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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-04-20

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SCHOUL TOR THE INDIGENT BLIND, BY. GEORGE'S
FIELDS, SURREY.
The Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Salop stl DURHAM,
President.
SAMUEL BOSANQUET, Jon. Eel. Treasurer.
THE ANNIVEMARY DINNER will be held
at the London Tavern, Bishopsgste-,treet, un TUES•
DAY, :Ath April, Ittlrs.
*Tawas as.
J. J. Angerwein, Esq. Henry Gdrnstone,
John Askew, Em - Wm. Fleury Hoare, Eaq.
Riebsil Brant, Esq. Alexander Maitland,
Henry Cooke, Esq. Henry Peters, Esq.
James Dixon, Esq. William Row, Esq.
James Gibson, Esq. Thomas Wane, Eq.
Dinner un Tallest Six o'clock precisely.
Tickets, Halt a Guinea each, may be bad of the Stewards ;
the Secretary ; the Roe. Dr. Grindley, Pratt street, Lambeth;
of ..the Sop,intendarrt at the School ; the Colleftrirs, Mr.
Geasswell, Cravematreet, Mr. Stiff, WO, Borough; and at the
Homo( the St Paul'. Coney-house, and the London TAUNT.
No Perms) can be admitted without a Ticket ; and no Servants
will be permitted to attend but those of the President, Vice
Presidents, Treasurer, and Stewards
April 2, tkOS. JOHN GRINDLAY, Sec.

Tbiajtay is publisink io Igge Felt% 'owe 11. b nub,
"XLVIII.of
PLANTS tithe COAST of-COROMANDEL ;
I Selected from Drawings and DVICHiROIIIi presented to the
Hon. Court of Dire lore ef the East Inrkt Compaq.
ly WILLIAM
Published by their Older, undrr theDirceti o of ace Right

lion. Sir Joseph Banks, But.
Printed by W. Suhaw and Co. Sur George and Walkarn
Nicol, Booksellers to Hie Majesty, Pall Mall.
N.B. A few Copiet beautifully and eurrealy coloured.
Mae. way be bad,

D'. RUSSELL% ACCOUNT of INDIAN SERPENTS,
eolleeteA oet the Crwit of Coromandel, large Folio, with Co-
loured Plates --AL°, by. the same Author :
DESCRIPTIONS and FIGURES of TWO HUNDRED
FISHES, collected *A the Coast of Coromandel, 2 Vv....
Folio, price 81. Se. su beads.
London, England, 1805-06-12

which he refus...l to account. He insisted, that in
Sco!land, with them he " had done good by stealth ;"
and, no doubt, like the Man of Ross, " he blushed
to find it fame."—( We regret Ikea want of ',sum obliges
us to Jridge his Lordslpp's speech.)
'I he MA 51 rat of the ROLLS and Mr. H. BROWNE
explained.
Mr. WILBERFORCE said, the subjea was of
so great and important a nature, that he thought it
must be the wish of the majority of the I louse to
discuss it at large—(n loud erij or Gel MI, sto on). Ile
then said, he only wished to remind the House, that
in circumstances of the same nature. it often happen-
ed, that two or three persons were allowed to speak,
and in the end, the debate was adjourned. He,
therefore, would move an adjournment.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
spoke in favour of the adjournment at this moment,
as he thought it must take place in a short time,
when the Members would be more exhausted.
The House then Adjourned at a QUA RTER-
PAST THREE O'CLOCK, until this day.
London, England, 1805-06-12

TILE THEATRES.—Covewe G . This Evenhig,
The School of Reform; or, Flow to Rule a Husband : with
'The Birth-Day...4l*T KA msg. Ways and Mean, with The
limiter of the Alrs, and Los* Lassen at Loctimitlis.

THE BRITISH PRESS.
London, England, 1805-04-27

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•
ENGLISH LITERATI; RI.
Is Da' y is ready for delivery, free of ennenot.
ACATALOGUE OF MODEVU4 BOOKS,
with the very iOir Priers at which about 35110 Volehner
of the beat Books .nithe Inglish Language, and the mom mint
Publications, are now sellidg considerably under the published
Prices, warranted New, Perfect, and of the best Editions, by
Robertson and Co. No. 2, Queen's Head Passage, Paternoate.r.
row and Newgate-street, near Cheafride
N. B. Close to Dolly's celebrated Beef-steak Ifouse.
London, England, 1805-04-27

ROOKS ON SALE.

ACATALOGUE of a very scarce and valuable
COLLECTION of BOOKS, in various Languages and
Sciences, including several Parcels lately purchased, mans of
than in superb and elegant binding:, which are now selling
(remarkably cheap) fur ready money, by T. REYNOLDS,
Bookseller, No. 137, Oxford-street, who gives the full Value
for Libraries or Parcels of Books, and Books exchanged.
Cataloguei tube had at the Place of Sale; and of Mr. Asperne,
Cornhill; Mr. Bickerstaff, Corner of Essex-street, Strand; Mr.
lHatchard, Piccadilly, Loudon ; Messrs Cooks, and Hanwell
and Parker, Oxford ; Deighton, Cambridge; Bull, Bath ;
Emery and Adams, Bristol; and moat of the principal Book-
sellers in this Kingdom.

This Day is published, in Ono. with an Engraving, price I.
ASHORT ACCOUNT of the DISEASE in
CORN, galled, by Fume's, the Blight, the Mildew,
aced the Rust,

Sir
•
t JOSEPH BANKS, Earl. K. 11 P.R. S.

London : Printed for J,hn Harting, 36, St. Jame,'rstreet
and sold by Knight, at "indoor.

Where maw be had :

1. ci.n..L.Ers OBSERVATIONS on LIVE STOCK, with
Direct ns for choosing and improving the best bee& of Do
'nestle Arimils, with Plates, See. new Edition, 6s.
. . _ .

?. GARR ABD'S PLATES, descriptive of the Improved
Breeds of British Cattle, folio.
3. GANDY'S DESIGNS for COTTAGES, FARM
BUILDINGS, LODGES, 43 Plates, with Letter
Pres, Dracriptions, Eaimatee, &c. Dedicated, with per-
to •illOlll3ll Hope, Esq. roval 4to. price 21. 2s.
4. The EARL of OUNDONALD'S TREATISE on the
NATURE and APPLICATION of the DIFFERENT
SORTS of M %NITRES, 410. los Ad.

