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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-03-15

CATCH CLUB.

On Tuesday, the Noblemen's Catch Club had a
very numerous meetins: at WILLIS'S Ronne, Tess.
PLC Wrsr, Esq. in the Chair. Earh Foartscra
and WiLTOt4, and Lord WerrssEATH, and a num-
ber of other persons of distinetion, were present.
the professional gentlemen were Hammon, 5.%
Gasisrorrx, the SALI:S. NIEL°, Goer.,
&c. &c. The Catches .tod Glees of the evening
were sung in Excellent A delicious repast
and fine wines were servP.l up
London, England, 1805-03-15

up some guns, and opened a heavy fire, which com-
pelled Lieutenant Colonel Monson to continue his
retreat to Agra. The detachme- t reached the town
of Biana at nine p In. on the 2oth Auguit. The
night was dark ; and the camp followers, with such
baggage as remained with the detachment, having
mixed with the line, the troops were thrown into
confusion. It was impossible to restore order, and
the different corps retreated in great disorder to
Agra, which they reached by the 31st of August.
The enemy followed as far as Futtypoor, in strag-
gling parties, for the purpose of plundering, but
made no united attack alter the

The following exttaa of a letter from his Excel-
lency the Commander in Chief to the Governor Ge-
neral, under the Bth September, 1804, is published
for general information
Although 1 cannot sufficiently lament the iinfonunate
turn affair. have taken with this detachment, or the circum-
stances which led to them, still I feel it my duty to represent to
your Lordship, that both officers and men of the detachment,
on every occasion in which they were &finally engaged with the
enemy, maintained the superiority of British discipline, and
shewed the utmost steadiness and gallantry ; and that Mould an
opportunity occur sif leading against the enemy those who re-
main, 1 shall place the tallest coohdetice in tlizir attachment
and approved bravery and experience.
I shall cause every possible inquiry to ►e made into the
apparent disaffection on the part of tunic of Me corps; ►ut I
have the pleasure to assure your Lordship, that it does not ap
pear to have been by any means extensive. Number: of the
Sepoys are da.ly coming in; and those that are still with the
enemy, and have been obliged to take service, have sent word
to their Officers, that they will avail themselves of the first op
portunity of escaping to return. These who refused to enter
the eneniy', service, have been most cruelly heated, and its
general mutilated in the right hand."
The official returns of the loss suffered by Lieu•
tenant-Colonel Monson's detachment, since the affair
of the 11 th July, near the Mokundra Pass, have not
yet been received : and the private accounts are too
uncertain to be annexed to this statement. The re-
turns will be published as soon as they shall be re-
ceived by the Governor-General.
London, England, 1805-03-15

HEADS OF INTELLIGENCE FROM RAMPOORAII

At nine a. m. on the 28th August, Captain Hut-
chinson, of the Bengal Artillery (who had been
left in the command of the Fort of Rampoorah),
observed a party of the enemy marching in the di-
redion of Ooniara ; aad, conceiving it to be po.sible
to cut them off, ordered Lieutenant Robertson, with
three companies of Sepoys, and some Golundauze,
to attempt this operation. Lieutenant Robinson
succeeded in reaching the enemy, who immediately
opened a fire upon him from three guns. The
enemy, however, were enabled to draw off their ar-
tillery; but Lieutenant Robertson captured five
tumbrils and a stand of colours, and compelled the
enemy to retire with the greatest precipitation.
Official intelligence has been receivcd of the cap-
ture, without any loss on our part, of Indore, the
capital of the Holkar territories, by the carts itr .ler
the command of Colonel Murray, the I.th
August, 1804. The officer commanding Jeswuot
Rao Holkar's troops at Indore, retired without op..
posing any resistance to c'lonel Murray.
Published by command of his Kxceliency the Most
Noble the Governor General in Council.
J. Lutaso EN, Chief Sec. to the Govt.
London, England, 1805-09-24

POLL'IO El. R R E raw.

