The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-12-25 00:00:00

. - fnim of the seats un ier the dome. wili take the shape of the do ue. namely. a c rettfar appearanCe. The first spat sill he exgtly sit feet from the ground, and.the others will rise in regtil.tr gr 'dation six inches one Above another. There are to be eight tier of seats in the whole, and the order will be thus urranged Lich twin( the circular seat; tinder the dome, al. brim one foot it inches to rod' person, will contain 92 Eight seats will 11,1i1 full 6.5 t; :Ann. —tame 6.% is 1912 There will b...11C111 placed between every arch to the teat Westo•it dome, whirl, will contain as follow, Each arches se, riot', the do.ne to the Western gate, will contaio time; IR' is . . 112? In front of the vier., from ditto to darn . , 263 Iron, the iron rat a to join the circular seats in the onse, 40 on each cider . Each box, front rite iron railing to the Choir will con. thin 140 . ..... Can t. ! I l i . ? ' -4 • ! r: Total 30:06 The dome will be occupied by the City Compa ties. 1 , 1 1.1 i i it . 1 ifr' Likewise, under the dome, there will be seats for thirteen hvindr.Ni and fifty persons. 'there will be still remaining an open area, of about 5 or 6 feet for persons to stand who have not tickets for seats. An iron railing will also be placed from the dome to the grand western entrance, wherein people will be allowed to stand. The front standing places, ender the dome, and around the grave, will be oc cupied by the crew of the I/artery, (Lord Nelson's ship,) each man wearing a badge of distiu.lion. Besides the seats, and the standing roam. there will be above 71) or SO feet of clear space all around the grave, which will be occupied by the principal mourners, and persons attached to the funeral pro cession. 'the order of the seats in the Choir will be thus disposed :—The principal seats are to be fitted up for the accommodation of the Archbishop of Canter bury, the Lord President of the Council, Lord Privy Seal, Garter King at Arms, and the other p r i nc i pa l Officers of S ta t e . The Lord Mayor; the Mace, Purse, anJ Train-hearer, belonging to his Lordship. The Lord Chancelior and suite ; the Speaker of the House of Commons. The other setts are to be occupied by the Mem bers of both Houses of Parliam,nt. The Peeresses, Judges, and Foreign Ministers, and the Privy Coun sellors, the latter not being Peers, are to be provided with seats. Peers' sons, the Dean and Chapter, and their friends, ale to be accommodated with seats is the circular end of the choir, next the communimi table. i ~~ ~~► ~; The :allery will be occupied by Naval Officers, the Dei.u7y-Lieutenaws, auO the Lord Chamberlain, tog►ther with such of the Memberi of the House of Goinmons as cannot be provided with seats in the choir. The gAllt-ry will contain about 500 persons. 'the funeral precession will enter ar"the Great Western Door, and pass through the middle aisle to the choir, wherein the body will be placed 6n a bier. erected on a raised platform opposite to the if.agle tirsk. The ceremony used on such occ tsions will be performed by the Bishop of Londcla, who will be assisted by the Dean and Clergy belong ing to the Cathedral. I 1 Some German Jews, in the city, are about to build a man of War, of 70 guns, and present it to awernment. While a house in Norfolk -street, Strand, belong ing to Mr. PA UR, was repairing, he empl iyed an el.] man to sleep in it ; a number of haitious names have beer, enquired iur, and other questions aAred, in an evening, particularly whether Mrs. Banal, a did not live in the house The old man always answered with the chain upon the street door. On Sunday evening, the old man heard voices, which he supposed proceeded from the area ; Le took a sword, and went into the kitchen, when he beard per.ons attempting to break in at t i e w i n l ow ; they hike a square of glass. Listening, he oiscovered there were three men, but not sufficiently equippad with house-breaking instruments. When the old man found the y were gone, he went to inform Mr. VA kit of what had happened. Mr. P. provided h•nr with a brace of pistols, ioaded with small , niit Tne old man returned, and, about half an hone after, a knock was made at the door,which he anew, red, as usual, with the chain up ; several men enquired for Mrs+ L.coa n, and attempted to force themselves in, by trying to wrench the chain off with a crow; up on which the man discharged.a pistol at them, and they made off. There was no doubt buz one of the villains was wounded, as blond was traced frogs the door to the Strand, where it is supposed they took a coach. 