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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-04-01

This Day is published, in Two large Volumes octavo, price
11. M. in hoards,
THE HISTORY OF FRANCE, from the
Year 17911, to the Peace with Great Britain concluded at
Amiens, in 1802.
Ey JOHN ADOLPHUS, Eli F. A. S.
.... ►t is highly nemwary that a work of the kind before
us should be in the hawks:if every man who has the powers
and opportunities of reftettion and *Won.
—vart The principles on which this weak is written appear
to us to be impartial mid just.
- Mr. Adolphus is so copious in his reference to autho-
ities, that the reeler, who wishes to enter more minutely ii to
any tmnsattion, may ►now where to go Int information. Differ-
ent accounts appear to have been carefully compared, and no
assertion made whiCii is net strengthened by an timlentable re.
krsnce We can therefore recommend this work as excellent-
ly calculated far immediate utility, affording a clear and con-
cise view of the origin and progress of the most stupetuditis
revolution that ever occurred in the history of the world
Critirt, Oct. 1804.
Printed for O Kearsley, Fleet-strati
Of whore may be had, in Three Volumes octavo, price 11. 44.
in hoards,
THE HISTORY OF FRANCE, from the first Establish-
ment of the Monarchy, so the Year 1795.'
The abeve Works together knoll a complete History of
Frillier, (ruin tbeakflillA period to the year I afrd.
London, England, 1805-04-01

MR. CHAMRERLAINE'S PUBLICATIONS.
1. 120 R FAMILIES.-A PRACTICALTREA-
TISE on the superior EFFICACY am! SAFETY of
the DOLICHOS PR LIR lENS, or COWII AGE, in the CURE
of WORMS, with Testimonials in its favour, and in Appro-
bation of the Author's Practice from Drs. Bancroft, De V.
Lingin, Lettsom, Sims, Squire, Thornton, Underwood, Wood-
ville &c. The Ninth Edition, considerably enlarged and
imp:raved. Price Se
2. A VIEW of the DANGERS to which REGULAR
APOTHECARIES, and SURGEONS Praztixing THAR.
MACY, were exposed by the MEDICINE ACT of 1801,
and of the Steps taken, by which that port of the Profesnon
were relieved from the DEPREDATIONS of INFORMERS ;
exhibiting in a clear point of View, how tar THEY WHO
DO, as well as THEY WHO DO NOT, Deal in QUACK
MEDICINES, are, or are not affeBed by this Ae, in its state
of Amelioration through the Exertions of a Com-
mittee, in the Session of 1109; with an accurate Abridgment
of both Acts; the New Sched.le ; and Explanatory Notes and

Pm* 2s.

Idy WILLIAM Cf-lAMSERLAINE,
Member of the Kayla. College of Surgeons, Fellow of the Me-
cheat tacitly, &e. &c.
hoodoo: Printed for S. 'Note", 24, F.eet street cold
ra Symonds, P.n./smear-sow Dutton and Hider, GCllt
ciorch-street ;

Just publedied, price Ss. sewed,
E ROPE MAKER'S GUIDE ; Or, a Core-
l' Key to the Art of bum! Making Cont,ning
every iostroctive and necessary Paiticular relative to tlns
waking aY Sorts and Sues of Cables and Cer4AKe in ',foetal
Use, as well as Directions for inz.k.tig Cables and Co.clage. by
Contract, for the Use of Ills 14.n."ty's 'Cogettier a,tis
the Weight of all l.engths and Sia‘t of Cables and Curda,:e
from one fathornlo a *braked/le or The whole bone.
_ _

in. a complete Instructor to the Rope Maker, and necessary
Assistant to the Ship Owner, Merchant, and Shipper of Cord-
age, Captain, Ship Chandler, and Dealer in Cordage in Ge-
neral,
By RICHARD RUSSF IL, late Superintendent to Mr. Win
Ifounrom and Co. Rope Makers, Ereenwich.
Printed for the Author, and sold by W. Heather, at the
Navigation 'Warehouse, No. 07, Leadenhall-street ; P 1 I).
Symonds, Paternoster-row • and V. Oitall, Ave-Maria-Lane,
Laudon; aud G. Dile, Woolwich.
London, England, 1805-04-01

SOCIETY FOR THE REIJEF OF WIDOWS AND
ORPHANS OF MEDICAL MEN, IN LONDON AND
ITS VICINITY.
Area I, 11103.
THE HALF-YEARLY GENERAL COURT
4 thio SOCIETY wild be hold ant WEDNESDAY
EVENING next, the 3.1 of Ao.il, at the Grays Inn Cotee
House, Hol:hon.—Hour of Muting, Six n'eiOck.
W. CHAMIVERLAINE, See.
Medical Gentlemen, reodient in or near London, and do-
sirstrs of becoming Memb..rs of this Institution, may be in-
fornted of p.atieular., on Application to the Secretary, No. 29,
Aylesbury-street, Clerkenwell.
The present Funded Property of the Society is 13,3001.
3 per Cent. Consols.
London, England, 1805-04-06

THE WIDOW of a Gentleman, who held a
lucrative employment irod.o. Government, 'idles to
ob.•in a SITUATION in a GENTLFMAN't FAMILY, as
Ciorllpllll to his Daughters, and so inspect the Management
of his Domestic Cincerns. She has mixed with much genteel
society, and would be found an eligible person to accompany
young ladies into public, as her character will bea- the most
strict in.. Motion. Emolument is imt the principal object of
her consideration in her prear 4 intentions.
A note left ,at the Printer's, &mood to A. H will be At-
te-Med to.

LIBRARIAN. SECRETARY, ANDlftDMI'S'Ile CLERK.
• I E numerous Engagements attendant on high
a Life render it impi.-sible for Noblemen and Gentlemen
of Fortune to pay that attention to tacit domestic cosseerns
and ace ttttt ts which, in many cases, from their magnitude,
are highly important. The larger the fortune, the more neces-
sary is It that nietual and accuracy should be conspicuous in
the accmints. A Gentlernari, who can lieve the first recom-
mendations for &biotite and confidential integrity, Ind who
in every respect well qualified to MI the shove situations
much to the sati.faction of hie principal, would be happy to
engage himself: he writes a very fine hand, on lerstands
French, is a perfect inciter of figures, and !us a general know-
kdge of polite learning.
I.etters addressed to L. M. at Mr. [night's, Draper, No
421, Strand, w.il be met respectfully attended to. N. B.
Security will be given, if required.

