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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-06-11

NATIONAL DEIST, RF.VENUE, AND DISBUIt4E-

MENT.
In a few Days will be published.
THE REPORT of the COMMISSIONERS of
NAVAL, F.NQUI NY, with Explenatory Notre, and an
Appendix, containing select Extracts from the several Exami •
nations, and other important Documents upon whizia th,se
Reports are founded,...
.....

By JOHN IRVING MAXWELL,
Of the Holinurabie Society of the Inner Temple.
Noted for 11. D. Symonds, Paterno:rc• roor.
Where may be had, the F.•iir Fast Volumes o: the preceding
Work, entitled,
The ST )TE of the NATION with respect to its PUBLIC
FUNDED DEBT, REVENUE, and DISBURSEMEN f ;
comprised in the Reports of the Select Coll3.llltree on Finance,
appointed by the (louse of Commons to examine and stn.., the
total Amount of the Public Debts, and of the Interest and
Cha•gesattending the tame, to the pre ent time; psrtieulsris•'
icg the Receipts and Disbursements of all the Public Offices I
the Mimes of the Superior Officers and Clerks in each Depart.
ment ; their Salaries and Fees; together with the Amnuht of
whatever additional Pensions or Salaries they rzeeive loon
other Situations paid by the Public. 4 vide Syn. 11. Bt.
beards.

For • Character of the above Work, see Monthly Re•iew,
inly, 1796.-..C,itie.ll Ditto, Noveaocr, 1793.--Asalytical
Ditto, March, 1798.
London, England, 1805-04-23

No. 237„ PICCADILLY.
HARRISON and BROOKE, Stock Brokers,
and Licensed Lottery Ofice Keepers, 237, Piccadilly,
near the Haymarket, are selling TICKETS and SHARES in
a variety of Numbers, and on the most reasonable te!rns,
Ntariporl agreeable to Act of Parliament. Their Office has
been established uremia of Fifty Tears, and they can with
coi.fidence appeal to all who, during that period, have
acted business with them, for the ponctua'hty and honour
of their conduct ...Prises to any amount paid oil demand.
London, England, 1805-04-23

TO CORRESPOND EN

The Bill, intituled "The Excise Officers Remuneration
Bill," was never pnnted, and consequently is not known at
the King's Printing-Office.—The Educe believes it contains a
provision for the widows And families of meritorious Otheers

Zero must surely be awake, that the cue ttttal in his later,
to very common in the vicissitudes of human life.

This I)4)—ST. °mutes PAT.—W*IIW at the Public Offices.
London, England, 1805-04-23

EPPING FOREST.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A Brick-built Genteel COT rAGF, well adapted
for a Sporting Box, with Cia.ch House, siabl.% A.
tarp Garden, Orchard, and about Ton Aer is of Land (Copy-
hold), in a situation remarkably healrlir, and nn the mint
talented and romantic part of the For.-t, miss t'orteen miles
from 1.01131. Alcoa FREEHOLD ROOMY Hot7sE.,ino good
repairi with Coach House, arc. and large Garden, situate at
Cissalteet, Ike _ .

For Particulars inquire r, if by Letter, peit-pali) at No. 11,
Allston street, Markham, Surrey.

SALE BY AUCTION.

CAPITAT. PAINTINGS, BY THE LATE MOR I.IND,
WARD, AND OTHERS, LIBR ART OF A
FINE TONED SEVEN BARREL ORGAN, WITH
SIX STOPS AND PF.DALS, AND VA LU LEASE
OF NINETEEN YEARS AND A HALF.
By Mr. YOUNG,
On THURSDAY next, April 25, Iso. and Two. following
Days, upwards of 600 Lots, the Property drii SIT ER WO()D
BIDDULPH, retiring from Busmen, an 4 settling in Berl.
fordshire, at Eleven o'Clock each Day, without reserve, on
the Premises, near the Fishmongers' Alms Houses, in the
High..treet, Newington, Surrey.
On the has Day of Sale, at One &Clock, will be Sold,
rrHE VALUABLE LEASE, and unexpired
Term of Nineteen Years and a Half, at Midsuinii.er Day
nest, the Property 01j, Potts, retiring fr•im IllkhltlelB, winch
has been established upwards of Thirteen Yam, in the present
Line, and ',Will as above. The Library consists of 1,600
Volumes of Antipiitie, Hntorv' Poetry, Plats, and other
Sublets; and 1,600 Novels, chiefly modern Publications. The
whole neatly Bound, and Half bound in Calf, Sheep, &c. The
Taney Paper Ornaments are all of the newest pattern. Maps,
Stems, Viani,her, &c. suitable for any person wishing to
commence a Circulating Library. The whole will be Sold in
small Lou.
May be viewed till the time of Sale.
Enticulars may be had on the Premises ; Stock Exchange,
Bank, and Tunis Coffee house, Corning; Baptist Head,
Chaneury•lane; at the place of Sale; and Catalogues of Mr.
Young, Aur4ionetr and House Agent, No. 6, High street,
NlVilletoll Butts.
London, England, 1805-04-23

