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: 4 • 7. " - Ilk • • NOW on SALE, four Pack; of BLANKETS, and three Belies of — ABLE CLOTHS and NAP KINS; the effect, of a Wind scro , r, which 101)1) and PIUTCHINSON must &simile of sissed.ly, at m ar:y half •he orseinal ci.st, all warranted of the finest (Awl ; with els•sen yeers of twilsd and plain Ilsslland Suet rsz and some ser e Cm mock Russia ditto, at half its; peer; ninety-fire fin • Csuoterpants, and thirty coloured din s Sd each; ter wants` Sheeting., 1 Is. &pair ; Servants' Blankets, Itia 641 a pair; and a Not of Fr•-neli Ca , ..brics, 3M. t. 4Ys sepie.e —Now on Sale at the IRISII LINEN COMPANY% WAR EIIOUSK, No. 3, OR P.AT RUNsELL STN EET, RIM+ CWSRUR t, 1r here the Public arc supplied, u usual, with Irish Linens, at t!se lowest wholesale Prue& CIIFAP AND WHOLESOMF. SUBSTITUTZS /OR FORFAGv WINE. WWILTON. No. 40. Dean -street, Snhn, allst . resputfrilly nohow h s Friends and the Public, Out he bas niartuAtaurerl • lugs quantity o Wine, both fm Fureigit and Englim Fruits; and haying spared neither labour or expel l ee, to brio' them to perfecuon, can confidently re commend them u guod Inv Foreign. PrICCIi. for Reidy Molloy, per Down, of 13 'Simla, as under: I . s. 4. L. a d ltfniintain Calcavella Sherry Orange Dili . Elder I 0 I Gitig.r Raspberry awl Cu.rent Twelve EvrtU L. I d. Sorrier, !Nun 0 7 I` Biotin Stout. 0 11 0 Smrim Al 0 It 0 Rea! Welsh ()range Syrup for Prineh, Lerman brim, Ord -es, by put, carefully .itt, vita, to ally part rif the diwit. sC(i D:. FAllll.l* LINEN WARFIIMSE. IIiNERAL TibirENSAiY, AI.T4RSGATF-STRIET. December 2, 1605. AQUARTERLY GENERAL. MEETING of the GOVERNORS of this INSTITUTION, will be held •n WrIJSF-SIJAT NEXT. the I Ith of Ddeenihcr, Instant —Chair'tat be taken at 12 °VI ick precisely. JOIN ruLt.rN, THE CREDITORS who have proved Debts under a Co i•ii 111 l inn of Bankrupt awarded amid issued egainst JtHIN HE 11.EY, of glishonsgate-street, in the City of London, Ti , baccoiii.t, may receive a hscond Dividend of the said bankrupt's Estate, yy applying at my Office, 34, Pore street, oil !Saturday next, or any subsequent day, between the hour, of 10 sad 3 el.:lock. 3UUN PULLEN, Soloed'sr to the Assignees. .011 HE CREDI VOHS who hive proved Debt, 1. under a Coministion of Bankrupt awarded and jolted agtintt JOIDI GROOM, of Chnweli•soper, in the county of Middles-3c, btxhitokeeper, may receive a further Dtvidend nr the Said Bankrupt's Paiute, by applying at my OlCit, 34, Fine street, on Satioday next, or any subtenuent dat, between the houra of 10 and 3 &Clock. JOIIN PULLEN, Solcttor in the A-airiseaq, WANTS a Situation as COOK, a Young WO man, who pert city understands het businmr, earn have a rod rerommenderaon from the place she as now Icaviag. A Line addreo,d to J. hl. (post-paid), at Mr Reed's, Baker, No 31, Bernard-street, Russel-squat, will be immediately attended to. BILLS DISCOUNTED. BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES, Merchants' behs, Noblerneo and Gentlemen'. Bills, Bills from the Country, Fast am! West lathe Bills, Tradesmen's Rids, at Mon et long 4..tes, to the greatiwt amount, discounted ; and Money sels•nee.l by Annuity, or on any other Security These who haw: Money to Ipy nut et y employ it to Advan tage at these ()trier's. Applh, or address to the DlA'OUlif Office, No. 93, Norton Wee% Prolla id.street; or to the Agent (at the private door), 'Su. 17, Lts4pte-iir, —• • - El' Dresses, Pelisses, Spencers, with a 1...% variety of JO:. are now reuly for the in.peLtion of the Nobitity ant( gentry. at Mrs. lltAanil'a ROOlll4, No 9i, Great Ru.sel.street, Wouniatturv, whiten, she trusts, will be found worthy their attentimt finding their own ma. terieks, may li ore thin, mule up to any pattern. N K. CompLiiits raving been made, in consequence of mis. takes, obliges Mrs. II to sae, that she has no conoectunt with a shop epenerl below her Rooms. Mrs. 11.'s name will be 'few , " nn the plivale per Dozen. L. s 4. WI Edinburgh a 'l2 0 Home brreeit Ale 0 9 two:ills Perry 0 11 0 es, &c i■ lintel's, at Is 9d at Is 3ii. ascii. ts, and sent, fees of ea• RAND LOTTERY, begins DRAWING, February 3, MO. 3 of L 'a,ooo We L 60,001 3 5 3 e 20 51 123 6,040 I ao-drawn Tickets 22 13,000 Tickets Part of the above Capitals. Firstelrave o Ticket Ist Dav, L 18,000 Ditto ......... NA Day, .... scs,n•Jo Ditto Dom Ditto 10to Day. .... 