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London, England, 1806-08-08

aw reernate trees the different seta ler die eeffilia
Germany, had been counternsehied dace the con-
chtfion of peace with Kurt& Did ROIItSVIIATA then
apprehend that his German projefts would be oppofed
by RuSa, and that danger is now at an end ? Is it
potSble that the Emperor has given his formal con-
currence to the utter extinhion of the Germanic Body
ender its old head, and to the ellablifitment of a new
Germanic Body, of which BOULPAILTS would be the
efficient ruler ? This would be deplorable ; for
though the Emperor of RUSSIA might not be able
to prevent there changes at prefent, he is the Sove-
reign in Europe the leaf under the temptation, or
neeeffity, of formally ratifying them.
The minor Paris Journals Hate, that the dirce(Goas
which •had been carried on in that capital f.r the
arrangement of the affairs of Germany terminated on
the I sth ult. and that the Minifters of the Kings of
Bavaria and Wirtemberg, the Elector of Baden, the
Landgrave of Helfe DarmAadt, the Duke of Cleves
and Berg, the Princes of the Houfes of Naffau, the
Prince d'Yfembourg, the Prince of Hohenzollern,
the Prince d'Aremberg, the Prince of Salm, the
Count de la Leyen, he. have ceneluded a Treaty of
Alliance and Reciprocal Guarantee under the title
of a The Federation of the Rhine !" It is believed
that they have formed the refulution of feparating
from the Germanic Body.
GAETA.

The Capture of Gaeta is officially announced. The
Articles of Capitulation were fettled on the tfith of
July, and the garrison was to embark in the oxide
of the following day. when the French were to be put
in poffelEou of the Works. The place was well de.
tattled. The enemy opened their fire on the 7th,
and it was not until the r Ildt, when a great part of
the town was defiroyed, and two predicable breaches
effeded, that the garrifon offered to furrender. The
Prince of Hasse. who is laid to have been feverely
wounded, went on board an Englith frigate, previous
to the furrender of Gaeta, in confequence of which
the adjuftment of the terms devolved upon fome
Officers of inferior confideration. It will appear,
from the Articles of Capitulation, that the gelato
obtained very honourable terms. The Official Paper
gives none of the details of the liege, but the minor
Journals mention. that fonts ineffedual efforts were
made by the Engliffi gon•boats to annoy the ►eGeg•
en. It silo appears. that a diverfion was atteelpted
on the fide of Garigliano.
London, England, 1806-11-12

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GIAVIC SIND. Nov. tt.....PaTed by the Facto', Heodetfon, from
Virginia ; Cleopatra, Leigh, from Honduras ; Ald, ; and
Harpooner, Wall, from %tam; Martha, Smith, fmm l.ifbon;
London weket, Hero; Ftieodesip, Jordan; Ncliy, R rad; Dart,
Wats; Rdiance, "fluimpfan, from Peterfburgh ; Ann, henry,
from Damsic ; Elizabeth, Frank ; Antelope, Jack, from Riga;
Young F.Hnore, Sops, from Stettin; Bracy. ; and Eliza.
beth,Hellar, from Stockholm ; Anne, loom, from Revel; Anna.
Meyer; Jcmge Jan., Sparrow; and the Outer Waste. Dab.
from Hanthurgb. Sailed the Abeona,Bilia, for Domain; Pelee,
Butcher, for Cork; America, Dunker; and the Ember, Bream,
for Branca'.
London, England, 1806-11-12

ARRIVED.

in Yarmouth Roads, the Anna, Meter, from flambee'. and
the Travidier,Allifon, from Riga—Off Whhby, Thetis, Douglas,
from dams-.-At Dartmouth,Silenus, Snaidt, from Senegal; Hope,
New Providence, Ray; and Elisabeth, Thornton, from
,Newfotandland—Off the Start, Lovely Cruiser from ditto-..At
Poole, Benjamin, frl'Carthy, and Henry, Warr. from ditto-.-At
Plymouth, Onega, Fotd, from ditto—At Portnnouth, William,
Symonds, from Ditro—At Teignmouth, Devonfhire, Rowland;
and Trolly, ---, from ditto—At Brittol, Concord, from dkto;
I and Neptune, Gunderpm, from Bilboa-1 t Livrrpool,
Horrowdaile, from New Providence—At Cork. Profprrity, Ray.
The Kitty, Murdock, from Liverpool, for Po, nos Ayres, It
captured and burst by the Ward French nun of war. Crew ar-
rived at Brett
The Aurora, Thompfon, from Jamaica, for the Clyde. failed
on the 28th July with the Beet ; au (polio; with the day before
the gale, and has not !ince been heard uf.
The Jonge Arillhchn, Wagoner, from Loni, 0, for Vans!, has
put into Orecztel, with damage.
The Twc thinners, itcynard, from Va-4. for London, has pat
into Cuabaven, and muft ut.load.
The Britannia, South Seaman. Captain Hußey.wa• frken with
on the coaft of California, with 3o tens of (perm, and t tc t ms of
elephant oil, and itnterndett to come round the Cape nu her way
home, in the mortal vt .Auguft
London, England, 1806-11-12

MEC/CLENBURGH STRELITZ, NOV. s.

Our Duke has applied to the Prince of Ponta
Corvo. Marfhal Bernadotte. for a fare guard for our
country. The Marfbil favoured the Duke with a
very flattering letter.
Duke Eugene of Wurtemberg, who commanded
the Pruffian Army of Referee, is reported to have
left it, and General Von Wobnfer is laid to have
taken the command of the troops.
There is a vague report that Prince 1-Inhenlohe has
been taken prifoner in an goion with the French.
London, England, 1806-11-12

FRANKFORT, OCT.aL

On the evening of thesah the lira Pruilin prifoncn
who belonged to the garrifon of Erfurt arrived here.
They amounted to more than gOOO men, and were
yellerday forwarded to Mentz. We expea more
her►, in a few days. A part of the Cafernates in the
town Is prepared for their reception. Quarters are
prepared here for a part of the Parisian guards. The
corps of Melf (hal Augereau and Lannes, which made
a forced march of thirty lesgues through the Pored
of Thuringia, during which they bad only a few
hour' red, contributed much to the great viaory of
the t4th. It was not until after the sudden appear-
ance of there two corm. each 35,000 thong, that the
Pr Ann Gtnerals reckoned on the battle's being de•

STETTIN, OCTOBER a.
We are affured. that there was an allion yeher-
day. between the Prince of Hohenlohe's corps and
the French, near Neufiadt. Wt wait for the parti-
culars.
London, England, 1806-11-12

PORISMOU Fit NOV. if.

