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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-06-19

DR. It EES's SEW CYCLOPEUIA.

Thit Dag were published, fart L to IX. price IS.. each, in
Iriards (the surceding ['Arts will be published with an ace-
lerated extiedwun, till the %York be cumplrteir of
/11HE NEW CYCLOPEDIA g or, CNIVER-
SAL DICTION \ Y of ARTS and SCIENCES
formed upon a more enlarged Pian of Arraiirment than the
Diatom'''. of Mr. Chamber.; comprehending the swims;
Article. of this Werk, with Additions and improvements;
together with the new SubjeM• nt B.ography, Geography, and
Hatay; and adapt.d to the present state of Litaature and
Science.

Rv AIR All \ M REES, D. D. F. R.S.
Editor of the last Edition of M. Chambers's Dittirmary, with
the Assistance of eminent preh•ssienal (a.mtlenten.
Illu.trated with new Plates, including Ma: s, engraved for
the Work by some of the TIM distinguished Artists.
Printed for Longman, Iluat, Rues, awl Orine, Paternoster.
row; and tlys petivipal Itooksellers of London.
I. The Plan of this Work is-intended as ill Ins:movement
upon Publication., being a Medico between the Plan
of a Dictionary and that of Treatises; and comprehending
the Advantages of each. The History and Outliner of each
Science are given under its apprniirtate Title ; and its various
Divisions, which can be more satisti:torily expleoned in se•
paste articles, than in the Body of a Treatise, are introduced
under their respective Terms.
2. The Editor is of acknowledged Learning and Industry,
and of ungitemseinable Experience hi thin Department of lite-
rary labour; the greater Part of his Life having been em-
ployed in editing sod improving the last F.dition of Mr.
Chambers's Di.tionary, and in colleting %taffetas for the
present Wo.k ; and the Centli•meu, who have engaged to
contribute their Assistance to this Work, are of dininguished
Eminence.

3. The Embellishments are of a very superior Descript on,
sad will form, when completed, an incomparably n.w.e elegant
and corms Set of scientific and other Plates than has ever been
produced. The Scientific Subjects are engraved by Mr. Lowry,
whose accurate Knowledge and improved Method of Este is
bon, in this Branch of the Art, have not been eqiialled. The
Subjects of Natural llistory, ikc. are rhaefly engraved las Mr.
Milton and Mr. Scott, with corremouiling taste and beauty
♦. The Maps will be double eh.• Size usually given in simi-
lar PitAlications, sod are drawn and engraved unalzr the Direc-
tion of Mr. ArrArmorth. _ _

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h. A &yr Caine{ are prantrad off on 11'121 Paper, with pew(
Impressions of the Platc., rue 11. 169 tub Pau.
London, England, 1805-06-19

DIVIDENDS,

July 9. Charles Willi,;;;,iate of Lower Tooting, in the
county of Surrey, meal wan, dealer mid eliap,au, At ten, .t
Gu lilhall, London.
Au g nit 17. James 11-neon, of Greyillostreet, Ilatt. viden,
in the county of Middlesex, painter and glazier, At te.i, A
Ltitteloo.
Jelly 27. John Wa!ford, of Pall•mal!, in the county of %fol•
dlesex, habercladier, dealer and chapinan, at ten, at
guild-
hall, London.
July 10. Thomas Main, of Wank-street, in the !wish of St.
Pancras, in the county of Middlesex, stone-mason, dealer

anal cheisnian, at INa, at Guildhall, London.
July 10. William 'fowne, of Deptford, an the county of
Kent, clerk, schoolnsaater, bookseller, dealer a..cl chapman,

at ten, at Guildhall, London.
July 12. William Hawkins, John Hawkins. and Thomas law-
kin*' of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, button
maker., dealer. and cliapnwan at four at the Shakespear

. . . , .
Tavern, Birmingham, in the said comity.
July 12. William IfaelLiiii, of Birin.ngliain, in the county
of Warwick, bottom maker, dealer and chaiiman, at four,
. .

at the Shakespear Tavern, Birmingham, in the county of
Warwick aforesaid.
July 10. Thoinai Wooderoft and John Woodcroft, of Sher •
-field Muor, in the paritli °lSt:Mick!, in the county of York,
comb manufacturers, at eleven, at the Tontine lon, in
Sheffield aforesaid.
'July 12. John of Liverpool, In the county of Lan-
caster, draper, dealer and Chapman, at three, at the Bridge-
water Arms Inn, in Manchester, in the raid county.
July IS. Alice Buxton, of Manchester, in the county of
Lancaster, machine maker, dealer and chapwoman, at thee,

at the lirolgevrater Arms lun, in Manchester aforesaid.
July 10. William Middleton, of Liverpool, in the e only of
Lanea.ter, merchant, at one, at forshaw's. Globe Tavern,
In John-sheet, Liverpool.
July 21. Thomas Chance, of Tottenham, in the county of
Middlesex, coach and harnea-maker, dealer and chapman,

at ten, at t3oildhall, London.
Jety 9. Thomas Bedford, of Sutton, in the county of fterks,

paper maker, dealer and &apeman, at twelve, at Guildhall%
LsinOon.
July 11. Gill Slater, late of Liverpool, in the minty of Lan.
cater, merchant, at twelve, at the York (lute', ur William-
eari-aqu. e, Liverstool.
July 9. Devonilieir Holman Williston, late of tho city of
druggiq, dealer and chapinan, at eleven, at the
Buell Tavern, Bristol.
July 9. Fortewuss Bate, Vigo-lane, near Golden.square, in
the county of Middlesex, printsellcr, at t. n, at Guildhall,
London.
London, England, 1805-06-19

CITY BUNINASS.