EP

Yesterday, the following Regiments of Volunteer
Infantry were reviewed on flack Heath, by General
the Earl of II A NSINGTON the Gray's-Inn Rifle-
men, the Loyal Westniiimter, the Duke of Glouces.
ter's, the Kotherhithe, St. John's, St. Savintir's,
Southwark, the Clerkanwell, and the First Surrey
Regiment.
On the arrival of the troops on the Heath, the
.Westminster Corps took the right, and the First
Surtey the left of the line, which VI AS formed in
front of the Paragon. Generals Gaosv crank and
Pnirrs, were stationed on the wings, and the Earl
of HARR IMOTON gave the word of command
After going through the usual manoeuvres, with
great steadiness, they returned to town, and were
dismissed. An accident happened to one of the
First Surrey Riflemen, while on their march, he was
rode over by a ..lentleman on horseback, who came
tiding furiously down the road, and he sustained
considerable injury. The Heath exhibited an as-
semblage of genteel speflators, and' among them
vrre several persons of distinaion. The ground was
kr,)t by the Power Hamlets Militia. The Review
,icluded at half past two o'clock, when the Earl
la ttsisc rot, and the rest of the Officers,vent to
Green Man, Blackheath, where a sumptuous
dinner was provided for them. The Duke of Glou-
cester's, and the St. George's, Hanover square,
corps, returned to town in cars. The other corps
marched back. It raise ! heavily during part of the
t.trne on which they were upon the road.

The Pala REGI Mit NT of LOTAL LONDON

V OLUATEERI.

This excellent corps will have a Field-day this
day, upon Kennington Common. They are to
muster on the Royal Exchange, at four o'clock in
the Afternoon, completely armed and accoutred, and
to march at half past four. The ground is to he
kept ny the South Regiment of Loyal London Vo.
lunteers, who will assemble in Davonshire-square, at
two in the after noon, Armed and accoutred, with
haversacks and canteens. Upon this occasion, some
pieces of plate will be presented to Colonel Br MCH
end Adjutant B•TE, of the First Loyal London Vo!
Wavers.
London, England, 1805-09-24

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FOREIGN !NIP LLIGLSCE.

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the Rhine, s'iall hare a right to wavy all the mili-
tary ports, to rc-establish the head of the Wide at

li&.11, 3:c.
COLOGIL, SEPT. S.
The Grst division of the Army of the Coast, Con-
sisting of 30,00 u men, passed through Mons on the
id inst. The troops are principally conveyed in
catriages ; th-y march along the Upper Rhine, b)
Losemburgh and 'freves. We are assured, that
the I;mperor Napoleon will command, is person,
the Army uf the Rhine ; but he will always have re-
lays in readiness to pass, with dispatch, should oc-
casion require, into Italy.

RANKS Of Tlll DANUBE, ser r 3.

His Ma.ysty, the Roman Bmperor, will command
the army encamped at Wels, in person, as Generalis-
simo; and the General of Artillery, Mack, will be
Quarter-Master-General to His Majesty. The Arch-
duke Charles will command in Italy, and his bro-
ther, the Archduke Louis, and his nephew, the
Archduke Maximilian, will be attached to the same
army, to which Field-Marshal-Lieutenant Baron
Zach, will be Quarter-Master-General. Field-Mar-
shal the Archduke Ferdinand will command the
army in Germany, and the A:ehduke John that in
the Tytol,
GeNos, suousr

According to the last letters I rom Rome, the Papal
t-ourt has given a provisory answer to the Deputies
of the Oidet of Malta cornmissi ined to propow the
Commauder Caraccioli, to the dignity of Grand-
Master. In this reply, it is rail, that Ilk Holiness
must pteviottsly confer on this subjecl %nit other
p •liar the late Grand-Master, Torrimas:, had
in his I.vuur time votes of two Russian Priorie, ;
that so much the more rvst.:•.!l ought to be paid to
Russia, on the present occasion, as there is still at
Petersburgh a sum of 700,000 rubles,whicla atternp:s
arc malting to transfer into the treasury of the order ;
that for the formal and constitutional eletlion (:f a
Grand-Master, it is necessary, that all the Jaques
should send deputies to the place where it is to
be held. It is believed, that the Pope will be re-
quested by the Sovereigns, in whose dominions
there is'a /anger, belonging to the order, to give di-
regions for the new ele!lion, as was done with re-
gard to that of the last Grand-Mater. 12 this case,
it is presumed, that the votes will be in favour of
the Chevalier Ruspoli, who is, at present, on Isis 514••
vele in Germany.

o.* We than, te morrow, make some ~.hiervations upon an
Article inserted in the last Page of tins raper, respe3ing the
Agents of the Bourbons.

THE BRITISH PRESS.
London, England, 1805-09-24

ROYAL FAMILY'.

