ASH, Mr. WALMFRLY, and Mager Arr.
WOOD. A irr St'OnD pretided at the Organ—and Mts.
ASH afterwards lung " Holy, holy, Lord God Al.
mighty," trout HANDEL. Mr. ASH accompanied
the whole nn his flute. We had an meant Lerman
by the 'Lev. Dr.WA [Au, Prebendary of Canterbury
Cathedral, from the )11 Epillle of Bt. Paul to Timn.
thy, and the sth 'erre. It was for the benefit of
the poor Charity Children 0 this town, thirty boys
and thirty girls, who are clothed and educated
for three ycars by private fithicriptions and an an.
nual Charity Sermon; and I am happy to inform
you, that a larger collation was made on this
occafinn than ever known on any former. The
Chapel (which is a Chapel of tale to St. Laurence)
was completely filled. It does great credit and ho-
nour to the party who fo humanely napped forward.
Had the engagements of Mr. and Mts. Asa permit.
red them to have remained loner with us, they would
h..ve done the like fur the Matgate Infir
many. _ _

- .
Our h•rbour is quite naked. An Earl fadiaman
rind a fs igate In company, mill us this day at norm.
for the Downs; their names I do not know. This
town is completely full, not a biking bat° be fen
Is reined torrents lilt night. and heavy dying (bower.
all this morning ; the wind blew altanatcly hunt
every point of deo cossupars. .
London, England, 1806-09-13

BROAMTA!RS. SEPT. 9.

This place fill continues very full, and as gay and
lively ASever,but wehave had feie.aldepartures within
thefe two or three days. A porpoife was. thnt that
other day as it was rolling clofe by the harbour ; it
was brought on fhnrc, and awaited a great number
of fpetlators. We were gratified with the amufenlent
of a donkey race, running in tacks, Sze. which
afforded fume gond twat; one man in titular
(hewed himfelf very expert in the lack, Li. ipeed was
wonderful, and he gained the prize (a L:leefe) very
eafily ; the jingling match did not take place, but on
what account I could not learn.

MARGATE ^EPTEMBER It.

Lall night the Mafquerade was but thinly at.
tended, and but very few miles diflinguifhed them.
(elves: fruit•girls and failors were the prevailing cha-
ratters. Lyme's, the Performer, was in the
charafter of a Britins Tar, and lung in the courfe of
the evening feveral Sea Songs extremely well. This
is what he never attempted on the liege. A number
of genteel people joined the country dances without
mafks. The dancing was kept up till nearly three
o'clock. A hair &act- atrrafted a good deal of no-
tice, and received many a fevere blow from thole on
whom be was too IAVIIh of his powder.
;his moriiing as the fiThifh Ql2een, one of the
boys, was going mit of the harbour, it then blowing
pretty tient and the greater part of the fails let, the
rope attached to the buoy either gave way or was,
incautinufly let by which one of the (slots got
both his legs completely broken and was dragged
overboard ; he was afterwards picked up, and one of
the legs was only hanging by the (kin, of courfe am-
putation was immediately performed.
It is (fated in tome of the Papers that the Irifh
Jonurraw is performing here. Mr.J. is here with his
, wife and family on a party of pleature, but has never
performed.
Sere. I a.—This place now begins to get thin ; at
the affembly on Thurfday, fewer people were prelim
than ufual—indeed, the boillerous, cold, and rainy
weather which we have had there few days pan, is
enough to drive them all away. To-day it blows a
perfeA hurricane, and is exceffively cold asd rainy;
numbers have taken to their winter dreffes, tippets,
peliffes, great coats, &c. If this weather continues
a few days longer, I have no doubt but this place
will be loon clawed.
The poor man who met with the acci3ent yeller day
is far Netter than could have been expeaed ; one leg
was let, and the ether cut off a few Liches ah .rc the
knee; he has a wife and four children, and a liheral
fubfcription was opened for him at the different Li-
braries. Pieces of the wreck are coming fait on Store
—it blows fo hard, no boats have ventured out.
London, England, 1806-09-13

tr.irE, SEPTEMBER 9.

I feared, ever remember this phtee eontinne 1611
of gentcd company fo long. We have public halls
twice a week, which art well attended. On Thud'.
day lift one of cur fifhermen law a very large (hark
near the Cobb. It appeared in the morning, at bath-
ing time. The alarm was given; the Ladies parti-
cularly were very much frightened; the driver was
called, but he could, of cnurfe, draw only one at a
time out of the water, and it was therefore ten mi-
nutes before the lan was drawn on the dry fonds.
No accident happened. Some men went out imme-
diately in purfuit of the (hark, and in the courfe of
two hours bhought it on (bore. It was full eight feet
long. The ruen were hanilfomely paid br their
trouble, a. the LALlie; mask patties oa purpofe to
reward them
London, England, 1806-09-13

SUDDEN AFFLIC nom.

THE BENEVOLENT and HUMANE will find
A- as staple field to ezettife their virt Item liberality. in the cafe
a a haft caducei ton truly compaffannat, 'booth n, by the dud•
dee Mambo( a Otntlentm. Lately in a Public Office. Who in the
irea,setaf attending hit duty. M 24 (deed will, a Fit of A;opiety,
and expired In two dale, leaving a ~lfronrd.ec Widow and Five
young Children to bewail the her. of an affeeliouate Hatband. a
good Father, and an univerfally 'careened Man. The bort time
he had occupied his late fituatino gave Lim no opportunity to make
the (mall& pt.-within fer hid Family ; the dilt re Red Widow. three•
fore, humbly rebooks her deplorable cafe to the confederation or
her more immediate acquaintances. as well a. to that of a Gcner no
Public patitndy hoping. that with a fmall Pecuniary Aid. added
to her own analousandonowera. be will boonabled to rapport and
(Meld her unfcrtunate Orphans front die donna that too commoilly
await the indi‘cnt.
1 be (Mallen Contribution will be mod. gratefully received at
Mr. Mt idletnn's, Pelleil•MACT. No. t6s. oppnfite the New
(larch. Strand, where the deccafed W 24 carried, vAen taken
and from whole family 6t humanely receaved all poilible affiltance
end attention.
London, England, 1806-10-09

DOVER. OCTOBER 8.