A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday at
Guiidhall, which was attended by the Loan
,MAyoa, seventies Aldermen, RECOMDLA, SHE-
Rue re, and City Officers.
The Assize of Dread was ordered to he continued
at Is. lid. the Qyartern Loaf.
A dividend of 21. percent. to the Orphan*, dye
the .I,:b of July, was ordered to begin payment on
the 11th of July next.
The Thanks of the Court were voted to the Loan
Movoirs Chaplain, for Lis excellent sermon, the
first Sunday in term, and he was requested to sani/
a copy thereof to net/ Niernher of the Court.
Amt.-noisy H•ettseni, JO.lll F tLsy, JOHN
York's, and JOHN JokristoNe, the tow Beadles of
thirCOort of Reqtteas, were re-eletted into Ofice.
Monday next, being Midsummer-bay, was ap-
pointed far the eleaion of a poor man and woman,
of the pe;ishes of St. Margaret, or St. John the
Rvangelis*, Westminster, Out-pensioners of Ema-
nuel Hospital.
Bearositri Secedes, Generic Stosr, Dome:.
Oric, I)oviu W 11.1.09, WILLIAM CH APMAN, THO-
MAS BLACKSIOHS, THOMAS 81.0 AT, Water Rulers
and Joan Hausa, (hone! Taurus, and PRAM-
cis 'En z000•z HAY, Lighter-Rulers; were una-
nimously re-elcaed Mikes of the Watermen and
Lighermen's Company for the ensuing year.
EDWAkD JAMES Aare r, citizen and carpenter,
was admitted a Serjeant at Mace of the Poultry
Compeer.
Several appeals against the rates made under tlle
Defence AEI, for the Ward of Woad-street, Were
heard and det.vroined.

LAW IN rELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KINGS BENCH, WESTMINSTER, Jump :7

The Court was occupied the whole of this day
in law arguments of little or no public intere.t ;
the only one of notoriety was; question between the
West India Dock Company and the Corporation of
Sugar Coopers, respecting the right of the I.►tter
to work in the dock-yards, as they were nccustomed
to do on the legal quays and wharf: of the City of
London. After hearing very long and able argu•
ments by Messrs. WOOO and Eacr, the Omit, cwt.
sidering it a glesti(ln nf very great importance to
the public, dire9ed that the argument shoqld fie
continued on a future day.
London, England, 1805-06-19

IMPERIAL PAIILI4AfENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS—Tviso,v, JUN[ 13.
ROOT PEERAGE.

Pursuant to the Order of the Day, their Lord-
ships resolved into a Committee of Privileges, and,
Lord WA LSINGII Aid having taken the chair, Coun-
sel and evidence were further heard, respeaing the
claim of Lady Henry Fitzgerald to the above
barony ; the Duke of Rutland's defence of his
title to the same, dec.; after which the firther
consideration of the case was deferred till Friday.
The strangers were then ordered to withdraw,
and payers were read ; but strangers remained for
some time excluded.
On oar re-entering the House, the Duke of Noa-
FOLK was making some ohservations with respect to
the Salford Quarter Sessions Bill, which shortly
after was read a third time and passed.
The other Bills upon the table were forwarded in
their respeaive stages. Among these the British
and Irish Militia Pay and Clothing Bills, the Lot-
tery Bill, the Irish Paper Duty, and the Militia
Adjutants Bills, were read a second time, and se-
vcrAlly ordered to be committed.
On the occasion of the third reading of the Bath
Small Debts Bill, a short conversation between the
Duke of Noltrotit and the Lord CAA MCEI. LOR
took place, which applied rather to the general
subject, of which the particular measure formed a
part, than to the Bill itself.—The Bill was passed
without farther remarks.
London, England, 1805-06-19

POLICE.

GUILD% ALL
Yesterday Thomas Rea, was again put to the bar,
having undergone a long examination bel,-re the
Sitting Magistrate, en the charge of selling couater-
lett half crowns, at los. the dozen, or Is. each.
An accomplice gave information to the Officers,
at the office of Shadwell, of having frequently pur-
chased counterfeit halt crowns, at the above rate,
from the Prisonet, who had, when apprehended.
twenty-fur of them in his pocket, a counterfeit
dollar, and some m irked money, which he had
just taken fur bad half crowns. The Prisoner's So-
licitor advised him to make no defence. The evi-
dence was then read to the witnesses, who were
bound to appear at the next Sessions, and the Pri-
soner was fully committed for trial. This coinage
of base money is said to be carried on to an alarming
amount, and that immense sums are brought to
town from Birmingham to the wholesale dealers.
whir self half ctowns, dollars, mud shillings, at the
most moderate prices. The market gardeners. and
6,h salesmen, have been the most considerable
town.
The Pushride announces the receipt of letters
from Piedmont, which state, that the famous bri-
gand :Newton, who styled himself The Ereeero•• of
the Alp,, and whose name alone spread tetror in the
dspartoients of the 27:h Military Division, has been
killed by two young conscripts. at the moment
, wises he was preparing to commis new brigandage*.
London, England, 1805-11-02

.cir.a INTELLIGMict.

►ORTSMOUTH. OC r. 31.
Arrived the Good Inlvet, Captain lrela 1, from
London, bound to Gibralt.u.—%%ind Easterly.

summons, O''T. St.
Sailed this morning f-om the Afore, the llo.eltit
sloop of war, and the Jihn armed ship, with a fhPet
under convoy for the Baltic, with a light hreea_• at
N.W. The signal fir a convoy to •Tonningen is
flying on board the Ceres, no other ship being yet
appointed.

FALMOUTH. OCT. '29.
Arrived this day, the Etly, Jones, from ?.ante,
for London, with currants ; saw the outward-bound
fleet under convoy of the Au, era, off Cape Spartel ;
all well ; the Portuguese ship Isalalla, Captain
Joas Musey, from London, to load at this port for
Lisbon ; the James, Harrowsmith, from Riga, for
Piymout:i ; the Hambro' ship, iik,rman, Captain
Classen, from Bourdeaui, for Tonningcn, with
wine, brandy, &c. detained, and sent in by the Lo-
cust gun-brig ; and Hind, Allon, from a cruise.
Sailed His Majesty's ship Phaniz, thirty-sir guns,
Captain Raker, for the Channel Fleet; and Totondie,od
packet, Cock, with mails for Lisbon.
The Thar of Kent packet, with the middle mails
of this month, will sail on to-morrow, for the Lee-
ward Island►.—Wind N.E.

OPAL, OCT. 31.
Arrived His Majesty's ship Romulus, from Har-
wich.