_ .
S. A PRACTICAL and EXPERIMENTAL ENQUIRY
Into the NATURE and PROPERTIES of the DIFFERENT
KINDS of MANURES. Is

6. rARKINSON•s EXPERIENCED FARMER ; em
bracing the whole System of A;riculture, Husbandry, and
Breeding of Cattle. 2 Vol. evo price 11. Iv.
7. The GAME BOOK; enablintz the Sportsman to ker-p
an Account of Game, when and where killed, and other par
titulars, in the manner of a .►ouroal, Is.

S. A CATALOGUE of HOOKS on AGRICULTURE
awl RURAL. AFFAIRS
London, England, 1805-04-27

MANSION HOUSE.

I

Yesterday the Proprietors of the Portsmouth Mail
Coach were summoned before the Loan Mayo',
being charged by information of some Cu►tom-
house Officers, who had made a seizure of
this coach and horses, with about a hundred and
eight pounds weight of coffee, which hail not been
entered nor paid duty, according to law. This in-
formation, coming under the MI of Parliament to
prevent Smuggling, it required two Magistrates to
decide, when Alderman BoYDELL assisted the LORD
MAY oa.
After a full investigation, it appeared, that neither
the coachman nor the owners of the coach knew
any thing of this smuggled coffee, but it appeared
to have been claimed by the guard, who has since
absconded. Upon this the coach and horses were
ordered to be restored, upon paying the expellees ;
but the coffee was condemned as a lawful seisms.

Kilkenny Assizes commenced on Monday.—
There were but three trifling records in county and
city, and very little criminal business.
At the final close of the Poll yesterday, for two
Churchwardens in the parish of Clerkenwall, the
numbers were—
For Mr. Neweemb .
Bullard
1059
WS.
Majority foe Mews. Newcomb and BiiPanl 113
The following are the names of the ships that
have sailed under convoy of the Birtibrint, Admiral
Sir TUONI AS TIOURIL IDOL, and the Ortyhossoid
frigate, Capt. Et, HINSTOMI, for the East Indists
Earl Camden, Devonshire, Castle Eden, Pieetnn, Admiral
Gardna, Lady Castlereagh, Metcalfe, City of London, Cum-
berland, Warisy, Could, Ganges, Dorsetshire, Exeter, Hope.
lieteaas, and General Stuart.
The Jane Duchess of Gordon, Capt. CAMERON,
for Madras and Bengal. arrived in time at Ports-
mouth to take benefit of the convoy ; but unfortu-
nately could not procure a sufficient number of sea-
men to complete her complement, in consequence
she must remain till the next floet sails. The Tigris,
GRAHAM, for Madras and Bengal ; and the Comet,
Musa Az, for Madras, are left, as neither of them
have yet got round to r. rtsmouns.
At eight o'cireck or, 1-n,i:srlay, Admiral Montagu,
Commander in Chief at Por:smouth.Vice Admiral Sir
Erasmus Gower, and Rear Admiral Sir I. Coffin,
with ten post Captains, assembled on board the Gls-
, diator, in this harbour, for the trial of Rear Admiral
Sir .1. T. Duckworth, K. B. on a charge of, tyran-
nising, in superseding Capt. James Atholi Wood,
in the command of the ',casts, and giving the com-
mand to his Captain, Capt. Dunn. 'lle Court ad.
puttied at the usual huur till yesterday morning.
London, England, 1805-04-18

SPRING STATE LOTTERY.

Regina Drawing MAY 13th, 1803.
TROBERTS most respeafully informs his
. Friend. and the Noll:: in general, that Tickets and
Shares are on Sale at hi. truly FORTUNATE OFFICE, No.
h, where No £4,640, a Prize ,rrEn THOUSAND
POUNDS, was sold in one F.iglith and Fourteen Sixteenths in
the last Lottery. No. 15,557, a Prize of 5001. was also *old
in Shares; and Prises, to a considerabh: amount, in former 1,01-
tern*, tno numerous to intention. The present GRAND
SCHEME consists of Two 30,0001. Two 50,0001. Three
10,0001. Throe 5,0001. Five £,OOOl. F.i2ht 1,0001. &c. &c. An
early Purchase Is recommended, as Tickers and Shares will ad.
'ranee in Price as the Drawing approaches.
London, England, 1805-04-18

by Di. Stokes, Mr. Dea;e, and Mr. C. Roney.

Early on Tuesday morning, fifteen convicts were
removed, under a strong guard, to Woolwich, there
to be put on hoard the hulks, and to remain till a
vessel is prepared for their transportation.
London, England, 1805-04-18

THEATRE. ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS PRF.SENT EVENING, April 18, 'filch
Majesties Servants will aft the Tragedy of
DOU ;LAS.
Norval by the YOUNG ROSCIUS ; Lord Randolph, Mr.
Holland; Glenalyon, Mr. Baltimore. Matilda, Mrs Powell.
After the Play, a New Allegorical DencY, called
THE UNITED BRITONS.
The Dance composed, and the Music wolected by Mr Byrne,
accompanied on the Harp by Mr. Wri:iart.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE C ITIZ
young Philpot, Mr Bannister. Ma,ta, Miss Duncan, in
which charafter .he will introduce a favourite Scotch Air.
Tomorrow, She Stoops to Conquer, with nigh Life below
Seoirs.--On Saturday, The Honey Moon.
Mrs. Jordan will make ner appearance at this Theatre early
kithr nest week.
Ano w Musical Afterpiece called The Soldier's Return; or,
what can Beauty do? will be produced on Mcniday nest.

NEVER PERFORMED.
THE %TR E-ROTAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, April IS, will
be acted a Neva Comedy, in five acts, called
WHO WANTS A GUIKEA
_ _ .

The Charaete sby Mr. Lew s, Mr. Kernbla, Mr. ?Wooden,
Chaprosn, Mr. C. Kemble, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Waddy,
Mr. Emery, Mr. Fawcett, Sre. Mrs. Gibes, Mrs. Mattocks,
Min Waey.--The Prologue to
.be spoken by Mr. Brunton,
and the Epilogue by MIA. Mattocks.
To winch will be adil•A a Musical Farce called
MARIAN.
Sir Henry (with the Sung of 4. The Death of Tom
Moody"), Mr. Inch:don. Marian, Miss Davies.
The Public are respeAfully informed that Master Betty will
return toting Theatr:. nn Saturday nr•xt, and will, on that evert-
y, perform the chara•ter of Osman in the Tragedy of Zara.
London, England, 1805-04-18

• This is exactip whet has been affirmed by the .Abolftlisnigs,
and denied by the West Indians, throughout the whole of the
discussions which have taken ; lace on the Slave Trade Ques-
tion The firriner hare affirmed, and affirinA with truth,
that the Acts which were parsed in the West Indies fur the cus-
tomer merit and protection of Slaves, were a mere dead let
ter, a blind to conceal the hideous dt-lormste of the West In-
dian system hem the eyes of the British Legislature and the
British pu.rlic. This mummery of legislation, however, can-
not much longer impose even on the most credulous. It stands
revealed, in all its onprincipled terseness, and will artily ,erve
tit injure the cause which it was meant to prop.
. .

