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r;..T.IFOR ^Rr fJ - ibt NV - i3r .. .. ~- ' .. --- sumsEft 824.) . . '.~"; . . ~. _. SA' 17; 1105. . (rims stxtxxcr. GERMAN TIIEATRE. toe t t.e trnwwwliatt , PAtr"nar of Iler MAJESTY. It, SCHIRNIER'S Juvenile Company will IL have t h e ',moue to perform THIS EVENING, a new CO:4IC OPER A, cAllea. THE THREE SUITORS. A r t. 1., A DANCE. by A YOUNG LADY. ic o, A NI:kV FAvouarrE DANCE, by Ws; 11. LETTII6. A FJ , C,', iu Two Act‘, by Kotzebue, called, THE DRUNKARD. T oc .eciude with the celebrated OPTICAL BALLET. i e hy.A.einus and places taken nu thedays of Performance, Wwloye.lays. and Saturdays. Doors open at seven, e.-pnrrecipely at II o'clock. THE ONLY LOTTERY to be drawn Year, begins 90th SEPTEMBER, 1805. SCIIEMF:. L. • 3 Prizes at 3 3 4 2,000 6 1,009 10 sn - 100 GO 4,500 3,000 Firsr•drewn Wanks / 10 each 30,000 - entitled to 7,619 Benefit. 17,381 Blanks 55,000 Tickets L. 250,000 The First drawn Ticket 50i Das .. 1 10,000 I)itto 6th I Lty 90,000 Elitto 7th lb) . 5.000 Are tart of the above espitsb Tiekets4wl Shams are on Sah. se on the Licensed Loner, Offices. ROYAL =CHANGE. Allover 15, 180 g. it.MESSRS. RICHARDSONS b eg leave to in form the Pubic iu general, but more particularly the Merchant: concerned in the Trade to the &hoc, that Mr. ODDV. Valuable Work on EUROPEAN COMMERCE. written with a View to point not thole SEW arid SECURE CHANNELS of TRADE with the NORTH of EUROPE, which the p..coliar CIM II .IIVaIICeS of the prevent Times render tt inmewary to have recourse to, iv at length rea:ly fu Publi c:Anon, and may be had of them, at the Royal Exchange, on Monday Next. •... - • • ant Watson, Lieutenant thy, feteuelleint Pollock ; Flamm Lieutenant ti:allaway (doing duty). (Signet) J. GRA AR f), Adj. Geo. Return of the Woondel, and AT wing of the Flank Compaore. ..fthe Formic:an Regiment, in the Syria of the Town of Bhurtpore, Jan, 51 , 180... r. Camp before liluvripme, Jan 24, 1805, Rifled, 1 Corozal, 1 Ps iCßte.—Wouwlei, 2 Lieumiantsa 2 Se ieloots, 4 CorporaS, 31 Pr ovate: —M senile, 1 Private. Officer. wounded, I.;eutenanti &lorry; add Watson, Tar foroo.or se.erely. J. GERARD. Ad. Gen. TO HIS TICELLENCY THE MOST Noate Nalleft:111 WELLESLEY, GOvERNOR-GCNEIL4L, &C. MY LORD-1 hare the honour to inform your Lordship, that yesterday ninrii.•4 detached the lit Rogiment of Native Coe salty, and the Ist battalion 1511 i Regirr iut , under the com mand of Captain Welsh, of the former corps, to meet a can. voy of provisions en its way frorn Mutt,. in my ramp. The detachment havistgynt.r.las evoninglpined eh^ convoy, halt. tea for the high* about six C 444 frown my camp, and moved again at an early hoar this morning. The detachment 131 at tacked on its search by a eel considerable body of infantry with goons, and the whole .sf the united force of J:t V belong ing to Walker, Aimee, Khan, and Bappoojee Scold ah, about f rot cots from camp, which obliged them to occupy v.ilage, for the purpose of conecting Ow convoy, and pr.se:vnig A front the numerous cavalry of the enemy. Immediately on hearing the firing, I onlelorl Lieutenant-Colonel Need, w.th 114 Mao jesty's 27th Light Dragoons, arid the 2d Reg rnent of Nati*. Cavalry, to proceed t • the Telef of the paTty, whilst f roller 4 with the main body of the cavalry of the army. I have the ple, sure to inform your Lord.h,, that the detichment under Cap*. IVelsh road a moat gallant demonic, ar.d immediate!. on the a:,- ;poach of Lieut.-Col. Need, they moved out of the village ' sad chanterLandtotady ranted the enemy to whom theywvreuppesed. Great numbers of the enemy w.re Lill d; and nearly forty stands of coluura, and all the aruiltre they bad in the meld, consisting elf f our g o ne, with their tionheils, rid: into ion. hand. 