THE ONLY REPOS! FORT IN TIN BRIT'S!! ENAIPIRI.
Fur COL.LY hit'S SILK NOSE, with COTTON FIRT,
Which are far more .omfortable, soft, and *macre, infinitely
more durable, aid, though every way equal in richness and
quality, not more than twit-thirds the price of three wah 54k
feet, is Nn 146, Fleet-street.
rirtHE distinguished and unrivalled excellencies of
the above, bang funs eraahltehell by an ertereseing
mend that It+. su-pasesrl all celestas:ors, hlr *Wyse conceiver
any farther r.-rommeridaturit world be a reflection WI the stoe
rernment and god sense of an intelligent and enlightened
Public, who his honoured his invention with m marked and
cl,rci led a prefereme. A large anvil elegant seletion, at the
follorvi .g price. :.—Ladies stout aed fine, white Mk, 7s. 64. nr
three parr lot a gisinea---to them with the molt 6141'1"AI"
docks, 8a 6.1 —4!entle.nedis ditto, 7. 6•1 or three parr for a
guinea, to the vet.- best, 105. 64 —Ladies and Gentlemen's
stout sod fine black dire, front 8s 64. to simeeftne, 161. 6.1.
N.B. Leery eruct.' of limier,. when sold iw qatntitise of
three pair and upwards, at the Wholesale Trade Pica. Re.
mark Nu. 146, Fleet. street
London, England, 1805-04-30

LON DON,
TUESDAY, APRIL 30.

We yesterday announced the resignation of Vis-
count Si °mourn, and two other Members of the
Ministry. A reconciliation, however, has since taken
place, and the breach has been made up. Some of
the Evening Papers of yesterday, in the pay of
Government, availing themselves of this circum-
stance, have come forward, and denied, in ge-
neral terms, the existence of a difference in the
Ministry, but, they have not had the hardihood
to assert that Viscount SIOMOUTH did not send
in his resignation, und that the cause of dis-
agreement was the lenient course which Mr. Prix
is determined to pursue in the case of Viscount
Mcc v s Luc. The length of the Parliamentary Debate
obliges us to defer our observations in detail upon
this subjea.

Yesterday morning His Marts rv, and Generals
Gwv writ, FITZROY, &c. rode on horseback to the
barracks, and inspeaed the Horse Guards.
This day the ROYAL Fa bowl come to town from
Windsor.

Yesterday morning the Windsor, Wargrave. and
Maidenhead cavalry were reviewed by the Duke of
CAM■NIDOL an Maidenhead Thicket.
On Sunday evening, a Selettioa from the Sacred
Oratorio of jaidas Mourahrus was performed before
Their MAJILSTI ES at Windsor Castle, by the Gentle-
men of the Windsor Choir, and Her Moss' is
Band.

List night Their MAJ EST I CS had a Vocal Concei t.
If, According to the old adage--" The first Blow
is half the Battle," it is submitted to the votaries of
Fortune, whether an attempt to hit the First Drawn
Number, that is entitled to 10,0001. in the present
Grand Lottery, be' not an objett of much conse-
quence ? 'Tis true, indeed, that there is a consider-
able number of other capital hits to be made in this
pre-eminent Scheme ; but no wise adventurer will
surely let slip an opplrtunity of crowning himself,
in the very offset of use Drawing, with victorious
wealth.

Yesterday Sohn Binci/eis was capitally (*warted
at the Old Bailey, fir counterfeiting the stamp of
the Ace of Spades. The trial lasted live hours and"
a halt. Two boys indicted with him were acput-
ted4 having acted under his controul. Bi'ar/dan is
supposed to have gained B,OJOI. a-year by this
practice.
Two trials for the most unprecedented cruelty
took place rsterday at the Middlesex Session. *lle
first was that of
.7aapi B4s4iv, tor thrustilz the
fingers of his child into the fire, andids
throwing hot cinders on its bare flesh. lie was
sentenced to two years imprisonment in the I louse
of Correction. In the second, Stephen th.'worth
and his wife were sentenced to six monlis iirprison-
nient in the same gaol. for cruelly treating, and al-
most starving two girls, children by 'a former wife
of Hoitwortii.

:
London, England, 1805-04-30

( Mr. Vitt). If they think the public expel% that pu-
nishment should follow guilt, they will adopt the
criminal proceeding. With regard to the questions
referred to the Committee, namely, how far the
Right Hun. Gentleman, as First Lord of the Trea-
sury, may be concerned, and two or three others,
they are only so many episodes, while the main
story out of which they arise, is !lotto be touched. I
lament that we are driven to this caurse; but I think
our charader and our duty to the public require that
we should send Visc,runt Melville to that tribunal
where justice may infli6l punishment wherever con-
virqed guilt deserves it."
Mr. Serjeam BEST spoke in support of the crimi-
nal process; but the I louse becom 1;.: impatient for
the question, he was so much interrupted, that we
could not pretend to give even an outline of his
speech.
The House then divided, when there appeared for
Mr. S. Stanhope's Motion—Ayes, 22J—Noes, 128.
Majority for the Minister 95.
Mr Pct.'', when out in the lobby, with the Ma-
jority upon the division, requested them not to go
away. as there would be probably another division.
Accordingly, upon his return to the House, he
awnved, " That the Report of the list of the Com-
mittee upon the ballot for the limited enquiry into
the matters of the Tenth Report, be read."
Mr. FOX urged the lateness of the hour (one
o'clock); and moved, " 'That this House do now
adjourn."
The House divided upon Mr. Fox's Motion, when
there appeared, for it, 98—Noes, 240—Majority,
142. _ _ .

Mr. PITT'S Motion being carried, the following
List was then read over :

Lord Cairlere3gh, Mr. St John,
Mr. Wilitbr,,id. Mr. Futter,
Master of ti.e Rolla, M El I-ascents.,
Mr W. NVindhant, Sir H. Miicknay,
Sir W. Scort, Mr. S. Thornton,
Mr. T. Grenville, M. .5 Faire,
Mr. Ryder, Loaf Boyle, •
Lord GoarguCarentl:lh, Mr. Cartwright
Lor4 Dunlo, Mr. H.,wkini Browne,
Lord W. R ligiell, Mr. Gunning.
Mr. Leveciie.,
Mr. WHITBREAD said, that there were some
names upon the Committee to which he still conti-
nued to °Nat. It was too late, however, to urge
his oblations ; but he gave notice, that to-morrow
he should move that the names to which he objeCted
should be expunged from the list.
Upon the motion of Mr. V ANFITTART, Copes
Of several Letters which passed between the Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, the Privy Council, and the
Prisoners confined in Kilmainham Gaol, Dublin,
were ordered to be laid helore the House. _

