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London, England, 1806-04-01

LORD NELbnies MONUMENT.
To the ARTIS CS of the UNITED KINGDOM.
THE Committee appointed to ercet a Monument
in the City of Dublin to the Memory of the late Lord
NELSON, acquaint the Artifts of the United Kingdom that they
will thankfully receive any Plans and Eftimatea for lath a work
that may be offered on or before the tttli March next. It has
been fattened that the centre of Sackville-ttreet. where Abbey-
Rivet bite/fats it, would be the matt proper fituation for the (cite
el the Monument—but the Committee have not tome to any de-
termination on that tobjeet, wiating for any obfervation or hint
that may he given to them ; and they with confidence took to the
generous and patriotic afkitance of the Artifts of the Unitcd King-
dom on this occafion.
Any information required will be given by the Committee
through their Secretary at his Office, Commercial Buildings, Dub-
lin, or by anfwer to any Letter addrcffed to him. By order,
WM. DENY, See
• • The time propelled by the allure advertifement, is prolonged'
by tle Commitw v. the at day of May next.

LORD NEJ.SON'S VICTORY.
PROPOSALS for publiihing an Engraving to
commemorate the glorious Vidory obtained over the Com-
bined Meets of France mod `pain on the 2tR of Odober, tScy,
which will reprefent the fall of that immortal and ever-to.bc-la-
stunted Hero. Lord Vifeount NELSON,
be Pidure is now painted by W. M. Craig, Eft and has been
exhibited at the Royal Inilitution, containing Portraits of the
Mean. iu the fame Rile as thole celebrated Prints „f-the Vide.
ties of the tads of Fehroary. 1797, over the Spanids Fl-et, and
the Battle of the Ntle, painted and engraved by Mr. Daniel Onna.
This laR and mutt Inipottant fubjett wttl cooststete tie Series of
that illultrious Hero's brilliant Naval Atchievements.
The Engraving to be Sinaloa by :hr month of June or July,
1805—.vice for the Ptoofs 4:1, the Prot s 11S. No Money to
be paid until the delivery of t.w Print.
Subicript.uns received, and Ow Print to he publiihed by Ed-
ward Orme, Engraver. Prionfeller to the King, the Prince of
Wales. as, I Royal Family.
No. .9, Bum/Arca, die ranter of 'kook-arca.
London, England, 1806-06-02

FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS,

The former to the 23th and the latter to the 3oth ult.
have come to band.

The French Official Journal contains a curious Note
on an article of naval intelligence in an Engli(h paper.
It (peaks of "no leG thatfifires divilions of French flips
of war at fea ; (peculates upon the immenfe depreda-
tions they are to commit upon our trade; in the fame
breath recognifes our maritime fuperiority. by a
peevifh admiffion that many of there mull be taken,
and that the war mall henceforth be direeed againft
our commerce ! !"

We have fonsetimes had =Minn to remark how
much at variance the French and Dutch journals
are, in their intelligenie from the fame fcene of saints.
Thus, in the prefent infiance, while the French Ar•
miners reprefented in the Dutch Papers, as quitting
Bavaria and filing off to the Rhine, the Paris Ga-
zettes preferve a total filence refpeeting fo important
a circumaance. The latter, indeed, are far lets pe-
remptory refpetaing the aluftment of the differences
between France and Anaria, than the Dutch and
German Papers. It is not unlikely, however, that
the Gicial Paper may have preferred preferving
filence on the fubjet of the evacuation of the Mouths
of the Cattaro, until authentic advice of the fait had
been received.

It is inferred, from the repeated conferences which
have taken plate between the Miailters of the Porte
and the Ruffian Arobafador, and the military pre-
parations of the former, that the belt underfianding
does not Cuba between the two powers. Theft eon.
fermiers and preparations, we lbonld think, had for
their object rather the potation of the Porte, than
difcuEons of differences or projeas of hoftility. It
is not Ruffle who meditates the fubverfron of the Ot.
tomen Empire.

The intelligence from Naples occupies a confider.
able part of one of the French papers. It fays no.
thing about the progre( in the liege of Gaeta, but
is very copious in the details of the popularity of the
new Sovereign. Thefe Calabriana, according to this
account, mu& be the moil verfatile people in
esiß-
encet but this is not the chameer of that hardy race.
Had their lawful Sovereign deemed it advifable to
(land by them, we are much milaken if Kiq Joslyn
would not have met with a far different reception.
The Adjntant.General of Verhuel arrived as a
Courier from Paris at the Hague late in the evening
of the 25th ult. and immediately proceeded to the
Hoare in the Wood, the refidence of the Grand Pen-
Sonny. He was fappofed to bring with him the
ultimatum of Ikmaymtre, refpeaing the new con.
(litution, but no particulars upon which any reliance
could be placed had tranfpired.
London, England, 1806-06-02

GOTTENBUPGH MAILS.