'this body of infantry wet cantrnaoded lry'Aoneer !roan, who, a cording to the information I liase receive.' f ion tartan of hie ser.ants who were made moon. ri, was so closely pressed, that to prevent? himself from being he stri i .ped hirose.i of, his clothes and arms, and is supposed to.have escaped on t situation ; mine accounts reorder it probable that he has fdlt.n, but on this subjed I have no certai h iroltrioatimi. A wet Khati'ri with a complete snot of armour, ani his, has beer brought into camp, as has ale. Ra..,Ainjue S 'oliah's palanquin. To-, much praise cannot be below/_d nos the troops engaged, for their gnarl rondor and a,t,. 4 'At this occasion, and I feel infinite', indebted to Captain Welsh, who commanded the eveort, -r the errantry wit s which he trained the reyeated attacks of a numere_re enemy. Lieutenant Colonel Me-A u likewise entitled to my best thank,, for the aflivity and s,,int, with whithi he charged and completed the route of the simony, cult /1".• lest has been very great. I feel it peculiarly in •umbent on no to mention the service rendered by Major salkAd, the Dmuty- Qoarter.Ma4er-Ge•reral, wheicarrel my unlock to I.ieutel.alit Colonel Need, and proceeded to pout nut the read to that ot. Seer; his service on chit, cc on early orreas , oir ' has been most coriapicioes for weal and gallantry. I want Wneth In talress to your Lordship, how infinite! I feel i..debted to this ineriti•rus officer fur the ashistano.? he has rend -red me ia every butanes where 1 hare had onportintity of avail.ng myself of his services. am hippy to add, that our tos oa chi, ce!rai.vn has not brit considerab'e Lieutenant Go. r lon, of the 15th •N at v e yrig i nt l y , and Cornet Entine, of the let Nat.ve Cay..irj, pare brio wuumled, bat: I.hope not dartgerously. The nu us Sor ett'prjr. OW vorsonde.l does not 05w0...1 twenty, end I behove only two meal have been killed.—l have the honour t.s ie.., my Lord, Your Lorthliip's most faithful humbie servant, In a few days will be published, one volume 12,u0. a second edition, with an elegant frontispiece, of Q.ELEC I . PASSAGES . from various AU- L/ TIIORS, designed to form the MINDS .ithl 74AN1EKS of YOUNG PERSONS. I recommend " The caw:e of piety, and secret truth And vinue." It is presumed, that a Miscellany, compiled with 'crapulous artention, cannot be ulaactxptabis to there who are envie,' in education. By the AUTHOR of the SHORT lIISTORY of INSECTS, dlr. Naiad for floury Firms, 33,04.1 Bond-sueet. VICTUALLING•OFFIOE, Acrousr 6, 1905 COMMISSIONERS fur Vethealling His Nary do hereby give Notice, That on TUES. , t' .t 10th lortont, they trill be ready to Fertile lenders in (:Ord apj, rind trent for the Supply of tatat VEGE- MiiLLS troll be demanded, for the lise of Mit Majesty's Vino and renes at Yarmouth, in Norfolk, f.r Twelve Months /wilt the !lay of Central; to be pai4l Jr by DWI, pstiob•e, ritti tattiest, Ninety Pus after date. o,elittarea thr CioIITOCS Wig be tan *t the S et rator q 't (Vie: at Ail °Fre ; or by applying to the Collector e His Ma- Outcast at Yarmouth. (Ward will he had to any Tooke to tehieh the Price *hell on be .wetted its frerria at length, or that shall not he difillertill to if, hefire (Me o'Clock ow the said Friday the 90th Instant, wr owlet+ the Pawn who makes the Tender, or woe Peron llohott; attends, to name, when ratted for. siiii•limaims Price of a Ticket L 19 5 Half Quarter MR HOME POPHAM. To-Mormw will he puhlished, in OEtavo, price, sewed, 7.. (A. '(SHE REPORTS from the