Mr. ALEX•NOCR brought up the Report of the
Committee of the whole House upon the expediency
of allowing the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to bor-
row monry*for the repair of the mail coach roads,
which was agreed to, and a Bill ordered accordingly.
Mr. LEE gave notice of a %lotion to-morrow, for
leave to bring in a Bill for supplying cities and
towns in Ireland with water. _

The Committee of WAys asd Means and Supply
were deferred.
Adjourned this Morning at TWO O'CLOCK.
London, England, 1805-04-30

NAVAI. ENQUIRY

The Earl of DARNLEY called the attention of
their Lordships to the various Naval documents
which were some time before the House. In what
he should propose on the subject, he was satiated
by no personal considerations with respe& to the
Noble Earl lately at the bead of the Admiralty.
However, he felt it his duty to say, that the docu-
-1 ments alladel to, containing information, by no
swans so extensive as he wished. and had called for,
detective as it was, and falline short in most particu-
lars of what he thought should have been laid be-
fore the House, were yet worthy the serious atten-
tion of their Lordships. He intended to move, that
the said papers should be referrnt.to toe considera-
tion of a Committee of their Lordships. The No-
ble Earl adverted to Tuesday se'nnight, as a proper
day for considering of his intended Motion, and
was about to move for a summons for that day,
when it was stated to him, their Lordships were
already summoned for that day; this being found
the case, his Lordship seemed to say, he should
be regul.tted by the coarse which business should
take on th,tt day; that in the interval, he
should consider and make up his mind, as to the
ecise time tor hi, proceeding further in the bu-
siness.
London, England, 1805-04-08

PALE BEER BREWERY.

TO BE with immediate pox- I
session, a PALE SEER HREWHOUSE, situate in
the country, about Six Mi:e4 from the Metropolis. The Lease,
Plant, &c. to be taken at a fair 'Almaden. The
Premise: we very extensive, and capable of real improve-
ment. A roomy Family House and excellent Garden, Orchard,
&c. anwhed The present Trade is chiefly in the public • house
sod the present profiu are air•Ot 10001 a year, which nay,
with little 'sties capital, be itaW3ked ; the whole crinvng in,
exclusive of tne *trick, will be striut 95001. The Proprietors,
wishing to dissolve partnership, is the principal reason of
leaving.
may tem& or Persons desirous of organic hi dm above
bu‘illion, will find this an opportunity rarely to be met with.
For further particulars, by leaving a letter (post paid), di-
rected flit A. Z at the Bar of the Rainbow CoWse house,
Cornhill, appointing an interview, wi I he immediately ale
. tended to
London, England, 1805-04-08

TO TAILORS AND OTHERS.

ONE of the first ESTABLISHED CONCERNS
'CO BE DISPOSED OF in the Trade, Mr hal: .ta
value., it may be vary well carried on by any NONNI not of
the Trade; the Foreman has been three Years, and will, if
agreeable, purchase a Quarter part of C. Men are from Ten
to Fourteen men constantly employed. Nothing made but to
ord-ri, for ',may Money only : the C.innedions are et the filet
reN:extability, which have been regular C•rntomee fur aerostat
Years past: the Wthation is one of the best in London.
Letters edeirfeed for L. M. (poet paid), at No. 8, Itond-
court, aVAberiok, nil be dile attended I.
London, England, 1805-04-08

TO THE LADIES"
nAJAZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILATORY,
JUI foe removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS fruit' th^ FACE,
N. CK, AR MS, retc. giving, at the same time, a Circassian
witness transpareni to the Complex on.
Superfl .siis Hairs have, in all ages and countries, broncos'.
ti Ina highly derogatory to Female Dalletcy, and it reinah:ed
un *planted, that the Ladies df Egypt and other Eastern Na-
talia; he entirely exempt front this s ..urge of bcutts,
" fa/11111H in North. m donates. To Lady M. W. M—u'
gap..ke tins a' length indebted for the secret, procured frolt
a gamut friend dining her random, r,,,kry, where Itap
. the Ladies constantly woks vase .6f the above prepara-
tion .t the Baths Br the Men it is likewise eniph.yed to
roomier irregularities, and give uniformity to their Mustaches,
Jot Becommietidatien would snit, as hitherto' hare been
&and %inkiest to circulate a Depilatmv, the exclusive effwt
of wh-ch is ideal:lab aid pertnauelit, never causing the
,liehteet irritation to the mom delicate skin, del not the Pao-
poster feet it his duty to protect his bleat from the painful
'Rents of injurious and mercnive Compcsitions, whieli are
most of them futile attempts to imitate the above, and have
been ofE•red at the Pablic antler various names ACCOIII
modete Ladies ton distant for remind application, their or-
data by prim for a single Bottle, nr b:ger qu inti.y, 'will be
punctually executed to any part of Town or Country : such or-
ders, itielosi,,r the amount. aetheseed to Mrs. Knight, Nu 31,
King street, Holborn 5.0. doors from Holborn, where only in
Inure it will be sold, price .is bd. the Bottle. An abatement
of is in Six Bottles.

N. 8. Norte u Genuine 'init.; signed in the Proprietor's
hand•writing, to imitate whieli is felony.
London, England, 1805-04-08

TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS,

AND OTHERS. •
PARTNERSHIPS in MERCANTILE and
OfHER CONCERNS. Negotiated on a Plan of Con-
tidente and real Respectability,
By JOHN TOWNSEND,
Estate and Navigable Canal Office, No. 59, Cannon-street,
LONIJON,
Where reference can be immediately given to Parties having
at lawny mere or len considerable Sums t,f Money to eintsok
in MERCANTILE ESTABLISHMENTS, in TRADES or
MANUF ‘CrORIES ; also to SEVER AL PARTNER-
SHIPS in HOUSES of known RESPECTABILITY in
Various BRANCHES of TRADE; to Interests in Patents,
Mills. Collieries, and Public Works, as well as to a Variety of
RESPECTABLE SECURITES, in which Persona, having
morn or leas considerable Sums of Money at liberty, nary safely
and advantageously invest the same.
• • Po Cages, and other incidental Expellees, to be regularly
charged.