By the two Mails which arrived this morning we
have received the following articles:
Srocamot.m, May 18.—A fleet has failed from
Cultcrona, for the purpofe of blockading the Prof-
'ian ports in the Baltic. From this circumftance
one would conclude that femething decilitre of the
Este of Pomerania mull take place.
GOTTENIIURGH, May 23.—A convoy from Leith
Arrived this morning. Several veffels which came
ith k have proceeded to the Sound.
The mil-underflanding between this kingdom and

France, canting an impediment to thelnavigation of
Swedith veffels, his Majefly the King of Sweden, in
order to encourage foreign (hips to trade to his ports,
has been pleated to take off the prohibition from
&reign bottoms, which confined them to the pro-
duee of their refpeitive countries (only as ordinance
Smiler to the Enplifh Navigation Alt.) By this re-
peal a Britifb veffel is in every refpe& put on the fame
footing as a Swediflt one, as well in regard to the
duty on goods imported and exported, as in the port
charges, which are confiderably diminifhed ; the
duty on iron exported by Britifh or other foreign Gips
is hereby lowered ten (billings Rcrling a ton, and pro.
portionably on other goods. This will greatly faci-
litate the freighting of Britifh (hips, feveral of which
have, Race this law took effel, got freights for Ire-
land and Great Britain ; but welds that may come
for freights ought not to proceed further up our river
than the Calle, and if they do not fueceed in pro-
curing them, go to the Baltic, or elfewhcre, without
being fubjee to any other port charge than pilotage.
London, England, 1806-06-02

ADVICE.

NVHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN, eminent for
&ill and cryetience, offer their advice, andezert their abi-
lities for the cure of a few reigning Dilates, they rife tupelo:it to
that prejudice which Is fo juftly etched agaiiiit the advertifements
of meii,ignoraiit of the Bent priociples, and uneducated in the prac-
tice of pink. bliffro. CUkitlN. and Co regular Surgeons, feu-
dusted by every privilege.tn predict. mil by the uniform fuccefa
which their mode of treatment for Venereal Complaints has hi-
therto been attended, continue with the fame ailduity to tilted
their ftudles to the cure of every fpectes ofthat baneful poifon, as
well as the removal of thole dints-Inns debilities and defickncies
' which prevent, or embitter the matrimonial Rate. In the cata-
logue of Minim ice, there are none more afilidln g than
their which are ill,: unavoidallt confcquence of an induig coca its
a certain drllrudmr habit The unhappy (offerer broods over his
mi:Mrtuncs. alhanied to reek relict, until be is reduced to fuel
Rat, of mifery, at to t [Pc aliprrlfive. To fuch pogo s it
will be a coedoling rental/I to know that they may now, by a
new and infaliilee remedy, I.c reitored to their former tor noel.-
Hanel ftrength and vigour. Weak. telaed, and debilitated habit..
proceeding either frost an euefs of conjugal and Illicit pleafure, or
from a long renitence in hot climates, hard drinking, the Injuid•
cirrus ufe of Mai cury, Ice. d.e. arc fpecdily reftarad to
ft rength.
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It mull be a felfevidme propofidon, that where 'ht. agent •
of intelleetuA capacity 66 tErratd to the treatment at,d cure o:
few peculiar ct.niplaitas, th,re molt be the greater certainty a
fuccefs ; and a• a proof of this potation their method of cure i. la
particularly expeditious, as well as Cafe, and fo evidently fuperior
to the common practice, that in Conte flight cafes of infeCtion,
perfeet rittoration I, completed In the than period of Tint&
oars, and in ilud, of the utmoft inveteracy, where other pradi-
boners have failed, a proper prtfeverance in their plan of treat-
ment encores to the na Mut a fife, well grounded, and kiting re-
eltablibinient. by au early application, the patient will cfcape tkg
danger and exper.ce of a tedious attendance upon the lefs cape-
rience.l pradit miter.
Cilltitlit and CO may be confulted at their haute,
No 1.7, Hatton Garden, by patients of either fen, with the great-
c^. fterecy.iintiour, and ddleacy. Letters front the country ere
F.-vetted to nate potrtimilars of the cafe, putt paid, cotton:Jr a
it note, ...Lich will be duly anfwered.

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London, England, 1806-06-02

FASIVONS FOR jUAT. •

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Fut t. Dscsalltr. A drop of.white crape, embroidered down
die front and round the tr.in with fold or Giver ; the there. very
Dort In front, and embroidered to correfpund with the drefin the
bofom quite plain. with a (mall lice ti titer ; and under dr fa I.l*
white firfnet. White kid 1120 C, and gloves. The Ita.r dreffed and
ormunented with a gold comb.
s. .1 hurt drefa of alternate flripea of blue, or the crape, and
white hilt net ; the bottom trimmed with enihoffeil rihhand ;loos
Beeves of fpider net; an under.dref. of white farin trimmed aim
with tintanifed ribtand. White kid ihoes The hair dreffed with
a tiara of Reel bugles.
WALKI)IO I) ..11. A Trtarrillig glref4 of white cambric'
muflin, made 'quite tight over the boron,, and buttoned duwn the
front ; the bottom tillnmed with worked mufllo ; long ()revel with
work let in the top, to correctiotd with the bottom of the deer..
A ilraw hat turned up in front.
1. A I.mg drefs of white murin, with a mantle of fate colonred
larfuet, trimmed all round with an Indian bordering. Stite.co.
!Mired aloes and Rocking,. A turban hat of ttraw, with i ctn.
tab crown.
H Ur ',fleeing—l. The vintage hat of wt ought Ream, trim.
met with lilac riband, and ornamented with a flower—a. Asap
of fpider net, trimmed with quilling, of net round the front and
' crown, with a large bow of yellow rlbbanti in the front —.I. A
plain drefs of white muffin, with a (renter of anplelitoirom flik ;
the fpcncer made Ode, and quite tight over the linfom, crofts
behind, anti tie, in front; the lapels a-d bottoms of the 'Reeves
trimmed with quilling, of white ret. Silk bonnet to correlpond
1 with the fperteer.-4. Hat of white (ilk, turned up in front *Ph a
Live point, and trimmed with bow, of white Mk. Whitt oftrich
feathers crolLng over the crown.— t.lhc Gnarl cap of (Older net
1 with Glk ornamented with filth:rod.
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OISCRVATION 2-1 he prevailing colours are apple bloifom. la-
vender, blue, and yellow. The mob caps continue to be univer-
rally worn for morning drefs, lined with coloured 11k, and orra-
mented with dowers., or large bows of rihhand. Tbclorg m trifles
are alto much worn, both in 111 k and man ; the muffin toles are
bound with coloured ribband, and trimmed with lace. Feathers
and flowers have again appeared ; Bawer' arc univerfally wuculu
full and undrcia.
London, England, 1806-06-02

HAMBURGH MAIL.