1 I G i~ I On Sunday.thehouse of Mr. RCTT, in East -street, Waiworth, was forcibly entered while the family wcre•at church, and property stolen thereon' to the *mount of SO!. The thieves left behind them a dark larthorn and a crow. . I On the night of Monday sennight, the Woollen F.erfory at Laister Dyke, near Bradford, Yorkshire, in the occupation of lessrs. Ct.; r r and Paa rc e WAS entirely destroyed !ry fire. The premises, we hear, had been insured in the Seen Fire Office two days before the accident happened. Several Boxing Matches have been spoken of within these three or four last weeks. Otte match was made up, and decided on Monday, near Shep settoo, IrHwetn 11p.h Clarke and SI MI Worse, uiaor pugilist, and a countryman. 'acre was 4'nod auturn on both sides, but eventually skill prevailed wer strength. and Ciarir WAS declared vuflor. It vas expeCtedt!:at Rd/ Rorn and Geer & Mailda.rwould tave sought tor a tilt }- g uinea purse: but Ryan did out go down to the scene of ;laical • it was said, hat he Was unable to go. Another dght was on the rtsr between G,erie Ohre.. and Jevr,/,: i from Town, rho was most dreadfully beaten by bim some time gr. ; but rather than run the risk of a fresh en ounter, Jeatlpy paid his forfeit. Tem Belt leer lad :herb Nahs will shortly fight : it i: expeaed that ms will Le the nieist hard sttuggle between scienti st skill gjAtfiktrAiltaisit, and hard.axpetierce un .te 44 , e • 4 • ewe for a cucsiderable • •f l ‘' l dAtibes; rig • • . - e.. - ••& 4••• •-• , • ••?. "rt • • • • ORA _ _ -4:: sir Do. nieoli VIAL Rho %el Simi% not five 'ay; Carrel, and. tern tfrltva - f..te we 1. 3 ,ii u air her, .1i 1111111111111 ah: Mfg Mao.. from hr.. r, with c .1., ..isboit, aid the •Nympla brig, (rich Nctiouitill.inl. ( 1 1 4 1 4 1 114'e0- ! i ;Ma itc• . • A r - r . . , J . : )O . :NSTO shAtt XE. ' \ 4llo tritlet, iiiml;diwo - • . , shi p m n ia d i.;,3 ....•.ft: iii• 41. r 'en - • ii ......„.„41..:L . • . .•C Arc', ' - bnyA?g,oo . o4iollottniss. •• \ .6• • • • '{Fib 4,10. ye hug le V 18fti .. ii:, - y. 2d Rqgintere of D'aige'' (all44•l74 A o tollgrW 4ll l o •X•rrl93l3 V.ivitieeter, eke F.B Watiort,,,,,loy,ryinost ea,._. 4 . 5d llirto—Curriet -....• Leap tO be L,eut T . ant, wllinlF:iiiii! chase, tree Watt, nronsoteil. '' . fir. •V. •ii, :Alt DittrotoCurott Stephen fbordort tb MI Lleutellisit.'imaw purcha•e. - - . v • - IV :Mb Bth Rezi t uent of I.'ght Dragoons—Maier Clr i niciapJ fin II the 17th Light prevents, Wbe N ' N or, , E yieeTeMo , s w .. exchaiiees. ISt', Ditto--Nfairor ft•nry f.ofttis, from the Bth Light Lam- geom. to be Major, vow Johnston, who coclauges. kilarfe 0.441E11 Liegio•l • 34 Light Drarrios-,Major .-- Lltnil Eltnrf to be Lkett i tenant.Colon e i, with temporary rank.. . To be Majors, witilemporary 'tank—Captain ..--. Crusitral . Ca:rtain ---. Vilentilitt. .'• • ..ift. lah '' to To be Captains of tusepkethli laistymensonlia.liantain ......*, i lurgwedel; Captain - 7 .1- 14agpri n aktial,,..,- Moyer. ..„ ' Artitiogp „, Captain Augustus Ritti ger tdwr.dralottninifi temporary rank; ' ' STARE. John Tekell, Eel. to be Deputy doinmissary Centi;at 'it ' Muste-s, vice Agar, deceased. • • James Kir Sown,. Es i. late Lieuiewent•Coharied of theCl2.l F. iht, to be an 1.. a..• tr.g F4.ll.o9icer of Yeomanry and 1/..luil tear Curs iii Goat B. o.llii, with the temporary rank of Lieu teani.coiona i, i th e Army, vice Rutherford, who retigns. GARRISONS. Major General Sir George Prevost, Bart. to be LieUtenatit Governor of Portsmouth, vice Major-General the Hun. John Hope. The Rev. Thmnas Williams to ha Chaplain to the Carriacou of Laiulgoar4 Fort, vice Berner., resigned. MUSTERMASTER-GENER AL's DEPARTMENT. John Tekell, Esq. to be Deputy Commissary Veooal of blown, vice Agar deceased. Canmiinions ii the king's Own Stafford.hire Regiment of Ma. , brie, urged 1,4 Mr lotril b e ns,. ~e. - Lord Vi.count Lewisham to b... Major. Dated 01. 