T' Tne clause which thus appears to hive been wholly ne-
glected, is one which was much wanted in this country, on ac-
count of its tendency to secure the humane treatment of slaves.
It enacts that in order to secure, as far as posible, the brad
treatment of slaves, and to ascertain the cause of their de-
r ease, if any such there be, every owner or manager shall
yearly deliver in on oath, to the Secretary of the Island, a cer-
tificate of the increase and decrease, the births and de..the of
the Mawr under them, during the preceding year, under a
penalty of 501. for each nerect.
Notwithstanding all this parade of legislation, from the time
in which the act was framed in 1708, to the promitt day, it
dues not apps r, in consequence of this dame, ens certificate
Las bet at del yeedit', nor one penalty exacted.
I The first ordering all owners, &c. to cause their Ni gee
Mares to be histruded in the Christian religion and 641,16.4*
tl'itiPf a penalty, in case of itegtect, of 231.; and the second,
reputing them to exhort their slaves to be regularly met.
under a penalty of 51. in case of rieeled. Nelthtr of these
clauses, it sways, have been in any degree carried intro effect.
.9 Yet the AA requires them to do so, under a penalty of ,I
res each negleet--a penalty, bewever, which has ems been
enkorosi.
London, England, 1805-04-18

FLOATING BEACON.

The subjoined account of A survey lately taken on
a s,►hoaal, near Dungotess, is insetted for
the6ms information of the commercial interest :
The Floating Beacon is placed by Capt. John-
ss...oh of His Majesty's sloop Alert, nearly on the
middle of the sht 41-st part of the ridge, and the most
distant ohjefts on the English and French Coasts
bee. the followigg bearings from it by compass, viz.
London, England, 1805-04-18

COUNTRY RESIDENCE.

A SMALL COMPLETE HOUSE, situate at
A
CARSHALTON, SURREY, with Rend Garden, well
stocked with fruit trees, with Coach house and Stable, TO RE
UEl'l'; the Lease and Fixtures to be Sold. The Furni-
ture, if agreeable V. the party c...niing in, to be taken by
Appraisement
For Particulars, and Ticket: of Admission, apply to Mr.
Carter, Upholder, Hanover-street, Hanover-square.
London, England, 1805-04-18

SOMA OF THE CLERGY..

HE REHEARSAL of the MUSIC to be
T
performed at the Anniversary Meeting of this CHARITI ,
val be in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, on TUESDAY,
oo 7th, and the Anniversary, on THURSDAY, the 9th of
kyr,. when a Sermon will be preached before •hit Grace the
Lori Archhis:,op of Canterbury, their Lordships the Rishoo,
tine Right Kniourable the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Clergy,
Ac. by the Rev. Charles Darker, B. D. Citron Resittentury
of Welts.

GRANO SPRING LOTTERY.
SCHEME.
L 30,000
20,000
10,000
s,nuo
2,000

6,00 t)

1,000
500
VW

2U

L. 80,000
40,000
00,000
15,000
!0,000
8,000
7,000
5.000
5,000
120,800

33,000 Tickets L.3C0,000
Part of the Capitals will be .leterrnined as follows:
First drawn, Ist Day L 10,000 Flrst-drawn, 6th Day 420,000
Ditto 2d Day .. 1,000 Ditto 7th Day .. 2,000
Utter 3d Day .. 1;100 Ditto Bth Day 00,000
Ddto 4th Day .. 6,000 Ditto 9rh Day .. 1,,i30
Ditto .Stli Day .. 1,000 Ditto 10th Day .. 2.030
TICKETS and SIIARES are selltog at every Office.
Tickets .
Md. 1..9 14 0I Fte1ith........ L. 2 9 6
Qiurter
•.• Idegiini Drawing 13th May, 1803.
London, England, 1805-04-18

.PRIVATE EDUCATION.
ACLERGYKATT, • lilto"-.0a4 Mir miry, }seats
[had Tutor of a College in the University of Cieihridge,
takes FOUR YOUNG GENTLEMEN, under sixteen y,!ars
of age, into hi: house, and instructs them in CLASSICAL,
MATHEMATICAL, and other LEARNING, preparatory to
rein entrance into the. University, the learned Professions, or
any otlicr mode of life for which they may be intended He
has now One V.icancy.
His house is please ithr situated in an agreeable and healthy
Village, a few miles from Curnbridje, from which place a Stage
Coach to London passes by his door daily.
References, if thought necessary, will be given to Persons of
the first revise. tability and character ; and, from may person ap-
plying, smiler references will be expected
•.• Terms, and ,arther Particula,s, may be k •own by ap-
plicatrm to G. Ranking, Esq. 113, Cheapside ; .1 Dick, Esq.
Artillery-ground ; ur the Nev. T. Jones, Tutor of Trinity Col-
lege, Camb. id ge.
London, England, 1805-01-31

PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Jan. ?D.
Coar-minast Dabentai' al, 5 per cent „sie
Ont.., 3 per cont. 06190
Royal Can4l Loath 6 per Pat 65

GE, TUCIIMT, JAM, 29
Genoa
Vonsce SA, I)itto.
Lisboa
Oporto 6l
Dublot 10:

sot stow. I. I a
Portugal Gold in Co,,
and Has per 0z... 4 0 0
Driuhloorts
New Dollars
Silver in Bars
New Louis each 0 n i.
Agin on the Hank of HollanJ
41per Cent.
I.) Hall!