The Hamborgb Mail due on Wedoefday lay ar•
tired on Saturday after our Paper ems at prefs.
It now appears pretty cettain, that the Emperor
ALIZAIIIna has Wined orders for the evacoatioo of the
Mouths., the Cattaro—to rave the Emperor of Auf-
tria from the war with which he was threateoed by
trance. It is not Cary to fee the policy of thus giv.
ing up pofitions bf great tlrength and importance,
at a iboaseot when the ?tench are openly P11'1114411
meafores holing to the intereits of Raffia.
The claims *hick WHIAPiIITE has advanced upon
the antiquated rights of Venice may, in their conk-
quince, extend to the bet parts of the Turkith Em-
pire : they may include not only Greece and 'kir/CC-
? tionia, but three of the eight quarters of Cobilan•
tinopkr, which the Velma= once poireffed, on a
partition of the Greek Empire with the French t and
lithe Venetian claims be too narrow, gavot-ton can
have no dillictilty ib eking thins out with the rights
of the French Emperor of Confiantioople, of the
Hodes of handers and Courtenay. Whether the
French antiquaries here prepared the malty titles to
the T.orkiflt Empire, we cannot tell, but without a
title tOSIA Pair ■ ismady by force of arms to Maintain
bra pretinfions. At Venice, a flotilla is preparing,
with which an attack is to be made on the Greek
Hands how occupied by the Ruffians. The latter
have AM ten thoofand men there, and we apprehend,
whatever part of the French defigns depends on the
eo-operation of a naval force will be defeated. We
ate inclined to think, therefore, that sot only a con&
dyable naval force will be detached by this country,
hit alto a body of troops, if necetrary, to affia in

r~ ;

oppofiog the enterprifes of BONAPARTI. The efforts
of the Eng Hat and Ruffians, calling forth to their aid
the fpirit of the Albanians and Greeks, might, We
&mad think, flop the ambitious career of Bo AAAAA TB,

in his march to Conftantinople. That he points thither
is manifeft, aiming, as he does, at the polliffitur of
every thing celebrated in the hi Rory of h uman greatnefs,
Athens, Rome, and Conftantinople, while he already
rules over the nominated Empire of CHAILLSI4ACKII.
Confiderable agitation prevails in Switzerland, on
a project for uniting that Country to France. Several
of the molt populous and manufaeuring Cantons,
finding their commerce fettered, and their produce
without a market, ate defiroos of being united to
France, while the agricultural and grazing diaries
are extremely bonne to the plan, and with to preferve

their national independence. This is an admirable

illuliration of the public fpitit of trade !—Both par-
ties have fent Deputies to Paris, but if BOMA AAAAA '9
with be to effell the union, it is eafy to fee whole re•
prefentatives will be lifiened to. Indeed, it teems by
no means doubtful that Switzerland will either be
united to France, or will form a federal Rate under
I 'tae 1 the family or its dependants.
Ti et e is a report that Anfpach is intended to re-
••.:: d the fervices and to gratify the ambition of &me
military officer, probably BERNADOTTE, bro-
,r in-law to the new King of Naples.
London, England, 1806-06-05

T T. 1111AORAIII.

'Allis was an aelion to recover b..ck the depnfit
ney paid the Defendant for an dime, I.ld to the
Phintiff at Garraway's. After the clerk the Plain.
tiff oiled upon the Dt. fendalit to produce the title.'
and the latter handed over to him an ablltaa of it
upon 46 folios. The Pl.intiff, however. by the ad-
vice of his conveyanetr. objetted to the title, and
brought the.prtfent Winn. The objefliuns were unit-
(lived by his Lordlhip as available, and ale Plaintiff
obtained a verdict for tool.
London, England, 1806-06-05

L_ • • MIDWIFERY,
TKOSE Ladies, whore fitisation requirea TEX-
PORARY RETIREMhNT during their acetweh,nent,
Will meet with a comfartalde aecommndation' with the moft tender
treatment, and the great& Icerecy may be depended on, by ap-
plying to Mrs. Smith, Midwife, No. ta. Church ftreet, Black-
triars road, near the Bridge, on the moft rcafonable tering. Mrs.
Smith has a Gentleman well cßahliihed for fame years as Man •
Midwife, who will attend, if eequired. rim children elf, will
men with every an ri I inn. if left to the care of Mrs. Smith. The
haute is phafantly fitured, with a ;nod garden attached to it, free
from fpeetators, which feldom happens to the let of ether honks.
London, England, 1806-11-29

VEIOCI, NOVEMBER I.

From Dalmatia official accounts have been re-
ceived, that in confequence of the vielories of the
29th and Both of tapteinber,olstained by the French
over the Ruffians, the Montenegrins, and thiinhabi-
tants of Cattalo, the fortrefs of Cancl NUOVO was

Ortemed the French on the tit of OPl4.)ber, t:votJ
In hand.