2.801 TICKETS a:.l !MAKES are selling at every L tensed Lottery tiff...a. PIESENT PRICE. T..•ket i.IOiTJP %natter L 150,000 •. • An ants sn - ilisse is ads load, es the First 34100 Tininess sstlt be enbUed to sash, betides then thence of the Cs posts. - -• -•-•-. ••••• ---- T and J. PATRICK vespeafelly ieefibtat the No e/ • todty, Gem's, and P ottir, that their have joist received 110..{411 boa., oof IRSIII • .o 1 ett:ta(3l lIOLLANUS, of the sunnier hi,-aeh, whet-, for colour and ii.aality, ca..nnt t.e roar fourth and 6.4 th Iriah, Sceteh, end Mank, Ito late! Sheeting; u••.a, Idiricashire, end home-made Linen, fee sen.site• ditto.; 1004 Calico date, Ili. the pair ; stout ditto, as Tahltedinen and Napkins (a few roles, rather Init.!, to he wed a bericti;, H oiccaloack ai.d Manor, for Towels and hery•nri T.Wc dleeht.ine,,rdcd and Furniture Dilmitiei, tent, a ',met. of Finditoore Points, nauo.h m•der tle• te4utar prt•-es-...Stunt Conon Counterpanes, from eta. to 16...; large severfine ditto, frt-m lea. to S3s. a fear of tl.e byet mid large* mark foots two tro three guineas each a Lambs-noel S'...itcets, of all sum, some large a AM, Of seta super..., quality.-.-SeAcli Cambrica from 12s. the were, cotAsi g note homier...l;mb ; French ditto, (tom 3es to ; a fear piper., Path orders, of a Clainus qualm ...India J .cconoto and Nu...oohs, f.r (imitlerhene Craeata--.Yard and mg( we& C. , mtr-ic Misein., at f.. ; blyarn,te ditto. at 3.. a Vrtnte Calico, at !ed. ; aupergite dittu. Slitrt.tig n lid Minted Cottons, from ss. bd. 1..0, the roman; all w .4e to., n.priote.l Jou., at IGa ...• eerier. of ininnion Itnla and Voso-a KM.;. —.' twigs a..mt. rant n( real %Veldt Flannels, very Mi.u• 'nog, variou, soh* artieses, which J. and J. P. recommend to ,ttanti , ni of din,' I.whes who ary in want of the obeyer, to -Ong ronhAeut mat, on istveethon, the prices will he found isatil as to home the kitten fawn... 4 once whit once honour therm with their eornt:r:nrfs; it hem; door with to ertorftwt ►swot% ins the most eniutahle term-, th.r lowest twice is aTrtel to et-, article, f on 101.01 oof , 3stenie.st can posuit.y •twte, it the hatelne, ietwer of itini-ta-bottne-rtt.st, facing Awiasnias 4 f~^sr_.r ' • This pit 6 publiblred. Pride le. I • THE BAT, LE, of I K,l CALL 4R; Stanzas, By the Rev. JAMES ISE g ESP MD, A.M. Fellow of Merton College. °shard. 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It n the plan of UM; Biographical Belies to do justice to the thunder., Talents, and Labours, of our distinguniivii Con temporaries ; and it performing this arduous ta•k, to altar curiosity without grAtifying malevolence. In the Eight Vo lumes which are new puhli.hed, will be found full, accurare, and impartial Memoir, of the Lives of the avast distinguished Persons in every Walk of Public Life; the Wink :way conse quently he recognised as a complete domestic Mewl of the Preterit Times This New Vacate contains Memoirs of Lord Keith Captain Charles Morris Mrs. D411.111f Lieut. General Doyle Mrs. Thmknamse Mr. Joseph V.teley Mr. Joel Barlow Mr. Aaron Hurt Doan Kirwan Sir Hum. Raw R ght Hon. lie.,rge Canning The Yoong ROS:1111 Mr. Henry Greatheed _ Rev. Henry Rate Dudley Sir Junes Maekintoolt Rice Ad Sir A. Mitchell,K.B. Right lion (7lt tiles Abbot MaelAnse D'Arblar AtchbtAup of CAnterbery Sir Charles Menu Polo !Cr Thos. Manners Sutton Mr. Elliston ___ Captain Thos. Morns Alderman Collate. Printed ler Itichaiil Phillips, andge-street, Bleckfriars ; and aoki by all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, new and corneas. Litter's of the seven fornter Volumes, pr.ce Halta-Guisea inch. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, SATURDAY. DEcausta 7. A report prevailed yesterday, but without receiv ing credit in any well.informed circle, that BON A• had been taken prisoner at Vienna, with 23,000 men. It •riginated, we believe, in the fol lowing circumstance. The Rev. W. W•rsnw, Re.tor of Hackney, received a letter. dated Wan stead House, purporting to be from the Prince Dc t.: )24 DC, and stating, that His Royal Highness had received intelligence to the above etre& After Di vine Service, Mr. WATSON read the letter aloud to the congregation, the number of which was increased by the presence of the Volunteer Corps. The news soon sprrad through the neighbourhood, and so strongly was it believed, three butts of porter were given away to the populate at Hackney. The letter was, however, a hoas, probably suggested by a similar one played some time ago upon Mr. ER- E, in the Court of King's Bench, when a paper was hauled to him, announcing, that Lord NEL soli had overtaken the Combined Fleet, on their re turn from the West ladies. Yesterday, the safe arrival of the extra ships, Tot tenham, Captain DALRYMPLE, and Lord Eldon, Captain Sway a, frs 11% Bencoolen, was announced a t the East India House ; they arrived off Portsmouth on Thursday. under convoy of His MAJLSTY'S gun•brig Utzent, having sailed from St. Helena the 2d October. The Worretitr i • Captain SEARLIS Woon, and Sirlmo Caide, Captain NORM •11D, also the tit/ye, Danish Indiaman, were left at St. Helena. The Bridgewater had not arrived at St. Helena, the 4th of Oetober, the day on which a Dane s tiled from thence. The Branwordek, Captain GRANT. WAS captured off Point de Calle, the 11th of July, by Admiral LINOS, in the Marengo, accompanied by the Belle Peale frigate, and was afterwards lost in False Bay. The Brsourici sailed from Bombay, the Ist of July. The Marengo and Belle Posit anchored at the Cape the I3th of September, where Capt. GRANT and his Officers, on their parole, landed; on the list they embarked ott board the Danetreog, a Danish East-Indiaman, for St. Helena, accom panied by Mr. Pea's, Purser, and Messrs. ISIOOOt and HALIVRAO, Michthipsnen ; the Dane, with Capt. GRANT. &c. sailed from that Island the 7th of Oc tober, and arrived off Dartmouth the 4th of Dec. The crew of the Bralstwici were to be sent from the Cape, to St. Helena, in a cartel. The Merril° and Belle Poste, were expelled to remain at the Cape about a month to repair. The Cape was garrisoned by about 7,000 Dutch troops. Capt. GRANT states, that whilst he was on board the Mornay, in August, the French Squadron tell in with Admiral TROWBRIDGE, with several In diamen under convay ; that the French bore down to engage, were beaten off, and made their escape Sy dint of super ior sailing. The B , rea44, country ship, is supposed to have been lost near Point de Galli". The Ocean, EAst•lndiArman. is reported t o be taken by a privateer, in lat. 24, S. The Lady Caittereagi, bound to the East In.iies. Parted from the fleet un.ler convoy of Admiral rROWIJIIDGN oa the 16th June. The re:tainder e 4 the fleet wire well, bn the 7th :Teske, in let. 23, 3. long. 38, N. The following whalers sailed from St. list em with the Tottenhnni and Lord Delon, and Arrive.] D.irtmouth with those ships, vis.—pehry st . tent, and Britannia. FASSIII4OIRS Pt* Loan Et DUN, From Elett‘al—Copt.Lhistel ILIA, Mr It J. 11”, utd NZr G.. utter. From Bencoolen—Strs. Watios. PASSLNOIRS pit TOTTENHAM. From Ecng•l—Jemec Tod, kip Front B:ncucden—C. Nuihw.e , Evi. Mrs. Huilowa', MA ter C. and W. Iluitoway, and Mr T. Dalia n . Fran. St lkittla—Atra. Mackay, Mia Mackay, M t , t ,. . and!. Mackay. Our accounts from Gibra:tar, which are down :o the ult. state that the gatrison was visited en the 11th of ()Sober by a Committee of French Physicians, who had been sent by that Governmet.t to enquire into the nature of the late dtradtiil piisip. knee which made such ravages in that and other parts of the South of Europe. The Pre sident of this Committee was the celebrated Ws. oast 'Tres, InspeClur General of the French Mili tary Hospitals in Egypt. th it virtuous Physician, who so nobly resisted the infamous commands of !km AP A are to poison the Sick and Wounded