.MARRIAGE.
Lately, Mr Slade, attorney at-law, of St. Ives, Cornwall,
to Mi.. II den Murray, yoring:tst daughter of the late Dr.
John Murray, of Norwich.
Lately, I.icut. Ti ... ini, of the Liverpool Fencibler, to
Mist M. Sayer, of East Winch , near Lyon.
Lately, Capt. J. Watson, of the merchant seiv;ce, to Miss
A. Hotri,daughter of Mr. H. Horn, both of Yarmouth
Lately, Samuel Rowland, Esq. of Derby, to Mrs. Hayward,
relict of the lam Mr. James Hayward, of Norwich.
DEATI IS.
Oa Sunday last, at Braywick Lodge, the seat of Colonel
ithardion, Mws Charlotte Grace Chamfer, second daughter
of John Chamfer, Esq. in Council at Madras
Lately, Mrs. M. Taylor, sister to Wm. Taylor, E•q. of
Surrey-street, Norwich.
Lately, at Berlin, the infant daughter of Francis 'init.; Jack-
son, Esq. Majeity'slinvoy at that Court.
Lately, after a lingering illness, in the 17th year of her ars,
Mesa Lorena Walker, eldest daughter of the Rev. John Walker,
of Norwich,
At Mount Merrion. near Dublin, Mr. George Battier, late
of His Maiestv's ship Resolution, which, with the Discovery,
circumnavigated the globe with Captain Conk. He was pre-
. sent with the unfortunate Captain at the fatal period of his
death, and made a bold and vigorous Wsuce against the Sa-
vages ail the Island of O'Veyhee.
Lately, at GaTillgUlle, ita Herefordshire, John Pephie Birch,

NIGH ‘VNTER, THIS DAY AT LONDOWEIRITXM
Morn. 38 nun. after 2 ...Even. •5 min. after 2.

SALE 1W AUCTION.

FREEHOLD WAREHOUSE and DWELLING HOUSES, ,
LIMEHOUSE, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. ,
By Mr. PAULIN,
At the Britannia Tavern, Limeho.se, on TUESDAY, Fe-
bruary 12, ISO, at Twelve u'Clock, in Twu Lots, unless
previously disposed of by private Contract,
Very VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
.2.1 most advantageously situate on the Banks of the RIVER
LEA, opposite the Church at Limehouse, anal on the Margin
of the Commercial Rood ; comprising
A very substantial built large NEW BRICK WAREHOUSE,
containing Three Floors, a double Counting-Mouse, Stabling
for Eight Horses, Yard, .4c and a NEW BRICK DWEL-
LING-HOUSE adjoining, late in the Occupation of Mr. WIL
LIAM WALTER VINEY, at a net Annual Rent of 2501.
Alm, a FREEHOLD substantial built NEW BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE adjoining, containing convenient
Apartments tinily Wed, in the Occupation of Mr. PRIOR,
of the annual ratite of 401.
May be viewed Seven Days preceding the Sale, when prineed
Particula. may be had on the Premi,es ; at the Ship Tavern,
Leadenhail• street ; at the Place of Sale ; and of the Au.:-
tioner, Broad street, Ratchti.
London, England, 1805-01-31

then tut in pieces by sabres. The tortures of the
women were varied according to the Unman
caprice of the butchers, who often tore from the
palpitating entrails of the mothers the irtiits of
their union, which they cut in pieces, and forced
the wretched sufferers to eat this revoltittg 'food,
which they thurst with violence down their throats.
The children were plunges alive into large sugar
cauldrons of boiling water, and stretched on gridirons
over a hot fire. Biasson was not less terrific than
Dessalines ; this last and Todssaint Louvertute

leagned themselves with a Chief of the army, named
Jean Francois, and resolved to depose Biasson, whom
they sent prisoner to St. Augustin, where he died in
despair. Touissaint Lonverture soon became the only
Chief of the Colony; but a deep laid scheme of
Dessalines, and a man of the name of Christopher,
overturned the projeas of Touissaint Loverture, who
who was arrested and sent to France. Dessalines,
by slow degrees, shook off all authority ; he formed
for himself a guard and a staff, with which he took
possession of the head quarters of the insurgents,
commanded the incendiaries, and presided at their
massacres. We aleady know his horrid procla-

mations, and the foregoing details give a precise
idea of his charaaer. Since he became Governor
General of the Island, he affe.fts a magnificence :a
expensive as capricious. His, army is reduced to
10,000 men, amongst whom there are hardly 5,000
fit to carry arms; but, in case of a new enterprise by
the French, he has adopted a system of defence,
which must ultimately end in the ruin and destruc-
tion of almost all the cities which yet exist in the
colony.*

• This account is translated from the Feerthiert Jointed of
Dec. 26. It is no doubt overeidoured, to gratify the envy of
Dessalines's European rival in barlinrity, the Corsican Em-
peror, who murdered the Duke of Enghien, •t midnight,
in • ditch in the Wood of Vincennes.
London, England, 1805-01-31

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The New Puff; or, Catch him who cane is of a personal na-
ture, and, consequently, inadmissible.
The E.say upon S,tanish Snuff, signed 3nid, is under con-

sideration.
The Two Kings of Brentford, in imitation of one of Virgil's
Eclogues, is, with all its simplicity, a poetical libel.
Bonaparte's Cormution„ alias the Paris Cattle Sliew, shall be
attended to.
The article signed JUPII,I6II 'ACE, upon the present high
prize of spirits, is left In the Office for any Gentleman who
con dzocriSo the Address upon the Cover precisely.
London, England, 1805-10-17

condria of the Ivaik,fratle 1 may, perhaps, ire tite
subjea of inquiry in a (mitre letter.
It is sufficiently evident, that the best interests of
these two bodies of mea, are most intimately con-
nefted ; but, notwithstanding this, an opinion had
gained some ground, that the Booksellers were in
general hostile to the plan of the Literary Fund :
—if ever sentiments to that Alia were expressed,
they did not, I believe, originate with, or obtain
countenance from, those members of the trade,
whose opinions must be esteemed of the greatest
weight: this. I conceive, is made fully apparent
from the aicrive and liberal support the Society has
received from many of them ; for, while we have
the satisfaaion of finding the names of Rivington,
Davies, Miller, Robson, and Longman, upon the
lists of the Stewards, with many others upon those
of the Subscribers, it never can be supposed, that the
most 'respetable Booksellers are Unwilling to pro-
mote the success of an institution, the only purpose
of which is to rescue authors and their families from
want and misery.
May they continue to support with increasing
energy and effea this benevolent establishment, and
avail theni,elves of every opportunity (a new and
unexpetted one may shortly present itself to them)
of enlarging its powers. and extending its benignant
influence ! Ezzos.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. IS.

Arrived the Daring gun-vessel from a cruise ; and
the Cicero, Parker, from Nevr York, bound to Am-
sterdtro, detained by the Mercury frigate. Wind
N ortherly.