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become a general law ; even the most of those who
earned by their musical talents a comfortable sub-
sistence, have been obliged to deliver up their instru-
ments and to renounce the art. Neither the sere-
,riirmt, as Trey are denominated, nor their subjeas,
have any intercourse or connection with strangers;
the most rigid silence and Affretation of mystery have
been inculcated. with all the severities of military
discipline.
The anxious desire they have lately manifested, of
establishing a conneCtion with the Jews, appears to
proceed neither from religious nor political motives,
but the expetctation of obtaining loans from them.
They have, at least, not ya converted any Jews ;
and among their customs have borrowed none from
the Mosaic law but that of bathing.
Their military establishment is far beneath their
religious. It is possible that this association may
have originated in Bessarabia and Poland from re-
ligious motives; in this case, the remittances of spe-
cie from those countries might be easily accounted
for. No traces of any conneetion between them and
. the Freemasons, Illuminati, Rosicrucians, &c. have
been perceived.
The question seems therefore to be reduced to
this alternative, wheter the hidden spring which
moves this machine be the self-interest, ambition,
and caprice of a few individuals, or some jacobiLi-
cal motive. Nu proof of the latter exists, though
eight years ago the French were on the very spot.
conne&ion whatever, either by correspondence
or by personal interviews, has been discovered be.
tween them and the former French, German, and
Polish propaganda. however this might have beet
conjeetured a prisri ; and still less do their operations

__ any such a supposition.
It is not impossible that the plans of the so-called
Baron Frank, originating in religious fanaticism
and extravagancies, may be pursuei by his children
and relatives, with a view to screen themselves from
their creditors on the one hand, and to ensure a life
of ease and lordly sway on the other.
While the French occupied Offenbach, the rem.
nant of the Colony lived in a more retired manner
than before ; and this still continues to be the case.
Tile Jewish sea of Edom, which sent its invitations
so other synagogues from Dusseldorf and Duder-
stadt, and considered Joseph Frank as its head, has
again dwindled away. The historical and praaical
importance of such inquiries remains, nevertheless,
undiminished.
London, England, 1805-04-23

LARGE NEWCASTLE COALS.

FAMILIES coming to reside in London are in-
forme-I, that they maybe always -.implied on the shrines
Notioe eiss bi-ST fiILWCANCLA.COALS, so Terms
More moderate thanes), House :n London. The Quality and
Measure we vouch for, or mar •!wAy.. have ocular annon,tra-
time of. Frogs the mitensise Encouragement and Continuation
given be th first Farr.i!ie: in the Kincdoiry ever aisci. the Year
1190, is arroof of general Approbation HARRISON and
CO hays a Quantity of Large Coals for Rakers' Ovens,
elleakt and of greater Utility than any Thing they car, pur-
chase.

This Day w published, in Inlso, price Ten Guineas, boards,
►r HE TOPOGRAPHY of TROY, and its Vi-
may; illustrated and explained by Drawings and De-
-criptions. Dedicated, by Permission, to her Grace the Du•
chess of Devonshire.
by WILLIAM GELI., Esq.
Of Jesus College, M.A.F.A.S. anal late Fellow of Emmanuel

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College, Cambridge.
In the Work are given ♦3 coloured Plates, taken from accu-
rate Drawings made on the spot by the Autbor, and chiefly
engraved ►y Mr. Medland. Each Plate has its appropriate
Lotteopress diecriptvsn, in which every precaution has been
taittn,to render the subject intelligible to the Reader. The
Work la designed to alfoid an opportunity touch as have not
vi,ited the country, of (outline their eon opinions of the To-
pography of Homer. Thine Verses of the Iliad and Urlyasey
are cited, which deseribe, rw appear to describe, the particu:ar
Portion; or Motiumeots of the Treed. The Views consist of
det.re-sttoh of the whole Ciost of Phrygla from Antandros
in the Gulph of Adianiyunaia, to the Vale of Thymbm ou
the Ifellespont.
Printed fwr Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, No. 39,
London, England, 1805-04-23

RICH A RDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re-
spectfully acquaint the Public, that th- NEW STATE
LOTTERY commences thawing on the 13th of next Month
(May). The Scheme contains
2 Prises of L. 30,000 I 3 Prises of L. 11,000
2
And ether Pf WM, amounting is the shako to 000,0001.

TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by RICH AR OSOY,
GOODLUCK, and Co. CORNHILI, and CHARING-
CROSS, London.
An early Purchase is recommended, Tickets being now up-
wards of Three Pounds cheaper than at the commenceineut
of the late Lottery's Drawing.
London, England, 1805-08-10

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GLOUCESTER EI.EC T I 011...-FIII3T DAT.,
WEDNESDAY.
L9rtl A IL Somerset
Mr. Morris

• . . . 711
• . . . 74

DOWNSHIRt ELZCTIOPf. —State of the Poll.

FILID•T.
For Viicoom ectlerraitt
For I..‘eutenutt C.lmrN Maasle „ 43/
Majurnty . -44

SATVIDAY.
For Iroscount Cattlereagh . • • 611
Lieutegaut C..lonel Melvin , 57
Majoriq .