QTEEL's LAVENDER and HONEY WA-
TERS Nobility and Gentry are respetlfully in.
formed, these celebrated Perfumes contin.te on Sate at 2s Sit
and 41. 64. per Bottle, as usual, of the most apposed Quali-
ties, at Steel arid Meyer's, Lavender Water Merchants to Her
Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, No. 15, Catherine •
street, Strand. From the great demands marls by Merchants,
Captains et Ships, and other;, fur the.a articles to export, they
are intirmed they may be supplied from their extensive
'tack, with from one to 100 Grace at Two Days' metiers, and
that the lower Price, by the Grace only, is See. per Desert; the
Lavender, Ittls ' • the Honey Water, 311 s T. Meyer% celebrated
Dentifrice is told as usual at 2s. the Box, or 11. Is. per Doten,
the excellence of which is too well'known to need a repetition.

Familia residing In the Country, may have any quantit► of
Lavender sent them, by remitting a MOM or ardor for Payment
in torn.

FASHIONABLE AND EI.EGANT AR !IDLES OF
DRESS.
_ _

ROBINSON, MAntrfaaorer of the Imperial Liar
MA, Coil the thin ItMilli M WWII% (articles cominned of
silk and weenel, and which have the perfection of never tum-
bling), beg. leave to acriiiaint lades Of fashion that he iv now
fully supplied with those articles, both in black and coleuses;
but, in order to prevent imposition, he is compelled te caution
the almirets of this maou&aure reipecting the goody which
set ahewn theca at many places unilrr the above denornina
time, cotton being used in them as a cheap substitate for the
floe worsted, whereas nothing but the elastic quelits or the
worsted will resist the I.ressdre, and prevent that tumbled
appe.rence which so soon thew! itself in the spurious things
a wiled to. _ .

Moussisi ;Animate/1y atttnied to, few wh.ch
pose antiunion hu evvv article of either culito elegance,
including u.e inipenal lushes, Italian naus4ni„ cin.noe soft
honebateciv, eannet canabr.cs (which wash in enemas),
Charnberryl, Italian va,nett, patent crap=e, kr. etc Sc
No. 11, Henrietta-street, Covent garden.
London, England, 1805-04-08

BE ?ARTICULAR AS TO THE HOUSE.

PATENT 111EDS1Faik AND TABLES, SOFA BEDS,
CHAIR BLUS, AND EVERY OTHER KIND.
THE 03IGINAL HOUSE AND INVENTOR.
uUTLEIt's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet
Waal-soots and Manufactory, No. 13 and 14, Cattle
rite street. A large assortment of articles of the newest, neat-
est, and Toll ceeoneniical Fashions, of well seasoned Mate-
tell, excellent Workmanship, with several Improvements.
BUTLER respectfully relies on the good discernment of
the Public, that they will see through the paltry devices and in-
sinuations opposed to him and counterfeiting his articles It rs
well known that BUTLER has two Patents, one for Tables,
the other for Bedsteads; the principle of the first is applicable
to almost all Kinds of Tables, anti is allowed to be a great im-
provement ; it renders them more contenhet for Houses, and
much more leviable. The principle of the other is woolicabie
to most kinds of Redheads, as Four Peet, Tent, Sofa, and
Chair 11,xls, which latter am singulerle tesefed in Sickness, and
each, when shut up, makes a handsome piece of furnitu.e for
a Sitting-room, Dressing-room. Jr:. The Four Post and Tent
Beds go together in all parts with brass, and are fixed with
much east without the help of tools or tacks, or nails in Ms
furniture, and are very portable. Particular kinds of the above,
adapted for Gentlemen of the Army And Navy, and limit CIL
mates, also portable Chairs, etc.
BUTLF.R's Patent Manufactures have been graciously pa.
tronised by the King, Queen,and Royal Family,and honoured
by order. from iiiimbe s of the Nobility and Gentry, and have
been highs v ipprolred of in the East and West Indies; the ines
rut of the Articles has thus met with favourable encouragement,
and for which he returns grateful acknowledgments, and Cannot
but notice the kind Offices of some others, who fix up large
Sig.', Beanie, with BUTLER's name inscribed, which may
help also to promote his Buainess ; or, should it be designed
otherwise, he, by the permnsiouref Providence, manufactures
and tells his Superior Four-post and other Beds, excellent
Dining Tables, and Cabinet Articles as above, namely, Ca-
, thorinesereet, eight Doors from the Strand, a Brick front
Home, where lie ha constructed seseral Tnois and Machine
for WArking thi: same, and has otherwise been at coinidetable
/spittle., to being theta to that utility awl ilares sip 4artion
at which they n..w are At the same piece My be bad every
artiele for coraMetcly Furnishing Noises.
' N. B Far Ezpartaben.
•

,ra-
London, England, 1805-04-08

TO be SOLD, a thorough bred HORSE*
entire (his Pedigree with the Groom), but Five Tears
Old, and perfectly sound. Has never got a Mare, and stands
perfectly quiet with strange Horses in a Stable without stalls.
He was bred in Ireland, and will be able to carry Fourteen
Stone with the fleetest Fox Hounds next Season. The
Owner leaves town immediately, and has a jonrney of upwards
of WO Miles to travel, which is the only reason he parts with
him. Price 100 Guineas.

Ako a r.legraph G:g, has ran but Two Months, in perfect
order, with Tandem Harness, and brii,hal in the .ewes& stile
of fashion. Pries 60 Guineas.
Enquire at Mooritouse, Stables, Piresdiliv.
London, England, 1805-04-08

TO be LEFT, FURNISHED, war BOND-
STREY:T, the UPPER PART of a GENTLEMAN.'
HOUSE, in art of the Streets leading from New Rond.btreet,
for a term of Four or Six Months, consisfiur of front and
back Drawing•rooinz, Four Iled.runinei, Garrets, with other
conveniences, including Kitchen, 8:e.
Apply to Mr. Hauling, 36, St. Jamie:a Street.
London, England, 1805-06-05

,The CICOA-Tess COFFEE H.:.;:st was lig/ited up
in the same manner.
Booot e. Ctva House --•G. R. and a brilliant
diammd in the centre ; a crown over, and a cane.
rated festoon underneath.
Josimaron and Co. Gun Makers.--G. R. festoon
over, and a crown in the centre.
BONI) STREET.
Oascrav and Co. Cabinet Mtkers; G. R. a
Crown betsve..a„ and a rich festoon.
London, England, 1805-06-05

ricCADI:.I.I%

Huar and Sos, card-makers.—A titilliaist star,
with G. R. it each side.

Haanir,corit-manufacturer.--Tbe windows of the
first Root, richly ornamented with variegated lamps.
Swais and Co. whip-ntakers.—G. K. alia star
in the centre.
London, England, 1805-06-05

CLERKENWELT, SLcSfr.,:. S.