WrYMOWTII, strr.
Last evening, the Rol( Al. FAMILY honoured the
Theme with their presence, to the Comedy at
The Ci,,,iorr ~r and nor Tom The house
was extremely full, and the performances went off
very well.
Mr. thrreae Rose arrived here, last evening,
from his seat, at Cuffnells.
This morning, at seven o'clock, his MAJESTY
came out of the Lodge, and walked in the town.
On his way he met the CHIEF' BARO3 of SCOTIA NV,
Sir JAMES NI. ERNE Y, Mr. W. DUN OAS, and Mr.
Rost, and conversed with than till the Mal ar-
rived from London, when His Maresisr returnrd
to the Lodge.
This morning, the ROYAL FAMILY atterld,A
Divine Service at the Church, and heard an rx-
cellent sermon preached by the liidrop of E•rs rr k.
Divine Service was periormel in the Comp, a: the
drum-head. bv the Chaplains of the different regi-
ments. The Hovst. Dines were preser.t.
Lord Mt tint sVn. and Mr. Loup dined, yerter.
thy, in Camp. with tie Officers of the 31st itegi-
The Into C!f Ahri tins and Mr. P.a. r dined
with the Earl of Cito s r re.rtrt u.
London, England, 1805-01-18

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telleanal 'faculties, while
',uninjured.
A few years since, I was myself consulted in a
similar case. The patient had, in carweirence of a
paralytic attack, almost entirely lost his memory,
and had rc•ained only the words _66 Ycs, no, very,
very well, not at all, it is true, right, wonderfully,"
and others of the same kind.
M. Valets, in his explanation of Dr. Gall's sys-
tem, mentions an instance equally extraordinary, of
a lady who, In consequence of an accident she met
with during her first lying-iv, lust the recolleCtion
of every thing diat had occurred since her mar-
riage. Such was her forgetfult:e6s, that she pushed
aside her husband and her child, that were presented
to her. This lady has never recovered the rentem-
bi Alice of the first year of her marriage, nor of the
events that happened in it. Her relations and
friends at length. succeeded, by argument, and the
weight of their assurances, in persuading her that
she was married, and had given birth to a son. She
believes them, because she would rather imagine
that :ha has lost the recolledion of e year, than con-
sia,•r all around her as impostors. But she believes
them on their word only ; she leeks at her husband
and her child, without being able to conceive, by
what magic she has obtained the one, or given birth
to the other.
Instances have been seen, when blows on the
head, shocks, the operation of trepanning, and dif-
ferent injuries of the brain, have entirely annihilated
or suddenly developed certain faculties. Thus Fa-
bricius de Ilil2en mentions a young man, who, by a
fall 6,1 tie head, was rendered completely silly ; and
Haller an idiot, whom a wound in the head restoted
to his understanding. It is well known, that to the
operation of trepanning, Father Mabillon owed a
sudden increase of his intelledual faculties.

ved the other;
London, England, 1805-03-12

PRESENT PRICE

Twitatt. L.IB 12 0

Half L.9 9 0I Eighth........ L. 2 8 0
Quarter
•.• The Public, who 'redo:snow or haring narticiil.ir Num.
her., are reque,ted to be early in their am:the:num to surne of
the Lottery Offices, who will take care and engage the Numbers
wanted it the Honk of England.
London, England, 1805-03-12

CONCERT.

Lady ALMilta CARPIN TER had a Musical Party
on Sunday night, at her house in Grosvenor-ureet.
The company were sales% and included,

The Duchess of Roxburgh.—.Count-s•e. Berryrnoret car-
elan, •ii, and Dowager F-vwx.—The Earl of &rev more..—.hadies
Dc Cliff .rd and Marshanx....l.ord Wentworth.—. Mrs. Father-
bee t, Freemantle, he.

Lady SUSAN CARPENTat, Miss Buaows, and the
LEAKDEaS, played a beAutiful Quartetto for Harp,
Piano Forte, and Fre ich Horns, by Rossetti, which
was universally admired. Mrs. R Wait()Lz, Mr. SA-
P:oo,nd Mr. Ltsainta,sung several duets and trios.
London, England, 1805-03-12

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Edinburgh Police 'Bill was read a second
time, and referred td's private Committee, as wa,
also Bowyer's Lottery Bill
Mr. Williams, from the Board of Commission-
ers of Naval Enquiry, 'presented their eleventh re-
port ; which was ordered to lie on the table, and to
be printed.
An Account was presented, pursuant to order, of
the money advanced by the Collettors of several
counties, for the service of the volunteers and mi-
litia. Ordered to lie on the table.
London, England, 1805-03-12

I f IGIILAVD SOCIETY'.