At Der's,. Assizes, which ended on Tuesday
last. Mr. IVeh on Bateman, a substantial farmer fff
Mugginton, in that county, was cone:Bed of as
assault on the person of the Rev. EDWARD WIL-
MOT. Seersod Ceeirep, a servant of the Defend-
ant, after the convirßion of his master, pleaded
gerPo to an indiament for a similar offence, fae
which Mr. BA ram A N was fined 101. and COOPER
51. It appeared in evidence that the Prosecutor,
with !is brother, :Nu. hotter WILMOT, Rat were
Minting over a fallow field of the Defendant Bala
man' t in the month of February last, when they were
met by the Deftndants, who accosted them with the
most abusive and opprobrious language, and after-
wards committed an assault on the Prosecutor. The
e trned Judge, an passing the sentence of the
Conn, observed, that chile was too much reason to
apprehend the offence was premeditated ; And It
was not even pretended that the gentlemen were do.
ing the least possih'. injury, but that the Defendant.
Bateman,. had suffered a morose temper to interrupt
them in their amusements, and to carry him to very
unwarrantable lengths ; that condua so von and
improper must be discountenanced; and that the
Defendant. Bateman, had, since his convidi-fur
thofight proper to apologise for, arii acknowledge,
his offence ; that his humiliation CASIC too late. and
tha: he should have shown an earlier contsition.
London, England, 1805-02-21

REMARIARL7 RICH WHIRL.
I•••• Pries d.. 420.10“ & • 3,000
3. • • •

Sec he. Am. -
TICKETS and SHARES will continue on Sale
whilst aoy rentvln, at DRUMMOND.; Office, No. 63,
etutum, where Ne, 5,434, a Prize of 5001. was sold and
regmtered on the Second Dav of Drawing.
A. Drummond recommends an mar Purchase, as vary few
'rickets ore left as band. The Contractort, much to their
credit, have engaged to provide the Dam Keepers with them
4% long es they have any left.
The Eighth Dart Drawing will ha on Tuesday next. and
the Vast-drawn Ticket entitled to 25,0001.
London, England, 1805-02-21

employed yesterday morning, were suet► as to merit
my Most hearty approbation and thanks. Nothing
could possibly have surpassed it, and in that light
I beg you will represent it to the Commander in
Chief.

1 feel myself, in a particular manner, indebted to
Captain Raban, of the artillery, and Captain Wood,
of the engineers, for their ready cooperation and
advice, during the whole of the service. Lieutenant
Hay, of the artillery, is fully entitled to my nolic:,
for the effectual manner in which he diredted the fire
of the twelve-pounders in the rear of the column ;
as likewise is my Adjutant, Lieutenant ‘lanby, for
his alivity in conveying my orders. 1.0 the whole
of the commissioned, non-commissioned officers

and privates, Europeans and natives belonging to
the ordnance department, my best thanks are most
fully due.
I beg you will likewise state to His Excellency,
that the precision, gallantry, and ailivity, with
which my instructions to Major Doveton were cat-
Tied into effeFl by the 3d Regiment of Cavalry,
reflex the highest credit on the whole of this
valuable corps ; the only thing I have to lament, is
the heavy loss they have sustained.
The European Commissioned Officers of the Na-
tive Infantry, from the able manner in which they
commanded their respeElive divisions, were not less
entitled to my warmest encomiums than the Native
Commissioned, Non-commissioned Officers, and
privates are, for their attention and implicit obedi-
ence observed by them throughout the whole of the
attack. In these terms I beg leave to represent the
behaviour of the companies of the Bth and 83th Re-
giments, and, you may confidently assure Hi; Ex-
cellency, that no troops whatever would have be-
haved better in a similar situation.

I have only further to add, that nothing could be
better managed, or more gallantly performed, than
the blowing open the gates of Rampoora, by Ser-
jeant 01.augblen, and the party of European Ar-
tillery attached to the leading l 2 pounder.
I have the honour to be, Sir, your most obedient
humble servant, P. Dolt.

Lieut.• Col. commanding a Detachmen
from the Grand Army.

Camp Rampoora, May 17, 11504.

IRTURN OF [ILIAD WOUNOIRD AT TIC 114-
SAULT OF TIC TORT Of RAIIIPOORA, ON THE
16-r el MAY, 1804.
Tor* I.—.. Europeans Wounded; on,t Lieutenant, cne Cor•
poral, one Gunner, one Matrons.
Nat.'s.; Killed--Two Hairdders, one Naik, nine Sepovs.
Natives Wounded—Two Joinders, four Nevadan, one

latiggehirtrfour Sorra, eleven La cars.
Six' horses killed, and eighteen wounded.
London, England, 1805-02-21

(1 SCOTT returns his most grater's) aeknow-
n....n . Least:lents to his Friends and the Public foe the kind
Patronage he has received, and thinks it his Duty to inform
them, that the TICKETS for the GRAND STATE LOT
TER Y (now drawing) aro nearly all sold; therefore, to pre-
vent disappointment, be recommends an immediate application
at his old eistalvislied 'fortunate Office, No. 75, New Bond-
street, where he will cui;tinue sailing Tickets and Shares, war-
ranted undrawn, whilst say remain.
Tire unprecedented demand for Tickets and Shares is obvious
to the in.:attest capacisy, the Wheel containing one Prize of
25.0.01 three of 10.00‘11. three of 5,0001. four of lAhlOl. siz
besides numerous tted.'s, &c. ac. &c.
The Eighth Day's Drawing wail he on Tuesday next. •
London, England, 1805-08-17

lEERFUI. VILLA. NEAR IA
SURREY.