Sailed His Maksty's ship Antelope, Commoi Ire
Sir Sidney Smith, with the Vesuvius bomb, awl el
large fleet of gun-brigs, on a cruise off the French
Came down by S,Aille frigate, and the ralorogre
sloop of war, from Sheerness; and remain in the
Dosses, with the rest or the ships, as per last.
London, England, 1805-11-02

`ARAN ECKFORD, aged thirty-five yean.—
U first this cam- of Semi*la made its appearance, it
was in the absorbent gland. of the neck, which became rather
thickened, and then advanced to a hard Namur ; she applied
to a orelical gentleman, who brought it to ',induration ; he then
opened it, and the neck became ulcerated fora the ear to the
shoulder; lUtllol.llft neon formed in the salivary gland:, under
the chin, in the iratuti4, by the aide of the ear, and the atoor•
bent glands on the other side. She was admitted an out
patient of St. Bartholomew** Hoipiial for eight mouths, with-
out receiving any relief. At this time, be the advice of Mary
Esdaile, who hart experienced relief at the Dispensary, Sohn
square, she began taking the Drops, and emitinued them fur
the .pace of a twelvernoeth, where the ulcers healed, ea/ she
became perfectly well. S kRAH ECKFOKD.
CrOWII.C.JUIT, Flew-serer.
&careful to ask for SPIUNBURT's PATENT ANTI-SCOR
RUM DROPS, having the words dy the King's Patent,"
'airmailed, at length, on the bottle, bill of directions, and
outside wrapper; the stamp also, the Knees duty, is printed
black ink instead of red. Roulet, price 31 :Os. and 11. 3a.
duty iscleded —eDlartyeary, My. Ilehersqtans
London, England, 1805-11-02

QTEEL's LAVENDER and HONEY WA.
L./ TERS —The Nobility and Gentry are reveetfully in.
formed, these celebrated Perfumes continue on Sale at 21 rad
and 4*. 6d, per Houle, as usual, of the most approved Q .311•
toes, at Steel and Meyer's, Lavender Water Merchants to tier
Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, No. 15, Catherine •
street, Strand. From the great demands made by Merchants,
Ciptairoef Ship., and other a, for these articles to export, they
are interned they may be supplied from their extensive
stock.with froin one to 1(10 Groce at Two Days' notice, and
that the lowest Pace, by theGroce only, is Ms. per Dozen ; the
[Armlet, ?Ss; the Honey Water, 384 T. Meyer's celebrated
Dentifrice iv :old as wool at 2s. the itis,ur ii. Is. per Dozen,
the excellenee of which is too well known In inside repetition.
ramiliesieviding in the Country, mar have any quantity of
Lavender rent them, by remitting a Note or order for ray inent
to Town.

CHEAP and Elegant FAMILY LINENS and
INDIA MUSLINS WAREHOUSR, at the Three
Pigeons. 1173. Holborn, tom tle ouporite Red Linn street
R. PRESTON avails himself of the earliest opportimor to
acqiinint the Nnbtlity, Gentry, and they Lathe. who are re.
!meting to town, that he ha, salteted an entire new and r-le
gine Mork 1,4 the winter searon, consisting of a filing eaten-
'rye vavetv of sourly', at prices uniisuany low. Thoan La-
thes who hive tint wade 1/(1 IC ildlllllll, will find a considerable
smog at his Warehouse, as a piece or half invee of any kind
of growls, we'll be cliental at the lowest whole.ale price, and, if
not approved, iinmeihately exchanged. R. Preston begs leave
to infirm his Friends, that he has quitted the late concern of
Davis and Preston, arid removed to Nd ?73, tip doers below,
as he wishes them to observe, that Ida /woe is still retained
at the old shop.
London, England, 1805-11-02

COW-PV[
WHETHER Public Credulity has bees hurried
into a dangerous error, by ingraftMg the I.li.euie of a
Beast into the Homan Frame, is • question now warn& ay.
tat•./ by Medial Diseutaitts. Numerous anJ cases,
subsequent to its Inoculation, have been brought to Frith-
stre:t ; such oaths:ascii eyes, ulcerated arms with tendencies t.
mortification, an onvetnate and intolerable kali{ of itch, large
acrid pustules, and tumours of a scrofulous nature. For these
evil:, Mercury isintreducerl into the systent—the worst of all
medical evils, because it is introduced under false pribencse
It is now well and generally known, that the VEGETAIII,E
SYRUP of DE VELNOS is the noir Medicine which ere
tonly and safolv eradicates the scrifolous virus, by whatever
mu., it ros► he excited and produced ; and which, instead of
dabthtatiag and iniuring, always improves the constitution and
deotral lessitlk. Mr. SWAINS' /1,1 may he cwimlted
from fen till Two, at No. ail, Frith-street, SMuai wham the
Ildisdleirse la prepared and sold at 13s. per bottle.
London, England, 1805-11-02

PA MICK'S NEW PATENT LAMPS, WITH SPIRAL
ISURNERS, AND CONICAL GLASSES.
A FTEIt the numerous advertisements and hand-
bills that have, within tha•se two or three years, aata.„,resl,
concerning IMPROVED PATE Nl' LAND'S, to burn Com-
mon Oil, &c I alliaw ire the above Lamps may be thought to
be brought froward wider a new name, merely as a trek an
trade, an I, as inch, unworthy of notice. To this I hag leave
to re;aly, th it such conduct I detest; and pledge my worn, as a
tradesman, that, on trial, they will be found to surpaiw every
other both in simulseitv and utility; rid, as a former
moan( their loperloritt (they having neither Rack, Mr.., -ir
Wick holder), I engage to keep them in mini, twelve
months, gratis. T. many of the Horiourabk: C.irisoratiim
d an, I am well known, a. a Lamp Purveyor; and should
any .if ulnae Gentlemen do me the honour to inspezl the
above Lamps, and (eel inclined to purchase for their cniinrii.g•
nausea, warehoistrs side-hoods, &c they shall tre at liberty to
return them, aft:ir trial, should they not Justify what I have
advanced in these favour. bra full coofidetace of them, tope-
tionty, I pllfloOle selling my r.ottaining stick ef Rack Lamle
at their whim.' C05ii....40 be had only at Patrick'. Lamp MA.
nufactni, and 0.1 Warehouses, No. 94, Newgate-.treat.
London, England, 1805-08-20

COUNTESS-OF AVCRA3f.

On Tuesday the 13th inst. the remains of the
Conatess of A '7ll AII were interred in the family
vault, at Ness bat,le Abbey. The hearse wit met
on the confines of the Lothian estate, by the tenantry
in mourning coaches; these were afterwards joined
by the carriages of the principal part of the Nobility
and Gentry of the County, who attended on the occa-
sion. The procession was closed by the colliers and
the farmers servants. The burial service was read
in a most solemn and impressive manner, by the Rev.
ARCIII YALU A 1.11011, Prebendary of Salisbury, 3tc.