Arrived the DIVASTATION b,Mb. with a erinvor
front the Demns. Sailed his Niajetty'b (hip BLoune,
with the outward bound Eall Indiaincn tor Cork.

DEAL, PfOVEMBER to.

Yeßerday evening failed the CLYDE frigate, Com-
modore Owsw, for Sheenier., to take in a new fore-
mall, the old being (prong. This morning failed
the SKYLARK and 13.1.1.. Tr. (loops, on a cruize off
Boulogne; the Prioens. frigate, on' a cruize off
Havre. Arrived the ARCHIR and SPARKLER gun-
brig., and ARROW fchooner, from off Boulogne.—
Sailed the DEVASTATION bomb ; Difpatch navy tranf-
port ; Pleafant Hill hired (loop, and a fleet of mer-
chant vefrels under convoy for Portfnouth.
Novenae* ir.--Arrived the SATELLITE (loop ;
TIGRESS and FEARLESS gun brigs. from a cruize off
Boulogne. Sailed the SEAGULL (loop; MARINER
and EIRRTIOK gun brigs, on a cruize off Offend
FURY bomb ; SPITFIRE (loop SPARKLER, TURBU-
LENT, and BLOODHOUND gun brigs, on a ernize off
Boulogne and Dieppe. Arrived the SPITFIRE !loop
from a cruize off Dieppe. The Viso vlus bomb has
made the fignal for convoy to the %Velluald, and
tooled her foretop•fail as a fignal for weighing.
London, England, 1806-11-12

BRANDENBURGH, OCT. 26.

Yefterday the Emperor Napoleon arrived at Ber-
lin, and held a Court at the Celle in the evening.—
This day three columns of the French army marched
off, one column towards Cu(bin, another towards
Stettin, and th• third towards the oorth-eaff-
EISENACH, OCTOBER a 9.

This morning at eight o'clock, M. Talleyrand,
Prince of Benevento, arrived here with his fuite, on
his way to Potzdam, td join the Emperor Napoleon.

BRUNSWICK, OCT. 31.

It was on the 17th of this month that a Courier
brought the afflilling advice that the battle of Jena
had proved difaftrous to the Pint:San and Saxon
arms. Towards evening the Major of the Huf
Fars, M. de Funck, arrived likewife as a Courier.
This Major, who had been wounded anti taken pri.
loner, had been eonduilled to Artern to have his
wounds drelTcd. The Emperor Napoleon was, after
the battle, at Artern, and Major Funck was prefen
, ted to him by his orders. His Imperial Majelly
having enquired whether he was able to repair to
Drefden with difpatches for the Elelor ? he replied
that he was. On his arrival here, orders were
given o put up the travelling carriages, and we
learned that the E'erllor would not quit the
city, and that the Emperor of the French pro
poled to make him a •rifit as a friend. On the
18th couriera were lent off to bring back the valuable
dials that were conveying to Silefia.
We expel in a day or two, the Minifler of War,
the Prince of Neufchatel, to regulate the preliminary
articles of peace.
According to all appearance, French and Bava-
rian troops will occupy this country in a military
manner till the peace.

BRUNSWICK, Nprv. r.
We can now give the public the agreeable afro',
ante. that on the part of the French Government
the mow perk& fecurity bas been promifed to all the
polls. and that no perfon has any thing to fear.

MUNICH, OCT. :6

Numerous divifions of the Imperial Guards are
Hill striving from Milan, and proceeding towards
Br andenburgh, to juin the French Grand Army. It
is fated in our Gazette, that if the French heavy ea.
vain', which on the 13th was thirty.fiz miles (Ger-
man) from the field of battle, had arrived in time,
the retreat of the Pruffian corps would have been
rendered much more difficult.

GOTHA , OCT, Si.

As the military road to Frankfort paffes this way ;
we have already ken twenty thoufand PraGan pri•
ners marched towards that place. Many of them
whu are feverely wounded, are tranfported in wag-
gons condudled by peafants. The prifoners, in pal.
ling through this town, ate lodged in the churches
and the Gyninafia, and el cry pi (ale care is taken
of them. Yetlerday thr whole regiment of Trelkow
cunlifling fill of icon men, with the General, march-
ed through this place wit-utters.
London, England, 1806-11-15

PORTSMOU CH, NOVEMIER 14.

Arrived the Antigua trantenrt from the Downs.
DEAL, NOVEMBER 14.

Came down from Sheernefc tall night, the Emerald
frigate, and failed from the Downs this morning for
Portfmouth ; alto the Smakmme frigate and Aactisa
Iran brig, on a cruize. Arrived the Fuatous gun
'brig from a mire. Came down from the River the
Devaynel, Capt. ADIMI v, for Bombay and /de-
dras : Lady Johnann, Fours urea, for Jamaica;
and feveral other outward bound vetch, and remain
in the Duwns with the relt of the (hips as per lat.
DARTMOUTH, NOV,rt.
Arrived the Danith brig Sdenus, Smidt, from
Senegal, booed to Alton*, detained by the Dapper
gun brig ; Elizabeth, Townfend t Courier. Web.
her ; New Providence, Raby ; Lovely Cruizer,
Wadland ; and Chatty, Seeger, from Newfound.
land ; Hope. Williams, from London ; Elisabeth.
Clark : Eleanor, Henderron, from Sunderland.—
Sailed the Perfeverance, Brooks for London ; and
/Mad Packet, Lacey. for Brifta
London, England, 1806-11-15

NATURAL HISTORY.