SELECT COM- A. MITTEE of the HOUSE of COMMONS; on PA PERS relating to the REPAIRS of an Majesty's Ships the ROMNEY and SENSIBLE, while under the Cornmsnd of Sn HOME POPHAM Together with the EVIDENCE talten before the Committee , winch will be fousk resting to every per.ors connected with the British Na,,, and to the Public in gestural . Printed by B. MiMdlan, Bow -street, Covent-garden ; and tribe hail of him iofd Murray, 34 Fleet-ttreetl and of every ggykstdlur in Lucas'', arid in every Sea-port in Great Britain and Ireland. STATE LOTTERY. RICHARnSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. of Kt Sank.buildin,r, Coenhill, and facing the G ite of the King's Mews, Charing-cross, Loudon, resist/0(1,11y beg leave to recommend to the notice of the Public , the superior merits of the PREAENT STATE LOT TERY. The Scheme ctos sista of Twenty-five Thous.ind Tickets only, 1401 swains, 3 Prices of L. 20, - 00 4 Prises of 1..2,000 3 3 The lessen Nits 201.; also the Three Thousand first drawn franks will be entitled to 101. each, making 7,619 &twins. Tickets slid Shares are now ci:i site. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Auoust 6, 1803. riIHE COMMISSIONERS Jew Vitittoti lin" Hit Majesty's Katy de hereby dice Notice, That on THUKSDAY :Se ICtle or &piratic, nest, they will 4 4 r e ady s. regg ,,, g T ower , .. Irritate (rated up), sad hint with such PUIOIII as will under. ••• re .sop rty •/1 met, l.natitin Of CHF,SHIRR, DERRY. !,;E, ARIVICKSHIR K, awl GLOUCESTER CHEESE, r'IIP.f SE of egoist Goodies a , d al ROSE CORK (brewed.) aR, or RR ITiSH B UTTER, of qua! Goodness, a, •• .1 be nisi/red lor His Mopeety's Victualling *Set rice, fro" the Lt tlebber oat, to the 30th Sepieuher, 1806, inclusive. To if dearmi, front Dine to Tense, as demanded, jneo the Ghia* &arts at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Pln *ads, at else Contractor's Espetwe, a be wandrthhi to keep hied mid Sessod far the spore sy Sis Months f ow the cespeetice frisk of Delirery ; and to be paid for by bras, payable, with leerrxt, Ninety flays alter Date The Conditions re the C..ntraels men be seendit the Seretbsrv's e're ; at it.. U's c; Cr he avplytnz to Mr. Jobs it distils, cdzint for the Vitiwilline at Cork 11 . 0 regard via be had to any limier in which the Prier shall p..! :or inserted in wards as I. watt, 14at shall not kt tirliocred is!'e Unfirri before One n'Oecis a n the said Th s o u slay Its, .4pte-ther titre, sor nn! the Porous Ishr, evokes the reader, J L.'' , • l'erAint es his behalf, attends, to R ower td e,, rolled fir. STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING UN MON DAY TUE ails SEPTEMBER, IRdi. HALL and Co. (Successors to Mr. Mcholson), at their OLD LICENSED STATE LOTTERY OF FIOE, Ne. Bfi, COitfilllLL, the Corner of the ROYAL EYCNA.NGE, LONDON, revectfully acquaint their Friends and the that they are Soiling the Tickets and shares for the shove Lotovry. d.velvd usu, liaises, Qaarters. L ghtuv, and Sint,risths, in vri,ty of Numbers; .tetra (Lives been Sold a.iii Snared wo following Capita Pratt in past Lotteries, via —Five of 20,0001.-4.!g - st d 10,0001 —Seven of 5,0001. trachbettedes 2,0001., 1,0001 , arid 54101., too numerous to meats , r. •.• Orders from Chu Country, accloStriniesi with short dats Ma% Bash Note:, Cash, or Poo Office Orders, eitecutod up tin dame TL-r.int As if perso,aUy present. 