Cl ief Mourner.
Right liononratle Lord Newhattls.
Pall He mere
Tina. ll,•nry Fas. Kerr Hon. Shomberg Robr. Kerr
Hon. Col. Douglas GecupC,anstonn,
Lord Napier Duke of hoecleuch
Lord Montague Earl of Dalkeith.
London, England, 1805-08-20

BRIGIITON, Auousr fel.

-
At ten o'clock this morain!: Mrs Fri %it tit az:r,
in her barsuche and four, left this for Londfin. At
the same hour the Artille-v Company a,sembled
noon the West Battery, and fired the great guns:
they fired sic rounds. The South Gloucester Mi-
litia paraded as usual. The E.trl of HERKELLV was
present : his Lordship is iodefatigable in his atten-
tions. The signal gun from the Cygnet sloop vets
fired for all hands to come on board. and they im-
mediately set sail on a cruise. Mr. MEE En and his
family are gone to town. Mr. PolArtit.t. and fa-
mily leave this on Wednesday. Mr. At:nasals is
expeOrd at his house on the New Steyne to-dat ;
some canting, some going, keeps up the bustle. Se-
Mal cruisers are in sight.
London, England, 1805-11-05

Jur,

■aawtca, OCT. 1.
The Lark pack*, Capt. Dell ; and the Ara!add.
Capt. Hammed, sailed this morning with the Mails
of the tat, fot Husum an l Gottenhurgh ; among
other passengers. was a Messenger charged with dis-
patches for the Coitet of Vienna.
It is expecied that the Packets will, on Saturday
neat, commeace sailing to their oIJ station, Cux-
haven.

DEAL, NOV. 2
Sailpil the Comtdront and Iralaraut sloops of war,
and several gun-hrigs, far the Fiend' coast.
Remain in the Damns, the Edgar. Oreoit, Lerr-
plrri, .4 ,ielopr, Adtmaat, Istreptd, Rarnthe%, and
liustu, men of war ; the Venus, .1,42.11,C. and La
SOW', frigates; the Oiler, Spy, :old Alert. sloops of
war; the Berle, Voirrole, Disceocrv, Deviolahort,
Prwtero, Zebra, and Liolfer, bombs ; many gun-
brigs, cutters, and loggers, and a large feet of trans-
intrts, with troops on hoard, detained by contrary
winds.—Wind Easterly.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
AIIIIIVLD
At Ply nnuth—the Surinam, Jolene, from Dantaie
At limerpocii--the Toms, Smith, front Riga; Ranger,
%Valker ; and the WM', Reid, from Patel...burgh.
At LancastertliellAMlollV, Knoell, from Riga.
At Belfast—the llihvnia, Coughy, ftona Lutiton.
At Antster.tam—the Diana. Froneh, troy hlavr.Yark.
At Buurduaux—i•the Katty, Rooth, front Virginia.
London, England, 1805-02-18

CHURCH. PREFERMENT.
To be SOLD, with a prospect of an early Vacancy,
a VALUABLE LIVING, of the Annual Value of
5001. and uiveardq.
For Particulars, apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln's-
Inn

FAST DAY
rr BISH mpg /111'11y acquaints the Public, that
• the next Dar of Drawing will be on TItURSDAY ;
hut as Wednesday it the Fast Day, the Lottery Offices will
b- shut, and not any ausinen transacted on that Day ; there-
fore such as wish Mr a Chance for the First-drawn Ticket,
entitled to t 0,0001. must purchase by Tomorrow Evening.
The Wh-et is immensely Rich, there being+ •a.
Prise of 2:4,01.01
3
3
&c. &c. &c.
••• No. 6,431, a Prize of 20,4001. No. a Prize of
1,0001 awl No 8,322, a Prise of SOM. iIAVe alre.aly been Sold,
Sharld, and Regetere4, at his Offices,
N•. 4. CORNHALL, and 9. CH A RING CROSS
London, England, 1805-02-18

ISOOKSELLERS.
NV.ANTZD, an Active, clever MAN, capable
of undertaking a leading Department in the BULK
SELLING siwabiroa. lie must write a guy hand. A
liberal Salary will be given
Apply to Messrs. Longman, Hurd. Rees, and Orme, rater-
ineter•Row.
London, England, 1805-08-29

DR. DURLACHER, CORN' OPERATOR,
and DEvrisT, from No. IS, Wardowestrret,
Soli i, to the M-disci Repository, No. 76, Lung. Acre, takes
the Liberty to inform the Nobitty. Gentry, and Public, th.t
he attends, as wool, sis ERADICATE TOTALLY every
SPECIES of CORNS in a few minutes, without either cut-
ting or pain. Ile can ohm give ease immediately, to Neils that
are growing into the flesh, without pain.
Attendance at home from eight till ten, and from two till
ive every stey.—Ladies and Gentlemen attended at then own
houses.
Letters (non paid) ptinetually answered. Reference can be
given to the first Nobility in The Kingdom.
•• • The Tooth Ache cured initaittaneously.
London, England, 1805-08-29

