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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-05-13

FORT-WARNED POI F-AR MED.

BEWARE of the Ides of March," said the
Rae !Inman Augur to Julius Cesar. " Beware of the
month of May," says every candid Physician ai Consornp-
live Patients, whose lungs, torn or inflamed by coughing
through the winter, begin now to suppurate, and will soon
hurry the poor victim to the grave Cs-tar's disrsigard of the
forms( caution cost him his life. We hope that the thought-
less, the ignorant. or the prejudiced, will not shot their cuts
to the voice of Reason, when she speaks in the most awful
tone. The following it a late instance of the astoniehlne .
sac, of Dr. WF.B.STF.R's ENGLISH DIET DRINK, la a.
case acknovrtedged by the Faculty to be hopeless I
"Joseph Joe, one of the pioneer eons of Mrs Hannah Jee,
of Watford, Dens, after long and severe attacks of • cone',
with violent rains in the side and head, was in the course of
tan ameba !storied on to the last hopeless stage of a cones.;.
lion. An abscess was formed in the lungs: the svlliquatisio
or melting sweats at night were almost incredible • the boy
was an reduced, that every prominent bone seemed restlyao
force its way through the thin skin, which scarcely covered it,
while the poor patient exhibited the ghastly appearanes of
death. Tu render his case more desperate, worms ant re. by
were no less painful and alarming than the effort* sf the das.
ease without. The Medical Genienien who encoded him,
hiving tried all the resources of regular practice in vain. la.d
having given him over, then assented t the Mother's wish to
give him a tledieine which, she had heard highly spoken of;
but, at the instant of permitting her to do so, they declared
cure to be absolutely impothiblsi. Shr then administered Dr.
wF.RSTER's ENGLISH DIET DRINK, and e,utinoeel
to do so regularly foe firm days : so the fifth morning, the child
breught up three pints of matter, and the same quantity next
day ; and continued to recov-r !With health, and plumpness,
till crew ,vmptorn was removed, the worms completely ex.
pellet, and the youth now in romension of perfect health.
The cure was deemed to appmach so nearly to a miracle. that
even one of the snedicil attendants cotisel scarcely believe Isis
own eyes, without feeling the restored boy to be satisfied thee,
he was Mesh and blood. These circumstances w-re testified
wed sebec,,hed by the mother, Hutneh ,lee, midwife, on the
Sth of April, 1130:i."
Many other cure., not only of Coesumptions, but of the
Scurvy, Scrophula, and various diseases ari.ing from impugn's.e
of the blond, or nervous weakness, are described in the Tbiad
Edition of Dr. Webster's popular Tre trim. on such complaints,
which may be had, as wet as the DIET DRINK, at the Pm.
prietors, Sire and Cs Kennington lane • Forbes, 49. i'Qukry g
Bacon and Co. 1.0), Oxford-street; Ward, MI, Habeas;
Uxlev mid Co. Ilaymaiket Midgtev, 49, Straws:, Howlet,,
98, Borough; Jordan, IS, Whitechapel ; and by, at lessen
one bodneller, or reap, - -
even rein eI town r

or respectable vender 41. pe. hiie useelicines-3
own tbe Unded Kin‘donl.
London, England, 1805-05-13

NPLXT SATURDAY.

rri DlSH.Conira ear for the present Lottery, re-
. spectfully acquaint; the Public that TICKS rs and
SHARES, we-anted Undrawn, may be had till Nine o'cluek
on SATURDAY morning next, when the SFCOND Day's
Drawing will b. gin.
AA, an order to accommodate those who, from a variety of
eierum.tances, may hare been prevented purchasing, he will
cmitinue to sell, at both his eld established Office.,
No. 4, CORN HILL, and 9, CH A RING CROSS,
Tickets and Shaw% until Nuts u'Clock on Saturday next, war-
ranted L'ndraws, at the following rites:
Ticket L 19 0 0
1-I.lf L 9 15 0 L.! 9 6
Quarter.. 4lO 0 `Sixteenth IS 0
Money for Primes aeon as drawn
London, England, 1805-05-13

By S. MAXEY.

Printed for Vernor and flood, Poultry ; and T. Rooney, Oh!
firoad-itreet. Likewive the second Edition of that niurh ad-
mired Pssturalt F,telle, superbly ornamented with Pl.tte...

This Day is published, in One Volume Bvo. price
boards,
CHARACTERISTIC ANECDOTES from the
iiisTußY of RUSSIA, with Notes, C.hronnbagical,
li.ographical, and Explanatory, forming a usefal manual or
Resiian llistaiy.
Translated from the French of the Councillor of State
Clausen. By R. LAmniqur.
t.o•tdon Printed a:.d sold by Thomas Oitell, No. 3, Are-
Maria-lane.

Tick lily is publi.hed, in One Value's Bro. price :s. in
board.,

TILE EFFECTS of CIVILISATION on the
PEOPLE in EUROPEAN STATES.

Ny CHARLES HALL, M.D.
London: Printed for the Author; and sold by Thomu
Osten. No. 9, Ave-ntaria-lane ; and C. Chapple, Pell-mall.

This Div is published, price 2i Cal.
WHO WANTS A GUINEA ? A Comedy,
in Five Acts, as performed at the Theatre Royal,
Covent Widen.
London, England, 1805-05-13

WAX AND TALLOW CANDLES, SOAP, AND GE-
NUINE SPERMACETI OIL.

MERCHANTS, FAMILIgS, and the
TRADE, are supplied with the above Article+, of the
beet Qinlily, on very arlyanugeoas Term.. at the Candle and
Srk, Warehowves IS4, Fleet wave', Lon,lnn.
London, England, 1805-05-13

igtertteTto Finformers.—Mr. Cramer, Piano Forte; Madame
Dusiek, Harp.
Limier of the Bind, Mr Weischell—Mr. bfortelari, to pre-
ride at the Piano Forte—Mr Harrington, Oboe—Mr. Monaani,
Flute—. Mr. B Loth, Vmharreello..Mr. Cu., Viola—Mr. An-
lasi, Double Bass

Tickets to he had of Madame Threeki, No. 55, Haymarket ;
and Signor Itighi, No. 63, Haymarket ; and at the principal
Mune Shops.

HE CREDITORS of LORD SPENCER
T STANLEY CHICHESTER are requested by them-
selves or their Artists, to meet en THURSDAY, the 16th Day
of MAY, at Six &Clock in the A ftertroon, at the CrUWO and
Anchor in the Strand, to receive Propoeu, interulcd—te be
Pied nn the Part of hi. Lordship and his Trustees, fur facilitating
and expediting the Liatridation and Discharge of their Debts.
FORSTER, COOKE, and FR F.RE,
Solicitors for Lord Spencer Chichester and the Trove,.