I..rwts LISLIZ •_.eiatt an Order of Filiation ar!
Maintenance of an illegitimate Male Child, mad.!
by two Magistrates, for the payment of five %hii-
lings weekly, to the Overseers of the Poor of St.
Giles's in the Fields.

The Appellant in this cans pleaded, that the
mother, Hanrasb Howard, was a milrries: woman ;
and she stated, upon her oath, iii Conn, that her
child was not more than nine months old ; that she
had not seen her husband for the space of three
years ; and that Letlie, the Appellant, was the tette
and only father of her child ; and OA), with other
.wimesses, proved that she had been in the habit of
meeting the Appellant at diff:rent times and places,
and that he bad offered her money, when she was
pregnant, to induce her to swear the child to Om
mat,. But, in support of the order, it was incumbent
to prove the non-access of the husband, which could
not be done, although every exertion had been made
to find him, or get such an account of his death, as
would be admitted legal evidence; and the Over.
seen tailing in this proof, the sessic,ns quashed the
ord-r, considering the child legitimate.
The husband, if alive, may now have his reme-
dy by an aillion for C.im. Con.

Bazan.—There being no Court of Aldermen
yesterday, the I.ORO M•YOR, atter inspeling the
returns, ordered it to continue at the present price.
, On Friday evening, twn watermen, of Graves-
end, picked up the drowned body of Mr. Foar.—
On Sunday, aLnut one o'clock in the afternoon, his
b.iat was found by a Gentleman', pleasure boat,
with the mast standing.
London, England, 1805-06-05

TUNBRIDGE WELLS.

--
The beauty of the weather attrans great numbers
of fashionables to the Wells ; never, at this time,
were there known so many. Almost every house I.
lett, and not a day passes without the arrival of se-
veral families. A very full season is expefted, and,
preparatory to it, the parade has been much im-
proved. The Baths are ♦isited by numbers, and
the elegant rooms which are fitted up over them,
will command a delightful view of the beauteous
and lovely groups which wander over the heath, or
trip along the parade, to taste of the spring which
hublsles on so charmingly at its feet. 'the don 7
keys are all in reeaisition, and, as they stand ready
saddlA, bedecked with baize, afford much sport to
the passengers. A large rum is now expending on
the London road, which will be of great benefit
to
tke Wells ; and the noble seat that Burrow is ereft-
ing r.t Qtrtrrr Hill, already attraes much of the com
pany to admire its Gothic architeaure, and the
boundless prospcfts that are stretched beneath Its
feet.
Among the last arrivals are, the Earl and Coun-
tess of GtAseow, Lord Viscount HAR num: and
Lady, Sir J. B. BURGES, Lady LAWSON. Mr. and
Mrs. Kmatcumms, Messrs. THdLLUSSONS, LOSN•
tNGTON, FAWKES, LLOYD, RANDALL% HOLT, and
Davis; Col. BEATSON, Messrs. HILTON, ANCIAH,
hurts, &c. &e.
The new Master of the Ceremonies is just arriv-
ed, and, tinder his auspices, there is no doubt that
there will be a joyous and pleasant season. A new
and excellent band of music is expeaed from town
dela week, which will contribute much to enliven
the Wells.
London, England, 1805-06-05

CHEAPMDE

C, EVENT: and with the Crown in the
centre carapuled of brilliant lamps.

NEWGATE STREET.

PA ra vex, Tin-plate Worker.—This was the most
splendid illumination in that part of th.l town, and
irttendel over the whole front of the house, forming
a triumphal arch, surmounted with the Imperial
Crown, in the centre G. K. underneath a diamond,
and each si.le a wreath. In the centre of the bite
stood projecting from the house a flower-pot, richly
ornamented with brilliant lamps, standing on a pe-
' dental of green lamps, and containing an oak tree
thickly Lung with lamps. Toe whole diplaying
a blaze of light, dm:tinguishable truth CheapsiJe
to Holborn Hill.

ASTLEY'S AMPItITHRATIZ was extremely !mil-
li:lnt ; in the centre was a star, bu r t .1 by a
crown, and the letters G. It. At each end WAS a
star, and festoons of variegated lamps.
'I ROYAL Clncrs had -a
star in the centre, and
the 'setters G. R. in coloured Limps.
London, England, 1805-06-05

LUDGATE HILL.

BLADIS —The letters G. R. in brilliant lamps,
surmounted by the imperial Crown in an embossed
transparency, ornamented with cut glass, in imita-
tion of diamonds and rubies, and enriched by stars
of the same kind.
Re, nett. and Co. Jewellers.•—ln the centre G. R.
separmed by a diamond of brilliant lamps ; an..:
undetneath a festoon of the same; at top a Crown,
enriched with variegated lamps, and a sltperb star
on each side, with a wreath of the same under each.

WI I K INSOY, Gun-maker.--A Crow 4, bupport c
by G. T.. in splendid lamps.

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH YARD

NsAse and B*tt.ty.—An Impefial Crown of
great sire, with a star of parti-coloured lamps. and
festoon underneath on each side; in the centre G. It.
divided by another festoon of the same.

P►LLLT and Giceem.--G. R. of a superior mag-
nitude, composed of most brilliant lamps, and sepa-
rated by a diamond of the same; at each side a must
superb star highly enriched with coloured lamps,
the whole surmounted by an Imperial Crown of a
peculiarly elegant shape; the whole tnalcirg a most
appearance.
London, England, 1805-06-05

ILLUMINATIONS.

RING% Tllt. Tlltr.—A very rich star, with •
crown over it, at each side G IL the te:.cle inclosed
by two columns of variegated Limps capped with
diamonds underneath a very rich festoon.
Titcarar-ROYAL, Dauav-Lasa.—ln the center
of the rnseathis.le, and sliltmrro k entwined, was dis-
ylaycd a superb crown, with G. R. on each side;
the whole sarrotulded by wreaths of laurel, tied
with purple ribbon, and composed of a variety of
brilliant and variegated lamps, embossed with gold
leaf; which gave it a magnificent effr
CoVLNT GARDLh.—Over the portico, in sow-
s:met, a blaze of usic and elegance was displayed.
A brilliant star in the centre, surmounted by the

crown, on each side G. R. and at each extremity .1
splendid urn; the whole int:rtpersed oitli festoons
varbluiedWedups, and burg .. SOM
HAVNI*I.I:Ii.C.TH —G. R. with a star be-
tween, surmounted with a crown.
cici,:sr.:?. STREET.
Bat Tull Correa HOUSE.—A bpl4:ndia Star aid*
festoon slung the balcony.
TALI. MALI.
Tea UNION CIA.' Hot i. displayed the `nowt
brilliant illumination we have witnessed in any part
of the town. Over the projetting porch was raised
a superb arch, which contained a most beautiful
star, composed of various colourel lamps, G. R. at
either side, and at the top an extremely rich crown.
A fettnon of lamps hung along the balcony. the dif-
ferent sweeps of which were furnished with wreaths
of green lamps; the whole making a most elegant
appearance. t.
GLOBS INSUIll•NCI OrTICE.—G. R. surmounted
with a cmwn, and the balcony edgeu with Limps.
Frszw trait, Confatiuucr.—G. it. and 4 orison

