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GEORGE a W bor.:ski alarming accounts have been received that the lit fertions Disease (which, with a malignancy equalling if not exceeding that of the Plague, has occasioned a drtudlul mora lity in several parts of Spain, and lit our town and garrison of Gibraltar) has spread and extended itself to parts of the cast of the Mediterranean and whereas, drum the season of the year in which it has continuei its memo.' in those places where it has already appeared, there is no good ground of confidence or hope that the camparatiee coldnew and the' tem ae.ature of this climate can ad; wit any obstacle to its introduction and pro- gress in our kingdom : And whereas we feel it to *incumbent upon us to employ such means as, under the protection and favour of Divine Pro vidence, may be best calculated to guard our loving Subjects against the visitatiou of so dreadful a calamity, we have thought' fit, by and with the advice of our Privy Council, to issue this cur royal Proclamation, and we do herein, by a• al with the ad vice of our said Council, most strictly an; ~ ill and command all our loving Subjects, and more especially those residing at any of the sea-port towns, or in any other places on the coasts of this Keigdoin, whether they may theinselvet be liable to Qua ramble or otherwise, as they tender the preservation of their own Ilves, arid the safety and welfare of all the Inhabitants of this kingd o m, mint scrupulously to olisei've all the Laws of Quarantine which now are or may hereafter be in tome, and all orders made by us, with the advice of our Privy Council, or by our Privy Council, under the authority thereof; and particu larly most carefully to avoid any communication with any slip or camel, or with any person or persons coming therein, born or through the Mediterranean, or from the West Barbary, on the Atlantic Ocean, or fray Cadre, or other parts of Spain v ithout the Streights, lying to the southward of Cape St. Vitt cent, or from any place to which, by our royal Paus-lamation, by and with the advice of our Privy Council, or by our ieden in Cnuncil, the Laws of Quarantine are, or may hereafter, be ex tended ; Of with any brat or person therein, miming foam or having been on board any such ship, until Stleil shi-, vessel, or boat, with the crews and per.nns nn Mum!, a id the goals, wares, and merchandises imported therein, shall have pertain ed their Quarantine, in such places and manner as are or shall hereafter be direeted its that behalf, and until they respectively shall have been duly discharged therefrom. And whereas it is also neeenary to take the utmost precaution to prevent the spreading of Infection, in case the said malig n cast Dise se, or any other of a contagious nature (which God, in 141 , Marcy, omit !), should unhappily tinniest itself in any part of oar United Kt-is:him, notwithatanditig the precautions taitm to guard against the introdoctam thereof, we have • thought fit, by and with the advice of our said Cauacd, to take measures for the estab"ishiiient of a load of health, to couvrit of mein abs:, learned, viuMent, and experienced in the study and oracle.. of : Mysic, together with persons most capable, front their knew, 4e of the p ores of our Kingdoms, to a Tad assistance in the farming of tegolations reepectively applica ble t • the local e munistances of the said ports ; such Hoar) to hr vahee wel so, directad to prepare and digest the hest rules nJ regulations f* , the speedy and effeete..l ad 'via& of the 411011 approves methods of guarding against Cie intrialuctinn and spread ng of Infection, and for purity ing any ship or hoube, or any place in which any coritagiutis Dieorler may have ma n fe t od itself, and to communicate the sime to all Magistrates, Medial Persons, and Woes of our loving Subje , t , , who may be desirous and may apply to be made aequainted therewith ; and we most strictly enjoin and command all Magi l es and pr sled in &nth, arty, all medical penis'', and others oiv loving Subjects, especially those within the maritime Countes, to give inroned.ate notice to us, !hrough our principal Secretary of State fur ih.