General %mom ham ;trued a Prntlainttion In the
inhabitants of Cattaro, calling npnn them to join the
French, and threatening heavy poniflrment if they
ate taken khting on the fide of the Ruffians.

NAPLES, OCTOBER
From Calabria we have received the following in-
telligence :—" General Francefchi furprized the in-
furgent; near Tafparina ; lolled 7o and took poffef-
lion of the town of Squillace. Thence he marched
to Catanzaro, where a confiderable body of hew.
gents were affembled. He attacked them with horfc
and foot, killed :so, and took two pieces of cannot,
General Lurelle defeated another body of infurgent
under the command of one Cornea, near St. /V,
drea, and at prefent Calabria Ultra i► tolerably quiet,
ualefs heat diforders amid fuon make their appear-
ance. 'The dangerous infurgent, Peddioh ; his Se-
cretary, father Donsizio, a capuchin, and 3oco of
his adherents, have implored the mercy of King Jo
feph, through General Partonneauz, and obtain-
ed a free pardon. They are already arrived at
Salmons, and tranquillity is, now reftorcd in the
province of Abfruzzo. Ira Diabola w►as feen on
the 24th Intl. near Sarno, attended by ten Calabrians.
He is laid to ha►e Red from Caflello Mare to the Ifle
of Capri, which is as let occupied by the Englilb.—
A fleet of Englifb traafports, with Ire& troups, is ar-
lived in Sicily.
THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1806-11-11

THE EXPEDITIONS.

The force under Brigadier General Caawroan
had not failed when the pod left Falmouth on Sun.
day evening. Signals had been made for pilots, and
all were in hopes that they were at lad to proceed for
their deftination.

The force compoang General CRAWFORD'S force
has been repeatedly detailed in the &rat. It is now
known that the gth dragoons fail along with this ex-
pedition ; they are bound for a different fervice, they
are going to General &sass/Dan at Buenos Ayres,
and part from General Caavasoan's expedition in a
certain latitude. General Clammily is certainly
going to lonic other part of Stluth America. The
areal force going wide this expedition confi (Is of four
fail of the line, four frigates, and two brigs. The Ho-
nourable Captain STOP VOID, in the Spasms', is Com-
intidore, a very able and moll altive officer.
London, England, 1806-11-11

HAMBURGH MAIL.

The Mail due on Sunday arrived tbis days and has
brought various iotereßing details, which we fubjuin.
The following Proclamation has appeared at
Bruniwiek ti
PROCLAMATION.
Rruntwicl, Oanber iL

''~
N. MALIAIIOII, principally charged with all

power in the Duchy of Brunfwick, has this morning
(mocked the underGgeed Minifies, and deliveredto
them the following Declaration t
In virtue of the orders which have been gives
to me, I have the honour to announce to you, that
the country of Sreofwick, being now conquered by
the arms of hls bfajefly the Emperor of the French
and King of Italy, I am charged to take poffeffirm of
It from this moment in the name of his raid friajelly.
You will in confequence make this known o your.
fubordioate °Stem
l'he raid Mininers publiflred the precut fee**
information of all the authorities of the eoentri:
(Signed) " DI romp..
....8
es wottiramEr."
General Malraiton lives in the Decal Falai& The
_ _

Ducal arms are taken down.—(OfteiWt t.) The
French troops belong to the corps of Mar Thal
On enter's,' this place they marched to the Palace,
where they were received by the guard wish military
honours. This guard, and all the other I ldiers of
the Duchy were then difarmed : the officers retained
their (words, bat a Konas was requelled from the
Colonels not to kill L tkis war agaioll the Fl end,.
The French hare slit Wren' poffelfion of the arlimal.,
(N. B. It it empty.).. ,
The French Mean behave very well. Eight days
no came here the !ruffian General Von Treuenfels.
wounded. General Malraifon 'dried him on the
ayth : offered him the &Mance of his own PhyG.
ciao. politely invited him to promife not to ferns
in this wan ageing !Mate.
• •

MOM OCTOflsl. • •
On the sath, Lieutenant Colonel Thiard;lo4ille
hairdo to his Maleity, the French Emperor, alitsi
here to take the Government of,tisa City, itOht
name of his Mailer. He immediately repaired,*
the Eleetor, who ends in the choke of a perf.in-fo
near to the conqueror at Aunerlits, a lie& prnof of
the kindaefs which his blajcity has for him. On the
syth, the aril divilion of the Bavarian troop', about
to,ooo Aron, entered here. The city is tolerably
Oat, emfidering the number of troops, (or which
WC are c.bliged to the aflivity of our Commandant.
London, England, 1806-08-02

ITAL r.

NAPLES, JULY 6.
The King has ordered to fet out for the fete of
Gaeta, two companivs:.of the firfl regiment of Neve.
titan chaffeurs. This is the regiment which made
the demand to his Mikity at the time of the review
at Ave,ja. Thofe foldiers, who thus (Aldred a pal
as dangerous as it is honourable, are all Neapolitans.l
The confidence which is placed in the Government,
the lose which our new Monarch knows how to in. '
ipire, cannot fail to excite the valour and enthufiafm
of all racks of people. The lowers of Caere con-
tinues to he cannonaded. It is believed, that there
will be a general attack in a few days.
The Evglins in vain make inroads upon our ersaßr,
'and attempt !till mo•e vainly to excite the people
analog the Government. They have difperted at
reddo a 'teat quanrit, of frchtious proclatna-
!taloas—hut they gained uothi:,g, by the expedient.
London, England, 1806-11-20