It was not an Annual Meeting of the Highland
Society, as stated in some of the Morning Papers of
yesterday, that was held at the Crown and Anchor.
• Saturday the 9th, bet an extraordinary Meeting,
held purposely for the reception of His Royal High-
ness the Du ke ,of Sussex, who wasnot received as Duke
of CULLODEN, a title first imagined by the editors
of those papers, hut as a Prince of Great Britain.
The sound of the Caledonian Trumpet announced
the err ival of His Royal Highness before the Crown
and Anchor ; upon which a deputation of the So-
ciety, named for that purpose, went down stairs to
meet him. The instrument of warlike music was
played before His RovaL HIGHNESS all the way un-
til he reached the middle of a great room, in which
the society were assembled before dinner. A tune,
called The Gatherati afthe Clans, wa► playei to no.
tify that dinner was served up. Two tables paral-
lel to each other were placed from end to end of the
dining-room, and a third table across the upper end
of those ; in the middle of the last was placed the
President's chair, in which sat the Marquis of
DOUGLAS, representing his father, the Duke of
Ham 'Leos. chief of the D•,IL GLASES, who s, Presi-
dent for the present year. On his right hand sat
His ROY•L HIGHNESS. and on the n. ht .nd left
sat four allual chieftains, the Dike of .1r not., he
Duke of Mows-nose, the Earl of BE zAD 1, BASS,
and Lord Macnoteat.o. The Earl "f*
HacelMc-
Toet, who is an honorary member, was likewise ere.
sent with his Son, Lord PITIESIIAM, the Righ. Ho..
nourable WILLIAM DUNDAS, Secretary at War, and
several other persons of distinftion ; in all about an
hundred members. The toasts were all given is
the Gaelic or Caledonian language: besides those
given at all loyal clubs, there were some peculiar to
the Highlanders, and entirely martial, such as The
great Sworl arid the Plaid; The Pipe of War and the
Ca/ours; Chiefs of Clans and Chiefs of 'lnside.; The Clam
of the Gael or Caledonian Shoulder to Shautler, &a.
Mr. Dialcuis sung the Address of King Romer 1.
to his army befo:e the memorable battle of Bannock-
burn, set to the tune of that heroic Monarch's March.
by the celebrated Mr. BUNN% and accompanied by
the hand of music. His ROYAL Hicotmcss was
pleased to sing two songs, with which all who had a
taste for music were delighted, and the whole Com-
pany highly gratified.
London, England, 1805-03-12

hinted for G Kraralrr, Firet,trem

This Day are published, with a Portrait, after a Pianist by
Med riy„ in One Vol. Bvii. price 10. 6d. is boards,
EMJIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of
ivAt. the Kim ALEXANDER GEDDES.
By JOHN MASON GOOD.
" It has alliarded 54 great satisfaelion to rind that the pleasing,
vet, in some respects, difficuk task of writint the Life ,f
Geddes, ha. fallen into each able halide; to Mid rt execs' •d
with the deLate sentiments of friendship, and yet with the
integrity attached to the most perfect honour; to nisi,. io
Mort, the subject of these pages delineated in the matider
which his own conscious soht could mat disapprove "
Monthly Review, April, 1804.
Printed for G. Kearsley, , Fleet-street
_ .

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. _ . . .

•
SONG of SONGS c 'or, Sacred idyls translated from the
original Hebrew, in Pane and Verse, with a large Brady of
Notes, Critical and Explanatory, chiefly frown Oriental Lan-
guages, Ina a Tran.lation of the Pa sages tele:tad, and 0,.*3
atonally ham aixouseript Observations of the Late Rev. Alex
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Thin Day is blished, price SS Abeards,
THE HOSPITAL PUPIL; 'r, An ESS .1Y
ioSsudod to facilitate the STUDY of MEDICINE and
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I. Os, the Qualifications necessary for a Youth tnectided for
the profession of Medicine or Serpent.
L. On the Education of a Medical Student; improved
course of Hospital Studies, Ste.
Directives bog the Prosecution of Hospital Studies, as.
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IV Hints on eatering into Practice, on Medical Judaism-
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BUILDERS' PRICES, 1103.
This Day was published, once Bs 64 erred, corrected to
the lit of February,
THE BUILDERS' PRICE-BOOK; contain-
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the most eminent Sureeyors in [moderato these oral Art sera
ctiiiierlied in Building; including site JUURNEVNIL.N'S
PRICES.
By an EXIT:RIM/OM SURVEYOR.
With a TABLE of SCANTLINGS, and a TABLE ether
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for charging them.
Peblivbed by J. Taylor, at the Accbiteztural Library, No.
59, High Holborn.
N. 13. Gentlemen are requested to be careful to order Pay-
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WR ITING DESKS. —N. MIDDLETON
begs to infoent tka ?oldie that he ha= now nesl7 fie
SALE a very extensteeattortrnent of DESKS and BOXES
. . .