Mr. Ly•tr., the Melfenger, landed here dill MOT -
ning at half pail nine o'clock from Paris, and imme.
diately fet off for Deal to wait on Admiral HOLLO.
WAY—he was taken out of a French boat 'ail night
off Boulogne by one dour praams ; but, owing Ha
the wind being from the N.N.W. and little wind.lite
was not able by day-light this morning to get Nether
than halt feat over ; Mr.LYALL was rowed the re*
of the way over in.the praans's:utter„ Lord LAW.
combats remained very unwell when Mr.Ly•tt. left
Paris, and wa, not able to attend to baine's. Ann-
ther Meg/tiger embarked on board the Sr scu earn*
lugger this opining at ten o'clock in the Downs, and
proceeded for Boulogne, but the will not reach that
place till late to-night, there being but little mind.
London, England, 1806-10-09

DEAL, OCTOBER &

Sailed /he Cc m II. op of war and Bum&
gun Emig on a cruise off Boulogne. This m ruing
Ross, the ma-eager, arrived from London, ( who it in
fappofed is gene over to recall Lord LATIDSIDALB,)
with difpatches, and embarked on board the Specs.
lator hirid armed lugger, which proceeded iusnredi-
ately for the Coal) of France. Sailed through the
Downs rrom the River, the Wilding, MAITMLII. for
Demerara ; Cambrian, Pear, for Jamaica ; and the
Olive Branch, LITTLIIIIIIILO, for N w Orleans.
London, England, 1806-10-09

THE HOMEWARD BOUND JAMAICA FLEET.

The t;ill,iwing are the only particulars which trent"-
pired yeflerday relative to the above fleet :
The Fran,.cs, Hall, from Jansen to London, foundered la the
plea—only four assn fared.
A palletiger in the Oliver Flfworti, arrived at Liverpool, in
twenty tour dais from New York, reports, that tl'c Sally. Wil-
liam,. L Smellie ; and Nat wdl, Dods, from larnatea, bound
to Lorhion, foundered in the gale.
London, England, 1806-10-09

HAMBURGH MAIL.

The Mail due on Sunday arrived lea night, bat
as yet brings nothing deeifive of the qoellion of Peace
or War. All is in motion however on the Continent,
and one letter Rates that a RufGAn army of 90,000
men is already on the frontiers of Silcfia.

A private letter from Hamburgh lays—" If fome
extravagant reports, which are current on the Coati-
sent, Wave credit, Jammu. B , who is to
be married to the Princefs of WIRTIMaa to, is after.
wards to be made rt.: gibe Jews. His refulence is
to be Jerufalem, in Paleßine, and WHAMMED Sass
HALED EFFISDI, the Turktflt Ambaffador, who has
sow left Paris, is fail to have concluded a treaty with
NAPOLION on the (Oita."
London, England, 1806-10-09

GREENOCK, OCTOBER 6.

The (chop/ter Nautilus, Captain Rafe, arrive I at Port Glafgow,
yefterday ; failed from Jamaica (Weft Lad) on 'be tot h July, in
company wish about leo fail of merchantmen, under con•.y of
hL fiLjefly's Alps Veteran. Francode, Magiciame. and Penguin
brig. On tie ilt of Atigial in lat. to. 30. and Meg 76. tint W.
the convoy fell iu wtth a wisdom hurricane. which difpetfed than.
On the sad, taw a hip on the lee baw, with the fig ii of &trek
which he bore up for, and had the g a.,d fortune to five Captain
Hail. and four of the people belonging toast lap Fr .neis,
lof Loudon, one of the convoy tint hip went down previous to
the boat coming on board. On.the i3d. fell in with the Ameri-
can brig Swift. harmer% to Providence, totally &floated, bat
not in auy danger of loumlering. On the 15th September was
boarded by his Majefty's lap Avenger, on the Banks of New-
foundland. who Rood to the Southward, for the protection of any
•of the cm•vo. that might have parted company The hurricane
lifted about forty tight hours, front N E. North N W. and S.W.
—The Canada, Hartle, arrived !lyre yefterday, from Quebec,
after a painge of a 5 days. The Margaret, Hare*, was loading
for thin port, and expeeted to fail in three weeks after the Canada.
The Hero, M'Cosil, from Irvine, arrived at (taint, upon the arth
Augult• The Dunlop, M•Ewing, which arrived on Friday (rum
Qlmbee, left loading the Canada, Dow, for this port. The Margaret.
Hardie, was arrived out before the Dunlop failed. The convoy
for the Welt Indies is appointed to fail from Cork on the at of
neat month. The following is a current lift of the Clyde Ships
in the Jamaica &et :--Fortune, Pomona, Mara, Altrod, Jane,
Mary Ann, Magnet for London, Ardent, Bittol, Emerald, Liver-
pool, Aur •ra, Lord Gardner, Margaret, Diana, Achilles, Union.
Laft night thA wind blew freth from the W. N. W. and fume of
the vetlels bare drove &little; but no damage done that we have
beard of.