HALF-MOON...STREET, PICCADILLY
TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE
CONTRACT, the LEASE of a small contement
HOUSE, with the genteel Furniture.
To be viewed; au.l Partkulars luel of Mr. Sams Oenew, at
hie Auclion Room, Chsrlesoureet, Berkelev-soitare.
London, England, 1805-05-13

FOR THE RENkFIT OF MISS DUNCAN.
THEATRE ROT AL. DRURY LANE.
ON FRIDAY EVENING, May 17, Their
'taken s' Servants trill aft the Comedy of
KNOW YOUR- OWN MIND.
(Not &fled these three years.)
Millamour. Mr. Mien (being hW fun appearance in that
charafter) ; Dasharould, Mr Banni-ter ; Malvil, Mr. Palmer;
&grove, Mr. Powell ; Captain Rygrove, Mr. De C,amn Sir
John Millattiour. Mr. Packer; Sir Harry Luvewit, Mi. Hol-
land. Lady Itell, Mho Duncan; Lady Jane, Miss lifilon
(being their firstappincince in those charaiers); Mrs. ti,olll-
- Pope; Maw Neville, Mrs. Soadey.
lu the course of the Plat htvss Dulcet; will introduce (for
that night only) a SONG, accompanied by herself on the Harp.
After the Comedy, for the brat time this season, the favourite
Rae* of
THE SCOTCH GHOST1
Or, LITTLE FANNY'S LOVE.
With
A FARCE AND ENTERTAINMENTS,
As will be expressed he a future Advertiaenient.
Tickets to he hart of Plus Dianain, No. 13, Great Ritslll
Street, Corent ; and of M. insbrook,:it the. Box
Little Russell Street, where Plates an the Brows may tie taken.
London, England, 1805-05-13

PATENT BRIDLE, submitted to the Public, of
superior advaimiges. It comprises in its merits the power
of managing the hardest mouthed horse, and at the same ti nc
adds to his fashion, having the full force of a sorting* divr:st•
ed of its greet danger and inconvenience in bringin; the saddle
(toward. Its indite will be found, on trail, to ;moms all that
has been so lung wanted t 7 the army, the held, and on the
road, a.,d act: together tiri4Mand curbs withollt the ail of-a
curb-cheil.

permission of the Patentee, thev are sold by Mr !rich,
Sadler, No. G, asml by Mr. Kelly, No 159, St.aud,
at 11. Ss. each Lit.
London, England, 1805-05-13

JONES'S LAVENDER WATER, which, for
fragrance atid brilliancy, cannot be exceeded, ewidlnoes
to he sold at the Warehouse, opposite the Monument, in
large elegant bottles, at 21. hid. each, or 2ns. per dozen, ur
in ethyri at 4s. 104. and 41e. a price much lower than any
other maker in the kingdom. The former contain a quantity
nearly equal to i Ye ordinaryaltilling bottles, and the latter ales en.
Orders (by punt) to any extent, immediately executtd,
and forwarded to every part of the metropolis free of expellee.
Lavender Hill, Enfield.
London, England, 1805-05-13

After the Comedy a new Comic Sketch, written eniresely
for the occasion by Mr. Cherry, caned
ALL FOR. FAME!
Or, A PEEP AT THE TIMES.
To conclude with a Lyric Address, to be spoken and sung by
Mrs. Mountain..
Previous to the Address the favourite Air of " No, 'twos neither
• Shape nor Feature," will be sung by Mr. Fitssimmuns (his
first appearance on any Stage).
In the coarse of the Evening, Mrs. Mountain will sing the
Scots Bsliada of, " Denidd," and" The Tartan Make.' '
To 'leech will be adle4 (not oiled these three years) the
Comic Operoef
THE POOR SOLDIER.
Patrick (the Poor Soldier), far that night only, Mrs. WWll-
hies ; Pitney, Mr. Cooke; Darby, Mfhelletry ; Dermot, Mr.
Dignum; Father Luke, Mr. Lee; nacelle, Mr. Wessitser;
Bay, Master Tnlsely ; North, Min De amp (being her first
appearai.ce in that wafter); Kathleen, Mrs. Bland
The Second Aft of the Opera will commence with the fa-
'mane DANCE from THE CORSAIR, by Mrs. Sharp.
Tickets aura Places for the Bates may be bad of Mrs Moun-
tain, No. 49, Rathlsone Place; and of Mr. Fostwook, at the
Boa Office, in Little Russet-stress.
London, England, 1805-07-17

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED

Moses Wood, now or late of Dean.street, in the parish of
Saint Ann, in the city and liberty of Westminster, in the
enmity of Middlesex, tailor, (inns the 20th instant, to the
28th of August, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Thomas Geere and Joseph C idea, of Loose, in the county
of Kent, miller., front the 13th instant, to the 81st of August,
at ten, at Guildhall, London.

BANKRUPTS.
Joseph Willd, late of Raytoo, in the county of Lancaster,
dealer mid chaprnan, to surrender August 6,7, at ten, at
the Star Inn, in Manchester, in the said county, and 27, at
six, at the King's Arms Inn, in Lancaster Attorney:, Mean.
Kay and Renshaw, Manchester.
Charles Curzon, of Portsea, i■ the mints of Hants, shop-
keeper, dealer and Chapman, to surrender July 20, 25, and
Augu:t 27, at twelv.!, Guildhall, Lond in. Attorney, Mr.
Nand, Great Pre.ent-street, Goodman's-Gelds, London.
John Ayerst, of Wittersham, in the county of Kent, ma
merchant, dealer and Chapman, to surrender August 19, 15,
and 77, at eleven, at the Woolpack Inn, in the town of Ten-
terden, in the said county. Attorneys, Mr. Waterman, Ten-
toilers; anti Mr. R. Follett, Temple, London.
George Harrison, of Globe-street, irs the pan .h of St John,
Wapping, in the county of Middlesex, carpenter, builder,
dealer and Chapman, to surrender JO), 23, 27, and August 27,
at ten, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Thomas
Oastle-strowt, Falcinwsquare.
Yoh; David Albert be ‘tierre and James erosible, of Broad.
street C:ianstre,s, in the city of Londwis, nierehrsits, dealers,
chapmen, and co;tarto•r, to sorrencirr July 2C, 97, and
August 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Berry, Wel-
brook .