- Horne Department, or our Privy Comic], In case .ny person or persons should be att tehed with any Fever. at. tended with ne v and micammon symptoms such as to afraid ground for aparehensino that such F ever i s o f the sane nature as the Disorder prevailing in several parts of Spain, and in Gh. rafter, in order that the most immediate and effectual measures may be taken, as well far affording doe and necessry assistance and relict to theme dieted w;th the same, as for preventing the Cootartion from spreading amongst our losing Subjects Geyer' at our Court at the Queen's Palace, the Sixth Day of February, One toriusand eight hundred and five, and in the Forty-fifth Year of our lieigu. GOD SAVE. THE KING. Admiralty-00r, Feb. 9, 1905. Corr of a Letter from Commodore Sir Samuel HeM, K.B. Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Ves.els at the Leeward Islands, to William Marsden. Esq. dated on ►oard the Serapis, at Barbadoes, Dec. Ili , 1/U4. SIR-1 transmit, for the information of the Lords Comnils sione.sof the Adiocalty, the copy of a Letter from Captain Howse, of His Majesty's ship Radiators, giving an account of the capture of the Heureux, French privateer, often gnus and eighty men. I am, de. SAM. HOOD. His Majesty's Ship, ttarbadoes, at Sea, SIR, November, 1804 I have the honour to inform you, His Mayesty's ship under any command this dey captured L'Heureux, a French privateer sloop of ten six pounders (thrown overboard diming the rine.) and eighty men, out nine data from Guadeloupe, and had snide once/ turs• I have the honour to be, t'c. To Commodore Flood, Commander JOSEPH NOURSE. 1 in Chief, de. &c. Cote of another Letter from Commodore Sir Sitmuel flood, Hto W. %farad Esti. dated on board the Sirrapis, at Bartradoer, Doc. IC, , 184.4. SIR—I have the satrsfaehon to tend to their Loolchim the copy nt • Letter from the Honour...tie Capt. Ciklogan, Com mander of His Majesty's sloop Cyane, giving an aczount of the capture of the Roataparse lang privateer of eighteen guns, and SSO men, after • few minutes running fight, winch Captain Carlow ■ppears to have executed with judgment. I have the ilollolllr to be, &e. SAM HOOD. .' &MVPs. Ho Majesty 't Sloop-Cp•ors, . SIR, Nov. lt, 1804. 1 bate the honour to inform you, that, on the 11th inst at lame a. es. effihe ishu:d of Man .galante, after a shoot chime lmil running fight ni thirty inkutes, 1 had the goal fortune en itaote up with and capture Le Boneparte, a wary fine privateer brig, pi,rresi for twenty-two guilt, mounting eighteen lung french eight-pounders, amt IA men. • I am happy to add, that we have received no material damage in our masts or hull, and have only a few arson hart, occasioned by the explosion of • carvidge on the maid deck. W‘.• found the Bonaparte in • very shattered condition, :;tving lost her foremast, bowsprit, and tomnuirts in a'. Sainu iCtil three English Letters of Marque, three days revinusto list capture. I should, not do notice to my teeing.. were 1 to omit expre.aing u i thorough satisfacti.m at the dearly and dater:Meted mi.idutt of all the Officers and Crew of the Cyan. • and, aft:tough the state of th e vessel was such as not t call f;setli any , straordinary exertions on their pal, I feel ennident that whenever chmice maw give them an opprAtunity, they will d., ample justice to the el - mutter, whiub, in my o„iiissoo, tl ay so natty deserve. I have the iirsiirmi g.• be, Are. GEO. CADOGAN. Samuel hood, Esq. Commodore, and Conotander tu Chief, &u. Copy of a Letter horn Captain Lori Mark Robert Kerr, of His Majesty's ship raga's!, to William Mwrden, Esq. dated at he,, the 1141 h of December, '.804. 1111 K-1 isle , we, few the ittOrat.tion of my Loofa Commis sioner. of site idm.ratty, the copy Ma letter, whirl" have for wardsd to Lord Viscount Nelson...l have the Isomer solos, &c. M. R. 11, ERR. His Majesty's sbip Regard, at Sea, • MY LOUD, Dec. 28, 1804. 