23, 1/105., Conmairsoms ,izeed by Lard reigns...4th, Vere-laentrwhat a)' the C,,srutu et'Sw.er. Royal Rocharopinti, Pinney, mid Ninwielse Volunteers. Long,, P..yrte to be Lieutenant, !ice !'rite, resign... 4. Dater] 1/ec. 5, 1805. Job., Louis Goldsmid, Gem. to be iniign, vim Linda, de ceased. Dated a. above. • ---vomi--- ' P 4 tRTRER snips DISSOLVED. Hence Hall and Go •r•ze Daniel Covell, of Crown-street, i Wearninstae, minimum -nod Newsmen, Des. ta, 1845. r Th .aaa Lucas nod,Julrit Ashworth, of Aanchester, its the tour tv or. Lanca.tcr. in t too- mat i ufa n over*. Dec. 19. 1605. !oho Pri•arley imil James Howard of Leeds, in the comity of York, manisfaituren of swandavnm, fbi!aneta, Ste. May - 14,1605. . Hen, etta - Lawrence owl William Wslten. Good men's•Aelda, All the cu troy ..1 Middlenx,..ugar.reiners. . May 11, Itio.l trill:am Baylis, Tobias Baylis, and Thomas (dole, of the city at IFeanf, Ilhen.merehants. Dee, 51, ;Sol. mow Illavineard, Rathard Downer/v.4, and Chrinepber; lea. of Liverpool, obralmale griicera. May 31,180.1. I „ ' ti %VIC RUPTCY ENL A WORD. - .-104,11145 Tieing. late of tAwreocrobruirrii .y.'erte, in die city of le apoil Gi. on, l ld 'protium...fro* Deoco t her 23, to Fulatinuy l'iot , teu. t ilial.. •• odig...a. , 1 It.kLfP.E RiEDED. ‘ .. i 11414 . ..A .. k Ai' Jam.. sriwAy, . 4 wa. NVestr ► toter •he eed of WD& 1, goner, r i d ch a p.,,, •L ra. .....1 as " 1 0 1/410uvr; ,data " Sam",•l Sirlrlall, -4 4 .1 efilt. Id ilk padilloinfilikem elect s. Line, in the ro omy o f Lamest'''. eotten-neautilleilureg, aleila 4ia and chairman, to eiureieder, Isihnniehe. 81, January h. Febro-ty 4, at glereuon Our White Bier Ivo, in Manclirder Mt ri..e:. %dr Gi!,`,ns, shto n.uitdet-1,....ip1. m e Mt. galll• Chancery one, LOMELI. .A 1 :. Themes Kn.:, Wriettrn, in alievyribretoisflibennerter. 1541)4 111101trer,. to surnmilert-linsoarr 4 awl 4,•th114 lhaltiatatv . 4. ae . eleven, at the Gold, flared, in Prelims. Atiortsys, meets. G , ioliSliiiii arid ta'nker, Vetton, anti Mt. iliki t ti Itlaliel4A4 Tempi?, London . James Cato, 11.11 fIV II•ta -of Offing M ttie ordinfittiftelfoltro intoludder. dealer and clansman, to osoreobler, Anwar, T 3, 4, snot February 4, at itteTesill e at the bonito of titeliheu 1.14t.n44, tim 'fbroe 'f &cu., in ynaintd, in the ca.iiatv of Spitrulk. Attor ,,ey., Maur.. Allro, Esley and Stocker, 'to i l - M./416 7 10n, Lon. dot, and Mr. Tamer, T o ef or d . Cisdetopher Clark. horror Olio eity of Carlisle, in the Meaty %ref Oumbrerland, mercer and knenolrapes, to surrender, Je..u. any 1,3, sad Feda:uary 4, at eleven, at Jenlo Jolowni.e% the Snead Eagle, in Carli,le Att o , t , e ,,, me,,,,, p,,,,,it and Son, N 0.6, Putup.court, Temple, London, and Mr. !Ivory ______,......emeser • Pearwn, Cr/lisle ' . William Oath, Ismael she Tiros and Poet of 11. the, In the FROAK LAST SIG 11#!, pAZE7'IIA . 1 - ' e,...4, of.Kent,rtailgy seat simper, to ' , welder, D.c. 30, Jan ' -- 7"1"1--- • 13, Fab . 4,,.,and 10. at tee. m 1:oddball, in the city o f Camer. Arius/re/Lie-0114e, nom. 24. 1805. bu:y. Attoroseris, Mr. Edward Toomey, 114ntr• ; and Mr Samuel Lirter, No. 4, fierllidlrAtreet, Strand, Livid-m. Cap? M a Letter f rom the 11m. Rear-Admiral Cochrane,Timm,' Se.feeltedlite of eh'aP•Wo, ill the city of Li n, Contrnandar-irwChrof of Vo.lblegeneaShow and Ves.•l. at tavern-Item/cc. 4.:.iler and ellapl7l3/1 (4101414 • 1.6.4014.4. r 1., Lied • the Leeward bland., to ( illitn Ntaisden, Ent. datad Hsu- gate, in the city of Londen,) to nor-oder, Dee. 51, Jan. 4, badoes, the 27th of 0/1....er, ltifls. .and Feb. 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Reardue, SIR—I have rh'i honw,t •o enclose fur the informaton of Cor - mcnort, Gracechurch-.meet. the Lord. CO iorni.wortectof It'd Adolo:rider, tbeCmay of a Lee. Allen Wißiant W.. 11, late of Monist Oa-•le , , L0m1.4%, in ter from C.otain Alta.:ye:l, of His Maie.t.`, .44ip Jaso n , theomat• of Surrey. (but mow a Posoner its the Knott's-Pei:eh strung the capture of the ;:...ad, every Aft. Ifater.eh National , Prison,) varnisis-tuakcr,dealer and ellainnan a to sueno•der, Dec. corvette. of sisteers long toei.e [runnier, (piarcOlor twenty. 31, at twelve, Jail. 7,at ten and Feb 4, at to-As:, at . Guild. two) and one hlindred and setae). maw. I i.n, Ste. hall, London. Att orne y , N ' fr. Willey, E,,i, is i,,it;_,i, e ,... ALEX. Ot/CHR ANE. . William Roll, of Lent., in the...mutt of 'took, e ocr•r, to • R. , mgt ." s h i i .L .twaaa. c m s 6 „ .Kay . elelteililef, Janis, SIR, '.'