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day was asses &Okla, cosedetably extended and
improved, to done to Yule Ilvo price tl. tooth boards.
ANIMAI, BIOGRAPHY ; or. ANECDOTES
4 sal CURIOUS FACTS. relative to the Aleasers. Habits,
and Steinway. of the WHOLE ANIMAL CREATION. canceled
from outs of Authority les an Languages, from expennve book s
at Natural Hillary, fool Voyages and Travel*, an/ from every
authentic Souree. The Vbele clamed end arranged according to
the (Otero of Llenosic
By the Ito. W. SINGLET.
Fellow of the Linnsan Society. and tate of St. Peter's College,
Cambridge.
This wort has been pronounced bp competent Sedges. both at
home sad about, to be one at the moat eistectsanindoi the entire
earyafs of SOinfOres Its troll aeon iota the French Language.
to tepubileatide fliottica, and the rapid fale of fucecive large
edlikns at OWL ape* many demoriltrative proofs of the high
eflimatlon whidi Yls bold by nattincnits, by cooduitors of fa-
/tined. • of Woodlouse/a by the public at hote•
Printed foe Romeo, Pati.tirs. No. 6, Bridge facet, Enact-
biota ant to be had of all Bookfeileof of whutu toy to had.
The ELEMEN ri of NATURAL HIST)IT, foe the site of
felwalt wed young potions,. /ids engraved tordbutitions of two
bundro.i obiefts. by the Rev. W. Maria, LL. D. Redo of
*towheads Ito. As. pries K Weed, or ;of. 44. with tlut plates
coirJrol,

LASTANDIA HOUSE, Nois, iBO6.
THE COURT of DIRECIOAS of the Uh 117 LD
COMPANY of MERCHANTS .1' RAUL.AAT fr•Raz
th Liar INDIES, de &ray:he NAkr,

That the Court having rerifed the tenni awl eoffiditions under
which the Court bast for tome years all,wed individuals so mt.
port fundry articles on freight to Inglia,a copy of the fad terms
may be hsd on application to Mr. lames Cognac. Club to the
Committee of Shipping. and to which ati perfons vrbe may in fu •
turn apply for tonnage on freight, will be reqr.ircd Aridly to coo-
forma

the Court further give notice. that the appticati,ns re-
ceived on the Sett Wadnektsy In the Months of Sepamber, De
ember, and March, reftwelively In each year. and that any appli•
cation which may be wedeln the laterrnediste months. will only
be tonfidereil in the enrairg quarter. The apglications to be le-
veret!), (rated up ana left with the Secretary at this hook, with
the wurila Application fur Tonnage en Freight" written an the
Co,ur. - RAMSAn

T—H— next Meeting of the 'fro-Flees 6.r putting in
esn euthin the feveral AR s of Parliament for repairing the
Highway. between Tybornmnd UAbridge, Is the Coutity.of NU&
dlefez. and for amending the Road leading from Brent Bridge
over Haswell 'death, through the Parribrs of Hamet/I, New
Erenitford, sod Ealing, to the Great Weltern Woad in tit.. fah/
Count?, and foe other purports, will be held at the Houk of
jon.is Put. the Old Hat. to the prig, of Eating. on Saturday.
the sad day of November, ihmk at Eleven o'clock in the Rad.
noon C. HILL, .Clerk.
London, England, 1806-02-08

Or Coals of equal goodnefs, to be delivered In a whole Cargo sr
Cargoes, in the (pace of three weeks from the date of the Con-
traCt, winds and weather permitting, alongfide the Wharfs of His
Majeity's VidivalUng Prange* at Plymouth and Southdown ; and
to be paid for by Bills payable with inter& ninety days after date.
Tits Condidoes of the Conrad may be teen at the Sato:
earl's Ones.
No regent wilt k hr hp soy Tian in eolith th ?riot Ail ad it
Worts lix word, at loosti, or thatflott use he &revered t. tie Bunt is.
fors Oat iCkei ow the fad Wait," the 190 hojhuot, oar WO
the Perim vela stoles the Toodor,or boo Perla. aw his Wog. Mods
solloor 'oleo solid lor.

PIC7VALLING-07,101, Mowery 6, 1806.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

HIS IlfelNlSTre NAM; i Methygive Mike.
That on Friday the rash Meant, they will be ready to reale.'
Tenders in writing (failed up) and treat for
ONE HJJNDRED TONS of BLACK SMYRNA RAISINS ;
To be anfwerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ;
to be delivered one half thereof In a fortnight, and the remainder
In a month, into his MaJefty's Vidualling Stores at Deptford; and
to be paid for by Bills payable with Intereft ninety days after data;
The Conditions of the Cataract may be teen at the Secretary's
Office.
Ns marl will k late eery brier At ardia the tricejliell see 14 he
lethal be ewes Mla ph, or sbarlbell ea Se &Sweet S. the Beeni igen
ssr.'sn isPM Friday the sari 141144 e, r se* dm feriae 4444
other lie took. w fowl pestle bit husf. Meads banjoes woes

WHITE HART INN, GRAVESEND.
SARAH PITT takes the liberty to inform her
Friends and the Public !in con(equence of ilhe Decade of her
late Hufband) that the carries on the Bufinefs of the above Houfe.
It will be her pride, and the feels it will be her intereß, to =duet
It in loch a way as to give failsfsaion to all who may honour her
with their euflom ; the therefore ventures to Mime them that
Articles of the fiat quality fball be found at the White Hart, and
that the beR Accommodation and Attendance will be provided.
London, England, 1806-02-08

THURSDAY NEXT.