Jonathan Watson, of Manchester, in the roomy-palatine or
Lancaster, cotton swatter, dcakr and chaposan, t,, surrender
July 22, 30, and Aiiguat 27, at thole, at the Dog Tavern,
Manclitstrr. Attorneys, Messrs. Halstead and Ainsworth,
Manchester ; and Merin'. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry, London.
James Smith and Jeremiah Smith, hints now or late of the
Lordship of kitten, in the vaunts of the town of Kingston-
upon-Hull, potters and copartner*, to suireiol, July 13, 26,
and August 27, at twelve, at the Dog and Duck Tavern,
Kingston upon-Dull. Attu•tieys, Mr. I. k. Picard, Hull;
and Messrs Lowndes and Lambert, Red Li tttt •square, Landon.
Witham Benson, lite of Twickenham, in the county of
Middlesex, maltster, to surrender Jody .4, 30, and August
27, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs.
Blake and White, Essex-street, Strand.
London, England, 1805-07-17

and ingettity. Tbe. nntormlii of ta:efghts and
arilYtres was an objeft universally desired. This
%as been iccomplis:ied t this general scale was every
where introduced and ailoptcd, with unalloyed en-

t. On our sea-coasts new parts brive been cmi-
uructed, and in the interior new canals have been
cut, to facilitate the communication and the cot•
eeyance of goods; the canals of Castile are nearly
completed. In Biscay, Castile, the kingdorn of
Valencia, Catalonia, Estrernadurs, and many other
parts, where the traveller formerly discovered
scarcely any thing but precipices and maribes, new
roads have been formed. These important labours
have been attended with two-fold ailvantar,es t they.
have urnrd communications, and have afforded a
livelihood to thousands of poor, who must else hire
perished of famine in this unfortunate year.

" A new tariff of duties has appeared,in which go-
vernment has guarded against those abuses which
commonly insinuate themselves into this land of im-
posts. It is grouridel on the essential principles, to
favour agriculture, to demand no more of commerce
than is necessary for facilitating the commun'ca-
lions. and to impose no heavier burthens on the
carrying trade, then are supposed to be adequate
to the injury sustained. Agricultere, which was
always honoured and respected in Spain, has received
constant encouragement and support. The Direc-
tors of the Garden of Plants have undertaken the
publication of a Journal of Agi ;culture, which is
gratuitnu,ly distributed among the farriers."
London, England, 1805-07-17

LAUD V. TUVE:NAV aid LLOYD.

This was an w!tiots of trover and conv,rsion.
Mr. EISKINC, for the Plaintiff, stated, that this
*affirm was brought more for the purpose of beating
dawn the practice of surreptitious claims for sal-
vage, thin any compensation its damages w:tich the
party might recover. He admitted the utility of
granting a compensation, by way of salvage, to
persons who risque their lives to preserve ship-
wrecked property ; but he strongly condemned the
praerice of too mach alacrity on the part of ma-
riners, in claiming salvage for that which was n'tt
inst. tie then stated, that the Plaintiff was the
Master of the Bellow; armed ship, under the Board
of N ii-niraltY, sad the Defendants were drud7,em-n,
at Sheern_.“. rii, ship ;!1 question was lying at
anchor in the Note of Sheerness, v..!.c0 :: came
1 to blow so hard, she was obliges to slip bar cable
ant run into Sheerness ; the roli ,win' day the
Plaintiff hired a boat and men, at a considerable et -
pence, to weigh the anchor, to which a buoy had
been previonsly fixed, in :a der to mat: where it lay ;
bo: whet, they went to the spot, they found the an-
chor and ca'sle were gone ; the .Defendants having
in the interim come up in their fish;ng smacks and
carried them away to Chatham. Upon api lic.tion
to the Deferatou. they ' *eft. ied to give up
the anch.sr and cable until they should receive
a certain allowance for salver. In the ?Ivan
tima they had also cat up the cable in two
lengths ; and, for the recovery or the 'Anchor, and
the damage snstairsed in the cable. this Etion was
bmnebt.
These falls were stated in evidence, but it further
appering. that the storm Was very considerable ;
and that the R-Yeas had been a whole day and night
out of sight of her anchor, and also that the Cap-
tain had, upon application, admitted the claim of
salvage ;
Lord Et.Lesgozoecti thought it would be
stretching the polio too far to say these persons were
not 'nth' id to salvage; it might diminish too muids
that al tcrity among this class of people which
was so very necessary for the safety of vessels....
If the ship in question had been is sight. of
her anchor the whole time, he would have consi-
dered it in impudent claim, and wsull by no means
encourage such ; but the was quie out of sight
of it, and a whole night might have Intervened;
the Defendants therefore were cermiply entitled to
some comdensatton for their trouble. Utson the
whole, his Lordship advised that a Juror 3::ott:d be
withdrawn, and that the Defendants should give
back the anchor and cable.
This was accordingly done, and the Jury was dis-
charged from giving any verdisl.
London, England, 1805-05-25

ARTICLES OF THE PEACE.

Cecinas Battey, Esq. exhibited articles of the
peace against Lord Reay ; from which it appeared,
that the latter was a near relative of the Complain-
ant, a respedtable merchant, in the City. Lord
Reay had frequently declared, that he would beat,
assault, and otherwise abuse the Complainant; and
one day, as he was walking down Bond-street, his
Larchhip came up to him, and shook his cane over
his head, threatening, at the same time, to heat
him ; at another time, he met him at the Opera-
house, when he repeated the like threats ; and, some
short time after, when he was in company with a
hrge party of Nobility and Gentry, at Mr. Dupre's,
in f)cvonshire-street, Hanover.square, while he was
playing cards, Lord Reay came in, and looked at him
with a very menacing aspea ; and, when cards were
over, he followed him from room to room, and, in
the sequel, violently assaulted hint by a blow in the
nose ; which so much exasperated the Complainant,
that he struck Lord Reay with his stick, and he
advanced to return the blow, when they were pre-
vented by the company present. He was, therefore,
afraid the said I .ord Reay intended him some griev-
ous bodily harm.
He then swore, in the usual form, that it was
net through any malicious view that he had exhibit-
ed those articles, but to prevent Lord Reay from in-
juring his person.
HABEAS CORMS.