= :.' Labatt's-a, °Bober 15, 1804. Joseidallindle, the Talbot Inn, in Leda Aieterileve, M I luste the handur to amp., ititono t y, that, on die I:ith In- lintno o l, Atkinson. auJ liollaisrl, LenJ. .of M.eadt. Alle scant, at hall.pour three, o. re. In lat. le deg. 5 out N. loot. Ealey„.llM Stocker, Fernivars I.iii, London. .55 deg 43 min. %V.l nvtde all a ..1 in 'Paned ail drasige biig, Richard Hayward. latter A.ltronl, di the county of te a m which after a chubag iiiiee,h,,o,rrivciteib„...yed, at ow . dm,. , enset w e it ak e r;t a velvende,. Dee 11, at ten ; J AM 4, at elereit tance :of floe miles of each other, anti' ' , partial filing of 511.-en ai..11 , 41.'41; at on-, at Coildhall, London. Att , riiey. M notrutea, 1 succeeded in , apturirie and have brou g ht l . I.'UlianaJacit.on, No. 9. C 07111110, 1•1001i. TWeillple. Sha roves to he the Fr. r iach d a Natrona! corvette N . ail, ,elm. Jll".:.Liel Fulls, late of C irnbride ~ in th e county GC niandr•l by Monsieur Ilzonon, Licute. on d: Vii.,. :0, pit re..l hri4ge, draper. dealer and chapman, to surrender, Dee. , for twenty - two wine, al.4ltittilitt r•ixteen long to.: e•pentirle:•, Jan 7;0 1 4 F e b. 4it ten, at G u ildh a ll, L ondon. Attu ' with four bras. ion.pourid 'wives, and fur g on ot i brd one M r • Dim, 0/ 9 4140 i".. 1 1u•tr , ', I . oo t lol l. hundred and oseenty men, one .of wham was /Oiled no It. • DII'IDF - NDS. . • action (the noly.love). She warm a two-month, enure Wool Jaw 15 . John Simms Kum's, ~t' Manchester, in the rumety . Marttnique; of ;which tame only fi fteen days had in.pired, ot Lolea.ter, naerehoot, healer and chairman, at el•ron, at without her makings ca;rt ore. vie Bull's Ileadlon, no Mancheriter. Sh :ca :ire Coin Eurwe, in Muth lan, Will the T .til oi I.in 21• *f huis.as Almond, late of Dongate I I ill, 111 the city in wa th,,,,, ar, r ; i t o n o of ilir large t brigs in the French „r- of LeillJnli, roe•chatit, at ten, at Guildli.. I. vi•lei E.ttoulcl7 well iIIIM, mile try fat (having algal. d Jan. 14. Robert Newton, of %latterly:ter, in the county of from malty of our mu'orn, out appurs,partirailaily calculoted Law:aster, cotton manufalurer, dealer and thanni in, at for His Ma,jesty's SerS4Cll. 1 haVe4lll4l 13011041 r to lie ite three, at the house of Aiensmailtr filetty, the Koval Oak Inn, P. W. CllAllf PAIN. l o M ame-heater . . The /Temporal:de Rear. • ' '.•! "e.-l.rane Coinroatodro-rii-Cni e f, Ne eic . die. - Jan 15. J.septi Derbythire the young...r, of Nt itlock, in th e • ' county of 1) oby dater, e em. and Coo, of a Letter frail, Capra,n Lobh, of His M^:e - sos Shi•i the King% Arms , Tavern, d it. Derby. chairman, a t e d ema . at p„,„o n g, g a , twill,, n , m ar .,1 0 ,,, Esq. &g a d uLa eon, 1),..;_ Jan IS. Alexander Simpson, of the town anelcornity of the center,, 1805. . . Mon of Notongisant,moderanser, deal e r anal chair man, at . .. . FIR—( ham the honour to acquaint tow, for the infontsa- elre, n, at the Pouch Be.?, in Nottirothaui. timr . af . .t... - etords Comma...oilers. of the Admiralty, tliehilib• Jan 16 John Whiraker, of Alanchester, in the comity of of 'His Ma' 1 , 7'4 .hop wider inyt)ll4l3.ll?d, hood-idea - the 3-1. L , ncoster, and inonsend Lieber, of the ear of Bond, dealer., of N . ,4,,, „s w,th G.,,,iti, th e G e u...,,a,h,„ opowi,i, and chairmen, at them, at the Dog T....N ii theansgate, in lugger privateer, of f,-... c ,:,s .4,4 totally-nine meet, leetoreii.g Manchester. • to Corwin*. She hod 13_•n out six week., 31.4 601 mad.. Jan • 14. Dated itubs'i 4 "ni "f Hohoi4Cate Wheats,, I.on4ano any captures • the enmity 'Fad t wo ineu wounded, 4.,d the sailor. et ten, at a ,ilakall vessel 1 set f un to.. Feb. 25 ' Joh.. Parson, of Clernem's-lane, Lomhirdotreet, Ti,.' nail be jile-..ed to communicate the inclosed aim to ki t h• ei tv 4 f..^.4 " 0 ... 4 "rs •.. 11 . rim - ... 1 -"l4h-"thi is , tit* theta Lard:hips, and 1 11.'4. the honour to be, Se. • coo ity of soros', linemerrhent, ioevre•, and st....lls4ltre, at W. G LORI% ate, at Geii.ll.oll. • His Maievtv's Mean ese4S..!ir. Lisboa . 1 8 "' 1 / 5 Joe., Garwor"l, of Royanit, in turn county of Hew .• font. 