•r BISH reminds his Friends that Thurfday next
-IL • will be the Third Day of Drawing of the prefent grand and
popular Lottery, and every Ticket drawn on that day is fere to
be a Mae. On the Fourth Day the Fira-drawn Ticket ill en-
titled to ao,osst. at the le:0 ; an Immediate purchafe is therefore
:smeary, for Tickets are (caret, and every one drawn before the
lath of this month is lure to be a Prise.
No 637, a Prise of tosaL and 1689, a Prize d pit have al-
ready been fold In &area at
No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHAP.ING•CIWSX.

TICKETS and SHARES drawn on Thmfday
next, the Third Day of Drawing, February 13th, will be
PRIZES; betides on the Fourth Day of Drawing,the Srft drawn
Ticket will be entitkd to ao,osH. and all drawn on the fame day
will be Prises. Likewi(e'ao thejFißh Day of Drawing, will be ALL
PRIZES. All thole drawn on the Hilt and snood Days were
drawn Prizes. The money Is now paying for the fune,or exchanged
for uudrawn Tkkets or Shares, with advantage to the Purchafers,
by HORNSBY and CO. the Old Eltablilhed State Lottery Offices,
No. 26, Eornhill. No. sa, Charing Crofs, and St. Margaret's-kilt,
Boraugh,where No, 8,839.,a Prize of ic,ox2l. was fold its Shama
the brit Day of Drawing.

LORD NELSOWs MONUMENT.
To the ARTISTS of the UNITED KINGDOM.

rrHE Committee appninted to ere& a Monument
in the City of Dublin to the Memory of the late Lord.
NELSON, acquaint the Artifts of the United Kingdom that they
wilt thankfully receive any Plans and Eftimates foe fuck a work
that may be offered on or before the ssth March neat. It has
been fuggefted that the centre of Sackville-ftrert, where Abbey-
*feet intake% it, would be the molt proper fitustion for the kite
of the Mouuntent--but the Committee have not come to any de-
termination on that fubjed, waiting for any obfervation or hint
that may be given to them ; and they with confidence look to the
generous and patriotic alliance of the AWN of the United King-
tom on this occafion.
•

Any information required will be given by the Committee
through their Secretaty, at hie Office, Commercial Buildings, Dub-
lin, or by sewer to any Letter add:Tired to him. By order

ADJUTANT OF VOLUNTEERS.
WANTED a proper Perfon to be appointed Ad-
jutant to a Volunteer Corps in the Courtry, which will
entitle him to conftaut pay. He mull have ferved tour years .0 •
CnnimiMooed Officer, or as Serjeant-Maior in the Regulars, ern.
tcilled Militia, Fenclbles, or F.alt-India Company's Service.
Letters addreffed (polt paid) to O.P. Star-OlEce, Tempielkr,
will be forwarded to the Advertikr.
London, England, 1806-02-08

POPULAR INTRODUCTION TO ASTIRONOMY.

This day was publased, Illultrated with numerous large copper-
plates,on a plan entirely new, price Four Shillings with an allow-
awe to Schools,
'THE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE. or a
Dafpley of the WOIVERS of the HEAVENS and of the
SYSTEM of the UNIVERSE, written in a familiar and popular
manner, adapted particularly to the perufal of Young Pcrfoos, and
cfpedally calculated to promote and amplify the Rudy of Ato-
wanly to Perfona oral! Ages.
Printed for RICHARD PHlALlrs,Bridge-ftrm,Blaidthisrs ; and
fold by Tabart and Cost the juvenile Library, New Bosid-ftress,
and by all other pookfellers.
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Of whom alto may be had,
The WoNot as of the Micaoscora, or a ddplay attic Wonders
tithe Creation, to *Rs comparatively adman, Wanted with
gory large Plates.-Price 3s. 6d. in boards.

HUME AND EELSHAMS HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
From the Earikt Reoords to the Prefent Time, complete.
MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to offer to the
Public chi only complete, refpediable, and uniform Series
of Eastlib Haltery which has ever been produced.
Mr. Hole a's Hißory was brought by that Welter down to the
period of the Revolution, and Mr. BILIIHAII has taken up the
narrative from the Revolution, and brought it down to the Nam
of Amiens.
Both Works form an uniform Series of so volumes, and they
may W bad of every Bookteller in Town and Country, pries Si.
in boards.
Perks's' already porkffing Mr. Home's Hißory may have Mr.
Beilham's sot ire Work by Mei, Ic i s volumes, for Ass. to boards
And am the latter part of Smollete's General Maori was fre-
quently fold previoully to the appearance of Mr. Beltharn's Work
as a Continuation of Hume to the Death of George the Second
Mr. Philips thinks it proper to obferve, that Mr. Bellhans's Hif-
tory of the Reignof George the Third may be had !innately, to
complete flume and Stuollett, in Eight Volumes, price;l. Its. in
boards.—Brldge-firest, Jan. 5, iBc6.
London, England, 1806-02-08

CAMBRIDGE ELECTION.

The Elation for a Member of Parliament to re.
relent the Univerfay of Cambridge. came on Ycf-
terday. The refult has been fuch as might have been
expeaed from the returning good fenfe of the coun-
try- At the dote of the Pole, the numbers Rood as
follow :

L'l'd HMI?' PM!' 331
Vifamsot ALTIIOIP 144
Lot P4Lneaso9 lig
Lord HINZ? PITT? was accordingly declared
duly elated. and grill take his feat on Monday.
London, England, 1806-08-06

DEAL. /MOM 5.

Arrived the Botta gun brig, from a cruite off
Boulogne ; EXERTION gun brig, from off Calais, and
brought in with her the Prufflan boy Vroor Hendric,
VAIEL TYMENS PETERS KRAMER Ma Rer, laden With
bark, bound to Cork, which the detained; alto the
Soak loop of war, from the weßward, with a con-
voy; and ABUNDANCE fiore fhip from Gibraltar, and
failed through for the River; the Tic RLIR and Ja co •
•to z gun brigs, from a crnize off Onend ; LUCIFER
bomb, from the Nore ; ARCHER gun brig, from land-
ing Mr. GODDARD at Calais.—Sailed the ARGO,
ASTREA, and VESTAL frigates, VALOROUS pram,
and feveral gun brigs, on a eruize ; and the Bt
(loop of war, to the Northward. Wind S.S.W.