111 Mmiey liar Prizes as sours as drawn. CLEKKFN WELL. This D>> is puYi4ied, by Robert Wilkinson, No 59, Cumbi AN ACCURATE PLAN of the PARISH of CLERKENVVELL, embellished with twa Medallions, ra i iresenting Views °Lille Did and Preston Churches, and il lustrated by a CunciseHistorical Account. Price, neatly co !oared, Ss. The above Plan core:ponds with Two whet, lately pub lished, of the PARISH of ISLINGTON, and the NEW WEST INDIA DOLES. Price ss. each. Milo, No. gill. of ATLAS CL.ASSICA ; containing Two, Mips of Greece, adapted to the Travels of Anacharsii. Price na. 63. 01 whom may he had, any of the preceding Number'. Lekewise, A GENERAL ATLAS, consisting of Forty. Eight Map., the sane size AS 111,2')ove. Price 11. 11s. 6d. in boards, 11 lea. ill half binding, and 21. 4a. it, calf. A GENERAL ATLAS, putilithiiig in Nuaibers contain ing Four Maps each, as earlyas they can he executed, printed oo a Sheet of Ele . ihant P.yer, neatly coloured, 164. per Num ber, or generate. 44 64.1. The following Man, are already yob listed, with a handsome engraved Tale-Page, inrltatiis a beautiful Vignette, by Birtoloza., viz. -1, World-. 2, Merca tor's Were.-3, Europe-4, Asia .4, Africa—ti, Amenc,-7; 4 Neigh Waal Indies-.-9, Planer, with all its At,- - .10, Spain and Portug.ll. 11, South America, esagocapnsiug a Concise Geographi- willsoon be In e.; Summary. BANK OF ENGLAND, A.ucnsr 17, 18os. rrHE COURT of DIRECTORS qt the GO VERNOR and COMPANY of the BANK cf . EN G LA '4D ,tioe Notice, The: Prepoooh, to Weitnag, setted ttp, unq be 'reeked In the Strreory, no •r bef.rr the 28th Lenart, 4 i49/4 such Peewit an gy m he waling ' t• 'apply the Ra n k wish WO HUNDRIED CH 41.111 t ("NS ff BIGG's MAIN COALS, EIGHTY TONS. SCOrell COILS, and TWO THOUSAND DOZEN POUN US qf CANDLES. One Modred Chaterenn ty !tom', Mow Conk and Fort! T.eit of 11,1041 Caste to be 'cheered tn. she m4,,,th rf Septeislocr, and One Hundred Gvt.:tern of Diu's', ItLiio Co.'s, and Forty TOM of &Writ COWS, to t” d e mee e e it the %tooth of Wilber wet ; gad As T.,. Theta rod Aver, Po, 'Hs of Coates to In daitcrrti Intim* Michaelmas and Chelan', • t &AO* of '.,mares nay ar seen at the Storekeeper's niflee, ere, a Day ( I &Noel named) Meows Tea and Three o'Ctock. ?owes reins to Cnitee.4 ,per the sane, ran attend, or their., ./ I ;.n as, at Oar o'Cleck, IVedaesiey the dhth Juana r et the L e 4 , rth•rwi e no regard will be paid to their Festers. , •orities and be era:tired fin' the doe t'eriitetiesmee gate said ( , act,. F-tio be SOLD. at No. 3.5, Oki Bond -street, a very handsome RAROUCDE. LANDAU, in use tour months; a ditto Family Barouthe, body painted yellow, wild' tacit box axed to the body, lined with drab and blue, ready In hang in one hour on any th,soiletuan's carriage • a vanity of not LTV; hoot ad basket ditto; telegraph, ta ndem, shout ing and military Chaves and Ficrnese; neat Currietes; low Plaietsot for one and two horses, tic. Carriages bought—A trinertable Youth Wanted, a. an Apprentice. it. Carriages kit on Jobs. 1)0 RT of LONDON.—COMPENSATIONS.— I Niitico N hereby given, that Memorials of Claims for tbinPentation to Ye made, in pursuance of the Act of Puglia• ii,eut passed in the thirty ninth year of has present Majesty's reign, int'tu!ed, " A a Adt far rendering more commodious and Mr hitter regulating the Port of London," will be received upon and after kritiy, the 23d day of August, 405, at the 4 hsce, No 4, on the ground Row of King's Arms Buildings, Exchange All e y, C urn l u ll, f or t h e purpase o f b eing entere d an d :' ,, cortatl upon, ceinformablit to the dir,tiions of the said Aft Animator.