Mr. Ds At SI ER E moved for a writ of Mites Cor-,
Hsu, to bring the bodies of Eliza Bland Smith, and
Anna Maria Smith, infants, respedively of the ages
of eleven and seven years, before the Court, in or
der that they might be delivered over to the custody
of their father, on whose behalf the application was
made, and who was their proper guardian.
He stated, that Mrs. Anne Smith, the mother of
the children in question, having been very extrava-
hant, a separation took place between her and her
usband, upon which he allowed her 2001. per an-
num. At that time, the children, along with their
brother, were at school ; and, while he was absent
in Guernsey, the mother obtained possession of the
two girls, and carried them to America, without his
knowledge or consent. She brought them back
again—and, according as he sought them in one
place, she removed them to another : he at last found
them out at Uxbridge; but she immediately took
them from thence ; and, though he has repeatedly
applied to have them, she as constantly refused to
give them up. He further stated, that the lady
lived at present at a very considerable expence. She
kept a handsome carriage, and had lodgings at five
guineas a week ; it was not, therefore, to be sup-
lused she could, out of the income which he al-
owed her, do all this, and give his daughters that
education which they were entitled to.
Lord Ettrmattsenrcit—g. Mr. Dampiere, we can
only grant you a liaLeas Corpus to bring them into
Court. We cannot at once deliver them over to the
custody of durfather. Take your ran.) shew cause."
London, England, 1805-05-25

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NJP,AL lATELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, MAT 23.

Nothing arrived or sailed this d ty ; only titre.: of
the trrirpottsi which sailed vest..rday, under convoy
of the 7 i is,nph avd Leila, that were rdered to return
to Spithead, have yet. arrived.—Wind L•'.
DEAL. MAY 23.

Came down from Sheerness, his fvfajesty's ship
Csmltelrnt, and remains in the Downs, with the
Afonarch, threcht, and Diomede men of war ; Alert
and L'Uoile sloops of war ; Zebra, Volcano, Dever
twits, Yes:mitts, and Discovery bombs ; and several
gan.brigs. The brig Attire, of Sunderland, Tho-
mas Wihon, after deliver ing her cargo of coals, is
comely wrecked on Deal Beach.

LA IV.

COURT 011. KING'S BENCtL. NVLSTMINiT6It, MAT 24.

THE ICING v. 0•01... E• ESQ.

The Defendant in t'.is care, wh,l was an Officer
In the impress service, was convi..:l"d at the last as-
sizes for Oorsetshire, of an assatta upon a person
of the name of Browne, and was brought up this
day for judgment.
The Prosecution was carried on by the Corpora-
tion of Poole ; and it appeared that Browne, who
was a civil officer, went, by virtue of a writ, to ar-
rest a young man of nineteen years of age, who
was in the custody of the Defendant, having been
impressed by him. On the arrival of Browne, the
Defendant contrived to get him between two doors ;
where he threatened to cut off his new, and thrust
six inches of his sword into his guts ; in the mean
time, the young man made his c:cifie cut of a win-
dow.
In mitigation of punishment, the affidavit of the
Defendant stated, that he by no means meant to
violate the law in the part lie had taken, but he had
been frequently imposed upon by false writs, and
false warrants, by which he had lost several men ;
end conceiving this also was intended to be an im-
position upon him, he had pursued such measures
as he thought would prevent the arrest.
The Court ordered him to be committed, and
brought up again on the last day of term.
London, England, 1805-05-22

HOUSE U 7 COMMONS.

The Limerick Road Bill was reported, and ordered to be en
cri.nstri
Mr Sr;eant RE!IT gave notice, that on Monday next he
would move for Msve in bring in a Bill to amend the Act of the
4th of G. o. II rinh:ering .1 limners of Me:nb rs ..f pie
I anent in relation to their being exempted from Arreita fir
Debt.
On the Oder of the Day for the third reading of the
Sill for the better supply of Market Town, in Ireland with
water:

Sir GEORGE. HILI. opposed it, on the ground, that it would
bay., a p opt. anon, and subject litany persons to rates who
did i.ot staid is need of such accommodation. He •hoeld
make no obj.ction if the 'wavy ex pence wa► to fall exclusively
on thus* who wished fur it ; but, considering that It would be
burtheimeme as well as unnecemary in general, lvt moved that
the Bill be read a third time this day three months.
Mr. Barnard, and Sir William Burrows, spoke in favniir of
the Bill ; and Mr. French, Sir Win. blfurd, and Mr. Nl.Nagh-
ten, against it.
Mr. FOS IFR considered the measure to be of con-
siderable importance, and such as should not be h-stilt'
adopted, as a general act, meant only for local advantage, might
ultimately tend to the embarrassment of the whok country.
Heshould therefore recommend it to the Hon. Baronet (Sir
' C. 11:11) to withdraw his Motion, for the purpose of postpon-
ing the third readmit to that day fortnight, when Geot.a.
meal might be better prepared to understand it.
To this Mr. M‘Nachten .d.jected—that in the course es' a
fortnight many Irish Mendpos would have occasion to r. turn
: awl, after some desultory culiverration, the House divi-
ded on Mr. Foratet's amendment.

For it 29.—Ageinst it 27.—Majority 2,
The Bia wu then ordered to be reed a third time on this day
fortnight.
The Irish Customs and Excise Ell was read a second time,
and ordcred to be c ,ininitted to mnriow.

Mr. itrobs, from the Exchequer, presentA an account of
the applisatma of the grants trr naval services, from the year
1201 to the 'atest peried.—Ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. M I'HEWS mor,xl the second read Use of the Gen*
ral T mnitc,B-1, which, alter a few obsere.mons fnon Sir R.
ro I and Mr. HART, was J greed to, and the Rill or•
der.:d to be committer* to-moron.
London, England, 1805-07-10

IMPRISONMENT OP CAPTAIN WRIGHT.

Mr. WINDHAM adverted to a subjea which
he had before brought under the consideration of
the House; he meant that of Captain AVright, of
His Majesty's navy, taken while sailing on the high
seas, and tyrannically imprisoned by crier of the
Emperor of France. The most material point to
consider was, whether there were any circumstances
in this to distinguish it from other cases of captures
made at sea ? He had already described the situa-
tion of Capt. Wright at that time, ailing iii the
way of his lawful oecupation according to the at-
know'eJged rules of Belligerent Nations. The
French Emperor, ho..vever, it seemed, suspeded
that he had been previously employed in send-
ing enemies to the present government upon
the coast cf Fiance. Captain Wright was
examined upon this point ; and, though threatened
with all the severe penalties of refusal, he aged, as
even a British officer of less ',ilk would have done,
in declining to give any answer. Ever since that
time the gallant Officer was detained as a close puss
soner, cut off from the use of pen, ins, paper, and
every thing else that might tend to alleviate his suf-
ferings. He was sorry that a renowned Officer
(Sir Sydney Smith) was not then pie era, to whom
he could appeal for a description of the nature of
London, England, 1805-07-10

At a 11. mercrts meeting of the Corporat;oe of
Carpenters, held in Dublin, on Thursday last, be-
ing Put)lie Quarter Day, the freedom of that Guild
teas presented to Lieutenant Yen, and to be pre-
sented to him in a box of Heart of Oak, for his late
gallant condua.