COURT.

T--....—..
0 be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRAC T, by
Mr. SMITH, a select CUPYHOLD alki small part
FREEHOLD ESTATE, 16 miles from Hyde tirk, four novo
Kingston, and two vides from Hampton Court, at Mir 01,4!,,
in the county of Surrey. the property of R. BENT, Ei. who
it changing hit coutitcy residence, w tit airy tied:harlot,"
lofty handsonie dining MON, ZiU fe+t by 2Z a dewing fOO,ll
by 19, morning morn, gentleman's parlour hail, numerous
closets and water eloset, attacherl And detached (Aces of evert
description, supplied with excellent water, sUud.ng for lux
.earrings, stabliug for seven horses, handmme lawn, beautiful
pleasure and 'lower gardens, shrubbery walks, and lie:OS/not
prime fruit trees, extensive kitchen garden, *feta d, poet's
peach houses, grapery, green house, handmine apprAich
seteen of flourishing shrubs and fruit trees in full perham..
, with a leasehold pood.rek of fatty-six WM in front, farming
altogether a most desirable property for a large geatedfanuly •
To be viewed, and further. particulars known with hale*
only, Waco may be had of Mr. Smith, No. 64 known,

CAPITAL MANSION, PADDOCKS, AND PLEA3:AIItr
GROUNDS, SHEEN, NEAR RICHNIONISPAIth..
TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CON I'RACT, by
sminr, a spacious o!egant RESIDENCE.
no a beautiful lawn, seven miles from Hyde Park Corner, at
Sheen, in the county of Surrey, the late resublime and promo/
of Charles Bowles, Esq. The mansion forms an excelleut
dem strudture, suitable for a family ofdistinetioo, and c0at.11,4
lofty hed-ehambers and chewing rooms of good singsertioosi
noble entranceihall, geonsetritial stair-case, arid aerie of p'ra
cipal apartments, lb feet high, with rich statuary marble chim-
ney-pieces, ornamental eirlands, and windows to the Hoes
ini:luding a driving room, 30 test by 20, draw mg. mum Sa boa
by 24, music room 2.2 feet square, library 24 first by 12,154 a
morning worn 30 feet by ae, superbly finished, awoman&ie;
• variety nt beautiful prosp.aits, with attached and deiscl.4
taiga of every description, completely adapted to the emir"
nunt> paved coach yard, eseelleutetahling fur t,aenty
stotanig for four carriages, farm yard, barn, granary, sort iel
out-buildings, productive kitclion gentians, wallol, end stocked
wish prime ( uit trees, melon ground, ice-house, spacarue & -
cove, grotto, hermitage, and delightful shrubbery wales,
cry, green.and Inn-ill:Mil:14 elegant 1311111, grove, and plant."
ilia,ros.d with infinite ta.te, slid rich paddocks arlpitnirri
containing altogether 20 acres, horning tuts of the most
gam freishoSl properties near the metropolis.
To be viewed on Wednesitays and Fridays, between
use
hours of eleven and three, with tickets may, which mac
hail, and farther particulars kinitau, ..at Mr. Small, No. C-.
!Snead-street, Royal Rachange.

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LONIMN by GEUILUIE DAIVIUSON, Nu da,
Wych %maw. St. etenteutss, aid published by .14154tH
RYDEit, at the Ulfice. No. lA, Hoek of St. t.:1.411..":0`
Church, Strew,. where 1 Wert fe• w, Ate. 4 row Vvc°
eit hottialy attended Po

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London, England, 1805-08-17

Thai Dsy is published, handsomely ',Mime in t Vols. 111.0.
embellished with maw., Plates,tiri in boards, ts.
E DESCRIPTIVEEXCURSIONS "Eliß OUCH
SOUTH WALES and MONNIQUTIISHIRE, during
the Summer Months of the Years 113.4, 1301, Ind 2, 1103,
and 1104. By E. DONOV AN„
Author of the Illu,trations of British Zeologv, in '2O Vs's Sze.
hold by itivingtosit, St P 4111.• Chuich•vard ; White, Fleet
street; Faulder, New Rood street; Walltsmt, Strand amid
liatchard, Piccadilly.
••• 'chit publication, besides combining a variety of otigi•
entesta' g, amid useful informat.on; a Criti,al Enquiry
into the aticteat and present History of the Country ; the
and Arts, the Cu,bms,
Biographical
and Opiatons of ih
Intents ; New graphieal Anisedores of distingushal Charac-
ter, and other otteresting particulars; it is presumed, will be
found to embrace a more accurate and copious account of the
Natural 11. story and Antiquities of those parts of the Cambrian
Principality of whirh it profesies to treat, than his hitherto sp.
peered under any form berme the public. The embAliihnients
are numerous ; consisting of Th rtrone Plates, eugraveti to a
sup prior style of accuracy and elegance from etitiniel drawing
made by the Author upon the spot, and are iirs'ined to exhibit
the more entioetit points of beautiful and Romantic Scenery,
Geological Peculiarities of the Country, Memorials of Ants.
quity, and various other ()him% of general Curiutty, that are u
,present imperfeEtlysknown, or which pare escaped the Observe,
lions of former Writers. A select number of Caine+ have the
Plates worked off In. VolotirS, and finely tinted its onnaoun of
the original Drawings, price, in boards, 31. 10s.
Of the above.mentioned )Isokullers may be bad, by the
same Author,
The NATURAL HISTORIIS of BRITISH BIRDS, IN
sects, amid SHELLS, with Zoloured PLATES, in Twenty
Volumes, Royal Octavo, price in boards, 321. .ss.