'refuel et, In-,holder, de d l er an i ch.ormaii, a t ten , at Merin:Ler 3.-1835. Guliditall, Loudon gillt- ' 4 be t I° " 1 " 4 " i''""' "" "" "'intr. oleo? IF - 4..15. Janice Harman, 'if Greet Ru•sell....trret, Blooms. u•aler my c....iman.e, captor.* on the 2500 u:t. iparpe.. bot h' ', th e cou nt y or u,g,pi vex, haberdasher, dealer and lear.4••• we.: or Cape S. ':ez. i i, the Pritiorn, a Si.: lish ny.., , ~ theorem, at ono, a t Guildhall. ',option. fir4vateen, with Eve Carriage 14/1.13 „ a a tbitty.i„ 4,,,,11,- .4n41..' Ja a . SI. Ytilltili Roberts, of St. Melon's court, St. talartiteee Horn . —nit. .74 -- Gardner, RUVINO • :4 Legge, Namur • . 74 t;4 duet, C..miavux . . . 74. • . St; • Parker, Sourpisn • .;:. • le Carteret. They tilify Strait for a fair wind, wheys they 'mill sail on a cruise utter the Rochfort squadron, which, it is again reported, Is at sea. Dropped down to 'St. Ilelen's, the I'Vest India convoy, with the Amities, and Mao/out, of 7./ guns each. Arrived the Tier, Simpson ; Reirer, Ritchie ; Guadoloups, Ward ; and the Unity, Wallace, from the Medittdranean, and arc put under quarantine. The T;bfr was captured nn the 14th inst. by the Petfrio French frigate, which was in company with three other frigate:, and seven sail of the line, in lat. 47. 5. long 7. 52. the whole steering W. W. and got away the same evening. On the Intli inst. she fell in with th. 11 , 11/.nt frigate, to whom she gave the information. Wind S.W. . PLYMOUTH, DEC. 2.i. Since my last arrived the F/ 3 , sloop, from Fal mouth, she w.ts missing a long time, and thought to have been lost. The 4msrk gun-brig was nearly lost in the pas sage Du Foie; she lay water-logged a considerable time, and was obliged to throw nine of her guns overboard. The La,ilon, of 98 guns, Sit Harry Burrard Neale, sailed on Friday. Alsoi the Na,ghty and R:Preast gun-brigs, and Viper cutter. The weather has is,•en uncommonly rough, for two days past, blowing a gab from the south-west. A I , un-brig WAS driven fnim her moorings, yester day. to high-water mark, under GovernMent-House, but was got off the next tide; without much damage. Notwithstanding the severity of the weather, His Majesty's shiplfivelser was paid wages in Cawsand Bay, yesterday, and will proceed to juin the Channel fleet, when the weather moderates. eadt. arc. 23. Sailed 1.14 Virgini a (*agate, and the Fsrioal bomb, for Sheerness ; Cnnet slap ut war, Firm and reUrr gun brigs, nn a cruise... Arrived. and )AO4 for Alte River, the *arrioti Coffin, from the. South Isst.ftow Celt Arrived the Ardis, gul..br . ;;. ft,.m a cruise ; Maria and ramm.r••• transp-ois, /atm Consult - it'd:, .beirg two of t h e Expedition which sdiiel lam Downs on the 10th, for the We.er, h..viag part of' the 3utli aliment of foot on board, and remain in the Downs. with the rest of the unirs. as per last. Wind W.S.W. with rain. • F.ROhI,LLOYD'S LIST. AtOIVED At SearSomugh—the Fidelity, Edwards; and the Lion, !assort, from T. nningen. At Aberdeen—the Atlas, Gibbon; and the Britannia, Galv, from itiea. At Dublin—the Hiram Goons Amy. front Quebe c ; and the Dorothea, B v i e. trout Leghorn. At P...die—thu NI iry. Meade , . and this these of Kent, Snper ' front Newfomidland. Off Der,r.—the Frlendshin, 15.1rer, front Sutras; and the Dil-genen Laws, fawn New-York. At NeWfouncUrel—the Vieth th, Hassan, limn Liverpool. At liarlaad.aei.-..the Wayne; Rarotdryr t Smith ; Niatbit, W-...-id ; John an IN: try, ; Liberty, *l'aty ; ; °lis t! Branch, Ell en ; the Vtiui tnnii.. M' A.thur, Maui 1.-ndon and the Penelope. Martin, hens hladanra: At Antiguaw.the Johanna, from ditto. Amiga, Striisger; and the i 111131 1 4, New,.., fron London, At Dosiiii.ira...ihe p Lewin, froz date. At Trinidad..the Victor?, Bar , from Atrita. At St V incent—rti.e Seafluwer, ILttelst.rd„ from Newfound. land. At New drunswidt--•the COQ loni3, Bra!, from Portsmouth. ---, 7 , 11.1 1 ilk lik : ab., •. • • i LOl6 NELSON', PMERAL ' . IatPAL M i lt LIIMINtr.:" " 11 ' 9 " 1 nigniei by tkoh. , " ,-., .1 4.itu.v: , roil% irgpm Port Carr el, al ...Z.iii.;,—;— - --......i..,—. The preparations 1 , 4 t..e tater/Tient Of the ;Ow- ' ' ''' - PiriaT4l4 ' , :iir ' ' ' it 4 / 4 1 ' 1 ' h i,: d .„ ` : k t ',l 4t ,, llll , . a . thou; N Ison in St. Paul's Cathedral, are going on Sir John Vfi l , stifinn 's sfAiladron h' ',A . 