few elle 'vie of Ladies or Golitiemen for Writing only, and for
Dressing awl Writing, in mahogany, satin, an .1 other fine
woods, or teatl+rr. He has likewise the greatest itsvirtinent in
Lon in of letter Copying Mschines for Count ng Hous-s
and private use, err iie sn small as in be of no inconvenience
in travelling; pocket-books in great varlets, fittest up for
Lobes' or Gentlemen ; pocket commodes, wads to contain
even• necessary for altering and drrsiug, particularly useful for
Gentlemen in the army. A large assortment of Fancy Arta
cies R•ing the real nanufacture•, lie is enabled is sell on
the lowest terms and t warrant thorn. The original Mane•
factory for Black Lead Pencils, N. Middleton, 162, Strand,
corner of Strand lase.
London, England, 1805-03-12

THE UNITED PURLIC SUBSCRIPTION BREWERY,
MAID•LANE, SOUTHWARK.

Subscriptions are rtseeiead at the Secretary's Office, No. 12,
Cantle seree.r Holborn

r I-IHE DIRECTORS of. the UNITED CU EILIC
1 SUBSCRIPTION BREWERY, now established, pr.,
some their plan to be .e found as to unite two ~tonal ottett,,
sta. That of securing to its Suboeuthers, and of contributing to
the herlth and comfort of the Metropolis and 1114 environs.

The (lirenirs of the institution do not shrink hero the must
minute investigation of the materials of which their u.lI
he made, under the saturance that their Potter will be pro Word
Iron pure Malt and Hops, with other wholesome and legal in-
gredients, and their Ale, Amber, and Tab e deer, from Malt
and Hops only, to which thee Valid seriously pledged, and then
servants are V. that end placed under heavy penalties
The Commutiov, Publicans As well as Pnvate Individuals, are
invited in inkiel the several peculiar advantages offered by this
establushirient la regard to the interma likely to be produced
from moiler expended in the purchase°, Shares. Th.. Brew-
ery is not concerned with any ether. Ale, Amber, and Table
Boer, will be ready fur delivery in about six weeks; and Subscri-
bers may apply for receipts any time alter Saturday next.
The articles forming the constitution of this Establishment
are tore hail at the Secretary's Office, No 12, Castle-street.
Holborn (where attendance will be given daily Irum the hum
of Ten in the Forenoon till ►out in the Afternoon); and at the
following Place:.—Mere Richardson, Booksellen, Royal Re -
change, Cornholl ; lbws, canner of Staffiri. trait, Bond-
strasi; Bargain, Stationer, Blackfriars Road; Barr!, Bridge.
street, Westminster Bridge; Booth, Duke-sirs-et, Portland
Roue; and Hawkins, Ifighsstreata Borough.
London, England, 1805-03-12

DISEASES OF DOGS.

THE following met valuable MEDICINES
!discovered and prerarad by Mr. BLAINV, Vi:serin‘ry
Surgeon, 3, ellsstr►et, Oxford atrect) are patronised and
used by several branches of the Royal Family, by *heted all
the Nemiiity, and by every celebrated Spomman in the United
Kingdom. A List of whom, with many of the strongest teat
monies their favour, it, open to inspeAion, at his %V
Agents, and which, as bring the lettrat and mast respnttable
Lin ever authentically annexed to any Medicine, he snenuotta-
ly invites the Public to view. •

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA ST' K.
Lathes and Gentlemen,
THE death of Mr. WILLIAMS having left .tn
opening for the choice of a new Director, permit me to
declare myself a Candidate to succeed Mite, in the event of the
vSCIMICV 10•41411% aorratafed j Mid M AMMO the honour of riot
votes and support. I remain, with the greateit respect,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most faithful and devoted humble Servant,
JAS PATTI SON .

King's Arms Yard, March 2, 1405.
N B. Mr. Pat:Wares Committee will sit every day at tit,
King's Need Tavern, in the Poultry, from l 1 till 4.
London, England, 1805-03-12

31111,0 b

TUESDAY, M

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA SVOCR•
L•1111$ AND G MEW,
THE Death of Mr. STEPHEN WILLIAMS.
your late worthy Direder, hsying °cc...limed a iracaney
in the COOTts I beg leave to renew my solicitation for the
honour of sour Support to succeed him, relying with the
greatest 'melodeon, from the well known accumulation of
Friends, that the result will fully accomplish my sanguine ex-
and meet-equity terminate your friendly exertions;
this I shall at all time, acknowledge with sentiments of grati-
tude and reaped. I have the honour to be,
LaMes and Gentlemen,
New Broad-street, Your most obliged humble servant,
London, March 2, 1405. JOHN JACKSON.