YARMOUTH, AUGUST s.
This morning Admiral Russet.t. in the Afayssric,
arrived in there Brads with the following fhips, viz.
RORY,DICTATOIE, ACEINC,,t/ IT, Nassau, and I'A ta•
saa frigate. Sailed the Br:mucus, with French pri-
fosters t the Admiral left the RESOLUTinN, TRUsTY,
and STATELY, with feveral ftnall cruizer►, to watch
the movements of the enemy. The ROEBUCK will
fail in a few days to be paid and repaired. Pallid
this port a fleet of merchantmen, from the Baltic, un-
der convoy; alfc' a large fleet of light colliers, fur the
North. Wind S. W.

FISINFUR, ICILY g 9.
The Niger brigantine of Newcarile. Srnvyrswoon
Mailer, from Leith, has had the mi,forrune of gee.
ting Allure by Forrekow in Sweden. The Ofnaburg
intends failing in a few days, with what (hips may he
here, or arrive from the Baltic, for Leith, &c.—Re.
main in our Road 4, the Sea Gull, for London, and
the Havric, fur the Baltic. A Ruffian frigate, from
St. Peteriburgh, arrived here on Wednefday
failed lalt night for Archangel.
London, England, 1806-08-06

LONDON.

M ,02 Z ANE.
CORN EXCHANGE, ACOVRT 6.
At the new Market this day,. there Were not many
further arrivals of Wheat, and the (unpile: were
chiefly of Monday's; faleala this trade at (mall va-
riation.; and Barley with Malt likewife. From the
expctfted (bort crop of White Peas, this Rill continues
a riling article—Oats of fecond and ordinary quaG•
ties were in large fupply—Rape Seed at better price—
Flour and other articles at no particular difference.
OINEIAL CURRENCY Al UNDER:
Wheat, eas 68s Bos per qr. Grey Peale 40543 s od
Fine Intto.Bss itss od Beans, 425476 cd
Rye, 36s 421 Tiek Ditto, 33s 399 od
Barley, 34939 a od Oats, 22$ 271 Jos
Malt, 68 741 04 Poland ditto 311 33s od
White Fide, 68173 s Rape Seed, (new) aBl 321
PRICE OF 11.001.
Fine Flour Us to
.71s Seconds 62. to 68. per fact.
London, England, 1806-08-06

%RR WED.

Off Dover, Atlas. Lkldle; Oporto,Shepperd ; Mentor, Mr'''.
tie; Hope, and the Arun, Lea. from Oporto..—At Liver.
pool, Baltie, Orr. from New Orleans; Dirpatelt, Holland, from
Savannah; Intrepid smith, from Virginia; Diamond Marron,
from Portland; Yorlifhlre, Lee; Eleanor. Keating; and the Rn-
bare. Mullins. from Charleflon. (thr la;tcr having beat off a pri.
vaterr)..-At Cowes. Pamela Taylor. from Charlefton—At
Aflrea, Temperton, funn Archangel—At Madeira, Lamprey,
Cox, from Newfoundland ; M'Uowal, Potts. from Philadelphia;
Happy, Crichell from London; John, Taylor; and the Diana,
Talbot. from Liverpool—At Falmouth, Diana, Noble. front
Virgiula.--At Liverpool, the Cattle Douglas, Allen, from Nana;
Lucy, Engby, from Bolton ; Robert, Dyer. from Penobfcot ,
Lord Hood, Handyfides, from Pernaw ; Halcyon, Earle, and the
Hercules, Bedding. front New York—tn the Clyde, Fanny, Tay
lor, from New 1 0rk.....,ff Margate, Ann and Margaret,
from Teneriffe—At Hoylake. Spartan, Seymour, from Oporto—
AtSuina. Loutra Henrietta, front Lon
rn don—At New.
feundland. Elizabeth. Howard, from Teignenouth—At
Arabella. I .htlst, from Virginia--.lt Guernrey, Pomona, BiZDVCIa,
train Virginia—At lofty, Eliza, —, from Virginia. •

The Charles Carter, of Wilmington, Tostrxras,
for Norfolk and Baltimore. under detention at Bel.
faft, has been allowed to proceed to her place of def
tination, with the number of paffengers the may be
allowed to bring, upon fectuity being given to abide
the iffue of any trial that may be inftituted, for her
breach of the aft for regulating the conveyanee of
paffengers from this kingdom to America.
The Robert, (late Mullian) from Africa and Char-
lelicn, is arrived ar Liverpool. She failed the
of Jane, and about two !pnts after had an engage.
'tient with a French privateer, of 6 guns and too
men, for four hours. The next day the re•cngaged
the fame privateer for fix hours, and beat her off.
It is hippored that the L'Orient fquadrm will
attempt to put to fea the 1411 favourable opportunity.
At preterit it is cloftly blockaded by Commodore
}loom

Sir Jc lioßtAst WARREN'S fpladrOD faile2 from
Madeira her the WO! ladies on the nit of June, and
not on the 19th, as Las been Bated.
The Guer: ie. a:tench frigate, prize to the Blanche,
left Sheernefi on Friday, for Chatham, to be fur-
veyed for the Navy, and in her way to that place
unfortunately got a•grnnnd. Late on Saturday night,
however, Bic was got off, without receiving much
daMage. .
The Captain of the Guertiere, on his arrival at
Chatham, was treated by the French Prifoners, on
board the Bucitmomme and SANDWICH Prifon fhipi,
with every mark of contempt and &slam in their
,power.
London, England, 1806-11-24

if I 7,

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. -
there under the batteries, and remained them ir
order of battle, till the King fent them orders not to
eipofe tbernfelves any !eager to the fire of the en.
trencbasents, bat to retreat in that politi.m which his
Majeay hafil pointed nut to the ran.