of fit army at Jaffa, but which an apothecary was after wards found villainous enough to perpetrate. The Report made by these Gentlemen, after hay. ing visited the different parts of Spain, where tle ' disease had appeared. is extremely satisfaSory, as they seemed fully convinced that the contagion a now completely extinEl in Europe, and that there was no probability of its breaking out again, if pros per quarantine regulations were established to guard against its future introduftion from Ow West Indies. or America; from which, from every information they had received, they were an... aimously of opinion that the disease had bees originally imported. An order was expeCted, yesterday, at Portsmouth, for the immediate landing of the remains of the lamented Lord Nation at the Dock-yard, from whence, it was generally supposed, they would be carried in procession to London, as in the case of the late Lord HuG• SIT MOM The flags of the several ships in that harbour still remained lowered half mast, as on the first arrival of the rani / . It is now reported, that the body will lie in state at the Tower, and afterwards at Westminsti r Abbey, from which last place it will be conveyed in grand procession, for final interment. at St. Paul's, where the preparairons for that solemn occasion are going on with great activity. The line by Whitehall and the Strand afford capabilities for a procession upon a grand scale ; whereas if the body were to be conveyed by water to London Bridge, and thence to St. Paul's, the course originally men tioned, the scene could display no dignity nor grandeur, and the most fatal consennences might be apprehended from the extreme pressure art the crowd, in the narrow streets through which it would pass. It is also said, that the funeral will not take place until after the meeting of Paulin* meat, almost two months hence, when both Houses are espeeded to join in the procession. It will be seen, under the head of Court, that Parliament is farther prorogued to the alit of January. Lord CATNCAaT leaves town this morning on his way to the Continent. We understand Major Hul a/tots accompanies his Lordship. His Royal Highness the Duke of Castaatnne will shortly set out for the Continent. Yesterday, after the Council, the Duke of Caw asrnoc, Lords CASTIARLAGiI and C•rsicair, and Mr. PITT had a consultation, with (lie Duke YolK, at his Office. Lord C•rtICAIT re:raii.el with his Royal Highnes till past eight o'clu,k. Sir CNAitLes Moans*, the Judge Advitear. Ge neral, was prevented front making the Report of the Court-Martial on Sir Jou,' Lailaa. to His Ma- JiisT v, yesterday, on account of his being cnnfin• d with bad leg. The worthy Baronet is attended by Mr. Heavisioz. Thusday ;miming, General the Earl of Ilas- RINOTUN had a long conference with Lord Mt L. GRAVE. at hisOfllce, in Downing -street, about tea o'clock. In the evening, and not before, as et ro neously stated,his Lordship and suite left the Stable yard, St. 3ames's, for Harwich, wilc" be will im mediately embark, upon a mission to the Empero. of GERMANY. The Procidence, CH srsrre, from 13erbice for Lou don, was captured on the Yid of Augu.t, in lat. 37. 30. S. long. 53. 91. W. by the Bede privateer, from Guadaloupe. The Pompey, Mt guns, is now in Cawsand Bay. and is quite ready for sea, owing to the vigilance her adtive Captain, his Officers, and ship's company. The Formudnak, 98, Londan, 9K, and the gis t 74, in HaMoitZe, ate just ready, and will h.) in Cawsand Bay in the coarse or next week, prepar ed for a dart to reinfnrce the fleet off Cadiz. and to join the gallant Vice-Admiral Sir J. T DCce worrTH, off that port, or any service the Wave Vic,• Admiral Lord CoLi.tmowood may wish, off Gibral tar. or up the Straits. '1 he vigilant condo." :if the present Lords of the Admiralty has, at the different out-ports, almost created a new sleet. to substitute for the ships disabled its the glni tou• vilory off Trafalgar. Fifteen sail of the Lae sr, already off Cadiz, and on their passage Jeers, insis Portsmouth add ilynacuck. r 11••••... left On His chs a