4 Eery ktooildball be reviewed according to the prof, MO oh.
jed of its Writer, anal every Writer Chill he candidly Judged ae-
, car' log to hit own OW:Ernie&
S. lifulog Prom a beat of Learuing, which bag always been
le
juftly regarded as the ftgfir. of the Church and &ate, till. Re
view still be ftedfailly ticv to the interefte of the kltalitilbcd
Religion and Government ti, . Country
6. Every book which appear' re wi,litn the Bridals Empire, and
which has been publicly advertifed or ins been commuitiested to
the Editors, limn, without . reepti 11. be noticed in this /Review
within three Month, after Its appearance.
7, The reviewed Works mall be defied fyfterviatically, under
the general beads of Literature' to which they refpeetively belong.
S. Notices of Foreign Literature Mall form a,Jegolar portion of
every bomber, and ararogewenu have been nu& by which they
will be early and comprebenfure.
Piloted by Slatter and Monday, Iligh-flrott, Oxford ; fold alto
by J. Cooke and J. Parker, 0 s lot .1; 1 Dtigbtou. Citn‘bt4lge ; W.
Creech, Edinburgh ; I. Archer, Dublin; and I.y le Newhard, J.
White, R. Phillips, H. D Symonds, and W.J. and J. Richard:one,
Landaus ; JO by all other Btx4fettors, and by tat Ntoitout add
&afar, A 1 ovlsu
London, England, 1806-04-09

This day WOG putthited, in 3 volumes avo.

. .
price tl rose to board.,
NOTES on the WEST INDIES, written dating
the Ex ;sedition under the Command of the Lite General Sir
Ralph Ab.rcromby, including Obfervations on the Bland of Bar-
badnes,And the Settlements c iptured by the Britith rroops ut,,on
the Coalt of Guiana; Iliceife Remarks rclaring to the Creoles
and Slaves of the Welt ern Colmnts, mid the Indians of South
America ; with occafional Hints regarding the heafoniug or Ycl
low Fewer of Hot Climates.
By GEORGE PINCKARD, M.D.
Of the Royal College of Phyficians, Deputy lapedlor General of
Hofpitals te his Majeity's Forces, aml Gesso to the kloutuf,
bury Difpenfatory.
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of Cornwall, Devon, Dorfet, Sorne..fet, Wiltlbire, liamplbire,
and Bellaire, and illuitratcd with 14 Maps and Plates, of
BRITANNIA,or a Defcription of the tiourithing
Kingdoms of England, Sectiand, and Irciand, aod the Wands
adjacent, from the earließ Antiquity.
By WILLIAM CAMDEN.
Enlarged by the lattit Difeoveries by Richard Gough.
Printed for John Stockdale,
A UR of the Sul.fcribers wiU be printed. -l'art lii. will be ready
. .

on the soth of May.

P. S. The Maps of this new edition are all enrredled to the
prefent time, and form ■ more accurate BritifhAtlas than has made
ha appearance to the time of this pubLeat lon.
London, England, 1806-06-04

HOUSE IF COMMONS.

.....
Mr. PATERSON moved that the evidence taken before the
CololllitteC on the Norwich Paving Bin mould be laid before the
Houle. After a few words from Mr. FELLOWES and Mr.
HURST, this Motion was negatived.
Mr. FELLO WES then moved that the Bill be read a third time.

Mr. PATERSON oppofed it on the grounds that from the re-
ducal Rate of the town in plot of trade and opulence, and the
preffare of a variety of pecur lary burdens, this wan not the proper
time for it.
After a few ofifervations, however. tram Mr, FELLOWES,
Mr. WM. SMITH, and Mr. SHAWE I.E FEVRE, the Bill
was read a third time and paffed.
Lord OSSULSTONE reported, that his Majefty had been wait-
ed upon with the Addrcf, of the Houle yefterday; and that, in
eoefequence, his Majeity had been gracioufly pleated to give direc-
tions, that the Memorials from Upper Canada and Nova Scotia,
refpedting the trade from thole Colonies to the Weft Indies, In
1804, be laid before the Houle.
Mr. FULLER brought up the Report from the Committee. on
the Petition from certain Inhabitants of Brighton,namely, that the
Petitioners had proved their Allegations; and he then moved for,
and obtained leave to bring in a Bill for crafting a Jutty in the
Harbour of Brighton, for the Security of Shipping.
Mr. WHITSHED KEENE moved for a Copy of the Letter of
Sir John Macphrrfnn, written while he was a Member of the Ste.
prang Cou,eil of Bengal, dated the 3oth of March, 1783. to the
Court of Dire tors. Thft was fuppofcd to relate to the oblerva-
tioos made tefpening Sir Richard Sullivan.—Ordered.
Mr. OWEN prefented papers from the India Houfe, purfuant
to the orders of the Houfc of the 13th and 60th of May
Ordered to lie on the table.

Sir JOHN ANDERSON prefented a Petition from the London
Dock Dircetors avian the Fait London Water-works BilL—Or•
dared to lie on the tahle.

On the motion of Lord TEMPLE, It was ordered that the
Haute Mould at its riting adjourn till Tharfday.
Mr. BAKER prefented a Petition againft the Eaft London
Water-works Bill—Ordered to lit on the table.
Sir JOHN SINCLAIR gave notice of a motion for ennadering
the Las rapt:ding Broad-whetted Waggons and the Highways in
Scotland.
London, England, 1806-06-04

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4.
Hie MAI MY'S EIRTII aut.—Holiday At all the Public 015ces.

The Houfe of Loids yenerday rrfumei the con•
federation of the Evidence adduced on the Trial of
Lord M. r.vr La.,. Strangers were excluded as ufual,
and their Lordfhipt adjourr ed at ten o'clock to Thud-
day next, on account of the intervening AnniverfAry
of the Birth of his MAJESTY.