EAST-INDLI lATELLIGENCE.

CALCUTTA GAZETTF. EXTRAORDIP
witliasoct, Fay. 6, 1805.
London, England, 1805-08-28

MIL LIII\C.f3TEieI VISIT
FAMILY. 70 THE ROYAL

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On die I eth. Mr. LANCASTER arrived at Wey-
mouth. On the 19th, be was introduced to the
Viso, as he alighted from his horse. by Gamut
CARIWSIORT. 1111SKINOrserived 14r. Lea C•STIR
with much affability and condescension. and con‘
mentioning that he had some books which be wished
the honour of prearistmg I His MAJ trey replied. he
would receive them with touch pleasure.
Irorosdia ely after. the Royal commands were
left at the lintel for Mr. Laocalres to wait opoo
the Kum, as the Lodge, at half pint two o'clock.
He at ended accordingly ; and was immediately
ih-en into an apartment. in which he found the
Lao. Quaint. and the Pottocusts The Bum
asked him many qeestions ing his school in
London, and after detsilinrgesrearious modes of
instruffion. he informer His MAJESTY that. if be
pleave i, he conid establish schools in the country for
10,000 poor children. On which be immediately
ailed his !loyal patronage and support. as did the
121:11111 and TeSt of the FAMILY. The Kunz gave
1001 the Query. Mi.; the Princesses ELizs assn.
MART, SOPRIA. and AMELIA, and the Doke of
KENT, lot. each, as we mentioned yesterday. All
these sums to be annual.
The interview was of a most gratifying nature,
and the many honourable espresnons of Royal es-
teem and condescensions, mach as Mr LASCASTEIII
can never forget. ;.e has every reason to beiive it
was ovally gratifying to the ICilseh and she rest of
the Roy seise. The interview lasted from
half pan two to four o'clock. The Keno. Questo,
end Psiscessrs, accepted Mr. Lase arrea's books
from his own hands. The Quests did him the he-
wer to say she would read leere immediately. but
His MAJESTY eaid he 7red he could not just
immediately have that sure ea account of his
Tv. but expressed that patient pious resignation to
Divine dispensations of Providence which so strong-
ly marks his Royal charades, and endears him so
much to his subjects.

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Yesterday, between two and three o'clock, Vis-
ennui Cssrtaaaace, Lord MULOR AVE, General
PR" Mr. PITT, and Mr. Lova, went down the
river from the Wooden-►tairs, Old Palace-yard, in
one of Sir Stowe Sstirn's new invented vessels.
air Stover arrived soon after in a post,:haise, at
the Woodeo•stairs, dressed in trowsers, with a gun
in his hand, and followed them with all possible
speed, in a wherry, to make experiments.
Votrtiriass.--ln addition to the lest of nerena-
rin which our gallant defenders have been required
to provide themselves with, to complete their mac cit-
ing order, there is one ankle, which it is extremely
requisite every Volunteer should be possessed of, s%
it may etatet ialiy connibute to his ease sad com'ott.
It will readily be understood, that we allude to a
Titket or Share in the rick Lottery, which hegiss
drawing next Month, and no where, in our opinion,
COUld nurnerotts Capitol Prices it contains be
seers happily bestowed, than in rewarding those
bho have so nobly stepped forward in defence of
heir cows!).
London, England, 1805-02-26

DUNCAN'S ANNALS.

This Day is published, in One Vuhome, Ilvo. with a rate,
price 9'. in Boards'
A NNALS of MEDICINE, for the Year 1803 ;
A F.shilsitiing a concise- View of the latent and moot im-
portant Discoveries in Medicine, and Medical Philosophy.
By ANDREW DUNCAN, Sfnior, M D.
And ANDREW DUNCAN, lun. M D.

P.llows of the Rnyal College of Phy.iriane of ilinhurel.. ,
Printed for 801 l and Rradfute, Fdinhureh ; and a,.14 in
London by John Murray; and in Dublin by Gilbert and
Holm.
Of whom may be had, complete Set. in II Veils. or any Vo-
lume separate.