1~

I!

ri at top, with a handsome feetoon along the balcony.
WARD. Cu ln• —G. R. and a cruwa above.
CX)1.111, Si►k Mercer.—G. K. and a crown be-
tween.
ST. JAMES'S STREET.
BaooatesCt.vaHut:sc u as veryelegintlyligl.ted
up ; G. R. and a star in the centre. over which was
a ri-h crown ; a isotopia of yarinated lamps along
bakm.y.
h•s_

I\ . •
London, England, 1805-06-05

CITY

MAtisioN-House.—The front was divided into
three square pannels. In the centre was displayed
a brilliant crown, with a star underneath ; in the
other patine. G. 1:. surrounded by wreaths of
The whole composed of a multiplicity of
brilliant lamps, and making a most dazzling and
splendid appearance.
One of the neatest, if not the most conspicuous,
displays of taste, was at tha Minerva Office, Leaden-
hall-street :—The initials G. R. in beautifully-
variegated lamps, suspending the motto " Cod
preserve the King," encircled by smaller lamps,
which had the appearance of diamonds. equally ex-
cited and gratified the curiosity of the public.
London, England, 1805-06-05

NOVELTIES IN DRESS

ROBINSON, OBINSON. No. I2,HENRIE ETA-STREET,
COVENT GARDEN, begs leave to 3'.i.1.3:111 to Ladies
of Fashion, that he has just fin.shed t variety of entirely new
devices in his so much admired figured Ratan Sarmets, with
many other novehics in his rich iffirell and l!alian Muslin.;
amides rotnposed d silk and worsted, and witich have the
perfection of never tumbling; aud, in acids ion to his guld,
bilver, and plain Imperial Nets, Opera N‘ii, &C. &c. many
new productions tor Rail Dresses, which, he doubts not, will
Le pronounced equally elegant with the novelhes he has here-
tofore introduced.
N B Particular attention to Family Mourning, as tunal.

NEW MUSIC,
Puhliehed by GOULDING, PHIPPS, D'ALMAINC, and Ca.
No. 117, New Mond-street, and N. 7, Weet•norlaud Atreet,
Dublin

r HE Favourite Comic Opera of THE SOL-
I DIM RETURN, new perforating with utile-mind •d
applaumi at the Thearre-Royal. Drury lane, composed and
arranged for the Piano-forte ay Mr. Hook, op. 108, price 84 ;
Practical Rules for Playing and Teaching the Piano-forts and
Cl-gan, with Observations on the Accornpao.inent and Per-
formance of Vocal Muiic. Lincevri,e, InOwmaion to
Teaelteco and Pu ids born Blind, by the late O. J. Cheese,
Organist of the Collegiate Church, Manchester; a new Eli-
riou, revived, corrected, awl improved, by J. mouse, Protestor
of Music, price Bit.; Twelve Dirt, for two Flageolets, coas-
pood in an easy style, by R. Smith, price 51.
London, England, 1805-06-05

TOMORROW.

...... .
TIUL• FIRST-DRAWNiII F.T TO-MORROW, TIM
SEVENTH DAY, L 2,500.
AND FIRS F-DRAWN ON TUESDAY, the 11th of
JUKE, L. 90,000.
FOUR DAYS TO Tit Ar.

Ttcxrrs a F 3, wahanted undrawn, will
c•.utwue on Sile, whilet any remain, at his truly ruminate
trines, No. 75, New Bond.strd,t, where the First
Ticket on the Snond Day of the pr: sent I.ottery, No. 2,671,
entiticd to 1,014/1. was Sold and Regiitered and the T.cket,
No 6,143, a Prize of 5;1001. in the last Lottery, was also
sold oi one Quarter, one Eighth, and tut Sixteenth Shares.
Prize to any Amount paid 411 Demand, ur exchanged for
undrawn Tickets and Shams.

A CAUTION.
HERE are particles of Metal, the arpzarance
T r,f Gold, found in Coals, but, as opposite to gold, as
Stalicitahire or any other Coals are to the he.t Nuwea,tte
Coals. lithe Public doubt this amiettiou, a trifling quantity
will console Inch that mat riniy the pocket and the furniture
I,ilfzr, hut the comfort of a goal fire hist.—Niqn, Fanittlaes opt
tire utreir ix slag sinirrtort.

vibe best NRWCASTIF. COALS that come to London
are Sold b' HARRISON and C... London Sea Coal Coro-
any SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, HOLBORN, on the
•
meat Cellos imetible, and the Measure warrauted.

LADIES.
LADIES are often in want of TEMPORARY
SUMS of MONEY, and know no place where they
may be supplied with that oicrecy requisite to their condition,
and where no advantage will be taken of their inexperience in
flintters of business; it Is presumed that at the Discount
I ffice, 93, Norton-street, Partlarul.street ; or at Mr. Alexan-
der'', 5, Tower-myal, Watling-street; or at
the Agent's, 67,04 Bailey, Ludgateshill; they will meet with
the delicacy and file.ity they wish.
Ladies who require it may be waited on at their men hooves.
Those who hare money to lay out, may be taught how to am-
id./ it to the greatmt advantage. Multiplicity of business
rend, is it inspeteiblo to attend to any sus. under 1001. L.-niers
roust be post paid.
London, England, 1805-06-05

HAY-MARKET.

Eon, Gnn-Maker.—G. K. ; and the balcony
richly edged with various coloured lamps.

STR %ND.

NfIIIIDLLTON, POCiCi:i3;;;CN'Talcer.—G. R. ; 2
variegate.l crown. and diamonds, abovo very bril-
liant and tasteful. with an arch of diarnonds over
the door.
!hoot, Seal-entter.—G. R. in plain lamps; the
letters beAutifully formed.
London, England, 1805-06-05

ORIGINAL POETRY.