4 ~,,,..,„„,‘„,,,,, with the utm9st expedition. Since Saturday morn- at Et: fielen\.,'Ey chi arrival yes*, ky 6 • L 'W.4. i.tliklAx -• ing, oho -caffoldiag has assumed something like a puljf (nun oechAziaiLfleq. It.iptiWit t il l L I , , , ! Si i ,p, model of the intended proceedings...,The disposo ' l ,. - .r.' • " -f.' ....i . ! . .11. •wisy...4s. , , ,• • tun' of th e seats is as fllows, namely : Vice./4_ , lmiral Sir f . iirairen,, Feed ant ' . —i. au Under the d ..me , in each archway, in the front of ' tilif %k'llot. 1 Hie Iners, and in the gallery over the choir. The London • . i'A. 'C' 98 tir H. Na.le, ' ' ,• ' it'll - . 41 ' A imm of the is nn iwr the..lr. ....a; •...t.. a.. ..t....... /UM •.i '.- tall. 61 .94 ..... 1: feel nor_ 2tl Raiment of no 1 per.ons attempting to break in at t i e w i n low ; they —.......,_ fi e h•oke a square of glass. Listenin g , h e a i scovered Achaireltv-Ol e flee. 214 1805. there were three men, bat not sufiictently equipped Cane of a Letter from the H to. Rtar...Ntittatral cashraite, with luinse-breaking instrumenris. When the old Cunintande.iiwchie of p 1 . tkie,wpish ti A alai %••••,...i..it mart found the y were gone, he went to inform Mr. b th: to, L:aw th s:4 2 i:l4Bl4 nr i l gi .. mir , iiii l , 47 :t ais d en , E.g. ilea 4 arr. VA kt of what had happened. Mr. P. provided SIR—I hare eh, hone%) to codes. for the hiforenat , on of , l ' h•rit with a brace of pistols, inaded with small ‘h•3t t h e 3.....3.. Co 1if111t....4.1441 - 11f tAd Adini . rabi e tbeC.ipe of a Let. Toe old man returned, and, about halfitil hour after, tar lean Captiiti Clia-,,,a.0, of His Kitebt,', snip Jason. , a knock was aside at donr,..yhich he answered, as ".,::„1 14 .„, t4 :: r e ff,,, t u e , rs u P s . f th i n tw ;''',. 4 . . 7 if)? fae.l . b r Nation.' , *sisal, with the chain up ; several men enquired for twat ) so; one htindred L od e C e: t e ' ri l t u lti n en ers . ( 1 - I. 4 n c , ‘. .fre. ne twn". II i ) Nitta L.1.01' ID, and attempted to force themselves in, • - ALEX. 0113 CH ARE. by trying to wtench the chain off with a crow; up- ' H.. , 'tiger,'" hip:4lm. Carlko• Hays on which the man dischargeda pistol at them, and SIR, '.. :.' Earbaitisee, Oftsber 15,1805. they made of. There was no doubt but one of the 1 liar, ills hondur to ac. 4 .,:hi t .y nase that, on rho I:ith I. I 1 IrillAins was wounded, as bl o id was traced from the taint, athall. t e u r thre e , o . es . t o hit:.urssit of o -tea-triage b i l e , 18doe. o mi t t N . lo ne . I door to the Strand, whe re i t i s supposed they took whielig vi p in. IV. I made a ll a id i n , after a elueet of lihtell' ,ll. “..datitnnttedi at IN. ',.•• ' 1 r- a coach. On Sunday,thohonse of Mr. RUTT, in East -street, l'i . aiworth, was forcibly entered while the faintly svcre•at church, and property stolen thereon' to the timourit uf 301. The thieves left behind ACM A dark w ta larrhorn and a crow. . i n ti e s e f wi e llve n.iles el' each other, ant a-partial htme of lift.ea . minutes, I ..iceeteleri in e•apturiiix, and have bri.ught la. I a Sh a e .., re b o e res si to H h e u nt i e , FNiach i Ist:ttal co i re v inte . N..ail, men. roe n twenty . .tw o gone r n iel t i l sti u t t is e eit '' lti t i'te ' ;'.. w po . ti t je c ' l heti. iiso , ..poorld 'wives, am' hr! on tk,rd , one 1 1 low o ired and ornately men, one of wham wits bitted in tit • On the night of Monday se'nnight, the Woollen soi .11 (the onty.las). She wagon a two-month, entre raid. J • MArtisbique; of:iwltich time ugly fiftee n d ays b ad el.i.irr,i, rectory at Laister hake, near Bradford, Yorkshire, w ;hoot her nuking I% ea ; eure. in the ncenpation et Aessrs. Cr. ir r and Paa rc. was sh : C. 1•11. Coin Eurnie, in Muth let, w4ll the TJO •ri I entirely destroyed hy fire. 'rile premises, we hear, had been insured i n t h e S on li re Off i ce two days 5i i ,,,„1,,,,„ ~,,d i s th at a the large t brie in the Fr enc h re r - el.* ; sutruitiely well . lined, wade cry fist (herb,' raw • 3 from i l m u y Of our MU veiff,, awl appotralrartigailaily cancul a ted before the accident happe ne d. Several Boxin g M atc h es h ave b een spoken of to: His bia,testy's oersted!. 