■'

PROPERTY Tax.—Lord HENRY PETTY role laa
night in the Houfe of Commons, in order to correct a
mis Ratement which had gone abroad refpating the
exemptions under the above Tax. His L-)rdllip laid,
that perfons of (mall incomes and large families were
to be entitled to exemptions from their iffrAd Taxes,
but not under the Property Tax.
Aaot.►r►os or THE SLAVE TRADE.—From what
fell from Mr. Fox lag night, in the Houfe of Com-
mons, we have no doubt that we (hall fpeedily have
to congratulate the friends of humanity and the coun-
try in general, upon the total and final Abolition of
this difgraceful Traffic.
The language of the Honourable Secretary was at
London, England, 1806-06-04

HIS MAJESTY', BIRTH-DAT.

This bring the anniverfary of his Majasry's birth
day, the morning was uthered in, as ufual, with the
ringing of bells, and the Park and Tower guns were
fired at the nfual hour. A Drawing• Room was held
at St. James's, previoufly to which, the following Ode,
written by James Ns, Efq. Poet Laureat to the
King, was performed :
Long did chill Winter:a dreary reign •
Ufurp the promls'd hours of Spring;
Long Eurus o'er the nitfet plain
Malignant wav'd his noifome wing:
O'er April's variegated day
The frolic zephyrs fear'd to play ; •
Tb' abernare change of funs and mower.
Call'd not to life her Mien flow, ro ;
But arm'd "nth whirlwind, frail, and hall,
Wirter's ungenlal blalh preiall,
And cheek her vernal poseers.
But o'er the renovated plain
See Mala lead her finning train
Of halcyon boar: along;
While burft front every echoing grove
Loud Brains of harmony and love,
Pre;adlr.g to the choral Fong
peeing June than Votive pour
To boil with (rood acclaim our Monarch': r2tal hour.
mutt that day, to Britain dear,
To Britons joy impart;
Cloudy or bright, that day (hall wear
The funfhine of the bean.
And as before ere fervid ray
That genial slow. In 9 inurer fees,
Each cloud that veird the beam o' .'ay
Far from the azure welkin hi a:
Fo may 2ach cheerLfs mitt that teems
Awhile to cloud our profpezls
Difpcli'd by Hope'a enlivening heamo,
Our brightening ether fly, an I malt away or .;:.
Awhile .;rough Name adverfe frown—..
By timid friends their tattle betray'd,
' With bofotn firm and undernay'd.
On (wee depending all their own,
A living ramplre round their parent Lord,
The Britiat warriors grafp th' avenging (word;
While youths of royal hope demand the fight,
To affert a Monarch and si Father's right.
United in one patriot band,
From Albion's, Erin's, Caledonia's land,
Elate in arms indignant thine
The kindred heroes of the Briton line,
To whelm !meal-ton 'neath our circling flood,
Or Rain our verdant fickle with Gidlia's hollile blood.
His hiajarry completed his 68th year this day.
London, England, 1806-06-04

Rl'Hq.

Weitnefday lidt, In Cumbcrland•place, the Right Hon. Lady
Boritegdon, of a fon.
On Saturday loft, at Ingeftree, Quante& Talbot. of a fon.
Sunday, at his houfe in Grofvetme (Tiara, the Lady of Colonel
Core Langton, M. P. for Somerfetthire, of a daughter.
At Latham. on the tf,th ult. Mr.. Buchan Hepburn, of a (on.
The Lady of firigadicr•Gcneral Graham Stirling, of a fon.
London, England, 1806-06-04

AnnLITICht Or TH111411,1 TRRD[.

Mr. Secretary FOX rote to give notice that he
fh,,h; i on Toef.lay next bring forward a refolution
hich would have the effett of !hewing that his Me.
jetty's Minitiers 'fete not unmindful of the pledges
they had given, refpeßing the final abolition of the
Slave Trade. He conceived it would be too late in
the prefent Scriloat to propofe any Bill upon the fub-
ies ; but ..t it was one of thole important fubjeas'

upon which hisMajefly's prefent MiniAers had pledged
their opinions to the Houle, he thought it high time
to evince their determination of carrying thole opi-
nions into efFedt.

General TA RLETON wilhed to know the (pacific
tenor of the Right Hon. Gentleman's intended mo•
tint.

Mr. Secretary FOX Paid, he had no with to conceal
from the Hon. Gentleman the purport of his motion,
but he had not yet shaped it into any fpecific form of
words. His objed, hdwever, was that the Houle
fhould pledge itfelf to tome refolution for entering as
early as poffible next feffion into the confederation of
this fubjed, with a view to the abolition of the Slave
Trade, but without fettling any particular period for
that purpofc.
London, England, 1806-06-04

'leavelain Siberia and 1., France:

Varian Engllfh critics have pron.itincvl Kotzebue to he, in
every referci, " the fill of tretwilers," a; well as tlit nunt It ely
painter of manners and charader that, in this line of companion,
ever addreffed the Public; and the univerfal reception of his tra-
vels in Siberia and in France, not only in every part of there i11A111.16
but in every country in Europe, is a circualtance dcitionftrative
of his extraordinary merit. Yet, however interelting may have
been his former travels, there in Italy claim rank as his el.,tpreaore,
and in a particular manner command the notice of th literary
world, not only as relating to the moll intereltinz countries In
Europe, hut as poff-ffing a rich and unequalled fund of novelty,
information, and annifement.
Printed for RICHARD Pus ttirs,Brblge-fireet, Blackfriatn, and to
London, England, 1806-06-04

NELSON'S GLORY.