PRINCE, DENTIST, Nu. 3311, OXFORD STREET.
A RTIFICIAL TEETH skilfully placed from
rx, One to a who* Set, so as not to be discovered from
Natural T•eth, and which will always be found to rzeran
their Natural Colour Mr. P is to be con ghost every Jay, at
his Imuse as above,, where all the various veratione incident
to the Tee. h and Gums arc carefully performed on moderate
mew.
PRINCE'S GRENARD TINCTURE, the only remedy yet
discovered for fastening Teeth that *felons. ; and it particularly
recommended to persons wearing Artificial Teeth bell to their
Natural, as it will prevent the Natural from becoming loose.
Price 10s. 61 per honle.
PRINCE'S PASTE PEARLS for concealing decilvedreetli
in (rout ao as not to be discovered they are decayed. Ladies
and Gentlemen mapapply these Paste Pearls themselves in a
moment, by following, the indoted Direttions.-r.These Paste
Pearls arc perdcularly recommended et persona restding at a
distance hem e Dentast, who be,. the misfortune of losing
(runt Teeth, a. they may on an eacasion be inahled from these
Paste Pearls oft make one tesemesfeee. Price Half &Guinea per
box, containing ten Pawls; or an. et:internist' fifty Pearls%
price Two Guineas.
PRINCE'S-CHERRY PASTE, for morning and•whiben-
ing the Teeth, curing the Scurvy in the Gums, making the
CANIftl, and Lipeof a healthy red' Mr P. will not speak in
self poise, onlorequires a single trial to those unacquainted
with its nierie., ?s. 6.1 per pot,
PRINCE'S CHERRY LOTION Its peculiar envenoms
ennetsts in sweetening the breath, which may arise from in.
ward complaint's, ecinbuttc gums, or decayed teeth ; as them
are few per.ors, more or lens, who are nut affiLfted with this
unpleasant ,eitaati.m, a single trial vnll aesucn its me. in.
Those whit h.ive Artificial Teeth ought never to be without
It, as it kometlieet wpm and dean ; it is she a 'great pseterver
of the Teeth and Gums. Price per bottle.
To he had as above ; nr, at Mr. Holmes's, Newsman,. No. 1,
iloyMil Exchange ; Messrs &con and Co. 150, Usford street,
prow- ite New Rood-street; Mr Withers. ellS, Strand, near
• Teen ,11,1 tap; Mr Ward, 324 N opposite Grey's Inn, Holborn;
Pt. Chris'', yorner of nprinvgardens,Chartngrereas; and Mr
Bull, Dean street.
~•.• 'All (Mims from any pert of the Coati's, will be sent
by Coach, h. sending the hibuty, duelled to Mr. Prince, No.
Olferd•Streist, London.
London, England, 1805-08-29

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NATRITING DESKS. —N. hIIDDLETON
begs to inform the Public that he has now reads for
SALE a ?err extensive athartment of nu, ICS and BOXES
for the use of Ladies or Geotlemen for Writing only. and for
Dressing and Writing, in mahogany, urn, and other fine
wood; or leather. He has tokenise the great_st assortment 100
London of Letter Copying Machines for Coutithog Hotta,*
and innate use, some u, small es to be of no in.• .:Yen eroo.e
in travelling; pocketbooks in great varlets, fitt.•d oip .of
Ladies or G-ntlemen ; pocket commodes, Rude to contain
every wee-. ay. fat shaving and dressing, particularly no•etuO foot
Gentleme.. oli the arms. A tale assortment of Fancy Art'
des. E-. g the real inaoloifoicturer, he is enabled to, sell on
the lowest terms And to warrant thorn. The oriel tat
fa,morr for Lack Lead Pencils, N. Middleton, 162, Stand,
corner of Strand lane.
London, England, 1805-02-20

...

TREATRES.
KING'S THPATIC.

A new Grand Serious Opera, called Et.ophile,
was performed last night. The musk was cum-
posed for Mrs. BILLISGTON, by lir smelt I.—A
Grecian Princess and her Lover, after some pre-
liminary courtship, appear before the Alt.ir, and
are united. The interest is produced by thei r !wing
instantly separated by a rival lover, and throsvii into
different prisons, where the constancy of the Princess
withstands all importunity, and she nobly prefers
death, rather than resign her husband. Whilst she
is deliberating, whether she will die by the cup or
the poinard, a rescue takes place. The rival is
killed ; the lovers ascend the throne ; and the piece
ends with a very Grand Chorus.
A beautiful duet, early inthefirst aft, between Mrs.
Br r.ciecrom and Mr. Vic; A NON!, was encored. The
overture was much applauded, and was extremely
grand. The scenery, dresses, and decorations, were
super:), particularly the chapel scene. Mrs. 111 L-
I-mt.-I.ON was in fine voice: she sang, looked. and
played admirably. The house was crowded, and
the ladies were much dressed. White and gold
turbans, some coloured, but principally white
plumes, and ornamented with diamonds, pi
DRURY-LANE.
The roung Ratriut performed Frrieric/,, in limer's
Vtrss, last night. The House was, of course, ex-
cessively crowded; but the aftis ity of the persons in
attendance preventd all disorder. The tit id are
now beginning to venturr forth to see this surprising
boy. Those of firmer nerve, who have seen bins,
are not the less eager to behold him eg.Ain :
‘' A, if iniireas of •pptititt, had gr,,ivn

" By wnat 0 1041 an" -
This disposition, on the part of the public, is likely
to prove of long duration. It is no whim nor ca-
price. It is produced by the must transcendent and
extraordinary talents.
London, England, 1805-06-27

THE LARGEST' HORSE: IN TUE WORLD
.-.MONARCII.—.The Proprietor of this nobie
i •iii.e.ed with a high 1.4?114e of gratitude (or the f.iiroom so li-
b cnofetred on hun by those of the N and Grnhy
dare favoured him with a visit, takes the liberty of infirn
i'ret that he will continua to be exhibited at THE
TaRtE KINGS' INN, near H biTCFIETT's tiarEL.
PIC-
C',I)II.LY. Ili+ amazing height being Twenty Hand; ant a
Half, added to the 'mad proponion of his limbs, renders km
admiration of all who have seen him ...The encomiums be-
stowed sit him (by Their Royal Highnesses the Duke, Duchess,
Naive William, and Princess Sophia of Gloucester, who were
view him uii the 11th mot ) are, the proprietor flat.
ten hiros..ll, tufficwnt inducements fur the public to eatbrace
au tarty opportunity of gratifying their curiosity.
Admittance, tine Shilling each Person.
London, England, 1805-06-27

COMMON PLEAS.