* at the ()Smokily (except Sundays), here eleve* ui Cape o'clock. By order of the C.oolmirsioners of Cempemae tem. T. TYRIELL,CIatk and Solicitor. BRITISH WINES, BOTTLED PORTER, CYDER, PERRY, "PRUCE BEER, de. ILV WILTON, ManufaCturer a British Wines, • • • &c. No. 40, Dean,treei, Soho, corner dad Comp. hrt-drect, respectfu informs his Friends and the Public, that he sus now on Sales rge and C110IC( Assortment of the above Aiticles, in the highest state of perfection. The Wines will be found math superior is what are generally sold 6y, other Dealer., wha are mete nomidal makers. Prices, fir ready mote..,, from It. to U. es. per dozen of IS bottles—Bottled tlrtu 7s. per dosee—.llrewn titt.ot, is. per dozens.-Pippin and Cncktve Cyder. 10s. per dozen—Squash Perry, 151. per derma Zen, in pints, 3s. per dozen—Ditto, fu quaits, W. per dozen. Orders per pest carefully attended to, and sent, free ef We, to any part of the town orals vicinity. HERB PASTE FOR ALL OUTWARD DISORDERS. r PHIS incomparable PASTE i s prepared f rom A Herbs only, and is the safest and best thing ever de c...-tred fur all COMPLAINTS in the SKIN dad FLESH, as Can be proved by OCULIf , letWlnS , litloll. It cures Surer of every I " 4l4 Plien, if they are ulcerated to the hone; is a certain the far the Piles iii its worst stage, and tires wonderful "her to the 1/out, /0/11.1 , 1136.11117. Cancers, White Swellings, and every ether outward Complaint. Sal, by app oin t ment , on l y at ClarkiA Fan Shop, No 26, St 1 , near Villiers street, in pot., at 2s. nilahluty included. 1 ANE TAYLOR, aged thirty-four, broke out " four years ago, in a large blotch on her left leg. It eon. !mord sprtadiug, till it arrisM about the knee. Its first ap peara..re wa.a retina...ll Oran extremely high co:our ; much heat. ine a tormenting itching, which dearnyed her sleep. At thi, hue an ichortot. water was olnch4riperl ; her kg. swelliii; SO II t " Prevent her tinning freely about. Poultices a:A •411.,USapq PI comas were tr with ur. gm.,l effect. She that, by recom r.erd nom. re tilted to tate Spiltbury's Patent Antisintbutic nt' , .l. She per4evered for six months, when she became en t-eir JANE TAYLOR. 16, °lope. Cevr.land.street. JA .4E5 TAYLOR. Mr. Spikhary 1,11,4 acconntable for any mixture sold, un sit vie coin. '`Fee the King's Pamir' are loosened at length she 101 l of Aureennot, bottle, auti wrapper • the stamp 440 the Kro{'s dory) prilsted is. black i n k instend of red. But " :M. id. IN. and 4. ditty included. FULL MONEY. HARRISON and BROOKE, Stock Brokers and Lieetteel Lottery °Mee Keepers, No. 207, Piczadillv, near the Haymarket, arc new paying the FULL MONEY tut PKIZES of the last Lottery. Tile Scheme of thie ensuing Lottery, which begin; the 30th of September. is*, far the best that has been for many years. Mere are wily Teo Day, Drawing, the Three first of which. every Tiebeydraen whether Blank or Rite, will he entitled tii • Beeefit. They have now A great va.tety of TICKETS and SH A R k..`i on Sale, and reennimend to their Friends an imme diate porchehe, as a conissdervbie advance in the pnee is sure to tilts place previous to the Drawing. All Shares sold at their o.fice, will be sUalpeilarreeable to Ad of Parliament, a ,, d ihe Money fee Prima paid u soon as drawn. The Office has been sscrblished S 2 years. No. 2,147, a Prize of 30,0001. 8,221 6,431 20,0.41 12.393 10,234 10,000 19,510 9,098 • 21,238 81,571 Prins of 1,1001 such-.No. 639, 3,341, 23,118, 21,567, 2,220, 13,001, 4,063, 6,790, 20,724, 21,338, 21,713, and 16,339. Prism of 5001. rash—No. 2,233, 13,114, 2,626, 11,215, 14,041, 22,385, 8,347, and 12,07 e. ►IrHE above CAPITAL PRIZES have every one hem, Shated and Sold, in the Lotteries in and for the Tears 1804 and 1805, at the old establithed trines sat T. BISH, Nu. 4, CORNNILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON where TICKETS and SHARES fur the Lottery ri•at drays in SEPTEMBER, are yelling in great Variety, and where all Perform in the Country may he supplied the same as if preent, by sending Pow-Olfwe °Meet, &rib Notes, good Bilk, or Cash, with Os* Orden, Peet paid. All out standing his paid in full, without any deduction whate.er. JBgANSCOMB and Co. joist Contniaors for . the two laid Loonies, and Proprietors of the Lucky Of f ice., No. 11, HOLBORN, and 37, CORNHILI.