ARCH 12, 1805.
London, England, 1805-03-12

THE improved PEDOMETER, or WAY-
WISER, which, when worn in the Pocket, ascertain.
Us dicuuce the Weiner walks (priee Two Guineas). sold
be SPENCER and PERKINS, Watch molter*, No. 11
West !Ind of Newgate.street (removed from o
ecoont of the Imurovements there) ; who, fur near thirty
years, have fsbricated these Machines; and though they du
not dim the Invention, it being almost as *omen' as Pocket
Watches. yet all that ever earns to tear knowledge have
been so rude in their shape, inconvenient in wearti.g, anal
incorrect in their 10011prmance, as to have been soon laid by as
WelekS.

This, which they take the liberty to offer to the is
depot in itself, most conveniently use.l, vrfectly correi,
acid, what is dateable in all Machines of Fancy, exceedingly
cheap; not I:abte to he out of order, eon is s mast amusing
Comp meat to Gentlemen who are food of Walking and
511.i0t.0K
Flattreiny 1.-nmeaes thr pea frrieroesmint lately mail
as retitled it t tit. olti.natum, they take this method of ntak
inc it public, po tOthelrieel•el at Ic:en the ciedit thereof.
having been rnAty.ri.§lll iniiired by Plag•srits, who have copied
their Machines, and paned then ntf to Geittleinsit as their
own Inventions, though at mtr.h higher nrices, arid very in.
ferwr wo.k.
London, England, 1805-03-12

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HO!'SE OF L')RUS •-•:Mot:DAY, MARCH 11.

The Loan CHANCELLOR did not come down to
the House till nearly five o'clock ; and after prayers
were read, their Lordships proceeded to forward
the Bills upon the table—amongst these, the Pleasure
Horses Duty Bill was read a second time, and oriLr-
edto be committed. .
The Earl of DARNLEY expressed his desire, that
the Order for summoning the House tomorrow,
which took place in consequence of his motion on a
former evening, should be discharged, and renewed
tot Thursday. What he intended to move was for the
production ofcei tails rapers relative to the Navy; with
a view to a compai i son, in certain points, of the con-
dud of the late and the present Board of Admiral-
ty; and he was induced to postpone the motion for
two reasons: first, because he understood the Noble
Earl, lately at the head of the Naval department,
could not attend to-morrow ; and, secondly, in order
to afford the Noble Lord, who at present presided
in that branch of the public service, further time to
entisHer, relative to the produaion of the papers
alluded to. He would therefore move to discharge
the present Order, and that the Lords be summoned
for Thursday next.

After a few words from Lord ‘VALSINGHAN, re-
lative to the formal necessity of adverting to some
specific purpose in an order of the kind, the original
order was discharged, and the Lords, on the mo-
tion of the Larl of D•IIILEY, ordered to be sum-
moned for the service of the House on Thursday
next.
Mr. w:lliams, Secretary to the Commissioners of
Naval Enquiry, presented the Eleventh Report of
the Commissioners, and which, on the motion of
the Duke of CLARLIICE, was ordered to be print-
ed.

The oaths of abjuration and fidelity being duly
administered at the liar, to Messrs. GIitLLEII, WOLFF',
and NA Isivc, the Bills for the naturalisation of those
gentlemen were formally read a first time, and re-
ferred to the consideration of Committees.—Ad-
journed till to-morrow
London, England, 1805-09-23

.m.r.••••••1
BRIGHTON, Sur. 20.

Last night we had the best Concert ever given
here, for the benefit of Miu (,rinse, under the pa.
tronage of His Royal Highness the Prince of WA Les.
It was given at the Ship Tavcrn, and attended by
all the Fashionables at Brighton; it is computed
there were SOO persons present. At eight o'clock His
Hort at Htotantss entered the room, attended by
Major thou As Fitt*, and several Noblemen and
Gentlemen. The front seat was reserved for the
Paters and his party, whom I never saw look bet-
ter, and has not t'.e smallest lameness. By His
ROYAL Thous ess's permission, his private band
tiLt ve their 1
sais,sLi sE.:ii cg.a 1
vicar
va dwdEtat in(rs;
:l to
st2hAerH , wereio.
sate, Ste. The Concert conunenced with a Grand
Symphony by BE.THOYEN. I,IhDLLY gratified the
audience with a Concerto on the Violoncello, upna
which instrument he far exceeds all others. Mr.
Bei onrowea played a very excellent Concerto on
the Vi din. Miss Lau et gave one lat Sim actr's
Corcerros on the Grand Piano Forte, in which she
el la ed great execution and taste. In the coitr.e
of the evening, several excellent glees were snag by
.ISoessrs. Goss, NI Lim, amt.:. B. SAL. e. The Concert
concluded with Dr. A a rrs's celebrated glee of
4' linlai 's beat Balwails."
Toe glee party are e7gaged by the PRIM cc this
evening, to perform at the t'avil:on, where there will
be a Grand Concert and :supper. The Duke nt CIA-
IlLtaCi and his SOilll are expeCted at the e avilion en
Tuesday. )44.4 parties are talked of,
London, England, 1805-09-23

EAST INDIES.