Sweet Echo! vocal nymph, whine mimic poet
Outvies the music of my Ariel% song ;
Oh ! will repeat the soft enchanting lay,
That gently steals the rasi►h'd soul away !
Shall sounds like these in circling air he test,
'Or in the stream of vulgar noises lost!
Ye guatfan sylphs—•rho listen while she sings-wi
Bear the sweet accents on your rosy wings.
With studious care the fading notes retain,
Nor let that tuneful breath be spent in vsia!
Yet if too soon the transient pleasures ►ly,
A charm, more laiting, shall their loss ;
While harmony, and each attraflise grace,
Play in the fair proportion of her face.
llithere each soft air, engaging and serene,
Be its measure to the well•tuned mint within.
Alike her singing, and tier sitenee most,
Whose voice is music, and whose looks are lose.
1303.

The last arrivals at Cheltenham are—
Lady Clsnbrook, Lady Cohinit, Hon. M. Wyne,
5 pfnccr It Wynn, Sir J. Methuen roars, Culnael and M,s.
Itoles, Coioncl Chiuppini, Capcgin G. Wal.tc.l.l„
Sliscian-„ Mr and Mrs. l'ar.nis, Mr. and MA Wainwright,
Mr, and Mrs Map:lronic, M.. and Mrs F.annata.
The Dnebess of Ito ; auttois set off for Brighton
with the Duke, whose indisposition prevented his
Grace from attending the birth-Jay yesterday.
Princess I sots las tfrom Poland, was t:, have
been presented at Clutt yesterday. but was pro.
ratted, by indisposition. Her Highness had a 1110S1
Hepatic dress prepared.
The Duke and Duchess of DEVONSHIRE, and the
Earl attd Countess of Ft lEWILLt SW, attended t`.e
nuptials of their fair kinswoman, Lady Caaouns
I.A N 1
Fashionable report states, that Viscount HAM ?-
DEN will shortly receive the fair hand of Miss
BROWNE, sister to Lady WEDDERBURNIS•
Last night, the Tragedy of PI:/1/73 was perform•
ed at Drury-lane Theatre, and followed by the
Farce of The Virgin Unmated. Mr. B•NNISTER,
in Cospee, and Mrs. JORDAN, in Mess Luey, called
forth thunders of applause, from the s laughter-
loving' part of the audience.
The Duchess of MARLBOROUGH will have a very
Grand Rout, on Wednesday, Juno 19.
There was a superb ball at the Castle, at Brigh-
ton, last night, in honour of His MAJESTY'S Birth

Day.
Lord Hot taNn gave a grand dinner yesterday
to the Marquis of D-,,00 t. As, Viscounts Mei aouaNE,
DMCCANNON, MORPETII. and Lord A. Ha u itvoit.
The Earl of M ace tor let o leaves to..va this day.
Yesterday being the anniversary of His MAJFAL
TY'S Birth-Day, the LoaJos armed schooner, which
is the head-quarters of the Harbour Marines, off
Greenwich, and guard-vessel over the foreigners in
the River shames, at one o'clo.:k dropped be:ow
the Tower, and fired a royal salute in honour of the
London, England, 1805-11-16

PATRICK'S NEW PATENT LA WPB, WITH SPIRAL

...
HORNEItS, AND CONIC %1..0 1.. VitiES.
• A FTEIt the numerous advertisements and hand.
LI. bills that have, within These two *ethos, years, appeored,
enrieemilig IMPROVED PATENT LAMPS, to born Com.
loon Od, &c. I 3121 aline the above Lamps may be Nougat to
be brought forward under a new name, merely as a trick in
trade, end, as such, enworthr of notice. To this I beg leave
to reply, flit such conduct I detest ; and pied•ge my word, as a
tradesinaii, that, on trial, they wiq be found to surpass every
tither Lamy, both in simplicity and utility; and, as a further
'lmola their superiority (Ploy having neither Rack, Wire, nr
Spoor: Wick holler,, I engage to keep them 11l repair twelve
mouths, gratis. To many of the Honourable Corporation of
Lu-don, I am well known, oi a Lamp Purveyor; and should
any of those Gentlemen do me the honor to inspeet the
above Lamps, ant feel inclined to purchase I,r their counting
hoover, warehouses, selle-rs Weds, ite they shall lie at liberty to
return them, after trial, shouW they not justify what I have
advanced in their favour. In full confidence of their sups.
riority, I p0rn0..., sidling oily rein iini.og stock of Rack Lamps
at their ()Aline C,llt.—Te be had only at Patrick'. Lamp Ma.
nufactnry and 0.1 Warehouses, No. 94, Neergate.strost.
London, England, 1805-11-16

Pai,ta, at the vet? 'salient that he liakigiveaticraltatt
lemn SMOIIIII4III to roped it; anti, tiy theme violent prOodedoigt,
tecceedel is turroutiling an•d cutting off a part tits troops
which I had ordered to take a potitinn on the D auntie :in,l the
lllrg and, finally, in comp•'lling them to turrettler, after a
brave retiitance.
" A proclamation, no lett furious than any to which the
ilrearifill 'wind of the French Revolution gave birth, wits itowd,
in miler to animate the French army to the highest pitch of
courage.

I.tl the intoxication of success, or the unhallowed and
iniquitous spirit of revenge, a3state the foe: cello and firm, I
stand iii the midst of twenty five millions of people, who are
.'ear to my Ite.irt, and to ms family. I have a claim upon
their love; fur I desire their happiness. I have a claim upon
their assistance; for whatever tlusy venture fur the Throne,
they venture for themselves, their ow •1 families., their poiteri
ty, their own happiness and tranquillity, and fur the prmervs•
tion of all that is sacred and dear to them.

" With fortitude the Athtriai Mnimichy arose front every
storm which menaced it during the preceding centinici. Its
intrinsic vigour is still undecayed. There still exist. in t!,i,
breast of thwe good and loyal mint, for whose propciity and
tranquillity I combat, that anti,:nt pat.iutic vird, which n
ready to make every sacrifice,, and to dam every thing, to sate
inted be savvil—•lteir throne and their independence, the
national honour, and the national poising ity.
" Front this spirit of patriotism on the part of my sebjefts,

I expel, with a proud and tranquil confidence, every thing
that is great and good; but, above all things, unanimity, and a
quick, firm, and courageous co-operation in every measure that
shall be ordered, to keep the rapid strides of thin enemy off
from our frontier, until tin.e iiiimernui arid poweifal auxilia-
res can at, which my exalt ~41 ally, the Emperor of Ruin,,
and miter rowers, who have formerly and recently expmenced
the Minns or the Emperor of France, have ile,tineil to comeJt
for tie? Jibe, tins of Etraile, arid the security of thrones and of
nationi. Success will nat forsake a just cause for ever ; and the
unanimity oldie Sovereigns, the proud manly cnurag-, and
the conscious strength of their penple, will soon obliterate the
fir.t disasters. P. ice will tiouridi again ; sod, iu my love, lay
gratitude, rani their own prosperity, my faithful 1111!ki,,C14 will
find a full cemimusation for every sacriiroa which I ion oldig •:1
to require for their own preservation."
In the name, and at the express command of the
Emperor and King,
FRANCIS Count S kl! R AU.