1 beg to ininrm you, that, according to your nuksrs, 1 pm. treaded and joined Sir Richard Stracha.i. Bart. off Cape St. Mary's, and was by him scut tut* L.abon I. essearlete. On My return (mm that port to join •our Lot,lottio, in latitude 57 deg. N. long. 13 deg. 43 aria. W. I ca,,torel 41 French whip Letter of Marque, i.e Tigie (bmineolv tin Angola a later pot:o, from Cayenne to Cold: pierced. for Nothings guns,surol bovine, fourteen mnonted, tit. 'Ewes. , eighreeli pound Carroll itdea, and two bras, gum., tour pounders ;and Fon in h. r hod r, ballasted in mahogany arid drr wood, baoltitg on hoard forty men. Sir was out fifty si>c itirs, and had ca ured an English Brig font Lundun to Si. M chUrt; .brae master and crew we found on board. I hare thi• honour to be, dec. s'gried) M R. KLRR. At the Court at the Queens Palace, the Gth of Fsbruiry 1805. PRESENT, The XING'S Man Excellent Majesty in Council. APPOINTED •Y Ills MAJESTY IN COUNCIL FOR THE veAlt 1805. Bs a aaaaa NlllE—Johe of Benholt, Esq. Bascsiet Ximencii, of Bear Place, Eq. BUCCINONA lose ate-Edward Nur tit, of Lillies, Esq. Co Maet NOLenl as AN D HUN T ING DONJ•deph of Elm, Esq. CH r site as—George John Lego, of Inch Legh, Esq. Com•tat•wo—Charles Smallwood Featherstonhaugh, of Kirkoswald, Esq. R • VIII I 1-..AVDI Chamhcis Rigiihsw, of the Oaks, Esq. DEcON , HIBL-- 53111UC1 Kekevrick,of Pasmore House, Esq. Dossiteliotea—John Gould, of Upway, Esq Essex—James Reed, of Warleys, Eq. Gs.ouctseassai RE—Edmund John Chamberlyne, of Man• gersbui y, Esq. H micros DORI a E.—Leonard Parkinson, of Kinuersley Cas tle, Esq. Hearst , ' tasuisz—Einilitis Henry Delind Radcliffe, of Hitchin-Priorv, Kesie..-John Mines Teem, of Updown, Lair - sees Sll I N d•••••••PODIV:led LINCOINSH I ea—M , earigueChollialev. of Grantham, Esq. Mo.; NOV TORN tar—Joseph Price, of Monmouth, Esq. Nos Moaeler, of Tuft, E A . • No aaaaa PTONIN tee—John Cal.el Roie, of Craliday, Ed q NON TNUNISTILAN D-..JOhli I looter, of the /Jeronimo Lsq. NOTTINGH A NMI lee—Christ. kidlestori, of Watnal, Esq. Otrus mini am—Elia/se Biscoe, of Holton Park, E.q. Ru 44444 deldd—John Hack, of Clipshant, Esq. SHROP•elet-..Thoseas Whitmore, of Apier. Esq. S,lp a r eseigetpa—.l.,lto Perini'. of Coras , i FloloYs EN• Sr roc psi/ t a v.-John Hoyletir Bort, of Caton ' Fsq, eqU N r r or SQUID ANIPTDN—Jamee Blunt, of Nether Wal lop, Esq. St , drOLK—George Navau, of Trimley Saint MIDIDI . I4 Esq. Sue Pt r r—Robert Chatfield, of Orosdon, Esq. scascx-aWilliam Margeouii, of Ossingtoo, Wit INDICES/41 pe--Francis Parrott, of Boiloorth, Esq. Wt 4.T10 • I -Sir Richard Colt Hoare, of Stourhead, Bart. Wourssecosot na--John Amplilett, of .7 oot, Esq. Y..lll[ll4lMa-.llenry FaneChohnley, of Househain, Eq. SOUTH WALES. CAP!' Josiah Holfoid, of Eilgwyne. Esq. PINISROILL—Georg.- Harris of Priskelly, Esq. Ca alllO AN -Aleory Grlawell Lewis, of Lloisnerevris, Esq. Gt. AMOR° A N—Thnanat Markham, of Nash, Esq. Gri%Dly, of Cwindee, RADNOR—Thomas Grove, of Csrm Ellen, E.q. NORTH WALES. Ma• lONNTN—John Edwards, of Peorhyn, EA. Case avow—Richard Girouns, of Panoto, Esq. Mu:Laser —John Willions, of Trehan, F.sq. Moseo 4!d aaa Owen, of Bilngwies, Esq. ',swain it—Samuel Ryley, of Nlarchwiel, Esq. Faine—Thomas Foulkes, of Gwernigion, Fsq MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Bar-Office, Feb 9, 1805. Rd Regiment of Life Guards—John Field, Gent. to be Vete rinary Surgeon. &I Regiment of Foot Guards--the Urn. Jinhua Allen, to lc En•ign, without purchase, •ice R. Burton, who resigns 31 •Regiment of Fous--Lientenarn-Colonel Henry Cuyler, front the Ist Garriswii Battal,on, to be Liecitenant.Colonel, vice Shaw, who retires on Half•pay. 88th U•tto—Lieurenant.Colornel Alexander Wallace, from the 11th Gartdon Battalion, to be Lieutrnant•Coionel, vice Bul ler, who retire. on Half pay. The King's German L•prni--.Regiment of Dragnons--Lieate mint Colonel John George 17a10111 Bedell, to be Lieutenant- Colonel, with