SIT*ACT OF a LETTEit DAT. 0 cerr Aci, Lac.
" On the sth instant, Colonel I fircourt's detach-
inenl Wei:. by a gallant assault, the very strong fort
of Khonclah, or Koordah, unfortunately t:.e
with rome of his people, made their escape. sl'e
sustained very little loss in the reduction of this
place One officer, Lieut. W. Bryan, of the Madras
European tegiment, killed ; and about 10 rank and
file killed and woundeo."
London, England, 1805-05-10

PARNI.IN. A 4glitONS.

s}r~

All the fallionablii ciroles et P.m* are oceilitled with the mew
match of the well-known Madame Tallion. Clae has vrwewrod
a divorce from M. do Fontein', and is now about to marry
M. de Guinan, whose family highly disapproves the Liow
nection.

Freemasonry istegain du full vogue at Faris. Almrot dl its
Princes of the Imperial Family, and the Marshals of the hal.
pire, have been admitted into the lodges of that metropolis.
Diamonds and pearls are in great request hers They bans
again risen to the price which they fetched before the Ravels-
ties.

A love of simplicity has new usurped at Pads the glue egt
At universal fondness Rae magnificence aid eneutmloos
pence, which lately prevailed in that metropolis. tam
for simplicity is not, however, likely to gain adaktinice hoe
She French Court. Napoleon rather strives to promote la%ary,
and considers the love of nstentatisti es the means of enteti.
raging the manufactutes of France. Thisoniiiion was pointedly
expressed by his conduct towards a Lady who was rewind m
the Empre.s. She appeared is a plain velvet dreiy widows
einbrvidery. The Emperor mosarked b, end dimmed lip..
the Master of the Ceremonies, to tell her than ter dria WAS
not sufficiently rich. This commission was not the skim
agreeable to Segur; but as he conceived that a hint fro.» 1101
would muse less embarrassment to the Lady than a reproof
from the Emperor, he stepped up to her, and paid her a cam
Pliment on the elegitit simplicity of her dress. She repiied,
that it was true site vim simply dressud, but she hoped lik
wise, decently. ti Certainly," rejoined Segur, ss deem,.
but not suitably" (deer...molt, men poi nwtaalkaeeery.

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London, England, 1805-05-10

VICK 1111MUL/Cf..

The Fail of Dartmouth, Hos PF din P.isev,
Tne E of MOlr4. John lE.:ckburn, Estl MP.
Right Hon. Lord Grentley. H. Thornton Esq. MP.
Right Ilois. Lord Grenville, Me:Ander Bennett,i Esq.
oria•sueses.
Rev. E. W.Whitaker, Edward Forster, jun. Esq.
The orsiea which this Society has in view, is to provide ;daces
of Refuge, for per-onn discharged from Prison, or the Doles,
unfortunate and deserted Fernslas, and other,, who, from be
of character, o. extreme indigence, cannot procure an honest
maintenance, though willing to work.
It is intended; with a due regard to the ',perste support
and employment of the Male and Female cenects of this In-
stitution, to pay the most particular attention to the inivore-
ment of their Marais, and to afford them an opportunity of
pursuing, or of iearning, rations Trades and Occupations.
After they have acquired such habits of Religion and In-
dustry, as arty render them usefol Members of Society, pro er
situations will be sought for them, and rewards bestowed La
tt.cse wt• persevere in good conduct.
17iveti it is consid real, that thousands in thin Metropolis
todaist by dishoutst practices, whilst some, it is much to he
frartO, r riot (torn want, before Parochial relief can he obtain..
col; a tsdrrlaking, tending to remove such evils,, cannot fail
,oirerie.tc, the most general patronage and support.
Vets Gitioea paid annually, constitutes a Governor; and Ten
(Amman paid at once, or within one Year, a Governor for Life.
S.:ll"scriesii.ns are recei%esi by the Treasurers; all this Mem.
hers et th, Co innittee; the Secretarv, Rev. Dr. GrintlltY,
No 3, Pratt street, Lambeth ; the Collector, Mr Jones, N 1.
4. Lbe;ml.strees, Pesos:lo4e; and by the following Ranker*:
Mara. Dtteaynes and Co. Pall. Mull ; Messrs. Foster and Co.
flamieseknosa.street ; Messrs. Gosling and Co. Fleet-street;
Meows. Vests, Firsta-street ; and Messrs. Vera and Cu. Loin.
bas44lr4llll. J. GRINDLAY, Sae.
London, England, 1805-07-22