PLY MOUTM, OCT. 14.
Last evening came into the Sound the Crescent, of
36 gut's, Lord William Stuart, sent three bags of
letters on shore, from the fleet off Brest, which she
left well on the 9th, and immediately made sail
again. The Crescent passed through 150 sail of the
homeward-bound West India fleet, under convoy of
the Vanguard and Veteran, which was seen, but
rather imperfc4lly, from our heights.
His Majesty's ship! Fornadelle, of 9S guns, was
put into commission yesterday, and the command
given to Capt. nyerman.
D.tfTMOUT OCT. 14.
Passed by to the Eastward, the homeward-bound
Leeward !shod and Jamaica fleet consisting of
185 sail, under convoy of the Illustrious man of war.
t.MOCTN, OCT. 13.

The Princely Elmatih, Kidd, with a mail from
New-York, i. arrived, after 21 days pass tge.
ntu., OCT. 15.
Sailed for Ramsgate liarlsour, about thirty sail
of transports .

NULL, OCT. 14.

A El .et cif merchant vessels, bound for various ports
in the Baltic, Suited from Grnr.hy Roads yesterday,
under convoy of the Prime William Armed ship,

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
, Oct. I.3.—Pamk-1 by the Young Wil!bin,
Racori; and the liKorpioo, Dag', from the South Seas; Atli.
fiats St. Vincent's; Rue., Harrison. from
Guernaetri filling, Holt. from Bordeaux; Unity, Wils.3n,
front Lonpuond ; Catharine, Cook, from Nu•way; Prost-
-1 liur.a, from Christiana; Draper, Nl'Donald and the
Va:lor, Conway, Lou Begest.—awiled the Ann, for
Gib:alter.
London, England, 1805-10-17

On the 3ith o: S-ptember, another Note was de-
ed to the Diet of Ratisbon, by the C fiarge.
4' Afaires Radler.

HA MOUVIIII, SEPT. 26.

We have learned some further particulars rela-
tive to the league of Amsted Neutrality now forming
in the North of Germany. Independent of Den-
mark, Saxony. and Hessia, we know that applica-
tion has been made to most of the Hans Towns and
petty Princes in those distriEts, to contribute, if 'not
to the force, at least to the maintenance of the cor-
don which is to insure the peace. The Prussian
Counsellor, Baron Von Goesch, has made the ne-
cessary appiication at Lubec to that effect, where-
' upon the Citizens were convened, and an answer
was returned in the affirmative. Afterwards he
came over to this city, and made a similar applica-
tion to our Senate, and will probably meet with a
similar answer.

Six thousand Prussian soldiers have entered Trave-
monde.
London, England, 1805-01-09

AUPIVIP

kt Cowes—the Faine,Mieltalson, from Baltimore.
In Totbar —the New Providence, Sealy, from Lisbon.
At Hob ba.iiid—ahe Sy?vim, Onel„ from (atai,hee•
At Ildiriduaeleor —the Felicity, Andarson, from liCga.
At Cork—the New Draper, Duke, from London.
At Lisbon—the Sportsman, Thurley; Britaint.a, Brown ;
and the Edinburgh, Thomas, from London; Susannah, —,
from Bristol ; thole, --; Forester, Lintely, ;
I.e ryaronte Admiral I) mean, Pluto, Ingram; 'cairn
lAnall; Stork, Weblier ; Hope, Bully; SUCCAISS, Wake;
Fornall ; Batchelor, ltrq rd ; and the Serpent, ;veins,
fmm Newfouitillan I ; John Taylor, from Linaeriek ; Diligence,
Gomm; and St. C aloe, —, from Cork ; Neptune,
from Belriast ; Chatty, Seager; Penelope, Cummings ; Mar!,
Temple; and Mary, Shaw, from Orelyor.
Ai Oporto—the Alumina, from Loit4m ; Top,
!WS -Iler, from Clyde; the Hope, Wake; and the Courier,
Webb, from Newfoundland.
At Cadir..--the Orlon. Simpson, from London ; President,
labbins, and the Rewar !, Iklou'Area, front Liverpool.
amiim==am=l

The whole of the men in the I )ock-Yard at Posts-
m wth, to the fall number of 3,000, were last week
regaled with a pot of strong beer each ; the donor
or donors of which have hitherto with-held their
names from publicity.
- - -

Mondry a hard pitched battle, for '25 guineas,
was fought on Wood's Green, flornsey, between
George Maddox, of pugilistic celebrity, and Young
Crib, who had never before fought a pitched battle.
/11arlslol has been accounted one of the best pugilists
sn- the present day, and has fought many successful
battles with first-ratc boxers. Young Crib is a pu-
pil of his antagonist's. The battle eventually proved
a most severe one, and Maddox reludantly de-
clined the contest in the 79th round, after fight-
ing without loss of time, nearly two hours and a
half. They were both severely l:ateo, but particu-
la. ly Crib.
London, England, 1805-01-09

POLITICAL APPOINTMENTS.

_........
Marquis CORNWALLIS, we are authorised to state,
will be immediately appointed to succeed Mar-
quis Wectracav as Governor-General of India.
Lord WEccesccv is expeeted home in the course
of two months. It is expected that Marquis CORM.
WALLIS will be appointed, not only Governor-Ge-
aeral, but Commander in Chief in India; those ap-
pointments having been united in the person of the
Noble Marquis when he was formerly in India.—
Mr. Anima:Tom, as we have already stated, is to
be appointed President of the Council, with a
penage, and a pension, in the room of the Duke of
Poart.xso, who resigns. Some calculate the acces-
sion of strength which be wal bring to the Minister
at twenty, and some higher. Ile has mash• term.
f‘r only four of his party, viz. Mr. 11. A I.D i 4 G-
TUN, Mr. BRAGGY, Mr. ADates, and Mr. V ANSIT•
‘I. T. of whom the last will certainly succeed Sir
E.iiatt SUSAN, as Secretary to the Lard Lieute-
nant of Ireland. Report adds, that Lord Mat.
•ILLE will retire from office., and be succeeded in
the Admiralty by Mr. You:L. This last change is
not supposed to be conneeed with Mr. ADDING-
TON% arrangements. flw Larl of
.Citesr Ea r MD
is railcard in town this day from his seat in Derby.
shire, at the express desire of His Maxcst Y, and,

it is sail, his Lordship will be comprehended in the

new plan. Lord Mein li AVE and Lord Hafteuwai
change places. The former has already entered
opun the office of Sec-ctary of St.tte• fir the Fo-
reign Depar:rneat ; and the latter ii to succeed to
the Chaneellor.hip of de. Duchy of Lancaster ;
Mr. Roster WA R.D is 'ip7einted Under Secretary
of State fn. the Foreign IY:partmant, in the room
of M. ELLIOTT. A In:lir:try promotion is expelled
to appear in the next Gssette ; and an extensive
naval promotion is also said to be in conteesplatios.
which i 3 to go back so far As the year 1790.
London, England, 1805-10-10

.