tile temporary rank of t7ramiet d Battalion of Light lidantry-.lieutenant Colonel Cohn Hallt2tt to b: Lieutenant-Colonel Conrmaavlant• Major William Utfuey to be Lieutessant-Colonel„ with tem see ary rank. and Brigado-M.ij. - 4 Charles B.lst, to be Maio*, via: temporary rank. BR EV ET. Viaer B..aron Alten, of the Regiment of Lien Dragoons, to have the temporary Lttalc of Colonel. STAFF. Captain George Chuden to Ti; iiri.,;ale.M.ijur, with temporary rank of Ca d t iin, vire Rea. promoted. Major Adolphus of it;rt 68tit Foot, to be Deputy Ad jutant Geneial to the Fo!c•s serving ill the Leeward Nandi under the command of Lieutenant-General Sir Witham Myer: ( with the rank of Loeutenaut-Colunei in the Army), vice Harvey, who resigns. Ordmen e-f/ifee, Feb 6, 1803. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Major George Wulff° to be Lieutenaat.Colonel, vice Sir Fiancis Whitworth, deceased. - - - . - - - - Dated Jan. 28,1805. fireveitt Major George Ramsay to be Major, vice Ws Dated as above. fi•MligiSliON in the Tower Hamlett Militia, nifnel b 4 tAt Lend lengenant. Ann! Jan. !SIM lit Royal Regiment—Jacol, Barth, Gent. to be Ensign. THE BRITISH P tESN • LON DON, MONDAY. FEIRUAIT The Court of Eschequey, in Ireland, was occu pied the whole of Tuesday last with hearing Mr. CualtAN, in the case of Mr. Justice JOHNSON. His speech was nearly a repetition of his argument upon the same subjea, in the Court of King's Bench. It appears to be the detertninAtion of Mr. Justice Joimiou to try the three Law Courts, which, we understand, are thus curiously circumstanced, in reaped of this question. In the Court of King's Bench, the Chief Justice, Dowses, and Mr. Justice Du v, were against him, and Mr. Justice Dior for him. Mr. Justice Os 1011a11 did not sit, he being one of the parties in. jured by the libel. intitled gayer/is, in Mr. Cos ear's paper, of which Mr. Justice Joisssov is charged to be the author. Of course, in this Court, the judgment was against him, there being the opinion of two Judges against one. Is the Court of Exchequer, where he is now 2,- ing, Lord AvowM•IL and Baron SMITH are un derstood to differ ; and the other two Barons, M A c. Cett.evici and Gamma, it is said, have not as yet declared any opinion. In the Court of Common Pleas, Mr. Justice Jour • !11.7 cannot sit upon his own me. Mr. Justice Fox is in England attending to his own business; and the CH; er J ;AT Ice, and Mr. Justice FiNvcass, it is thought, entertain opposite sentiments upon the point. Of course, in the event of nn Applicatio❑ to this Court, there would be no judgment ; and, con. st•quently, it is only in the Court of Exchequer that Mr. Justice JOHNSON has any chance in his favour. Lord Floon is coming home to attend the trial of Governor Pic CON, and Lord MELVILLE wishes to send Admiral COCIiItANE to succeed that gal lant Officer on the Leeward Island station. We understand, however, that this arrangement does not meet with the approbation of all Lord Mat. vict.e't Ministerial friends, and that his Lordship is likely to retire from Office, at no very great die. Lance of time. We have the pleasure to announce t':e sate rti7 1 off Dover, of the Glory East Indiaman, no command of Captain DOUGLAS, her late sec.).:a Officer. The Glory and Northampton sailed from St. Helena the 9th of December ; the No. thamp'on parted company off the Lizard. The (;Lay left Madras the 16th of August. The following is a correCt List of Passengers on board the Glory from Bengal.: 6. Fergdion, ll.rdourable Coinp,,nes li•hmeut—Capt. Francis Gardner, Rid Service, MAdras Marine.--Lii.utenants 11. Ha4ord and J. R. Bintlon, R. 1,1 Navy—The Rev Mr. L'oriliraar, fnarn jahet Itocir, , , Madras Mil ary Establishment--Mr. Walter Feuier-- Mr. Stephen Harris, Civil Service, Madr,e, Ei.tabliNlt.i,ent Jos. Wilkiipion, Royal Navy—Copt. Thome; Pall, Midi.% Military Establishment—Alfa. Elisabeth A. Crew—Master B. Butler, Mager Henry Crew, Miss Mary Crew, Misr E. Creir, Master T. O. Green, Miss C.atherine Green, Mt, Wry G. Green, Master A. O. Green.