_ _ _ —ion has been as yet made
from Government to the Stock Exchange, of the
doy on which the Gentlemen, composing the several
Lists, are to wait upon thc Minister, to offer terms
for the ensuing Lottery. It is, however, under-
stood, that this day, at half past eleven o'clock, will
he the time of lauckfing. The following are the
Lists of Bidders already declared :
Mr. T
Mr T. Cope,
Messrs. H.nslel, IVlavo and Cape),
MeArs. GICITCA and Bio.ni.ter,
MMUS. To wsood and saw-well.
Statement of the qiuntity of Strang Beer brewed
in London by the first twelve Houses, from the
sth July, 1801, to the sth July, 1805.
fialciay and Ralt,ns 1.4,500 Bartels
Rrad, and Co 156,700
Tru.nan,Hanbury, and Co 125,400
Wrotbread and Co
. _

official

Shun, Cootbe, and Co
F Calvert and Ca
Goodwyn and Co.
J. Calvert and Co 46,•00
Elliott and Co 45,100
Cox and Co
Clowes and Co $4,1i.00
ley and Co

Gram A• 4 Tnerres.—Last Monday Evening this
Theatre, which now seems to become quite fashion-
able, was very respeCtable, not only as to the au-
dience, but also as to the performance. The Musi-
cal Piece, represented first, though rather ton short,
ha'. nevertheless, some very hamourous scenes,
which are interesting even to those that do not tit •
der,tand the language; and, Master FKEDIIII ICk
ticatevs.a, who personitie4 the Sehoc/nvister, has
gives; us a new Specimen of his comicralents. TI e
Farce, entitled The Diceoreet, in Two ACII, is a
very entertaining Piece, and we can only wish that
the Manager would provide his audience with books
of each play, both in German and English, 41 it
then would be the means of shewing to those who
are unacquainted with the language, why those that
understand the language laugh and clap their
bands.
The audience at the Rov at. Clare, were again
highly gratified with the New National spedacie of
The Feueth of Jane; or, Maros Boy—which made
i.s second appearance last night, at this Theatre.
The story is full of animation, and the situations
create a strong impression —the last of which is
particularly felt from the Prison Scene, between
Mrs. Roster' and MONTI:10M ERY, in Kato C peter*
and Samba ; and their escape is happily rife:fed.—
The Songs and Chorusses throughout are excellent
and the one in particnlar, given by MN. Sire* A es
in Coptern, is ia the first stile of execution and taste,
and loudly applauded. The bearing up of the
Lit Leore, and the whole of the engagement, wotts
the storming of the Fort, Ike. are admirably
con.
duffed, and display much of superior mechanic in-
vention. The unanimous arprohation of a very
crowded house setlicieney evinces how strong an
aiditienal attrattion this Piece will prove, to the
titan
jormae of
gal si,ttraegengut ,c2te
Haskoladmirettatad Edqeu
The _VvdTde.
London, England, 1805-01-12

WATERFORD, JANU/12.T 7.

On Friday last, we received an account that the
dwelling-house. furniture, offices, corns and hay, be-
longing to Richard Usher, Esq. of Cappth, in this
county, were maliciously einsurred by fire, on the
night of the Ist instant. We did not then consider
the account as sufficiently authenticated to warrant
the insertion, and, therefore, declined communicat-
ing it.to the publie.until we could obtain more par-
ticular information. We have since made minute
enquiries on the subjeft ; and feel much satisfadion
in being enabled to state, that the dwelling-house
ani furniture have not received the slightest in-
jury s the out-offices, however, have been consumed;
and, with regret, we add, that two horses and three
cows were burned to death, and two cows so much
injured by the fire, that they are not expaled to re-
cover. A large rick of turf, and some corn, were
likewise destroyed. We have heard various causes
assigned fir the perpetration of this nefarious sal
but, until better informed, we most decline insert-
ing them. We are firmly persuaded. tint such dis-
graceful outrages as have been late too often
committed, originate from a desire of compelling
armorer to abandon farms they have taken, or to
deter such from interfering with the old tenants;
and that they are not, in th.: remotest degree, con-
neiftcd with designs of a political nature. They ate,
however, equally atrocious and deplorable in their
effeas ; and imperiously call fcr the most attire
exertions of the Magistrates and Country Gentle-
men to prevent their future commission, by the de-
teEtion and punishment of the guilty.
We under.tand that illegal combinations, for the
purposes we allude to, have been dreamily frustrated
in another county, by the vigilant aeivity and per-
severing firmazss of L. H Jephson, Esq.; and we
earnestly hope and trust that similar vigorous ef-
forts, in our county, aft speedily suppress every
tendency to proceedings, which, if permitted to pass
with impunity, might eventually be productive of
the mostiameatable consequences.

PRICE

HUPs

POCICZT,.
Kent 41 Os to 51 Otwent .41 6s to 51 101
Sussex .41 Os to 41 14s Son 41 6i. to 41 IS,
E,rx 41 0: to 41 14t to PI Cs

• ♦a•.
London, England, 1805-01-12

every right and every piivilege established fot the
Christian inhabitants Ay General Stuart, on the
withdrawing of the army, Is, inviolably obierved
even those Franks, who are subjeeta to the Porte,
still clahn their right of exemption from ail inju-
rious distindions, under the faith of that General's
Proclamation, before his der.mtnre.
". Mr. Russell, the British Resident, has con-
du fed himself with much address, and, in any cir-
cumstance of riot or disorder, many of which are
daily occurring, from the licentiousness of the Ass
twits, his house is considered by all parties as the
sanduary. Mr. Lamps, the French Agent, is con-
descending to the lowest intrigues, to foment the
dissentious of the country, in the view of attaching
some party to himself, to recompense him for the
mortification' which he experiences front the con-
tempt manifested to his nation from every descrip-
tion of inhabitants ; his proceedings, however, have
been bath deteded and exppscd by Mr. Russell.
Elfi Bey at a kind of neutral part, at the head
of a separate corps in Upper Egypt. This man
(wily in the extreme) has more abilities than falls to
the lot of his brethren in general; he has learned from
experience who are his safest friends. It is thus
that he is' no Frenchman, although his intemperate
behaviour during his residence here excited many
suspicions to his disadvantage. He is now in high
favour with the Porte, who, we understand, are at
present perfe&ly reconciled to his late mission to
England, which h.rs been fully explained by our
Court. Hursehed Pacha, the Viceroy, remains, as
he pledged himself to become, when he took leave
hf General Stuart, the warm and grateful patron of
the Eaglish.
" Meantime, between the troubles of Egypt and
those of Syria, where st new viper has sprang up
from the ashes of Dgezz w, the authority of the
Porte seems tottering on the verge of disso:utiun."
London, England, 1805-03-20