This Jay war pubflflted,;;i;; 2.. 6d.
A POEM, entitled THE PROGRESS OF
GLORY, in the LIFE of HORATIO LORD VISCOUNT
NELSON OF THE NILE; with esplanatory Notes: and a DE.•
DICATION to the NAVY and ARMY of GREAT BRITAIN.

.....
" Sill may each valiant hand new laurels twine

" Arou..d.the crown, whole title I. divine!"
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And to he had of Marrs Rlchardfon,
THE RIGHTS of the S IDCKBROKERS DE-
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NEUTRALITY OF PORTUGAL.

The letters brought by the Lifbon Mail of yeller.
day were delivered out from the Poll Office this mor-
ning. Letters of the 113th ult. flate, that a Treaty,
guaranteeing the neutrality of Portugal, was figned
at Madrid on the 19th of April by the Pleoipoteu•
tiaties of France and Portugal.
London, England, 1806-06-03

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, JUNE s.
The frith Revenue Colledtion BM and the Ida Malt BM were
read a fecond time and committed for tomorrow.
Mr. Alderman COMBE and (meal other Members of the
Commem, brought tip the Temple Bar Lottery BM, which was
rmd a Mt time.

Mr. RICKMAN, from the Coonoliceers of the Cal/dash's
Canal, prefented the Third Report sl that Board, width was or.
dered to Ile on the table and to be printed.
Mr. lam it o. Infpedor General of Exports and Import►,p-efmt-
ed freeral Accounts rtlativetei the Comma= of the iOand of Tor-
tola, whkh were ordered to lie on the table sad to be printed.
Strangers were then excluded, and, we math:Mood. their Lord-
Mips proceeded to refume the conddcratlon of the evidence ad-
dared on the trial of Lord Vlkoont Melville.

The Houk continued In Manion till is o'clock, when, we um •
Serftood, the further conaderadao of the (shied way poltpooed
till to-morrow.—Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).
London, England, 1806-06-03

BURRRY.

By Mr. WELLER, (on the Pr.:miff:9,
On Monday, the thels of jam. at Twelve o Clock,
AVERY valuable Free old Villa, a modern and
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Ground Floor, Entrance Hall, Drawing. Eating, Breakfift, and
Gentlemen's Rooms; Firft Floor, four Chambers and a Divans
Room, Attics, four Bed Rooms, with attached and detached offices
dievery deferiptlon, Chrdens, Orchard and Mature Groands,Hot
and Green Honks, Coach Hole and Stables, with two Enclofures
of Rich Meadow Land ; the whole (tending in about five Statute
Acres, &nate at Ether, on the rife of the Hill, entering the Village
from Cobham, Banding uncannedted with any otbcr property,and
peculiarly diltinguilked for beautiful Scenery, the Soli-Dry and
Healthy, the Neighbourhood highly refpedlable, near feveral Packs
of Hounds, from London Sateen miles, Kingltoo and Cobham
four, and Hampton Court three.
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London, England, 1806-06-03

SPORTIhe INTELLIGENCE.

JOCKEY CLUB.
The following Gentlemen of the Jockey Club
dined on Saturday with Lord Gso. Carton:so :
The Duke of Sc.Alban's, Lord Henry Fitzroy, Lora Foley,
Lord Frantic °Borne, Mr Berkeley Craven, Sir Frank Standitb,
Sir Charles Banbury, Hun. Geo. Walton, Sir Delme Rateliff, Col.
Leigh, Mr. Norton, Mr. Sbakerpear. and Sir John Shelley.
After dinner, the following new Matches were
made :
London, England, 1806-06-03

WICKLOW RACES, MAY sB.

This amufement commenced on Monday lad, on
the Marragh of Wicklow. The weather being re-
markably fine, the fpedators and company were
immeafe from all quarters. At three o'clock in the
day, three mares darted fir the prize of so!. One,
a grey, belonging to Mr. Whaley, another a bay,
Captain Gore's, of Wicklow—the third the property
of Mr Pont. There were two heats, each for
refunds of that part allotted as the court... There
never was finer running than on the fird. Mr.
Whaley's mare on coming in to the winning pod,
having the advantage of about two lengths of the
other,, an ideot well known in the county Wicklow,
named Jemmy Healy, ran into the way on the
courfe, when Mr. Whaley's mare ran againft him,
killed the poor creature, fell herfelf, and hurt her
jockey fo much, by rolling over him in the fall, that
his recovery is doubtful. Tbe mare that would have
won thus unluckily loft this heat. It was adjudged
to Captain Gore's mare. Mr. Whaley drew his
mare in confequence of the accident, his jockey not
being able to ride. Thus was the great fport ex-
Peattl, prevented by accident. The next heat was
von by the other two mares, and Captain Gore's won
eafy.
London, England, 1806-06-03

THE 'WINING STAR.