7 haVelilld 130110iIr tO le' : Joe ii Within these three or four la st wee k s . One match The Honoitr.ible Rest.. • • •e•!”,,-‘raneP. W. eItMPAIN ~ 3. was made up, and de c id e d on M onday, near Shep- Cwinntandei-nt-ctnil. Nc ecc..kc. • ' tertoit, between 11r , ..1 Clarke and Se m !done, ; Cope of a Letter from Capra ot Lob)), of His W.-roe !chi, p.m.:ins, vs Wiliam Mar•eloti, Esi. dated at Lemon, the- 3 ' ninor pugilist, and a countryman . 'a cre was pood u • tedium on both sides, but e ventua ll y skill prevailed ouster 3, 1805. ~ . ' El R-4 hays th e h onour to acquanit you, for th e Inteintia- , i i I ever strength. Cia . And r wart declared v i a or . It ~4 „ , f j „ , ....,.. / ..,,, d , C„,,,,„i,,,,,. of 0 , A,i nf i rj i, y, 0 4 1 ,6,,, J a ~ . vas expeCted chat Rill 1:/ l an and Geor g e Mai/dda•would of His Maje.,•l4 ehip u n der tnyt.ithreal?d,bottrt-ri meths 5 , 1 i ' .. I owe sot ht tor a fifty-guinea purse: but Ryan did wf Nevensis er, e.t.a/ in with Giwidiii, the Got nettles Sprisidb it was said, int go down to rite scene of anion lugger peteateer, o f r, u t: 1 . .61 mat twenty-ninths", liellow g i.. g w ; gat he as unable to go. An o th er fight was on the to eurunne. Site h-a been "tit sit wet:l4%, a..rl t.frt mad.. 3 8 any captures ; the 'mein? *had two ineo w...u.i.led, 4.,d the a vi a between G,erie Ohre:. and Jemo . ;,- from Town. tinsel 1 sot fns to.. F. rho %VAS Mat dreadfully beaten by him some time you 'n lbe inle-••ed t,, en mrnunir.ite the inclosed Aso to gi. ; but rather than run the risk of a fresh en- Oleo' LAdships, and 1 !last the honour to be, Sc. • *wart, Jeavpie paid his forf e i t . Tom Bch leer and W. G U)111 , 1 • His ss.iii.it? l tie ND , e tr a s ... e .. Lisb o a. 38 ',herb .1 . 4,,r will shortly fight :it i: espt n led that Mean-Ler 2 1845 not will lx tlie most hard struggle betw.n.ll &cleat,- SIR—! bet , • ' •.: . ocinaint you, tnat Hi, niwiestre alonp. et seal %Atter . nA l tlepst, and hard./ spetierce WI I u.Z et my C...uM5,1.1, CaptUt..ll, on rho 230 s 11:t *ea.. ' ' ... et ne e tit , e • 4 • &stied for a curadderable 1,a r u.,.. we.: oreJ t ie S. •:e:.,,, the Erillinto, • Sie.:llsh lure- , . .. I ‘' 4 ,441b1a . pr,vatein, with fee carnage rim „ a a tbitty.for fitieft, L •f:P . J4l." ja ' . ' g „,- ' we- 1.1.. . -,.. ... z ; ✓ - • ..:,. ..... .... • -•::: t ar . I .c, • •';‘t. o . 7 . . 7. " ' ...., - 1 . .: • • • " ' 4- ',. •i ' \ - t .'.l. . lipeit - , , A • Sit )1 /, . '' r SIT nial4-'" - -s • - - - I ~E ^i ~'" , Iv 1r , lane, in thammty .otfleldleaat, t lt err e e. at Pm. al hall, ,end.", *sett L , WelioneWilloarfnroo 1 1;r4, • el, ow.m.). siiie.n.lnufrtater, J. 441 arid I laptimil, at elfsien, 1,•orlott. Jan, 4 "ere. er•ven, h:hAeit )))) its r...:rey • - 114•44c'elinels41,,per i rt.dilr.t and at .ur thO.A. I ioitt.Naa. Jaa• it ClementLis Wlla es, of ‘fanrhettair, in the ene-4 ve.itleet 13 1 d A . at liner, al I ,a11114..tf • antht , ler r - 4.4 0 3 ut Pleistlakile•uivin.ry nu•rch at mbieba, lai 'Aollieptitiste•Tme.a, fliewattl. 14 0 4 / 1 arriart , ._,Mtioril ,° • /4' vl Jan 2.3. Fdward Finnigibn 04 Anmo, tat 'ha co unt , a 142tk. on 11 . !!,, baker, ddalatr,,and ~it•linsatia at at t, a %,Or fo.t, ,13 .ise;a4r, - r•e •ai I entantv or Yu. k 1441: tt • ) Jaha . Make Albert D. 'iorre, Of fh..a.1..t r ,.,a • lilliloallose a in, itto City of London, atareit4o, at tau, at •a. •-% •• ' • Inv 21 Richard Parkinenst, of IVnitl-e. in tt,e A rksay, in the cou n t pari•l i of d. der an•l c , • rTiflt, common bower, m/tire. liapn•ell/ ot eleven, at the Ange! 1,, i n „,_ cater, in the sn•; entinte k. JarttMy 44 1 klittri-thiker,tel Tobeno, in the COMM! nf . Y.•rk, gl.epapiaa.)„.ac 1,c, • at the Angel 111... 1.1 gra: I):qrra, tioe •aj.l esmnie of Vo.k. Taw VII Vllfiltes lerti•it, of flii.nnses, in the r,f t f,. atigi 'Chapman, at eleven, nt the R.l-, t.. Tr.. 444 4,44A.shirip-istne,, ni the rite of Bristol aiip uf I the a g ., , lty 41,4. niviCllAlit, dealer, alt, 11110..11, at 1111 , , at Vl ‘ . e rh fril, rie - Flo' el, in I.ord•str-et, retpuol. CF. TIVICATF.—.I N 14 tortonent9;Aff Grit Yar..o..th, in the county of Nwl,ths; Upholder, dealer anti Chapni.n. INAoLvENT. rmsoNER ;n ilis MajeoF's Mice of the FLEET. FIHST NoTICt. FL qtr .Thomas, formai) , of PenoyiroOk, in the pareth of LLswool.., an the county to Carmarthen, but Lite 01 Abu , - dear, ht tho couuti.ofGlorsiorgari firmer. 