ARMSTRONG 0. SMITH.
This anion was brought by the Plaintiff as Ad-
ministratrix of her husband, who was Mate on
board the ship of which the Defendant was Master,
to recover the balance of wages due to him at the
time of his decease. The cause was tried the Sit-
tings in this Term, before Sir is NILS MANSVIELD,
at Guildhall. when it was clearly proved that a ba-
lance of 141. was due to the Plaintiff, over and above
the sum of 91. which had been paid by the Defend-
ant, as the full amount of wages due, into the office
at Greenwich, established by the 37th of the King,
for the purpose of receiving the amount of wages
due to seamen in the West India trade who may die
on the voyage, and paying it out to their adminis-
trators, if demanded within three years The Jury,
by the direflion of the Court, gave a verdict
for the Plaintiff; the parties agreeing that
a nonsuit should be entered, if, on argument,
the Court were of opinion, from the wording of
the AS, that the payment of 91. made into the
office at Greenwich, by the Defendant, was a dis-
charge of the debt.
Serjeants SHEPHERD and Osssow were heard at
considerable length, on the construaion of the Aft,
the former for the Plaintiff, and the latter for the
Defendant.
The Court thought it hard to pot such a construc-
tion on the Aft, thotigh the wording WAS doubtful,
as would tend to allow masters of shim to pay into
this office whatever sum they pleased, as the amount
of wage: due to any seatnan who might die tin the
voyage, withcut almost a possibility of discurary.
The verdift was therefore confultLAe
London, England, 1805-04-15

T 9 THIL LADIES.
PATENT TELIMA Co ASETS.—MILLS,
Jaiii,ar, present. his ',redid Thanks to the Nobility
and Geoitr,v, who sri fl'itteringly have honoured hh invention,
and stimiiLated his exertions to every improving ensirprise
The 14.1.1mA then reigns, and putt forth a new displey ut
Taste and Elegance, ever pliantly exciting and•retaiurng the
GR ACErIiff,NF—SS of THE FORM: It guides on Pnlleirlet
of Nature the Irreeduin rtf Deportment, 'attic tip coottnuady
to the perfection or Movement anti Atrituek, and thus is
proves mealy correcne of any growing Yill'infOrtnity to genteel
appearance.
It is nut tog much ha assert, that the concord of art with
niiiihre. SWIM in Dreg, is founded en the rlantic priuelples of
0. THE SUBLIME AND REAuTiFuI.••• and, is this Light,
accurate investigation has brought the TEIIII4A raillirative
perfection. This (“Ili accounts for its fashionable leol, so-
bounded wire., arid the fervid demand foe it. Initriteod
by sestime of equity, the Inventor likewise declare' that, unt•
'yang what has been held 'out at two or three guineas, its m-
mo4 price (even fur the largest size) is only Thirty &Whop.
reololta att •od the tr on.
jun. 3) end 34, Nelywoll-striset, Strand, and no
other connection.
It is rospeefolly mentioned, that it is the invariaGie rule id
thh House nut to send out goods to try no.
London, England, 1805-06-18

In the Press, and in the course of next Month will be iar•
Inhert, a New Edition, being the Fourth, of
THE TitAVELS of ANACHARSIS the
Young-r, in GREECE, durii.g the Mid Ile of the
FOURTH CENTURY, before the CHRIS 1.1.‘N &RA ;
Translated born the French of the late Abbe Barthelemy :
neatly pnnted in Seven Volumes, demy biro ; and an Earth,
quarto; containing Maps, Plans, Views, and Coins, sdus•
r".1,..ve of the Geography and Antiquities of Ancient Greece.
'ru which are prefixed, Me ~,,, its of the Life of J. J. Bar-
thelemy, written by himself in 1792 and 1791; with a Portrait
of tire Author.
This Edition 11114 hem. carefully revised and cortened be the
last Pans Edition, published trona a Copy, in winch the late
Abbe Barthelemy had made numerous Coquet:one and Addi
lions with his two hand. The Tables, at the end of 'ha Se
venth Volume, are co, mete I with iespect to many of the Dotes,
arid consrderahly e.ilarged Four new onus are oho ad led, viz
I. Of the Attic Mouths. 2. Of the Tr bunals and M.go.
trate, of Athens. 1 W the Creel in Colonies. 4. .1 Ge,
graphical Tatil,!. or Index of the Countries, Cities, Rte. men-
tioned in the Work, with their Modern Names.
The Maps, Piens Views, and Coins, contain several sitdi•
tional new one:, and are ri..11 new Signs, In genet& tara
larger Scott. The whole have been re engraved foe this Edi-
na.. of the Translation, and are executed with aa acceracy,
neatness, and elegance, which ranch them, in that respect
lik_w.se, much superior to thrvie of the former FAitioas.
. _

N IS A tew Copies are Pruning on Sopertlias Royal Pap»,
ant will bt 531,1 with Proof latdreseiiiiis of the Plates sae
Mays Prints! for J. :Waimea, Na It Iruultry.
London, England, 1805-06-18

FROM LLOYD'. usr.

Allllll.lO.
Ae enwe...-The Alexander, Watson, fr-i:n V.rgiaia ; aed
the Massucnitajtts ingssell, from the isle., of Ftsio,.
At Orlito?...rileVrow hfargaretta, Tyack, from Chsrar.te.
At Liverpool—The Yrs!, Kempstooe, from l'h.ol"ton ;
Flora, Loden, from Lisbon ; Mineres, Stork, ttoni Memel;
and La Bonne Resolution, —...-, from Darts c.
At Leith•The Gruff Boonsioff, Lim, from Cadiz.
At Dublin--The Croustade, tram Alic,git.
At Newry—The Dose, Malting, from Na. York; and the
1.01,03, Kolt, fr-on Teoeriffe.
At B..obadoes..-The Ke,,t, Kitson; Lady Johnet•ote,
—; Kinpton, Reemn ; Lucie, Cadenhead; A'fred, R. 0.-
bm'om Rucker., ; and the Echo, Wilson, trim London.
Off New Prr.volesice—The Duckenhelit, Dunhar, •Itttu.

At Jarttarea—.The Gorge Hibbert. fhortipsors ; Froend.,
Howell t Olive Warteh, Ito.thers
Montego flay, pri4.l4 ; Feettudr, Wirth); Flora,
and the Fl rra, Fr 11, from IL•ohlon.
At St. Tlsonia‘'s....the Lano,•l, Coln, from it i.ter.
At New York—the Marne, Rowiter, Goa. ertta
At Cit.iriestoow.the Fanny, &Mears, frogn Afro:a.