LONDON.
TUESDAY, JUNE 3.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Reduced jp+/--Coakds, to opening, 64—Oninturn si fi
PRICE or STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Sink Stock sat India Bonds. to a sr. dlf.
3 p. et. Red Ann. splf Imperial 3 per Cent. 5S+
3 per Cent. Cont. Ann. Rut Ezell. Ms par as. dlf.
Deirrred 3 per CenL 331 Osmium st prem.
4 Per Ceed• FWD!' Tickets ail. ijs.
per Cent Nary, Om ConL for acedit
Loop Ann.l73-tet

The Houfe of Lords yefierday, after going through
Come rowint bufinefs, entered again into the confi•
deration of the evidence adduced on the trial of Lord
Isfuvrs.t.s. It was expected by many that the day
would be fixed for delivering the Verdid in Weilmin-
ger Hall. This hope was difappointed. Their Lord.
(hips, after debating clogs jastria until midnight, ad.
jammed the further difcullion to this day, with an
order for the Judges to attend.
The difeullion on the Mutiny Bill wu hit night re-
, fumed in the Houle of Commons. Mr. WINDHAM'S
claufe was carried, after a warm debate, by a majo-
rity of two to one. _

Notice was given by Lord Harty PITTY, of his
intention to bring in a Bill to amend the Income
Duty Ad, by providing the neceffary exemptions in
favour of low incomes and large families.
London, England, 1806-04-22

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INDIA

Lcrd ARCHIBALD HAMILTON. purfnant to
his notice, rote to move for a propofed difpateph
the Court of Direftors to the Governor General of
India, dated 3d of April, 1803. The Noble Lord
apologized to the Houle for bringing forward this
motion, but the paper teemed to him fo effential to
have on their table, that he felt it a duty to move for
its produaion, as an Honourable Gentleman who
had given notice of a motion to that effed, had re.
linquiftsed his intration. It w;s not his ()Ned in
moving for this document, to make it the foundation
of any elyurge, or to fupply any evidence againft
Marquis Willefleye His *ldea was to rr eke it a
ground of charge spina the late Board of Controul,
and particularly the Noble Lord who preftded over
that Board. That Noble Lord had for many years
pat! reprefented the nitration of the Eaft India Ccun•
my% affairs, as one of great prolperity. The ca-
-1 hami:ous circumftarteea of that part of the Britith
,Esohite vias priocipsl4 to be atttibuted to ths late
London, England, 1806-06-10

Bill would be injurious to thole Britlh serehnots erl6
had given lame orders, moved, as at► amend meet.
that Inflead orWednefday, the words this day throe
months' Wok( be Wetted.

Mr. MAGENS oppofed the principle of the Bill,
'as he conceived that in order to fell our own linens at
the Weß•lndia market, we mull alto have foreign
linens to make up the affottment.
Mr. STEWART conceived, that there was no etc-
cation, and that Ireland could afford afloat:sent fur•
ficient for the Weft India market.
Lord TEMPLE obierved, that the law, sett Rood
now, was not what it had been the intention of the
Board of Trade : by tome Rrange millake in drawing
up the Ail of Parliament, the drawback was not given
to our plain linens, which it was the objea of the
Legiflature to protelf. He feared, however, that
any alteration at prefent would injure the rights of
the nierchan,s who had been alluded to.
Mr. FOSTER replied, that fbould the Bill go into
aCommittee, there would dnubtle(s be every need:try
care that thnfe merchants fbould not be injured.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
thought, that as it was confeufed that there was an
error in the prefent AO, there ought to be a means
aff .rded for reeifying it t he therefore was for the
committal of the Bill, and hoped his Noble Friend
(Lord A. Hamilton), would withdraw his amend-
ment.
After a few words from Mr. ROSE and Sir JOHN
NEWPORT, the amendment and the original mr.tion
were both withdrawn. The Bill was then read aad
time, and ordered to be committed on Thurfday.
The other orders of the day were then difpored uf,
and the Houfe adjourned.
London, England, 1806-06-10

•
,lhficiant fecurities for the Gneetity and ftibmiton of
the latter ?
A letter from Ratilbnn hates, that no intelligeoce
ache *dual evacuation of Cattaro was expeaed in
that city before the middle of the prefent month.

Gaeta continues to snake an obftinate defence;
neither the cannonading, nor the bombardment of
the enemy, have produced any •ifible ere& upon the
winks. The garrifon is finall—not, it is Paid,
amounting to two thonfand men in the whole—but
fully competent to the maintenance of this port, now
become one of great importance.
The few men who, three months ago, under the
command of ah Irifh officer, took poffeffion of Citi•
tells del Fronto, continue to make as determined a
refidance as the garrifon of Gaeta.
London, England, 1806-06-10

ditlon; wkh tbret

and all requillte Farm-olkes,

upon she molt approved plan. Upon various parts of the Ground
are thriving Plantations, affording packer and ornament to the
place.
Lot Two eonfifts of an excellent Stone Man Goa, calculated for
the rcfldence of a large Family, with convenient Offices, Coach-
hook and Stabling, Garden. and Orchards, well flocked. To
this Lot are attached two Farms of excellent Land, containing
together 431 Acres, with good Houfes and Offices, perfeffily
adapted to the heft fyftem of agricultural management, and there
arc (rectal plantations of thriving Wood In different parts of this
Eltate.--.—For further particulars apply to Meffrs. Davidfon, So-
licitors. Newcaftle upon Tyne; or to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor,
Lincoln's Inn Fields.
London, England, 1806-06-10

SALES BY AUCTION.

TO BE SOLD, in One or Two Lots,
Amosr Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE ;
advantageouily fituate at Benton, between the commercial
and opulent Towns of Newcaftk and North Shields, in Northum-
berland ; confifting of ss a Acres of excellent Arable, Pafture, and
Meadow Land-

In Lot One is comprifed a capital Manfion Houfe, with Offices
of every deferlption Flesfure Grounds, and large Garden, well
Rocked with Fruit Trees in full bearing, upon hot walls ; with
Vinery, Peach houfes, and Meloory. The Farm attacked to this
Manfion confifts of ion Acres of excellent Land, In the belt eon.