1'41(3. lir STOCKS, YESTERDAY 3 per Coat. It ethwed B oii 4 pet. Cent 77} I 7. 5 iter C.21.t• 10? 4 1 11.. 93 ii 1.1,,,e Annuities . Inperial 5 ip•fC4nl.• 591,1 "/ " • 'flitio Alioultirt 8 15-16 Excheqwn Illis Como:4lkm ' ' ' G/ti 62 T. Illtifi, St.ec-4,,,ker, No. 4, Cagnhal, .111 , 1 9, (::,wring-eweek ritICE OF IRKII STOCKS—Dec. 17. Llobeatunts, 34 per Cent ittn ..70/ st.ck. per Cent Oe%.l.);tp•ruwea.i per Cyst,' 4l • Gr.ird Cairn Loan, G per Cent COURSE 4 W FXC11A5UF.416616.7): : '7 - • .4.8.t....13nt .. .33 11 IV. 4 44..... 471 Lir Pie. Diew , .... Sight .. p I Vether 591 Ihtte. kUnt.., ist., c. f.... 118 ?V. ' 1. , 41 ,, 0n GU ' ll.,ltullt Y.' In ?IV Oporto le ! r • • ' Alton. " l 'a'm 13. th• 2Us IIS Ita •uteat.m. I. .4. Snurdc...w . f 4 13 l'iruagrerwd ir.C.on Ca•li• I),tiq •• :4, w 0..u1....nns .. 0 0 0 M...Nwi 1 / 0 .14...• b . — •94• e, in Rats .... 0 5 10 • .16 New Louts ette4 .. 0 . etti il li°l 32! Alit , . en the Bahl: of .1 it 1414481 t.aple. .. ttlii rlrMin on London . lt/ .. ... ll l, 1 laxt nn Lun4loo 1, 1.5) I N 11ic61 .4A 19( o l' ' . it •• 19 CA 3" • ,4 41 441 1- 11 s. on Thallotay ~bre indwells in Patrick- , t,e Limerick. the LaWtraf Thapae„,thisditar Joy. of *lr, r, Esq. Hie% Sheriff ntilks cowity)4 t,larei nit& •oss•hd In Thomas -stre.t. LitissoWi. too. Lois of literate biibbon Fitt.Oihoo n . E.q. o f B A trys,o‘a, a • suit alai 14, 0 . Faln G nra sloutsjstaabi s tneptirk, the Lad) of Trice Pe acoc k, g On the Zith inst. at Loitebtnn, in P.athshire, Mn. Graham. of Lek, hum, of • sou. • On the 150. inst. •Mra. SeiTiogssiur, Dukc-atreet, Fdat hu•gh, of a wit. fOn thi• init. at IrsMouth, the Lady of Capt. Bayly, Vie Wilttliint Militia, of a cog. DEATH'S. At F. , :inbonik ne the Mut Ma, Miss Croce Campbell, and n:i ;tit ia.t u.t s Maricu Campus 1, he r .4.1 !r, yoliogrst 4 , 1040 , 4 da,u4lntri of ..1110131At ComillarL, E.q G..asesai C e. c Asherd Taxer inn Scotland ' ()INN:exist tot was buried, at St. Ntichaall Chine+, Ox ' Henry Thorpe Hildgiod, Esq. of Exeter College, Ist w died at 'retswurth, in bet mai to Landon. on Satiimly I. t. Mr. IL was but kleir lecoveiel trona a sower sLatr,ier 0; a spsoucidio naiureile had ,scaroely teaclual Eetswor . ry, w• ! . is Pt' seas fm•izA hitli vi rettil ~ of the spasm oaten his Plit beArie-OAlik• i,n,ai aaalatahce could be proeto4d. It appeared, 0.1 subsequent exami nat i on , b y Mr. ca, omit iia 11r. RPM., ICO of felehheplter erne, sod Dr. sill,. had attended Min is hielatciUuest , that lie roust Are Ituoj suffered from a sere disrared Stale of the at. mach. ohath kip.irontly brought riu the att3kki.imiclo occasioned his dArth. - JP HIGH WATER THIN' DAT Al' LONDON 2RIDGE. M0m...26 nom after 4 I 42.... min. aft.•r 4 SALES BY AUCTION. BIRT.SOMEC t I. Ssn HYNI ANA. By LEIGH and S. StSTIIEBY, Woke:Neve, At their Home, 14.5, Strand, opdowt. oht MONDAY, the 6th of Jelin.' y. l$U6, sad the 'flout:, ce4sire I/ars (Sioidays eau the Day int which Lu:d Neltoo is to be inreoeil, excepted) , r fiE ENTIRE LIBRARY of the Lae fliOtt ii Nohle Marquis of Lansdowne. T. be mewed all Monday next, to the tim. of Sale. Cara. [cretin (price as. in hoard:) to he had a thi. Place of till, ) , 10`34tf. Mili.01:11 and Sons alsi Me... Bell and lir.uffute. Edinburgh ; Nit. Archer, Dubin, ; Mr C wk, Oxford; Mi. Doighroo, Cteibridge; 4 41.... at Bah, Bristol, Liverpoo , M ttich,sittr ; and of ail tra principal booksellett ut HI: Coned Kingdom. IiIIiLIOTHECA HOUCIIF.RIANA. Rs LEIt.H aioi S S.ITHEISY, Booksellers, No 14S, Strand, opposite Catharinee4 c.f. on S , IONDAT,, Fe:unary the 24th, and twenty. ix following Dos; and ii. 4 Stental Part to commence nn ISIONIrAY, April 1401, and eight following 1)... (Sundays except.,l), P I 'HE very valuable AnJ euensive LIBRARY of the late Rev JONATHAN BOUCHER. ASt FRS Vicar of Epsom, Surrey : e•oupreltending a Spa and coring elate:, inn in Dennity, History (Domestic and Fo rel:a), Voyages and Travels. Poetry, Classics. Photroophr„ Natural llistory, Ms hante., Bilißeal. Arts and. Stir,,.., BAIN Uwe., Sdkeellan:os, Topography, Die t:truants, and various Warelte. in Literature, in all Language.. with a largo:rid cu ioui assemblage of Tracts. The DOOK4, us general, are• iu good condition. "Co whie4 w added, his C.A. teettan of Prints. 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