Vienna, Oct. n,
London, England, 1805-11-16

WA 7'il. rA'TELL!UEN .

ittatsvoi: no, %or. 14.
The Pl4O sloop eiiie tip from St. Helen's,
and went .o the Motherbink this morning, where
she se as put under quarantine for hating hid corn-
intinica,ion with an American ship. Eight AMerican
ships also went to the Motherbank, and were
pot qoarantine, agreeably to the late order in
Council.
Arrived the Siandard, of 64 guns, from the Downs;
and the Flamer gun-ves;el, from a cruise.
Sadcd the &Wire' sloop, with the Dona, "Mon,
Prbeen, rem, and lier.-c/01Te trmylorts, for Cork ;
the Ate,liwo, frigate is appointed convoy for the
West Indies.—Wind Easterly.
Came into harbour the Harpv sloop.
PLYMOUTH, NOY. 13.
Sailed the Teigemerth East India packet, for Lon-
don; Oi pia and ilenta frigates, on a cruize.

DARTMOUTH. NOY. 12.

Since my last, arrived the si:s.sertsa, Hillman,
from Newport ; Duchess of Somerset, Jetford, from
ditto ; Edward, Adams, from ditto ; Eqdrartsur.
Hayden, from Bridgewater ; Star, Randal, from
Bristol.

Sailed His Majesty's ship Plata, on a cruise; Li-
dethe, Hardt,. Redbreast, :tad Steady, on ditto; and
BsMarra, tor Poule.

DRAG, NOV. 14.
Yesterday evening, the Craiser sloop of war, Capt.
Hariscombe, arrived in the Downs, from a cruise,
with a large French lugger pr var-er, her prize. In
shifting her hands, the Cruiser r down her boat,
in which was a Master's Mate and several English
sailors, and about twenty Frenchmen, all of whom
cll. drowned.

Sailed through the !)owns, the .V.,ffs tid, Sinclair,
t,r Jamaica; also several goo-brigs, tor Dover
Roads.

Art ired the It/q/1:0 gun-hr,f,„ from a cruise; and
remains in the Downs, wit!: the rest of the ships, as
:rite

CORK, NOV. 7.
Yesterday His Majesty's ship .Ilemeori Captain
Bti !)ar.r, at ived in ,n•r Itubour. lion. a cruise.

•eiclar Majesty's ship iffriraine,
Caps. flrot... Tautly, arrived in our harbour, from
fortr.la, wan about twenty sail of mrrchaistmen,
under convoy ; and, wrr are sorry to state, that the
accounts of the yeilon fever, in the West Indies,
brought by these I:,ips, are of a vi.ry •unfavoumble
nature. Abort fifty of die officers, and ship's com-
pany of the ie ;Awe. have died since she lent Tor-
tola, and her Capt. has had two attacks of the fever,
but is now perfealy recovered.
The entire of this fl...et have been put under qua-
rantine ; and se cannot sufficiently applaud the vi-
gi;ance and a&ivity di'played by those who have the
superintendence of the guar .ntine department.
Among the passengers in this fleet, we are happy
to announce the safe arrival of the Lady of the late
Lieutenant General hit Wiliiam Myers, and Major
Christopher Myers, respelling whose fate so many
contradiflory statements have appeared. They are
on board die Lay llartw.ni, but the quarantine re-
gulations have uot permitted them to land.
The affricairie had nearly 100 sail in charge leav-
ing Tortola, but the remainder were dispersed in
the heavy gales that then prevailed.
London, England, 1805-02-02

'tdopt anT decision either gray, before the subjen
.hould be regularly Wore him.
Lord Monsoon's Motion was then agreed to,
and the former Sheriffs, Rawlins and Cox, ordcred
w attend at the Bar vi the HJuse on 'Tuesday

next.
FORCE OF TtlE COUNTRY.
Mr. WINDHAM wished to be informed what
progress had been made towards the produaion of
the Papers he had moved for, respe&ing the state of
the Military Force of the Country?
The SECRETARY at WAR replied, that he
was nit at present prepared to answer the Right
Hon. Gentleman ; but that he would enquire, and
take care to inform him as soon as possible.

SPANISH PAPERS.
The CHANCELLOR. Of the EXCHEQUER
gave notice that it was his intention to lay upon
the Table the additional Papers relating to the nip-
Lure with Spain te-morrow, preparatory to the dis-
cussion of them, which stood for Thursday next.
Mr. ALLICANDLR brought up the Reports of the
two Bills fur imposing Duties on Land, Malt, &c.
&c. which were agreed to, and the Bills ordered to
be read a third time to-morrow.
He next brought up the Report of the Com-
mittee, on the expediency of repealing the present
Quarantine Laws, and substituting others in lieu of
them ; upon which a Bill was ordered to be brought
in upon them.
The Qualification Indemnity Bill was read a se-
cond time, and committed for to-morrow, to which
day the House Adjourned.
London, England, 1805-02-05

an old non-effective 60 gun ship; two ships of the line, ene
of 70, the other of 64 guns ; these had recently arrived from
the Colonies, were badly mannedoickly, and appeared by no
mean. effective ship.; of wary four frigates were a'so lying in
the Road, two adieu, were in good order, and appeared fully
ntanned; the other twn 1 understood were incomplete, sickly,
and wanting repairs; they had lately 'returned from the
Colonies

The Spanish force at the Carraccas,l understood, consisted of
two ships of 74 guns, about half manned, and were fitting, it
was said, merely to be carried round to Ferrol to be laid up ;
an 80 gun ship was repairing at the Carraecai, and to have a
third tier added to her.
The above was, as nearly as I ran recollect, the naval force at
Cadiz un the jilt of September ; and, as lac as niy observation
and elm eines led, there did not at that tune appear any thing
like a naval armament an foot. I have the honour to b-, &c.
(Signed) JOHN C. WHITE.