.

proceedings Of that House, when they went from
thence to the place below, Ckay by day, for seven
long years (alluding to Mr. Hastings's trial, in
which be was counsel), yet he was more pleased to
see even such a proceeding, according to the esta-
blished rules and customs of the country, than lie
would be to have witnessed an attempt to enter upon
any measures, which should seem like an innovation
on the established laws and customs of the land. It
had been said, their Lordships could not be certain
that the Commons House of Parli. .nt would ex-
ercise their privilege of impeachment ; and, there-
fore, that House ought to proc, ea by way of ad
dress. He could not, however, suffer himself to
think, that any subjeft whatever of such importance
as the present, could be agitated in that House, so
as that it should be apparent it deserved impeach-
ment, but that the Commons would immediately
tak- it up and prosecute it accordingly. It had been
said, that proceeding by way of address was not a
criminal charge; but he thought otherwise. ,Was
not the removal of a man from so lii4ll and dis-
tinguished an offii.e as that of Jo a criminal
charge ? Was not divesting bins of honour, rank,
and high official station, the stroi.gest mark of a
criminal charge ? In proof of this, his Lordship
refeited to the cases of Lionel, Earl of Middle.
sex. and Lord Bacon, who were, on addresses, re-
moved from their offices, and rendered incapable of
ever more voting in Parliament. His Lordship
thought, therefore, that the House should consult
all such precedents as could give the least insight
into the case, and as such, would vote for the
Motion.

1 he LORI) CHANCELLOR, in explanation,
said his Noble and Learned Friend had mistaken
his meaning, as to the opinion of the twelve fudges.
He bad not at all pledged himself on that point.
On the contrary, he did not know, if it was,
b• ought forward, but he should vote in favour of it.
Lord AUCKLAND :Aid a few words in reply :
when the question being called tor, a division took
place—For the Motion, 17—Against, 29—MAjo-
rity 12.

‘N hen strangers were readmitted, we found
I.ord AUCKLAND concluding a notice, that
he would, on Monday next, make another Motion
on the same subjed ; and, on his Lordship's Mo-
tim, the Lords were ordered to be summoned fog
that day.

The Duke of CIA R F.NCF. gait notice, that he
would on Tuesday move for some additional papers
relative to the Report of the Naval Commissioners,
and the House was ordered to be summoned.—Ad-
journed at Ten o'clock.
London, England, 1805-03-20

yIR. JACKSON'. COMMITTEE meet at his
Hinese.l4ew Rnwi Itr•rt, EVERY DAY, at Twelve
olluck, and will be obliged by the conetnunicatman of any
hiendly information.

Ti) THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST INDIA STUCK.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
A VACANCY in the DlREcriov being de-
dared, and THUR SPAY the tlltth Instant being the day
fixed (or the F.htetimi of a NLW DIRECTOR, to sucee..d the
touch laasented Mr. Williams, permit me to renew my solici-
with., fig' the honour of your v.otes and support.
The very distitinished tountenance 4hewn me upon my
canvass inspires me with the most sanguine hopes of success.
Shoold the result of the Ballot prove them well founded, a
faithful dr.charge of my duty, Anil a grateful sense of the honour
conferred urou me, shall ;nose me worthy of the continuance
of your protection.

1 remain, with the greatest respect,
Lathes and Gentlemen,
Your most faithful and devoted humble Servant,
JAS PATTISON.
Kin& Arms Tani, March IS, 180:,
N B Mr. Patti.on's Committee will sit every day at the
King•. Head Tavern, in the Pnultrv, from I I tilt 4.

SPRING LOTTERY,
BEGINS DRAWING 13th MAY, lens.
THERE never hds been a Lottery of only 90,000
Tickets that ever pnesessed near the Number of r'a,mal
Prises with which this Scheme abounds. On inspectom it will
be found to contain needy as many Capital Prize-4 as hare bean
1.1111,11 in Lotteries of 60,000 Tickets, and no prise under 201.

SCHEME:.

No. a POMOIL

Value of r•ch.
L. 30,000
PO,OOO
10,000
8,000
2,000

Total Yalu-,
L 60.000
40,000
30,000
1 05,0
!11,900
S.OOO
7,,
5,0110
%MO

4

1,000
140

so
20
London, England, 1805-03-20

NAY AI. INTALLIGENrE.

L

FALMOUTH. MANCII IG.
Arrived the Mena packet, Capt. St. A übyn, with
a Mail from Lisbon, in four days.
Sailed the (*audios armed brig, on a cruile.—
Wind, S.W.

PORTSMOUTH, MARC'S tB.
Arrived the Diadem, of 64 guns, Sir Home Pop-
ham ; NIPCBMIS frigate ; and the Wir?rf sloop, from
the Downs ; the Wolf convoyed to the Downs a
fleet from Lisbon, consisting of SO sail ; also arrived
the cyclops frigate, from lying guardship at the
tack-tn-the-basket.
Sailed the Hard& gun-vessel, for Guernsey, with
a convoy ; and the Antreprrisarate and AU.on cutters,
with a convoy for Plymouth.

PLYMOUTH, MARCN 17.
Arrived the Sir 'mines Saumare: cutter, from
Gibraltar ; Topase frigate, from Cork ; anti the
Swallow, Oaks, from Surinam ; she parted from the
fleet on the 28th of January.
Sailed the Astrore frigate with Trtlawney and An-
telope store.ships for Bermuda.—Wind S.E.

DtaL, MARCH 18.
This morning sailed the Bonetta sloop of war,
with a Beet of outward bound vessels; Aftraingten,
—, and &molly Ann•, —, for India, under
convoy for Portsmouth. Sailed the Ranger, Lord
Nide*. and Dreher, of Bedford, defence ships, for the
Nore.