—Cliihimn. Accounts from Gibraltar to the 28th of December, brought by the Tribune frigate, state, that part of the convoy from England reached that place. ou the 17th, and on the 18th General Fox arrived with the remainder. -He landed at 12 o'clock, under a salute from the ships of war and the Gartison, and immediately assumed the command of the garrison. On the 2'2,1 the number of fever cases was reduced to six, but the contagion seemed still strongly to exist in the town, and apprehensions were entertained that the breaking up of the quarantine encampavoia might again expose the troops to fresh contagion. On the 21st a most violent storm of wind and nick took place at Gibraltar, which completely swept away the tents at Europa Point, and drove them into the sea : several vessels were also driven on shore. Le Lire frigate arrived at Cork on the 4th inst. having escorted the Ruin Art slop of war and convoy, which sailed from Cork on the Itth of lk cernber for the West Indies, as far as Madeira: she left them or, the 31st of December, 31 sail in corn p inv. 6 sail having separated from the fleet. The Sir Edward Ilazhes, --, from London, is arrived at Bombay with a prize. The Speetsfatisa, —, from London, is mi.'s', at Surinam, after being captured and abandoned • by the Josephine French privateer. Thu Active. STO rESDUILY, from Bourdeaux, for New Orleans, is captured by the Grand Turk priva teer, and carried into Antigua. Apprehensions are entertained that a Lisbon packet has been captured on her pas :age to Eng land; as it appears, by the accounts received from Gibraltar, that on the 22,1 of Dect tither a sloop had been dispatched to Lisbon with a great number of letters to be sent home by the first packet. It is now generally understood that DEBATHURST. and nut Dr. 'Fe RN CII, will be the new Bishop. The, Lord Bishop of LONDON has presented the Rev. Enwa an lloor4soa, his Lordship's Domestic Chaplain, to the Living of Rickmansworth. Herts. Hertne WI Eunice ev, Esq. was on Friday clef. ed Member for Newat 'a, in the room of Sir I'. M. SUTTON. The Gareift of Saturday night contains a Procla mation, offering the increased reward of 31. for every person who shall discover any able, and sos, tor any ordinary, seaman, who might conceal himself. so that such seaman might b: taken to sei re ou board His KU es ry't ships. The Proclamation to be in force till the 31st December next. The Royal Society have adjudged Count Rem roan's Medal, for Discoveries regarding Heat, to Mr. JOHN LESLIE. of Largo, in h ifeshire, in conse quence of his late Publication of an Experimental Enquiry into the Nature and Propagation of Heat ;" a Work which has been eagerly read by inquisitive and philosoplac readers, and highly applauded for its display ot profound original researches by a I mind uncommonly active and vigorous. Extra.% of a letter front Marisa., dated the arli of August last—" By the Amaican brig, Boa Captain WAtt.E, we learn the following particular.. On her passage she touched at the Lape of Good Hope, which the left in `lay, and at the Isle it Franc; which she left on the Ist of July. The cartel ship, Wilda, had sailed from the Cape for France oa the day of the 121,,'s departure. Admiral Li NOI S had sailed from the Isle of France on the 231 of June, in the Marrngs, accompa•iicd by a sinple frigate, the name of which could not be obtained; a frigate had also sailed for the Mozambiqtre Chan nel, in search of 33 English ship, supposed to be the Prince .f Wales, which, it bad been reported to Admiral lasois, had been seen there dismasted ; what ship this might be, was by no means to be as certained. The following passengers hare arrived in the Rse—Messrs. ALL:. RODKRTSOM, J. *Din:- : ci; AL. J. ItOIIURGH. and GROSE. The Re re ports that two Dutch men of war, of 60 and titi guns, were at the Cape, hound to Batavia. The Dutch Admiral, Dsca es, had his flag hoisted on one of these ships. I and Tay nni WR duc fail vet