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that it wag these fraudnititt wants of tit e
-.• I 3 fir, gave rise to the difficulty of
-44iir,1 the weekly assize.

BOW-STREET.
OA Friday evening, an aged man was brought
before SW Wiesiisas Pitasoes, charged with steal-
a pair of boots, and some leather. The charge
was clearly proved against him.
The Prisoner said his name was Edward Might,
and that /Id was seventy-nine years of age. He
begged for m:rcy. The M AOIsT ATE was moved
with compassion towards him, but told him it did
not rest with hies, but with the Prosecutor, who, on
this point, appeased inclined not to prosecute, but
said, he was afraid he was an old offender. The
MAGISTRATE, on this suggestion, enquired how he
got his living t he said he was in Blackfriars'
Work-house. It was then mentioned by several
of the Officers, that the Prisoner was a very
old offender, and well known at all the Police
Offices by the nickname of My Hear'ry.—it has
h ,en ascertained, that he has been tried sixty-
seven times. Sir WILLIAM PARSONS, asked him
what he was brought to the Office last time for ? He
ailsw.red, for stealing a hook, and acknowledged
he had been brought to the Office above sixty years

worthy MAOISTII ATI did not forego his hu-
rianity towards him, although he was such a very
ha.l elaraCter, but had compassion on his years,
,thilking him now superannuated, as he was so
feeble he could hardly walk, and he appeared. at
times, not to know what he said ; and direeted that
application should be made to the Parish Officers,
where he belonged, to take him into the workhorse,
and prevent him trom going out to commit any
depredations; with a view to his good, and to keep
him out of harm's way, he committed him for
farther examination on Friday.
London, England, 1805-10-10

MURDER OF MR. BLIGHT.

Yesterday, Heste► Kitchener, the servant of the
law Mr. Blight, was brought to the Office, from the
Brown Bear public•housr, and underwent a long
private eram'n .tion. After which she was dis-
charzed, on her promise to at-pear whenever called
upon, and to give notice where she is to be found, ,
till the perpetrator of this horrid deed is brought to
coadign punishmeitt

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

sonTsmourw. OCT. 5.

Arrived the !Nimrod and Chfwe frigates, Li-
berg brig, and Herds gun-vessel, which have been
artdo-ing his Majesty at Weymouth, to fit for
Channel service. Also arrived the Meteor bomb
from a crone Allseore sloop from Guernsey ; Fr,,ocr
c,:tter ; and gnreeuard gun-vessels, from
cruises ; and / •"erv, brig of war, from a cruse.
Sailed the Erperietent stare-ship for Falmouth, to •
deliver the stores which she is laden with, to ships
which may occasionally be detached from the
Channel fleet for stores.

Sailed the Apo& frigate for Falmouth ; and the
ng;phone sloop, Captain Foote, on 3 cruise.—Wind,
Westerly.

SRZERNISS, OCT. B.

Sailed from the Non, yesterday evening, the
Borneo armed ship, with a fleet under convoy, for
the Baltic, with a fine light breeze, at N.W. the
Adriphia armed ship has a signal flying, for a con-
voy for Tonningen, aad will sail on Thursday next.

PLYMOUTH, OCT 7.

Came in the Foqr Brothers, Pederson, from Pm s-
gmand ; Auatilt gun-brig, and the lValhrr, Spark,
from Gnerncey. _ _ _

Sailed the 'reticent frigate, and the Ifeda bomb,
on a cruise.—Wind S.W.

DEAL, OCT. 5.
Arrived several •••un-brigs from off the French
•
coast, and remain in the Downs with the ships as
per last.
Sailed the Delfrate gun-brig, for a cruise.
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Roual 17141-
hate, Prmeris Assett,ta, and the Royal S•ren:gn yachts,
from Weymouth.

HULL, OCT. 8.

Captain Clark, of the Leijozi, who arrived here on
Thursday, from Tonningen, reports, that just belore
he left the river, on rhursdav, the 27th ult. a person
informed him, that an express had arrived at Ton-
ningen the day before, with an account of the
Prussian soldiers having marched into Hanover, and
that the Elbe was expeded to be free from blockade,
and the intercourse between this port and Ham •
burgh resumed.
Cptain Scharphius, of the Narwyna !Mex., who
arrived here on Saturday, in twelve days from Elsi-
nom, reports, that a fleet consisting of upwards of
100 sail, left Llsineur Roads two days before him for
England. He supposes they have put into Norway.
I ast Tuesday, a convoy for Tonningen went down
the I !timber, but are still detained in the river by
enlstrary winds. Another convoy will sail for that
pnit in fourteen days; hut should the Elbe lee te-
leased from blockade at that time, then the ships
wi I proceed to Hamburgb.
The last ships for Petershurgh this year, sail with
the convoy for the Baltic, on the 12th instant.
London, England, 1805-10-10

SUICIDE.

On Tuesday morning, between eight an -I nine
o'clock, a young man of the mime • g,
Clerk to Messrs. Anson and Co. Distillers, i Stan.
hope-street, Clue-market, pat a peri.,d to ex:a.
mice, by shooting himself thriiigh the head, ,vi.h a
pistol, in his bed-room, At the All ,re A bro.
then Clerk of the deceased slept in an a 'joining
room to his. lie rose abiiut eight o'clock, on 'um--
day morning, called to the deceased, and 'Ai f, he was
going down stairs to breakfast. The dece e.I -
he would follow him in a few minutes. He oat
just sit down to the breakfast-table, when he h-
the discharge of a pistol, and it not being kiii‘w*
frnm whence it proceeded, And the deceased not
corning to breakfast a: the-appointed timo. susoi-
cion arose that sorrieth:n4 had happened ro imp
and several of the house:.old went to hi, :0 re
door. which they found fastened; and, callii.g its
the deceased. received no answer ; (hi then r
ed to break it open, when trey discover it the Jo.
ceased on the floor, having shot himself ,heingh
the head with a piaol, and another pistol nese
him, loaded. Itie !id put oil a clear shirty, and
dressed himself, except putting un his cwt. No
cause could be assigned for the rash ad. On res.
mirition, his accoucts were fou id to be cow e.it