WILSON ON FtVERS•
This Day is published, in 4 Volt !Ivo. price 11. 16s. in hointi,
a new Edition ni
ATREATISE on FEBRILE DISEASES, in-
cludinc Intermittinc, Reinittine, and continued Frees;
In'larninations, Hemorrhages and the ?miliaria, its which air
attempt is male to present, at one view, whatever, in the pre-
sent State of Welkin', it is requisite fru the Physician to
know, respecting the Symoloms, Centre, and Cure of those
Diseases; with Experimental Ei.ays, on certain Febrile Symp-
toms, on the Nature of Inflammation, and on the Manner in
which Opium and Tobacco act on the hying Animal Body.
By A. PHILIPS WILSON, M D. F.R S. Ed.
Fellow of the Royal Colege of Physician% Edinburgh.
Either nt the Volumes in Ay be had separate, price 9s. each,
in bnauk.

Pubhilted by Cadell and Davie'. Strand; John Murray,
IFl,et.street ; Cmsby and CO Stationers curt, Ludgate. hill ;
Crown.eoure, Prince: street; Cox, Borough, Lon-
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Dublin.
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AN ANATOMIOAL ATLAS.

On Monday, the Gth of April, will be pWl;liahed, No. I. prin!cd
in Royal Octant, of
A COMPLETE SERIES of PLATES,
Zl, trek. ~f the ANATOMY of the HUMAK sour,
telmiert and engraved from the m ',moved Wo. ka. or trim
Original and Accurate Drawings. With conetie Explanstbinv.
• The whose carefully arranged, corrected, and su,,erintended,
Ply ROAFRT HOOFER, M D.
Reg; 'ent Phy4eLait ro the St. Marr•la bonne Infirmary, &c. &e.
. .

The object of this public.isjon iS to or:sent the Student with
such useful representations of toe different parts of the Mullin
body, u shalt enable him not only to acquire a perfect know •
lake of their relative situation, but Msu of their fortu and ini-
tiate etng:tere. :t may be consul dud la fact as an ANA-
TOMICAL ATLAS. intended to supply him with such in-
formation as maps sod views afford the geographer and hi to-
run. Toe expensive Plates of Albinos. Caldron, Cheselden.
truiltsliaiik, Fisher, Hunter, Lotter, Meyer, Sandinitt, Scat's,
Vic D' Aser, Walter,W • isberg. Zinn,and many iitherm,h sye betn
car-fully *opted or diminished, where their accuracy could he
dcpensied upon and where res.-Quite could not be had to works
of undoubtari authority, faithful dressings have been nude from
the best anatonhcal praparatiritl, selected from the museums of
distinguished anatomists, mid from the authni's own colloct lon.
The plates are snrammed by young artists of consider.ible indus-
try and talent, and in many In-tunes it will be found that
they not only exceed the origings both lu beauty and correct.
nets, but ate superior to any that have yet been encrusted
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By ROBERT HOOPER. MD

Fellow of the and Medical Societies, Rositlimt
Physician tei the St Marv-U.6,one !Miriam , dec. atc.
_ .

Printed for John Murray, No. se, Fleet-street London ; IleU
and Bradfute, Edinburgh; and Gilbert and Hodges, Mblen.
The Above Work presents to the Student a Useful Anatomi-
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sy in which he will find,
1. A short but socnrAte deseri;.tion of the different pacts of
the Human Body, and their functions.
S. An enumeratiOn of the I),sea es to which those parts
are sublet, and the various opeiAtioiss'of Surgery that are per.
firmed on the Human Boi'y.
3. The method of preparing the various parts of the Rode,
to exhibit their Su ucture iii a Healthy and Diseased State, as
far as our present knowledge will enable tls
•. A Glossary, or Explanation of the principal Terms used
in that Science.

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at the College of Surgeon., the Medical Hoard, the I i.ird ur
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Surgeon or Surgeon's Mate for the Army or Na,., or the Ser-
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ROYAL rintiLr.

wear wool. tt, A uocsr 19.
ytiterday, after the ROYAL FAMILY returned
from church, they were confined to the 1.0,1 'e,
its
coniequence of an inceasant rain, which fell in the
afternoon and ditrirg the whole evening.
The Promenade Rooms were tolerably well tilled
with company. The Queea's Band and Doke of
Cum lIENLAN o's anended, by permission, and play-
ed alternately for the amusement of the company.
This morning, a little before seven o'clock, His
MAJESTY, in full uniform, accompanied Iv the
Oiike of REST, Generals FITZROY and CART-.
witiGHT, Count Muttsr ea, the lion. Mr. Vi t. tits,
and several other attendants, rode to Ridgway
Down:, and viewed a brigade of the troops exer-
cising; but His NifAitsxv was obliged to leave the
fiell in a short time, owing to a heavy rain which
came on. His NIA:CCTV was completely wet. It
conthwing to rain during the morning, His MA..
JLCTY did not go oa board the Royal Yacht as
iiitended.
The ROYAL FAMILY Will honour the Earl of
Dolicitarraa with a visit in the course of a few
days.
Great preparations are making for a grand fete to
be given shortly by Their NI AJCSTI is.
Fish is so scarce here this season, that some days
acne can be got fit for Their Ms.lrsr its table.
,Tais evening the Royal. FAMILY will honour
the Theatre with their presence, to see the Comedy
of The and the Entertainment of The Critt;e.
The following are the arrivals at the Royal Hotel :
liAnp of London and Mrs. Portfus, the Hon. Mr. Verney,
Cal. Teal and Mrs. Tea!, and Mr. Canning.
London, England, 1805-08-21