N The Voltigeurs of the 22d regiment supported
the Cavalry : they had travelled twenty German
miles through byeways, and appeared much fatigued
till the tnofnent the fire commenced, when their fa.
tigue WAS no long!r apparent, and they rapidly ad-
vanced to the wood in which the enemy's infantry
endeavoured to retreat ; attacked and purfned then,
to near the town. The cavalry of his Majeay's
guard, being forma in a column behind the hof-
fare, could urn come to dole quarters. Colonel
'Layers then made a movement on his left flank,
breaking off in a column, and forming on the flank
of the enemy's cavalry, in fpite of the fire of the
infantry.

,

" The lefult of this enmgement fs, the retreat of
the enemy in thsir entrenchments, tco ptifoners of
the regiments of Br ufwit z, Lefton, Hagen, ecc..and
the lang number of killed and wounded.

as We greatly lament the misfortune of Colonel
Lover, Chief Adjutant of the Palace, whole tbigh
was Hurt off by a cannon ball. Capt. Lac z. of the
Guards, is badly wounded; and of the sd regiment
of Dutch Unitary, 13 were wounded, but not one
dangeroufly."
ERTZEN, NOV. S.
'Caron Feltz, the Aultrian !distiller at this Court,
who has been fo long abfent, is expeded to arrive at
the Hague towards the latter end of this month.
London, England, 1806-08-23

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zLicrinm TRIATIMO•

Mr. TIERNEY role to revive a notice, which he
had fubmitted t•• the Houle above two years ago.--
He fail, that he fbould on this day three weeks move
for leave to bring in a bill for the purpofe of remov
ing all doubts with refpeet to the law which applied
to the treating at elcOions. The reafon which urged
him fo long to delay bringing this fubjetzt before the
Houfe, the Right Honourable Gentleman Itated to
he, was, that ever fence he had given notice, a number
of Ek 1i in Petitions had been generally before the
Houfe, which in molt cafes involved Olio queltion.

ULINGTOW.
The I flington Lighting Bill was read a tecond time,
and ordered to be committed.

NSW WRITS.

New writs were ordered for Wilton, in the room
of Lord Vifemint Fit xwilliam, who has accepted the
Stewardfhip of Lail Hundred ; and for Havevford-
well, in TOOT of Lord Kcn(ngtnn, who Ills been ap-
pointed one of the Commilliotter• for executing the
••ffice of Lord High Admiral. The latter writ was
moved by Mr. Calerati.
London, England, 1806-02-12

COMMIRCII.

Mr. VANSITTART moved for an account of the
numberof velTels,with the amonnt of their tonnage, and
the computed value of theircargoet,which have cleared
outwards and uttered inward. at any of the ports on
the Weßern Coati of Great Britain, including Liver
pool, to or (ram any pert on the Continent to the
amber north ealof licllanti, for five years, coding

_
the 3IA )'at,. t/98 ; tad alfis for years,'
ending the pi of jemmy, t 506.--Ordered.
A Roily account yea ordered for ;b. ports on the
north's!' eoaa of Great Britain. including 14whe
Regis ; and alto for the northern tea* of Ireland,
including Dublin and Sligo.
Mr. O'HA RA moved-for an Account of the total
of the Imports and Exports of Great Britain, se•
cording to their real valves for the lean Igo& 5-3-3.
4 and S. diaingnilhing each year, in order to steer•
taro the balance.—Ordered ; as was alto a &mitt,
Account for Ireland.
CONVICTS.
The intpettor of Cooties pretested his anneal
account, which was ordered to lie on the table.—
Adjourned.
London, England, 1806-11-06

BRUNSWICK, OCTOBER 28.

The French troops which have entered this city
confia of about 400 cbaffeurs.
ANOTHiI LITTII. SANS DATI.--Ythrday
mor-
ning, about eight o'clock, the frit French cavalry en-
tered this city. The garrifon were obliged to give up
their arms, but the officers and under officers were
permitted to keep their fide arms.

The French conduit themfclres remarkably well,
and we Icarcely know that there are enemy'► troops
in the town. Six hundred French infantry, it is (aid,
are likewife expetted here.

FROM THE MAINE, OCT. 25.

The Court of Wurtemberg is gone into mourning
for tour weeks for Prince Louis of Pruffia, count'
German to his Majefty the King of Wurtemberg.
The Grande Duke of War:burg has opened a loan
for doo,ooo florins.
ANOTHIS L RRRRR SAM DATN.—Several le
report that the Ruffians are arrived on the frontiers
of Siletia and Saxony.

Two carriages full of French prifoners have been
brought to Wurzburg for having railed contribtLions
in Anfpach. General Legrand is Governor of Liy-
reuth.
AUCLAUR, OMBRA. sB.

The theatre of war, which was hitherto in the
Mark, advances continually nearer to the Pomera-
nian frontiers. An anion has taken place near'
Templin, a cannonade was heard here to-day.—Naw-
6strgh Correpeantt, Aoe. t.
London, England, 1806-11-06

OSNASRUCK, OCT. a 6.

This morning, about ten o'clock, General Grand.
jean, (who held Hameln at the time of the occupa
tion of the Hanoverian territory) arrived here with
about fizzy Batavian dragoons. He immediately
feat a declaration to the Regency, announcing that
he took polieffion of the Principality of Ofnaburgh in
the name of his Majefly the King of Holland ; four
thoufand Dutch troops are expefted to-morrow.
The culling authorities he confirmed in the King'i
name ; that the troops fhould obferve the liriraeft dif-
cipline ; that no requifition (Gould be attended to, but
from the General himfelf. Thus we are now Dutch.
This is our third Sovereign in the (pace of five days.
On Wednefday we were Rill Pruffiana, on Thurfday
Hanoverian', and now Dutch.

Ocr. 37.—The Palace here muff be put in order
without delay, as the King of Holland will arrive here
in a few days. Above 30,00 ct troops are to march
through. General Grandjean, after a long confe-
rence with the Privy Counfellor Von Burch, is re-
turned with his dragoons to Munger.

EISENACH, OCT. s 5.