The Jame;ra frigate, Captain Dice, is appointed
convoy to Newfoundland and Quebec.
On Wednesday last, four large lug-sail French
privateers made their appearance of the Sussex
coast, and, no cruiser being near, committed great
depredations on vessels coming up Channel. One of
these privateers had the impudence to come within
a league of the Hastings batteries, and overhaur
every vessel that passed. At the close of the even-
ing, having captured a sloop, and sent her for the
French coast, be proceeded to windward, to exa-
mine a brig. In the mean time, the Hastings Sea
Fe Bibles, with Lieutenant MAC I. rT. Milltlrd
two six-oared gales, and, armed with musquets
and cutlasses, pursued the sloop to retake her.--
Thursday morning, at four o'clock, when within a
few leagues of the French there, they came tip
with the captured vessel, and the Frenchmen, five
in number, took to their boat, quittod the sloop,
and made off, although witlsin sight of the priva-
teer, mounting ten carriage guts., and sixty men.
There being little wind, our boats took the sloop in
tow, and were chased some time by the privateer,
till a ship, supposed to he a cruiser, appeared In
sight. In Else evening, they brought the vessel sale
into Hastings. She proves to be the ladoslty. of
Exeter, for London, laden with 2000 bales of wool-
len goods, and paper ; the MAUI'S' and two men were
on board. %Ve hope the brave sailors, who, at great
hazard, have retaken this vessel, will be amply re-
warded for their zeal and alivity. The French
Prize Master reported, that one of the privateers
captured 15 vessels in two days.
London, England, 1805-06-18

In a few Dirt will be published.
Inscribed, by Permission, to the Hori. the COURT of DIREC-
TORS of the EAST INDIA COMPANY.
Printed in Quarto, uniformly with the Author. other Works,
upon a hat Demy Paper, from his original Mantiscnpts, and
illuntratml with poR FRAI 1., front a 1)1.14 executed by
JOSEPH NOLLEKENS. Eng. R.A now in the PltgieS,lollll
the Ilmourable the F..ta India Company, a Map of the Da.
cm, and other Plates; to which in prefixed, an Account of
the Life and Wrnings of the Author,
ISTORICAL FRAGMENTS of the MO-
-1111 EMPIRE, of the mortArrues, and of the
ENGLISH CONCERNS in INDOSrAN from the Year 109 ;
ORIGIN of the ENGLISH ESTARLISHMEN r, and of
the COMPANY', TRADE, it BROACH and SURAT; cm;
a GENERAL IDEA of the 00 VERN MEN r and PEOPLE
of INDUS rAN

_
By ROBERT ORME, El. F. A.S.
4, Mr Orme, the Hitto-ian of India, unites an exo•risite
tag* for every fine art, with an accurate knowiralle of Aw.rtic
manners "—Sir Wilburn !one:, Third Discourse.

Print d for F. Wincav,, in the Strand.
Where may be had, by the same Author, a New Edition, with
his last Corrections and Improvements,

A HISTORY of the MILITARY TRANSACTIONS of
the BRITISH NATION in INDOSTAN, from eh.: Year
1715, in Three Volumes quota. price 31.7 s in boards.
London, England, 1805-06-18

, • .
•
HOUSE a COMM'in.,:.
The 11-for prilenuing the
away bark from His Ntijesty's woods and forests,
'went through a Committee, and the report was
ordered to be received to-morrow.
Mr. GILES brought up a Bill, extending to all
parts of the United Kingdam, the law relative to
Forgeries of Bank Notes, Bills of Exchequer, &c.
which was read a first. and ordered to be read a
second time to-morrow.
A Message from the Lords informed the House
that their Lordships bad agreed to the West India
Free Port Bill, without any a:wad:mots. .
Colonel BULLOCK brought up a Petition from
the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of
the County of Essex, on the suhjed of the Tenth
Report.—Ordered to lie on the Table.
Sir W. SCO IT obtained leave to bring in a Bill
to amend the Ad of Ist Geo. I. for maintaining the
poor Clergy.
Mr. TIERNEY moved the further consi•leration
of the Report of the Bill for the Camberwell Water
Works.

. Mr. FONBLANQUE objeaed to it, as trenching
on the rights of the Lambeth Water Work Com-
an P T•
A division took place. Ayes 4l—Noes 16--
Majority 25.
The Bill was then ordered to be recommitted to
the same Committee above stairs.
London, England, 1805-06-18

CJMItON PLEAS, GCILDFIALL.

Sittirgs at Prilit before Sir JM Is Massrt etc>,

COOK D. mrusros.
This W:11 an aftion to recover a compensation in
damages for a breach rf contraft.
l'he Plaintiff, who was a coal porter, had entered
into a contrad with the Defendant, who is a dust-
man, to take from him thirty five chaldrons of soil,
or ashes, at the rate of seven shillings a chaldron,
giving him at the time two pounds as earnest. The
witness for the Plaintiff, a j.lurneyman dust-man,
gave evidence to the contra R, and also stated that
Mrs. blunston, the Defendant's wife, who, he said,
managed all her husband's business, and was com-
pletely the master, positively refused to let the soil
be taken from the wharf, as she had herself a private
property in it.
Serjeant VIA/KHAN, for the Defendant, moved
that the Plaintiff should be nonsuited, as the decla-
ration stated, that the contraft was for 35 chaldrons
of breeze, or soil, which signified that breeze and
soil were synonymous, whereas they were quite dif-
ferent things, as breeze signified cinders, and soil

ashes.
The witness was then asked, if there was any dif-
ference between them, and what it was t he said,
there was a very great difference ; ar sl, after many
fruitless attempts to explain, he, at length, with a
look of satiladion, said, that breeze WAS breeze,
and soil was soil. However, the distinction being
afterwards established, the nurt thought it fatal to
the declasation, and the ,Plaintiff was non-suited.
London, England, 1805-06-18

rrilE BEST NEWCASTLE COALS that
coo. to London are sed bv the LONOON SEA.CO t.
COMPANY, in SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, HOLBORN,
and are now on as low Terms as they have been for many
months rust. This being the Time of Year most a4vantagais
to tile Purchaser for laying in a Winter Stnek, and has heen
serf el for many years, HARRISON a Co. respectfully
reenminend their Friends and the Public to tate the present
advantrit•. Th..se who unfortunaWv have had a few St..fford-
shire Cods for trial, may be auKhed wit:t some good strong
Cali U, CA rry them off.
London, England, 1805-06-20

them, they were fully committed fin:

Captain VINCIIIT, the Lieutenant', and Officers,
who were on boar,' the Arrow sloop, When captured
by the two French &lams in the Mellterrancin,
have been exchanged as prisoners of war by the
Spanish Government.
The //etc, Wersr, from London, fix Archangel*
is on shore near Aberdeen.
Private letters from Paris, of the Sth instalt,
aeration, that the French Ambassador, Juts.)r.
would certainly have lot Lis'sow. if the English
expedition under General Ca %.‘i itad riot hzen or-
dered away.
Their S

ROT; c,
the Engl.
ed to viii
hey; been

tr°?P,

SWEDISH MAJTSTII4, with its Petvcs
have gone to the camp at Scania. which
glith aad Ilussiox Nlinisters have been invit-
nisit. The German regiments in Pomerania
ten considerably reinforceJ4 and the 3reedi.la
441 remain them.
London, England, 1805-06-20

POLICE.