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

G ssssss No, Awn. 19.--Paoed by the Dubious, Nickni-
; and the Anna, Bell, from Christiana; Latorm, Fimete,
from Memel; Hope, Tate; Neptune, Smith; and the (load
punt, Jacobson, from Norway. Sailed the Fly, Kennedy, for
T dad; Lubec Packet, Wickham; and the Concordia,
Schuh, for Tutiiiiitoim.
London, England, 1805-08-26

the mistake was an unfortunate one ; 4•11 eitt anti
stances had occurred to produce it ; the Christian
name and sirname of General Dickson corres rind.
ing with the Defendar,•'s in the writ ; his speaking
Sc•lrh &c ; that Mr. Allen appeared
to aa with very great caution throutzhout the af-
fair ; that had he suffered General Dickson to
esc the, and he lia•1 proved to be the real Defen•lat:t,
lie would have made himself liable to the dsht of
4,5001. that General D had suffered no real injury,
having only been detained a few minutes through
a Tnistak... Wi'lll could 11,4 he avoide•l ; tha. to Or
minds of military min. and with their notions of
bo•i• au, this might see m a great in3ult, but to him-
self. and his friends at the Bar, it would appear
very difrirently ; that Lord E..ooss. the present
Ch tnc~lh r, writ once arrested by Mia ke, when At-
torney-General ; •• .1 that so far from considering it
an insuir, or brir7 • • hi, aeti,n, his Lordship has
frequently related t! a circnin•tance in his friends,
an I mentioned it w•r.l much good humour. The
Serjeant hnmourouslv animadverted on the impro-
per ref eAiuns which the Witnesses had thrown on the
person of the Defendant, Allen, aid observed, that
if Mr. A 11•11 W011:d wear h .fr-powder, and shave
every day, it wool I beautify him cuilsaderably. He
eorcluded with es pres,ing a confi fence that, in such
a c ice as this, where no real insult or provocation
had been intended, the damages would be merely
nominal.---VerdiS tor the Faintiff—Damages 2031.
-.e
London, England, 1805-08-26

'NAVAL INTELLIGENCL

PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 24.
Arrived the Et,yptienne, with provisions from W 4.
terford.

Sailed the f:c/itor gun-vessel, with the VIII, trans-
port, Captain Rowland, and a convoy for Wey-
mouth.—Wind Westetly, calm.
DEAL, AL:D. 24.
Failed the Eili,ar man of Well', Right Hon.
Admiral Lord Keith, to the Northward.

Arrived the Autumn and Diligence slops of war,
from a cruise; And L'Airgits sloop of war, with a
coact)), from Cork, which are sailed for the River ;
L'Aroist remains in the Downs, with the rest of the
ships as per last.—Wind W.N.W.

DOVER, AUGUST 23.

9 u'Clock, a. Iff.

We have not a single ship of war now riding in
these roads, in conseqtie ice of a strong N E. breeze,
which set in with last night's tide ; they have all
shaped their course for the Dowm. The morning
is rather clear, and we can pretty well discern the
French coast, which remains still quiet ; there is not
nne ship of war in sight, and only a few small craft.
The greater part of our squadron stationed along the
opposite shores of the enemy's coast have been
obliged to put into the Downs; the N.E. winds,
which have been so prevalent these s•nne days past,
not permitting them to remain with safety in that
quarter.
2 o'clock, p m.
The Ciorderfand yacht, belonging to the Honour.
able the Vast India Company, has just anchored in
these roads; she comes from the eastward, and brings
no intellige ce of any moment.
A sloop n! war has just p ,swd by, after a cruise
along the French coast, in her way to the Downs.
Eves y thing remains in stair qua on the opposite
side; there does not a pear to have been any recent
movement on the part of the enemy.
We aie in momentary ezpeetatinn of the arrival
of His Royal High: ess the Doke of York, who re-
viewed Cie tr'v ps stationed at Deat this day. His
Royal Highness is to insped the Brigade of this
distvicl to-morrow evening, on the heights about two
miles from the town, after which he will visit the
new fortifications, Ste.
6 e'Clork, p. so.
This town is in the greatest bustle and hurry at
this moment imaginable; the GI enadier Company
of the Nonhampton Regiment of Militia, preceded
by the regimental band, have just passed on their
way to the Ship Inn, where His Royal Highness the
Duke of York and suit are to dine.

His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief,
accompanied by Hit Koval Highness the Duke of
Cumberland, General Calvert, Colonel Brownrigg,
&c &c. reviewed the whole of the troops stationed
Along the coast, between Margate and this town; at
ItAtibwate, Sandwich, Deal, &c. &c.

P. S. I have kept my letter open until the latest
pps.oble moment, but Ms Royal llighne;s has not
yet All ived.
London, England, 1805-08-19

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON.
MONDAY. A 14113 T I rt.