The number of prifoners fet at liberty by Lieu-
tenant Helwig, it is now certainly known, was not
6,000, but near 9,000, becaufe to the Pruffians takes
in Erfurt, others were added. The French &on
confined not of goo, but of 540 men, viz. twn com
panics of foot, aco each, and tyo Voltigeurs. •
London, England, 1806-11-06

STETIIN, OCTOBER lE.

An anion, as we are affured, took place Tenerday
near Ncufladt Eberwalde, between the corps of Ho.
henlehe and the French, of which we caret Coon the
particular'. French troops are expetied to arri►e
here today or to-morrow.

ALTONA. OCTOBER 3r.
On Sunday, the 26th infiant, the Dukes of Wei-
mar and Brunfwick Oels paired the Elbe at Sandal,
near Haulhurp, with thirty thoufand men. The dif-
perfed foldiers of the Pruflian army are not permitted
to enter or rema'n in the Elederate of Hanover.

uskri.z, OCTOBER sa.
The day before yefterday in the evening. the late
French Envoy General Laforeft arrived here, and
the next morning General Von Knobelfdorff left this
city. The two Secretaries of Legation, Caillard and
Baird, arrived here after General 'Adore.
A confequelice of the battle of the tath was the 11
furrender of Er forth, which followed on the 37th.
The French took eight thoufand wounded, and fix
thoufand other prifoners ; among them were Field
Marfhal Mollendoiff. the Prince of Orange, and
Lieutenant Generals Larifch and Gravers. Martial
Mollendorff is very ill, and tie Grand Duke of
Berg, who forced Erfurth to capitulate, fent him one
of his phyficians. Above fixty Pruffian flandards
are in the hands of our troops. The Emperor has
appointed General Clarke Governor of Erfurth and
the furroundingeonntTy. The French have taken fix
thoufand Saxons and three hundred Officers pri-
foners--the Emperor releafed the Officers on their
promife not to ferve againft the French. General
Ruebel was found wounded in a village, and Mar.
Ural Soult fent a furgeon to bins.
On the tflth, Prince Eugene of Wirtemberg ar.
rived with the Pruffian corps of referve at Ralle ;
and the next day the French troops arrived there.
The King of Pruffia propofed to the Emperor
Napoleon an armiftice fur fix weeks ; bat this was
refuted. The remainder of the Proems army defeated
near Jena, is endeavouring to pin Idagdeborsh.
London, England, 1806-11-06

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EXPEDITIONS.

We !Isis already dated that the 3d regiment, of
Buffs, under the command of Colontl Beller, an
able and experienced officer, which left Bexhill Bar-
racks a few days ago, had arrived at Deal. Report
lays they are to be embarked there.
The Bth Foot, or Ring's, commanded by Colonel
Idotomrox, were alfo expelled to be embarked at
Deal, with fame other corps—But if this embarkation
was any way cooneded with the military operations
in Germ any, it may poCfibly be fufpended for Come
days.

In our paper of the 31ft ult. we Rated that an in-
difcriminate order had been iffued, by the General,
for the immediate difembarkation of the whole of the
Ladies of Officers belonging to the expedition about
to fell from Falmouth. We hinted, however, that
we apprehended the order had been mikonceived ;
and we now find that our fufpicion was well founded.
Many are fortunately exempted from its operation;
and we even hope the General will yet allow fome
More of the Ladies to proceed. This we are afrured
of, that he•will do every thing in his power, con-
fiftent witk user welfare of the fervice, to contribute
to the comfort of the Officers, and that his refoludon,
whatever it may ultimately be, will be the refult of
his own judgment, and not founded on the opinion of
tabus, by so *mans qualified to form fo eorred an
opinion.

" FALMOUTH, NOV. 3.

" General CRAUPOID arrived here (At Wynne's
hotel) this morning, to take the command of the
Expedition. The regiments compofing the force
now embarked here are the following, •iz.—

Tba 6th Dragoon Gaye (or Caranneere), two (quadrant',
APllainded by Colonel KI3IOI-014.

re Light Detionns, Wood MA■oN.
sth Pool. C0i01341 DAI/11.
36th Foot, Coland Bunks.
45th Foot, Colonel GUARD.
ll!th Foot, Colonel Du►r.
95th Foot, Major M.Ltoo.

" The fleet will fail the moment the wind will
admit of their getting out of the Roads. It has been
unfavourable for force days, but is now North Wef-
terly. Some ammunition is welted from Plymouth,
for the flips of war, and lonic of the tranfports,
which is hourly expefled. Four 74 gun (hips, with
the NIREIDI frigate, and probably another, h is
thought, will conlhtute the naval force of the Expe-
Ation. In the Sremcsa, 74 guns, Capt. STOPFORD,
ell the fcnior Officer of the fleet. Nothing can exceed
die fatisfadion evinced by all ranks in the appoint-
ment of General CILA0r011.1) to the command of the
Expedition. It was that Officer's intention, on his
lira arrival here, to perfonally vilit every tranfprt,
in order to (edify himfelf regarding the comfortable
ituation of the troops on board ; but the unfavour.
ablenefs of the wheather prevented the poffibility of
his putting this intention in execution. The wants
of every wire!, however, he has ordered to be fup.
plied, and the fleet will fail completely equipped with
every thing that can render the trcops comfortable
for a long voyage."
London, England, 1806-11-06

teems of every fa& relative to Miranda's progrefs
and appearance of !Ince*. There is a coincidence
in this cirenwiflance mod propitious to the fortune
and genius of Miranda ; for, having been in the firß
instance countenanced and fupported (as far as we
can judge from apparent teßimony) by otti Admi-
ral, the ftrongeft inducements are now held out for
the co-affillance of the General ; and it is even al-
ready kid, that arrangements were making at Tri-
nidad conjointly between them, for affording imme-
diate aid towards the furtherance of his undertak-
ing. As it is, Miranda owed his prefent fucce(s to
our Admiral: and we may fairly affert, that but for
the countenance he received here, and the naval fup•
port afforded him, his efforts mull have beenkenchred
abortive, and his whole projed overthrown!'

liTiliCT OP • LITTIR nom BAREADOIS.