Yesterday afternot,n, at three o'clock. the Co oo
ner's Jury sst on the body; and, on th:- evidence I
several witnesses, it appesred 'list the deceseed vise
subjea to very violent head•scnes. which Dias* bias
at certain times not *hat he wAs &ins ; the,
brought in a ver of Lioniev.
London, England, 1805-10-10

BF' T lA!WF. NEWCASTLE COAUL

T-••
HE LONDON SEA-COAL COMPANY,
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Public; that there n not any thing to be porchs;xl for firing
so cheap a% the best Coals, at the Priest now sold at by I lam
son and Co. and their Measure strictly according to Act of
Parliament. Foom their eetensists and increasing T,ade, not
any hover on Lnadon can, or dos, sell sn low, (oath. cronsi-
dosed. One Sinning vre mile, per Chaldean, colf the aten,s

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6s 64. neatly bound and lettered, with a Portrait of the Au-
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Amerce. •
rrHE PSALMS and HYMNS of Dr.
1 WATTS; containing Twenty additional Hymns by the
same Author, to fill up the VNCAIICi-s of the old Faltions; a
Table 14 the fine Linen, not only of every Pram and Hymn
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the inconvenience of transposing the work; with unproved
Indexes of Sulijects and of Scriptures.
By EDWARD WILLIAMS, D.D.
To which is added, a Musical Index, on a new Plan,
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r. which 15 cont..iii.ll the fir-t part of the Air only : Iwebs
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Praftted to this Index are Pngraved Musical Hints, calcu-
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ITT

Against any other man hut the Meirff, he mast have
gamed•a conquest off-hand. lie tights without fear,
and. his blows are such Fs leave evident navies he-
hind.' -Ile, htwever, uses his let hand but seldom,
for if he could perform with it eval to his vprionen s
he might with safety bid him .kriance. He has
stamped his fame, and is a maieh tot any otter
bruiser. He carried off an amazi• g load of heat-
ing. It would be neediess for us to comment on
'he skill and death-like blows of the Chick a. Ile
has but one more conquest to gain, when he may
defy any challenge. Belr/rer is to fight hint wir'.ia
two months, for 500 guineas, play or pay, 50 gui-
neas forfeit.
A second battle for twent y.fiveguineas, was fought
between C►-6 and Ri.hman the black. It would he
insipid for us to enter into particulais respecting this
fight, which, if it may be so callez!,, last•,d neatly
an hour and a halt. It was Altogether tis'e'so.iwt, the
Black danced Anil: the ring, fell down, dec while
Crib declined going sa and Seating him off•har.d. It
was altogether an unequal match, and an .ntersal of
twenty minutes tnether elap-.ed, withou: :Tow of
any consequence being struck. Crt6 beat him with.
out a hurt. The day's diversion was not over until
near five o'clock in the evening. The black to .k
This defeat so much to heart, that he shel tears.
The company was of the better ord. r, an 1 not
molested by the rabble who frequent the fights
nearer to town.

Amongst the company present were Male of the
first charatlers in the ..ingdorn
London, England, 1805-10-10

R!VtNUI IMPARTMENT.

Peter Le Mesurser, Est Collector of Bone) ty, Salsettee,
and Caranta.
John W,lliarns, Esq. Assistant ditto, ditto.

Henry Wail:iam D.gcle, F..q. Collector, at Kahl.
William Steadman, E 1. Collector, at Broach.
Jmeph 11. Br'hey, E.q. hs.iitatit ditto, ditto.

OLMCRAL DEPAZTMENT.

Charles Watkins, Esq. Mint-master, at the Presidency,
David Charlet Ramsay, Lig Custom-inaster,lt Surat.
John Fell, I.q Civil Paymaster.
Richaid Walk Cowan*, Esq. Paymaster or Eatranolitiarles,
and of Company's Allowances to the King's Troops, aud De-
puty Military Paymaster-General.
George Corson's, Esq Resident at Cambay.
John Law. E.-it. Assistant to the Resident at Itinanra.
James Hallett, Esq Semetary to the Military Board.
John Elphinatrin, Esq. Accountant-General and Civil Au-
dime.
Francis Warden, Eq. Secretary to Government.
Henry Shank, ken. Marine Storekeeper and Paymast►r.
John Williams, Esq. A.sistaiit to the Accountant-General
in the Department of Audit.
Richard Thomas tinidwm, Esq. Deputy Seeretaiy in the
Lathe Departments of Government.
Ciuorte Orborns, Eq. Deputy Secretary in the Secret and
Political Departments of Gmemment, and Ammaitt to the
Maria, Storekeeper.

On Friday last, in the afternoon, the body of a
Naval Officer tl•tated on shore, near the :slartello
Tower, No. 11, in Pevensey Bay. By x commis-
sion found in one of his pockets, it app-ared he w.as
a Lieut. SMITH, of the ff.-rangier gun-hrig,. 'The
commission was ~i•;;; •d in August last. Tale body
had been only a few days in the water.

We are happy to he informed, that the explosioN
which tonic plate .it the Roslin pow,fer-mills on
destroyed merely the corning-
:he ether buildings rem tined
ig to the particular construc-
work. We can aloo say. from
the proprietors of it works
prnr;,.inn for the fatinlic; .)f the
un the OCCASIOII.
London, England, 1805-03-04

MARRIAGES.
On Thursday morning, at St. James's church, Bath, Rear-
Admiral Scott, of Spring Hill, n-ar Southampton, to Mrs.
Crowd. r, relict of Jambs, Crouch", Esq. late of the island of Ja-
marca
Teesday last, at Thetford, Tlsornai 11.1 well, jun: Esq. of
I lyde Park Lodge, to Mir; Bidwell, second daughter of Slielfuril
Esq of the former place
Thur.day last, at Erpingliain, Nortillc, by the Rev. George
Betts, Edmund Betts, Esq. a Captain in the East Sutt3lk Re-
giment of Militia, to Ws Druery, of the former place.
London, England, 1805-03-04

DEATHS.

On the ldth ult. at his father's, :it Naughton, near Darling-
ton, John Byron, Esq. sixond son of the Hoe. and Rev. Ri-
chard Byron.
Friday morning, at his Lodgings, in Clavpsth, Durham, Mr
Defuse Appleby, brother to the. late Sir Wm Appleby, Lot.
Friday morning, at his hoiiv.: ;n Bedford-squerc„. George
Shun,, Esq. a Manner ofygrlauient for 'imam', to Devon-
shire.