YARMOUTH, MARCH le.
The Cruiser brig of war has sent in here the
C.sieh>rhrrd, Hanmens, master, from
laden with wine and salt, bound to F.mbden ; and
De Hoeft. —.from Bourdeans, with brandy and
wine, for Embden; the Bold gun-brig has sent in
hemtheists's, Jager, with price goods from Ply-
snout} ,frir Embden ; the Cosner letter of marque
has alio sent in Isere the Eicetsfr, P. Silk, master,
irons Bourdeanz fur Embden.
London, England, 1805-03-20

BRIGHTON, SUSSEX.
PO be SOLD, a FREEHOLD ESTATE, or
I LETT for a term of year+, aOM well built D W FLU NG
HOUSE, sititited No. 111, DORSET GARDENS, BRIGII.
TON, SUSSEX (in a pkasaot situation, with egten.i,e
Views, &c ), 18 feet in front, by 32 deep, a good kitchen,
Ilout.keepor's Room, Servent's Hall, die on Ground Floor,
loud Front and Back &Ricca, two Parlours, with Folding
Dours, Euet Floor, Drawing Room, bet Bed Room, two
Garrets, mod two Attics, dm a "vial ilacklard, and large Plea
sure Ground m front, &c. May be occupied about the ldtb
of April next.
For further pardcelen, apply (be letters poet paid) to George
Doncaster, Builder, Si Jamees.oreet, Brighton.
•, • Four hundred pounds may be left on mortgage, by the
Purchaser.
London, England, 1805-03-27

Cent per A,nam.

Insurances is America, the West Indies, awl on the Con-
tinent of Europe, are epic/ up. Ttrin, Co .resprodent with
their several ittAs. THOMAS WORSLEY, See.
N. B. No Charge will be made by Oily Office foe PAlicics of
Insurance upon Sooty of Three I I uodn..d Pounds or upwards.

OATEN SPECTACLES.—To all who value
their Sight.—The Sight of the Aged restored, the Weak
Sight inengthened, and the Perfe,l Sght rreirived, upon
unerring principles, at No. 12, Piccadilly, near the Hay-
market. Attendance daily from twelve to five.
London, England, 1805-03-27

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

John Tim?, of N.wron, iu the county of Lancaster, and
William Whitfield Paul the ynunger, of Manchester' 1111 the
county of Lancaster, calico printers, dealers and chapmen,
from April it, to May 21, at elevaa, at the Rowe of Wil-
liam Sumner, the Dog Tavern. in Demnigate, Manchester.
London, England, 1805-03-27

TU 'rill,. PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
bI AD GS! • N
DEk%ll'l' me again to i;lnnrt you that k is my
firm intention, on some future occasion, to solicit the
fivour of your votes and interest fir a Seat in the Court of
Directors.
Encouraged by the further assurancts of the suppo.t of a
nuarloi..s and respectable holy of triends, I am nut without
hopes that the esperieoce of many yo .us in an extes.vive line of
cornmeteehasettilitied me forth*: import:intend arduous down
of the h:tooer I solicit.
Shou'cl I be so fortiinate u in he elected to th.it distinguished
situation, through the favour of your votes and patc.nage, I
th ill devote my most earnest endeavours to promote the
interest and prosperity of the Coiniviity,
I havekhe himuur to ho, lada7 and Cientlenieo,
, Your °Wiens and devot"t it rli it,
, ALF.TAWDFIC )4.I4IDPRIOrrd:
Phil poSisiss. 3111th Match, 'SW,.
London, England, 1805-03-27

NAVAL INTLLLIC:ENCE.

DIAL, MARCH 25.
Sailed the Horpy sloop of war, for Sheerness 7
Lespard man of w4r, Rear. Admiral DOUgLIS. with
the licrrars sloop of war, on a cruise off the French
coast.

Remain in the Downs, the rest of His Majesty's
shim, as per last.
Sided through the Downs, the Thickiagfield. Dun.
bar. tor Jasnaiea.—Wind S. E.

coat, rAacti 18.
We have receitell Jamaica Papers to the 19th of
January. They mention the safe arrival of Le Seise
frig 4e, Capt. Atkins, end the Cork convoy, at Port
Rey.—(Cork Aferciatits Chrotsick.)
London, England, 1805-03-27

PRESENT PRICE.

Ticket. L.I9 16 0
Half L 9 12 0 I L. 2 9 0
Quarter 4l? 0 Sixteenth ..... . 1 4 6
•. • The Public, who are dasirous of haying particular Num-
bers, are requ,sted to be early in their application to wmc of
the Lottcn Offices, who will take 4.1111 and engage the Numbers
wanted at the Bank cif.Eagland:

A CARD.
to NY Person that is afirkted with
.a RUPTURE,
/i may, by a course of Medicine, be etfevtuallv cured in
a few %Vicki& The (Alfa of this Card kto inform the &Sidled
that there is a Medicine, that is a certain Cure for the above
Complaint, arid admineitered by a profesvional Man.
Attendance every Day From Eleven to Three o'Clock.
Card, of Addrew may be had at Mr. Goddard's, BJekseller
391 Stationer, No. 1, Looilen,
N B. When first consulted, • Fee of Two Guineas is ex-
peaid. .
London, England, 1805-01-15

FL•TE zIT THORNVILLE ROYAL.

Amongst other festivities, on the 3d of January,
a band of music proclaimed the peep of the day.
The morning was dedicated to all kinds of field
sports, a plentiful dinner in the old English style,
the produft of the estate, consisting of fish, game
of ail sorts, venison, &c. for the domestics and
their friends, was given below stairs, and a suitable
dinner afterwards for the company. In the even-
ing, the Mansion Observatory, and Temple of Vic-
tory (certainly the best calculated for the purpose of
any in thrt country), were illuminated in honour
and gratitude to the soldiers of the York and other
regiments, who had on that day, in the year 170,
presented an elegant sword, with a medallion, and
a superb service of plate, with an apprdpriatz in-
scription, to Lieutenant-Colonel THORNTON. The
whole fete had a most striking effeet, more so than
when illuminated on the late peace, as the night
was extremely favourable.

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JAN. 14.