" HisMaletty's doop Dart, Barbadoes, Sept. 26.

N You will no doubt have heard, ere this, of the
rapid faeces of Miranda, on the Spanifh Main. fly
accounts received here yefterday, we learn, that he
has intercepted letters from the Spanifh Commander
in Chief, to his Government at Madrid, Bating, that
be cannot muller more than one thoufand Rand of
arms, and that his men are daily deferting to the
enemy (Miranda.) The Elephant has left this na-
tion to join him. When the difpatches came away,
be was ftrongly polled at Coro, with intention of
marching againfl Co►aeora.
44 There has Mena very revere hurricane and fall
of rain at Dolll6llft, which has carried one half of
the town of Ronfeau into the felt, with upwards of
Soo inhabitants. It is reported to have extended to
the iCands of Martinique end Guadaloupe."
London, England, 1806-11-06

MUNICH, OCTOBER M.

The Gazette cf this city contains two Bulletins of
the events of the war in Saxony, the fubflance of
which is as follows :

4, According to advices received on the eoth, by
courier. from Jena, the head quarters of the Empe-
ror Napoleon, there were taken in the battle of the
14th from thirty to forty tboufand prifoners. thirty
dandards, three hundred pieces of cannon, and
im-
meofe magaziocs of proviGons. Among the pri-

toners are more than twenty Generals and Lieutenant
Generals, among whom is Lieutenant General
Schmettau. The number of killed in the PrufGan
army is prodigious; it is efiimated at more than
30,000 killed and wounded ; the lots of the French
at ',too killed, and 3000 wounded."
At Erfurth nine thoufand men furroadered pri.
Coneys of war.
BERLIN, OCTOBER 24.

To-day at noon 15,000 French entered this city.—
' They are commanded by General Huhn,. The Em-
peror Napoleon deligned to be to-morrow at Sans
Solid, and the next day at Berlin.
General Davoult has his bead-Quarters at Potfdam,
General Hulin, who now commands here, was lin year
French Commandant at Vienna.—Hassburgb Com!.
pendent, Nov. I.
London, England, 1806-11-08

MR. SHERIDAN'S DINNER.

Yeflerday a numerous and refpatable body of the
Eluctors of Wellmintier dined together at the Shake-
IPeare Tavern.
Lord WILLIAM Rossiet. in the chair.
The Noble Lord was illppOTlCd by a number of
eminent charaFtcrs, and the day paffed in the utmoft
conviviality. Lord William took occafion, on his
health being drank, to nate the popular reception
which he had met with in Surrey, alter being eigh-
teen years their Reprefentative, on the principle'
which he ha! learned from the late Mutinous Statel
man, the Member for IVellrnintler.
Mr. P. !storms, in a fpititcd addrefo, flared, that
meatures were now taken to effect the molt perk&
1101011 between the two Cand.Jates, Alr. Sheridan

'and Sir Samuel flood i and by Which the ;trite of the'
elation would be made Imre.
Mr. Scott, Mr. Perry, Mr. gems', Ur. Prince
Smith, and other Gentlanen, (poke as to the means
of cartying nn the canvafr, and it seas agreed that
ever, member prefent flinuld pledge hlmfclf to carry
rip five elators to the poll this day.
Mr. Incledon fnng an appropriate long, written by
Mr. Dibdin, which was ordered to be printed.
London, England, 1806-11-08

NATURAL HISTORY.

This day was poldifhad. a new Edition, confiderably awarded and
improved, in three large Vick. Sao prim tl. tos. in boards,
NIMAI. BIOGRAPHY ; or, ANECDOTES
sad CURIOUS FACTS, relative to the Manners, Habits.
and Economy. of the W HOLE ANIMAL CREATlON,colledted
(roof works of Authority in all Languages, from eapenEve books
of Natural Hillary, front Voyages and Fravels, and from every
authentic Sturce. The whole dared and arranged according to
the fyttem of Unleille.
By the Rev. W. BINGI.EV,
Fellow of the Lissom Society, and late of St. Peter'. College,
Cambridge.
This week has been pronounced by competent Oars. both at
home and abroad, to be one of the molt entertaiuiog In the entire
comps& of lAtersture, Res tranflai ion Into the French Language.
it, republication In America. and the rapid Pale of lamellae large
edit rrs at Manse, are fo many demonitrative proofs of the high
citlnution is which it is held by nattiralifts, by conductors of
minori a of cdhcatichl, and by the public at Lau.
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1116 during the whale gaiety. The thip and her out-
ca were Minted, but after die had left England, the
owners applied to the underwriters to alter their po-
licy, by changing the w.nd outfit into soodr. Accor-
dingly a menivratidunt tis that effect was entered and
• figned on the prfticy. TigiAlip was loft in 18°3, and
the owners claimed from the underwriters the value
of the flap and goods. This 'thine- was retitled, on
the ground that the memorandum was not binding ;
as it tinght,thy the 1i4,111c (tithe 33th Gen. 111. cap.
tojenVelJeen written too a. heat Limp. The in
Aflame had netnally.bten effeded on the fhip and
outfit, and there war no doubt, that had the 'hip and
outfit been lout, the owners would have been entitled
to 'cermet'. It was a very different thing, Sir Vi•
vary contended, where gook were fpecified, and the
queltion tor the Court war., whether this was one of
the Alterations contained in the t3th fedion of the
eibove.AEll
Lord Et.tssansouon remarked, that if the thing
;awed in fuhllance chvnged its nature, or defcrop-
'inn, then the memmandont 'night to have been writ.
ten on new damp. The Counfel bad hated Rif&
(it'd grounds, and the rule y es granted
coast 'v. vat 1/11142ITA•Tt GT SASS CRUYeIi.
This wait an aaion againft the Hundred upon the
flame of the 33th Gen. llt. c. 63, to reCOM frpv
them the •alne of a Rack of cnrn which had E