„ beg leave to morn their most gratedul thanks to the Public, for the great parttality thewn them in the last and former Lot teries, and again solicit their favours in the present Lottery, at either of the abase (Ace.; where the following Capital Prises have been so'd, shored, and registered, prior to the LoSery kv 111104, namely, 4 Prising of .. 1.30,000 15 Prises of .... L. 2,000 20,000 26. 2 OOO 11 And thee:wily Pnae of 30,0001 eves shared. No. Anil in 1804, L. 9,2l9—Shared in 1 half,l-4th, 14th, and 1 16th5...10,0A 11,643.... Shared in 1-4e1,.9 tithe, and 6-16ths. ....20,000 7,686 Shared iii 24th. andll-IGths 20,000 456.....fehared in I.4th, 3 StieS, and 6-16ths 20,030 13,747 .Shared iii Ifelfidu 1 ..4000 Were all sold at the above Offices, besides several 2,0001. 1,0001.50ui. tic. he and where TICKETS and SHARES are now wiling ; and the Prizes shared by them paid on Demand. N.B. The Lottery hvin. drawing the 30th of September, 1803, mod the Blanks drawn for the fist three day. will be entitled to 101. each, as parneolansed In the general Scheme; therefore an early purchase Is recommended. WARREN', CONCEN TRATED LAVENDER VINEGAR. M./.ESSES. WARREN and CO. having had frt fluent complaint. of Aromatic Vinegar in general, have invented, and brought to eke highest state of perfection the above article:—The smell of Lavender is univenehy allowed to he the most agreeable arid refreshing of all flowers ; the above article is therefore strongly recommended to the Public, nut only as the most agreeable perfume to persons in health, but also as wonderfully refroitiing an those labouring under sickness of any kind, and particularly where it may be rm• proper to mien windows, as it lint only purifies the art of the Chamber, but diffuses a reviving perfume through the whole of the apartments. As no climate can alter the CONCEN TRATED LAVENDER VINEGAR. it is particularly recoina mended to all persons travelling to 1 • sign parts, as the best preventive of infection. Who , male and Retail, only by Warren and Co. P,r funters. at their original Warehouse, the Golden Fleece, oppo site Wood steer t,Cheapwle ; where Warren's celebrated Milk of Ruses is made and sold as usual, with ever! article of Fu. feign and English Perfumery, of the first qua;dy. Thai Dsy is published, handsomely ' , Mime in t Vols. 111.0. embellished with maw . , Plates,tiri in boards, ts. E D ESCRIPTIVEEXCURSIONS "Eliß OUCH SOUTH WALES and MONNIQUTIISHIRE, during the Summer Months of the Years 113.4, 1301, Ind 2, 1103, and 1104. By E. DONOV AN„ Author of the Illu,trations of British Zeologv, in '2O Vs's Sze. hold by itivingtosit, St P 411 1 .• Chuich•vard ; White, Fleet street; Faulder, New Rood street; Walltsmt, Strand amid liatchard, Piccadilly. ••• 'chit publication, besides combining a variety of otigi• entesta' g, amid useful informat.on; a Criti,al Enquiry into the aticteat and present History of the Country ; the and Arts, the Cu,bms, Biographical and Opiatons of ih Intents ; New graphieal Anisedores of distingushal Charac ter, and other otteresting particulars; it is presumed, will be found to embrace a more accurate and copious account of the Natural 11. story and Antiquities of those parts of the Cambrian Principality of whirh it profesies to