The arrivals of Wheat to-day are rather numerous, and the
late prices came tales to continue heavy, and do not reach
our last quotation. There is a good supply of Barley, bet the
demand causes a small further advance on this article. Malt
steady. Peas, with Beau of each sort, are in plenty, and vary
but little. There are many fresh arrival* of Oat., and, es.cupt-
ine for prime samples, are named lather cheaper. Fleur con-
tinua to arrive in extreme plenty.
CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN.
W hat... 775, 01: 95..1 lean,
.524. 575. Od.
Fine do. ....1004. 10%. 04. i Tick Beasts 48.. NI.. at
Rye.. s2s. 57. Od. I Outs 31.. 351 0,1
Raney 46s 512. SI. Manila.-- ...345. ;M.. 6d.
...... 130 s. Od. Rape 5eed.......491. 461. 04.
White Peas 545. 60,. Oil. Fine Flour.-- 111 s. Oes. Od.
Grey Peas 445. 495. Od. Seconds Ws. 9 s. Od.
London, England, 1805-09-16

Furre44.

tFROM SATURD.Ir NISIITS GAZETTE►.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
Grassihsion in the 2.lRmal Regiment of Tower Hamlets
litia. t geed be the Deinote- Lieutenants. Dated Seat. 11.
Thomas titer, Gent. to be Ensign, vice George Bicknell,
resigned.
Coatasiahat tuned he the Lord Lieldnietrot of Hants.
Smolt Hants Battalion of Militia.
William Mi,fivd, E.g. to ►e COiollel, vice the Right Hon. Sir
R. Wmvlrr, But. deceased.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
%Villain Welch and John Williams Keene, of Birmingham,
is the county of Warwick, merchants; Augurd 19.
Geo. Villgil3ll, Joh,. Cary, Thomas Kitt, Geo. Vaughan,
jun. and Lracl Cary, of Wein Vellen and Newport, in the
county of Monmouth, coal miners and coal merchants;
Sept 7.
Thrimai Hinde, Peter Whitfield Brancker, and William
filmic, of Dolphinholine, in Wyersdale, in the county of Lan-
caster, worsted spinner, ; June 1.
Thomas Rycruft, Willijm Cooke, and William Beck, jun.
Sept. 10.

Stephen Corbett and James Nutt, of the city of Coventry,
silkmen ; Sept. 2.
John Swift Saxelbye and 'William Kinder Swift, coal mer-
chants; Sept 11.
Benjamin Parry and Peter Skipper, of Great Tower.street, in
the city of Linsilon, coal merchants; April 18.
John Greenwood and Edward Greenwood, of Gomersal, in
the county of York, joiners and machine. makers ; Sept. 9
Samuel 'leaden and Henry Lloyd, of Threadireedle.street.
and Lloyd's Coffee.horise, Intutance.brokens; August 91.
George Townshenil Fos, John Nixon, and Williams Nixon,
of Deaa Brewery, near South Shields, losers:a and spirit mer-
chants ; Sept. 6
George Curtis and William Curtis, of Lambeth Marsh, in
the county of Surrey, gardeners; March 25.
Edward Bushall, Of the parish of Walcnt, in the county of
&menet, and John liurg,s, of the parish of Bailiwick, of the
said county, carpenters, masons, hauleta, and scayesigers ;
June 29.
London, England, 1805-09-16

risszscEns P 110.17 INDIA.

The !miry and confusion at the Fast India House,
necessarily attending the arrival of 5,.) large a aeet
of Indianien as that which we had lately the plea-
sure to announce, have prevented' us, until this day,
from giving a List of the Passengers by each ship.
Several packets, however, still remain on board of
some of the ships ; and there are others, from which
no packets whaterer have been yet received. Under
these circumstances, our List cannot be complete ;
but we believe it is as corred as cAsuld be possibly
obtained at the present moment.

PASSENGERS PER PAM!.
Captain T. !lam., P.l.r and Mrc Gaul, and family, Lieut.
\V Parker, NICUM D Ni.bet and C. tivencer, \t r.. C. Mont-
gomery, Mrs Carleton, Mrs. Colobr.mke and fadidy, Lieut.
Burke, Mite E. Unit:, Master A. C. Wllougal.
London, England, 1805-09-16

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Edward Wjnwood and Samuel Thorley, of the Poultry, Lon-
don, S inch tacturs, and glovers, from Sept. 21, to Oct. 19, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.
BANKRUPTS.

Joseph Driver, late of Kithtey, in the county of Yo.k, mt.
ton-spinier, dealer and Chapman, to aurrender Rept. :10. Ott.
1, and 26, at twelve, at the 1101.114 of Mr. George Richardson,
the Devonshire Arms, in Kighley Attorneys, Mr. Rownian,
Old Pay-o!fice, Broad-street, London; and W. Delalare, in
k,ghlev.
Peter Sutherland, late of Portsmouth, in the enmity of
Southampton, tmlor and 11111.5.4 mercer, dealer and chairman, to
surrender Sept 27, at two, 1,8, at ten, and Oct 26, at one,
at the Dolphin Inn, in Gosport, in the comity of Southamp-
ton. Attorneys, Mr. John Boswell, Gosport; and Messrs.
Williams and Bionics, Linc.inisslon New square, London.
Will am Role, late of Great Pulteiley street, in the Liberty
of Vlicstrinnster, in the c ty of NI rildhaex, carver, gilder,
d and chopinan, to surrender Sept 21, 23, and Oct. 2G,
at twelve, at Guirdhalt. London. Attorney, Mr. Drawee,
IL Ilfitit4 .beer, COM6I-Garden, London.
Jansen Moore, of Walsworth, in the count• of Surrey, mer-
cha,..t, dealer and chapinan, to surrender Sept. 17, 2e,
and Oct. 26, at ten. at Guildhall, London. Attornes ,
Mr. Lenten:se Williams No. SI, Cursitor street, Charn-ery•
lane, Loudon.
William Randall, of Tooley-street, In the Borough of South-
wark, in the county (it Surrey eship chandler, dealer arid chap-
man, to surrender Sept. 17, 2S, arid Oct 26, at ten, at Guild-
hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Cuppage,Quee.i•vtrzet, Cheap-
side, London.
London, England, 1805-09-16

PASSENGERS PER SOVEREIGN.

Major J. Duff, Major-General W. N. Cameron, Lieut. C
Swayne, Mrs. Turnbull, Mrs. and Miss C.3lllofilll, Messrs. N.
Charles, J. Ede, J. Dcywood, T. Twining and Nicholls, Mrs.
C. Edwards and 0.1 children, Miss Reek, Masters J. and W
M'lntirs, Capt. M Duncan, Mrs A Burge:. and two chil-
dren, Majors Bruce and Duff, Capt. Watt,(Hiss E. Ander-
suss, and Master J Borthwick.