It is a comman device of thieves, to ascer.ain whe-
ther a house be inhabited or not, to place pebbles At
tha door, is a situation from which they must be
displaced by any person going in or coming out.
Some neighbours olnieryiag pebbles so placed, on
Tuesday lit, at the donr of the house of John
Tuacirett. Esq. of Millman-street, near tae Found-
ling Hospital, who was absent in true country with all
his fonaly, and suspeilling that a plan was 'Aid to rob
it, they gave information to this office. Trott and
Stanton, two onieers, were accordingiy placed in the
house, armed with hargers and piitols, an about five
o'clock yestet day morning they heard tue noise out-
side the sirens-door, of tome persons en:le-Avowing
to open it, which. after a space of ten miLiites, they
effeaed Upon perceiving the officers, they ran off,
and were fired at, but without effea. The officers
pursued them into a brick-field, where they were
stopped and taken into custody. they proves ta
be two young men of the name of PrGctur and
Homier/. On searching them, a parcel of skeleton
keys, 111bOX of phosphorus, and 33111 e matches, were
found upon them. They :tad also provided them-
selves with an iron crow. The two prisoners, both
of whom were black about the eyes, as if they had
been recently fighting, were yesterday brought to
the office, and these circumstances appearir.g against
London, England, 1805-06-20

PATERS:MS ROADS.
This Day is published 'Clarice 7s. Gd. iu boards, the Thirteenth
Edition of
ANEW and ACCURATE DESCRIPTION
ofall the DIRECT and PRINCIPAL CROS' kr )ADS
ill KW:LAND anti WALES, anti Nit iil the ROADa of
searri..AND; with 4 great variety of New Adnieasutements ;
as Account of the Gentlemen's Seats, .ac c.
The whole greatly auymeitted and irispriavA by the as-M.
awe of Francis Ereeling.Em.Secretary to the Post-Wiwi: ; and
of the several Surveyors of the Provinci..l the
authority of the Postmaster General.
By Lieut. Col. PATERSON.
Assistant Quartermaster Dencral of Ilia Majesty's Forces.
Printed for the Proprietor: and sold by Mews Longman and
Cu. Paternoster-row ; and W. Fader, Charing cross.
Where also mar be had (price 5;7. •id. sewed).
PATERSON's RD.\ DS, in a poclie.. for the conve•
nictice of Travellers on horseback.
The Briti.h Critic for May last, Article 9, after a general
history of tare different Road Rooks ',all evidently made up from
this), conclories as follows :—" We have no scruple in pro-
nouncing, from a very attentive itiverigation, that Paterson's
Deecription of the Roads is lay far the Inuit copious, the mow
correct, and the most useful performance of the kind. It can-
not fail to maintain its preeminence, which re.ults from its
superior and official onirces of iitAirtnation and improvement,
u wail as from the groat care manifesto/ in its execution "
London, England, 1805-06-20

This Day is published, price 11. Is. Dedicated, by permission,
to Ills Royal I litbneas the Commander its Chia,
}‘.'TREATISE on the SCIENCE of DE-
FENCE fur SWORD, BAYONET, and PIKE.
By MAJOR A. GORDON, A.M.
This Work cont.tni into the origin, use, and abuse of the sci-
ence pres ions to the fall of the Roman Empire, and the UMI4-
lid)11 of it in the military exercises since that to this period, and
lays down the solWl principle• in conformity to the laws of gr•-
vily and the powers of the lever, adapting it to baralions as
well as to individuals, giving a power of tin : 1 r to the indi-
vidual, and doublin; the numb sr of the fnrces id Mc same
spice in the cri.ds of alien. It it elucidated by Nineteen
Plates, engraved by Lee, from drawingi of R. Srairke, ma. and
Illumined by s copy of a Letter from the late General Bur•
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Richardson, Ro) al Exchange.

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%liable WORKS on the flindoustanee (vulg. Moors)
and Per.ian 'Languages, so requisite and useful for Writers,
Cadets, British Officer., and Gentlemen of every Description
in Intli s, are void, for the Author,
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East-India C pane, Leadenhall street, silkier* Catalogue',
with Paitsculais, also a Lost of Books on Oriental Literature,
tltc. &c, may be had gratis.
Dr. Gilchrist continues his gratuitous Instruairwis on the
Grand 'uvular Language of India in particular, and the ac-
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London, England, 1805-06-20

MARRIAGES.

On Sunday morning, at St. Pattern; Church, Captain Wood
gate, to Lady ti,eioia Lani.lart, daughter of the Earl of Carat,.
on Monday, at I. dinonton, the Rev. John Skinner, Rector
of Canlertoll, near lady to Miss Holmes, eldest daughter of
Joseph lfolnies Esq.
London, England, 1805-04-24

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

John kllis,of the city of lkistid, basket maker, and William
of the same city, coal merchant, traders and deem in
coals, April 19,1803.
'Aromas Wade, Albany Wade, and Thomas Broughton, of
Hewurth Shore and Stella. in the county of Durham, common
brewers, April IS, IBOS.
Richard Dilworth and John litwthom, of Liverpool, in the
county of Lancaster, brokers, April 19,1605.
John Scales sad James Barlow, both of Manchester, in the
county of Lancaster, cotton merchants, April I, InuS.
Richard Jesersp, Joseph Owes, and William Jessop, of
Sheffield. in the county of York, cutlers, Jan. 1, 1801.
Janie, MsSiish and Dand Lythgoe, both of Wigan, in the
comity of Lancaster, timber merchants, joiners, carpenters,
whitesiniths, and machine makers, April '.[U, 1601$
Elisabeth Ltheringtoti and George Cro.sley, of Marichest,r,
in the county of Lancaster, winking jeweller., gold and Allier.
amistri, Match IS, 18115.
James Bateman and William Courtesy, stock and insurance
briskets, April 20, I9oa.
James ‘Vright, of Market street, in the county of Hertford,
said William Johnson, of Nenthall, in the parish of Edlesbew
rough, in the county of Bucks brandy merchants, April 16,
1803.