treat, than his hitherto sp. peered under any form berme the public. The embAliihnients are numerous ; consisting of Th rtrone Plates, eugraveti to a sup prior style of accuracy and elegance from etitiniel draw ing made by the Au th or upon the spot, and are iirs'ined to ex hibit the more entioetit points of beautiful and Romantic Scenery, Geological Peculiarities of the Country, Memorials of Ants. quity, and various other ()him% of general Curiutty, that are u , present imperfeEtlysknown, or which pare escaped the Observe, lions of former Writers. A select number of Caine+ have the Plates worked off In. VolotirS, and finely tinted its onnaoun of the original Drawings, price, in boards, 31. 10s. Of the above.mentioned )Isokullers may be bad, by the same Author, The NATURAL HISTORIIS of BRITISH BIRDS, IN sects, amid SHELLS, with Zoloured PLATES, in Twenty Volumes, Royal Octavo, price in boards, 321. .ss. EAST-INDLI lATELLIGENCE. CALCUTTA GAZETTF. EXTRAORDIP witliasoct, Fay. 6, 1805. Fort Wilburn, Feb. 6, 1805. Dispatches, of which the following Copies are published for .general information, have been re ceived by His Excellency the Most Noble the Go vernor-General, from His Excellency the Com mander in Chief : TO MIS tICELLENCY Tilt MOST ?MILK SIASSELIS WCt.LINLEV, GOVIINOR-GEOILIIAL% &C. MY LORD-1 have the honour to inform your 1 ord rip. that the breach app raring .n a sufficient state of fort and is, I determined to attempt the place again this afteduo n. Tho storming party mused out of Me trenches, where they had been lodged for the purpose, a little before three. I sin vo.ty to add, that the ditch was found en broad and deep, that evert ',- tempt to pass it proved unsutceuftil, and the p..rty war obliged to name to the trenclim without effecting then object. The troops behaved with Idler usual steathres, but, I leer, from dim heavy fire they were unavoidahlt exposed to for a corm. doable time, that our los; hai heel se.ere 1 shalt have the honour te forward returns of the killod arid rounded as soon as postible. I have the hortottr to he. roe Lord, Your Lordship's most faithful hurnltlc setrant. (Signell G. LAKE. Head Quarters, Camp tefire bhurt,.ore, Jan 21, 180 s. Recurs of the Killol, W•undel, and %dosing, in the Assault et Rounpore, on the ilst 4Jantrari, 1805. Total-.. 2 Captains, 1 Captain-Lieutenant, 1) Lieutedants, 22 tierteanta, 19 Corporals, 2 Drummers, and 201 Privatret• Natives, 6 Sitheders, 5 Je.nartars 15 Ilvvldart, Seicks, Drummers, 200 Sepoys, 3 lihosateet, 1 Tindal, 13 Lancers, and 6 Radars Kilted-46th Regiment, Lieut. D. Macro., I.iewt. C. M. Bland; ed &manor' 15th Regiment, Lisut. T. N4'.4.guir. Names of Qfficers Killel, Wounded. and M.ssing Wounded-75th Regiinent,Capt. W. Denman, Lictate "ant T. Greta, Liente.iant J C. Burner; 76th Regdnevt, L evte nant C. Te ',Orton, Lieutenant 1. Macrae, L.e.ye iant W Brigttt; 22d Regimens, Captain Lindsay; 24 narration oth Natty* Infantry, Lie tenant Trosea; rid ditto 15th ditto, Captain Lunt:Want 11 Rdrreoti t 1d d.tte 224ddte, I.:e.ite t (Signed (3 LAKE. Heed-Quencrq, Camp before Rhu. 'pot?, Jan. 2J. 010 p. la.t; -pat p. m. Published by command of his Excellency t 6♦ Most Noble the C overnor-General in Council. J. Li MSDEN . :64. Sec. to CALCUTTA GAzErrt. EXTR*.oRDIN %FM Tuuttsnav, MARCH 14. The following Copies and Earths from Dis patches, received from his Excellency the Right Hon. Lord Lake, Commander in Chief, &c. &c. and from the detachment of the Army under the command of Major-General Smith, relative to the 01:Kuwait against Meer Khan, are published for general information. To MIS EICELIALNCT Tilt MOST Nollf.l MARQUIS