Lately, of a wound he received from a cannon•bill, in cutting
a Freinil prize out of harbour in the East 'Mit,. Mr. Z. Betty,
lien of the late Mr. Z. Bute, Apothecary arne•el to Ilia Ma •
je•W's Forces in the Wert Indies, and nephew to Mr. H. W.
Betty. I.4Lier to the young ROICIWII.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-BRIDGE.

Mom 31 am. after 3,—Seen. 41 Nom. after S.
London, England, 1805-03-04

Tol de rol.

" Your pardon," quoth he.
" granted," •aid we;
" Aud, for onet, you'll meet no opposition ;
" Since if poor horses backs
" Mud bear double tax,
" Be ivied we'd prefer ' an Omission.'
Tol de rol.

" And as you discourage
44 Fresh 1,111 to our porridge,
" Lit taxes that need no addition,
" Each how ewife ntwit wish
" To season her dish
" Under favour of such an ' Omission'
Tot de rot.

" But if, is default
" Of mere common salt,
" The Mac Cornets in letiuisition,
" Let the Wits of tht d.)
" rich. talents display,
And propose to encore the' Omission'
Tol de rul.

" Yet while on our lene•s
" To frienttr, fair, or betters,
" On basiatsv, love, or petition',
" 'flit charge br. srememe
" It trebles caprices,
" W. fear, but too malty Omissions,'
Tel dis
" Then as we are tieing,
" Were always a giaing,
Or with or w tthaut our permission,
" At lest ler the rave
" lio.ne benefit base,

" And the legacy tax an Oinistion'
Tel de rel.
" Sall, it seems, you contrive
" That some forks should throve,
" Tho• other, lose all acquisition ;
" For the dutiel on wine
" You'll never resign,
" Which the public may feel an Omission.•
r' • T.it de rel.
" Now !Mna my story, •
" By Wing, or by Tory,
" Bs scanted with union disquisition ;
" But airy true Briton
" Its right meaning hit on,
" Nor of loyalty call it Omission.'
Y ut de rol.
" And should Bonaparte
" For (Nd ~inland start,
w May hit myrmidons ne'er find admission
" Where Freedom can sing,
" Helier ' nod save the Ring;
" And bit sistnete. without o•te Ondstion."'
Tul de vol.
King Georr for ever!
Babe, LinceimAirs

TILE RISIIOP OF RAPHOE.
This venerable Prelate died on the 22.1 last, in the
9Sd year of his age, at his seat at Wiphoe, in the
county of Donegal, in the North of Ireland. Ile Was
the father of Admiral Witirsisso, who assumed
that surname in compliance wick the will of the hate
Mr. WHITSIIID, of Old Burlington-street, who be.
gneathed to him all his fortune. His Lcrdship, we
understand, will be succeeded by the Reverend Doc-
tor BATIIVISI.
London, England, 1805-03-04

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF Eka INDIA STOCK.
1.44 AUKS AND G MEM.
THE Death of Mr. STEPHEN WILLIAMS,
your late worthy DireCor, having occasioned a Limier,
in the Court, I beg leave to renew me solicitation for the
honour of your Stumm( to succeed him, relying with the
greaten satisfaCtion, from the well known accumulation of
Friend', that the result folly acconiolivh my illle ex,
peetations, and successfully terminate your friendly
this I shall at all times acknowledge with sentiments of grati-
tude and re:sped. I have the honour to be

• Ladies and Gentlemen,
New Broad-street, Your must obliged humble servant,
London, March 7, 1805. JOHN JACKSON

Mr. JACKSON'S COMMITTEE meet ■, Inv Hnuse, New
BmadMreet, every day at Twelve o'Cloek, end tell be obliged
by the communication of any (nendly inform-anon.
London, England, 1805-03-04

SALES BY AUCTION.

TO FARMERS, WAGGON MASTERS, TOWN CAR-
MEN, AND OTHERS.
By D. SADLER,

, - -
At RPrtn.itorr, Goswell-street, near Smithfield, TO MOR.
ROW, the Sth of March, lilos, at 'twelve o'cleek
rrIEN us-ful Boney CART HORSES, the Pro-
t party of a Ore Salter, who his in farther use fur
them. A Brown Gelding, a capital Charger; a Brawn Cha-
riot Gelding ; a Bay Mare fifteen 'hands sad a half high, pe.-
fectly quiet in Haines; a Bry Blood Gelding, fourteen hand.
and a half high, fast goer. upwards of Seventy Horses, of vas
rin.ls descriptions : among whic!i Jr: several good hackneys,
Machiners, Post Horses, &c. ; Chariots, Chaise., Gip,
and sundry other Lou —To be Viewed the morning of Sale.
London, England, 1805-09-03

they sailed from Ferrol, to the 20th inclusive, when
they entered Cadiz, do not appear to have captured
more thuri three mcrchantnsen.

A Gottenburgh Mail arrived yesterday. It an-
nounces the progress of military preparations
Rus-ia, wish increased aCtivity, and the departure of
A Messenger from St Petershurgh for London, with
:li.patches, supposed to contain a Copy of the
Treaty signed by Russia, England, and Sweden.
Mr. Novo si au is the Messenger alluded to in the
accounts bruight by the G ‘ttenburgh Mail.
He landed on Sunday morning at Harwich from on
board the Ruck/mid packet, and set off immediately
in a p st-chaise and four, for London. On Sunday
night he arrived in town at Lord Mu! ortavt's Of-
fice, and expresses were immediately sent off to the
Earl of Ca sinew, Mr. PITT, and several other
Members of the Cabinet, who were summoned to
:men I a Council, which sat yesterday for a cow_ i-
derable length of time. The die is now c ist ; and,
according to report, the sword has been already
drawn upon the Continent. It was reported yes.
terday, upon the authority of a private letter, that
the Prussians had made a sodden irruption into
Pomerania, and falling upon the Russians assem-
bled in that quarter, had cut 4,000 of them to
pieces. We shall not be surprised if some skirmish
has taken place between the troops of these two na-
tions. The =nit-o- of killed is, no doubt, exag-
grrated. Vi.connt CASTLEREAGH and Mr. PITT,
after the Council broke up, set off for Tunbridge
Wells; and the Russi au, DANISH. PRUSSIAN, and
SWEDI.ii Ministers, had audiences of Lord Mot.-