The llambnrgh Mail due on Wednesday arrived
on Saturday, with letters and papers to the 10th
inscult. '1 hey contain several accounts of military
preparations upon the Continent. All officers in the
Austrian service absent ft om their regiments were
ordered to rejoin them tai or before the Scl instant.
A new levy of 60,000 men has been ordered in the
Russian Sates ; and a corps of 4-0,000 is forming
in Livonia, wl.vre it is supposed it will embark. A
squadron of eight sail of the line will leave Cron-
st:dt in the course rf the present month, to cruise
(according to sonic accounts) in the Baltic, but by
others stated to be intended to join the British squa•
&on in the North S,as.

dive on of Russian tmops Born the
Mack Sea, to the arn.,ent of 20,000 men, WAS VC-
p.EI,I in the Ad: iat c iog the List month.
Prus,ia is also b izi d in military preparations ;
and orders were lately issued for placing the medi-
cal rad' on the war estalishment.
Aa article tram W:rina, however, states, that
London, England, 1805-08-19

HAMBURG!, MAIL.

VIEIINA, JCI.Y 31.
Prom the military preparations carrying on here,
it is supposed that our Court is resolved to maintain
an armed neutrality. Our Ambassador at I .ondon,
Count Stalirembaz, will not receive the leave of
absence he had solicited, as his presence is now ne-
cessat y in Loudon.

CONSTANTINOPLE:, JULY 8.

We expen here yet y sooß from the Black Sea
severoi ships of w.or and transports, with troops on
hoard, destined fur Cod'''. The number cf these
troop is said to amount to more than 20,000.

DASTZIC, JULY 90.

We yesterday received intelligence that a corps
of Russian troops n•_rc on their march towards the
southern frontiers of Poland, and that they had
taken their way through a part of Austrian Poland.

ST. PLTERSIBLRGII, JULY :24.

he last accounts received from the Chamberlain
Novosiltaoil Announce that his Excellency will ar-
rive here in the course of next week.

The officers who h.►d obtained le.tve of absence,
and the regiments which are in Poland, and the
Gernun Provinces, have been recalled.
AMSTERDAM, AUGUST 6.

The troops embarked in the Texel are furnished
provisions for six months. Vice-Admiral de Win-
ter has brought the ships of war and transports oat
of its:, Nieuwe Diep. and drawn them up in two
lines, so that they make a very fine appearance.
London, England, 1805-07-06

FOURTI I ARTICLE.

That alter the said 10th day of January, 1716, and whilst
the said Henry Lurd Viscount Melville held and enjoyed the
5.11(1 office of Treasiirer of His Majesty's Navy, he the said
Henry Lord V !sconce did iniuduleiitly and illegally,
for the purpose of advantag • or interest to nimeen, or for ac-
quiring or obtainiiig prait or emolument therefrom, or for
some other carotid and ifletd purpose., and for purposes other
than navy sesvites, take and receive from the ;mole: money
placed in his name at ths Link of England, as Treasurer of
His Majesty'. Navy, the sum of 10,0001. or some other large
sin or sunas of money, and did fraudulently and illegally con-
vein and apply the same to Ina own use, ut to some other cor-
rupt and illegal purposes:
That during the time the said Alexander Trotter held and
enioyed thesaid office Of hvina.ler to the sadi Henry Lord
Viscount Melville as SiOs tad whilst the .0,1 !Ivory Lord
Viscount Melville held and enjoyed thecae, office of Tress Her
of His Majesty', Navy as aforesaid, he the said Alexander Trot-
ter kept with the said /teary Lord Vitcomit Metniila an ac
count current, entered M certain hooks of account, containing
entries of all the sten, paid and received by the said Alexander
Trotter en the account of tile said Henry Lord Viscount Niel-
ville„ and by agreement between the said Henry Lord Viscount
Melville and the said Alexander Trotter, bearing date the 111th
and 2e'd days of February, 1603. It is stated that they had er
ther mutually delivered up to each other, or resolved and agreed
mutually to cancel or destroy, all the voucher, or other memo-
randums and writings that at any time theretofore might have
existed, passed, or been interellauged between them relative to
the mid accourei, and the different items and Adidas of which
the said accounts wend composed er consisted: sod the said
books of account containing the said account current, together
with all vouchers or titer memorandums and winner m the
profession of the wills Alexander Trotter, and also of the said
Henry Lord Viscount Melville relative thereto, were burned
and destroyed by the said I lenry Lord ViscoMit Melsolle and
Trre ter acid tae said stipu'ation coma ned in the
said agreement for the said Henry Lord Viscount Melville and
Alexander Trotter mutually delivering uo to earth other, or
for mutually cancelling arid destroying all the said vouches or
other meniniondunis ur writing* relative to the said account,
WS• w entered idle; arid the said books of ACCOUIitS vouchers,
memorandums, and writings,were SO burned and destooyed,with
a view to cu*iceal and prevent the discovery of the several ad.
vaii,es of money made by the said Alexander Trotter to the said
!leery Lord Viscount Melville, anal of the several accounts or
enn.iderations for or upon which the same were so advameed.
All which conduct of the said Henry Lord Viscount Melville
w.ts, centrist y to the duty of his said office, a breach of the high
trust reposed in Inns, and a violation of the laws and statutes
of this realm, stud to the like evil example as aforesaid.
London, England, 1805-07-06

Te the PROPRIFTORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
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Ladi s an.t Gentlein-n,
Your most faithful and hornhlo
Chieviell, June 47. ,JAMES URMSTON.
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