wtLLuccir, oovEnnot-ossrapL, &C. MY LORD—I have the honour to inform your Lordship, that having reeived information of Meer Khan's hart hg march • .n the Jumna, with the intention of crris.ing Into tie floods at Fords, below WIWI, I this irrysiiitg il , s;.atched Major Ge neral Smith, with the three regiments of British csealry, Oho horse-artritery, and three regiments of native cavalry, in order to pursue Meer Khan's force Maier-General Smith minoring rat Muttra, where thee is a bridge of boats, which will prevent hie experiencing any delay in crusting, and give him an oppor ,tinai:y of b..ing very der, the enemy, befo,e he can hare crow -04 the whale of his force; std I hare sanguine hopes that the Maier-General will nave an early opportunity of stnitiog a &- cisme blow. I think it probable that Meer Khan se.ll proceed, in the hot inverter, towards Colonel GrutberN detachment, which it at poi-serf stoniness!' in the reduction of a fort belong ing to the retv..l Ihrondiah Khan. Colooel Gruel er ha. resevw ed iM•traCtIOFIII to attend to the orders& Major-Oentral Smith, who will likewise have at his disposal three battalions of lo r a n- Ity, rine of which randcr Copt iin Christie, has rereivel tar-Len tu pr,weel from Aggro towards Maittra, and tli other two are on their way from Cawnpore, Your Lord-hip will perceive that oar farce iu the Dosb is very considerable, arid so d *posed as to prevent the enmity from effecting any aerinua michief, cur calif or plundering the %Mogi.* and destroying the country at he pawn; but I trust his came: I.W be of very short duration. Hy my latest olviees from Majo.-Gotteral Jones, which are dated ith instant, 1 exiort that riTicer to inn, an, "ICY oc 11,(0 10th or lith instant —I have the honour to he, my Lord, Your Lordship's most faithful hunibiertervant, (Signet.!) G. LAKE. llesdrQuartere, Camp before Bhurtport, Feb. 9, 1905. Earrs4 of a private Letter from Mr. C,'l'. Metcalf... Assistant in the Governor-General's Office. and Mting Interpreter to Mai& General Smith, to Captain Arm,trung, !Military Si ctetary to the Governor-Oeneral, dead Camp Glows, Fe bruary 9, 11105, Five p. Major General Smith crossed with girt regiments of cavalry into the Doats this day. We are now enconiped nearly four miles fru n Ntuttra,Mre, Khan has taken the road to Harass. The reports its his camp .tats his intention t . be, te cross the Gorges at a fo,d not very far Ardent from Kasgunj: other, ports make wit that he is gning in a room northerly ditedhoe ; homed one !lurk*, u report., that he ...aw Meer Khan's camp. this day at Loni, rite and a half coo beyond J,iwahir, on thd Allygurh rout, ate six toss from this. Sow, Ilerkarits say again, that lie is going to Cawnpore. in whatever dreeltion he pet, a.n,rat Smith will net be long After him. No se count had b.reti received its Mess Khan's camp of inn approach. Extract of a Letter from Mr C. I'. Metcalfe. dated Camp, Outworks, nest to Kum tons, Feb 14, 11105, 61 p. w. G zoom! Smith arrive? at Ally /hut ye-smells sfterniwa‘ altar a man-h of twelve etre, and clorchol egoist at one richer; this morning, with the six regiments of cavalry, an I hi. liondsred of Mn. Skinner's horse, with the intent.on clattarks.g Meer Khan, who was iset night ersoompel in the nrighimureured of this plare. The Omit al left tars camp ..tanding, and dimded Crdenel Orneher, with S detachment of infantry. and a party of hirinners horse, to bring up our tremolos Ike. lahme did not choose to ayait nor arrival. Fie weld nolloPro had isi tolisence of our apororth; bi,t he did not. 1 SOLOMON las t.. trust himagf so rear 11.,, after the Aeon vrtitch HAM: se. a •, -. t