MADRID, Mgt 20.
If we may believe public report, we -are on the

eve of a war with Portugal : should it take plaee:l
we are aciured that General o.Faril, late Spanish
Minister at tLe Court of Berlin, will have the con:-

of the arty employed against Porttig.ll

It is known w th certainty that the 'Lip El Glorioso
sailed from Vera Cruz loaded with quickiilser to
day it is reported, we know not on what foundation,
that she mct with some English frigates, which-ell

gaged her, and that she blew up in the aEtion.

•.• lICTV•C GAti.orwv, No. IX. to-morrow.
London, England, 1805-07-22

91HE success and treatment of various diseases
of the Isody, the pubic confessed, when they rewarded
the earmions of the Inventor of SPILSOURrs PATENT
ANTI SCORBUTIC DROPS. It was not a little to possess
mind which could smooth the ditScultles in intrndueing uh
advertiired Medicine. Fond of Chvinistrr, :sod its pursuit, lie
knew it to be desirable to produce • intl I diaphoretic, which
should uvc vigour to the system, by promoting ns natural
secretion,. This is the principle on which he acted. keeping
in mind the necessity of rendering the dose small and palm ible
to the stomach. For his success, see his Publication, mice
Si, 6d with cases of Scurry, Gout, Rheumatism, Scraphula,
Emotions, Ste
NI,. S.ils'iory cannot be aceauataLle for the effects of any
mixture, hot those iii.rked " Hy the King's Patent," on the
bottle, in the bill of dir.ctionsi, 1111,i woo uper ; the stamp One
King's duty) of the genuine Medicine in also printed in black
ink, instead of rest. Bottles bs. 64 Ins. a.na 11. 2s. duty in-
cluded.
London, England, 1805-07-22

A CAUTION.
SF.VERAI. Retail Linen Drapers in Great Rus-
sell.street, Holoorn, Piccadi3v, and Oxford-street, hating
of late assumed the IRISH LINEN COMPANY'S NAME,
by which many mistakes have occurred, they are obliged t
make known that they Ism: no Howie in this Connt,y, bat
No. 4, BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE, to Which their Bro.iness
was removed Irons Great Rii,,ell.street, in June 1904
Their Establishment was firmed en the Union in Ifinl,
by sonic of the first Bleachers iii Ireland, to preserve their
Trade from the injurious system of whitening with Mu-
nate Acid, which gives a nice anti:trance, but destroys
the Fabric Their Cloths are all of the best FAbrir, and
bleached on Grass. Their Original Km is invariably adhered
to—s., sell mine but tile best Clutha—to sell cot less than a
Pi c..—A Piece to be mild at the who:eale Prix, and no second
Pric^ tuarle—Each P:ece contains about 21 yards—ls warranted,
and the 11101147 returned if a fault anean.—Cash, as us al,
for Bank of Ireland Notes.
London, England, 1805-07-22

SUPERIOR WINES.
SPENCER and PERKINS, No. 115, New ate-
street, I 'spoilers of Wine for or,,wards of Forty Y:ars,
gluten of which they here adopted that admirable no de of
nitlirwating it in large Var. 43 and 4000 Canino commis, its
iractisert in Gern.any and other ingests ahvead = by which this
Wines are so improsel in Flavour, and their Cordial clo.lties
retain d, that they are not only a delicious Liquor to the Pa.
late, ion grateful I.e the Sto.nschs of Neter:ma Habits, and the
Ag -d and Infirm. Their Stock of Old Putt, Madeira, Bucella,
he. is of Fifteen Thous:rod Pounds value, by which they
ern .nableil to krep Wine to great ages, both in C ilk and
Bottle.— rhoy also keep a large Stock of cogivae Brandy,
Pine and Jamaica Him, and East India Orange Shrub, the
oldest in Lvelon, treated in the same manner in Vats, which,
with their Wince, they sell on the mow widerate terms, tor
ready money.—Slit less than a Dozen sent to airy part of the
Town free of Expence.

PA TENT RETIRING yruvEs.
NITILLIANI SLARK and EON, Furnishing
• Ironmongers, No. 10, Cheapside, Celt leave to re
commend to the Nobility mFrd (kitty the ,'se of their PA-
NT RE TIRING STOVES, the supetior advoqtages or
which are obviates on. the slightest inspeetion as thev ~eases
reisegliteivie werviceegpv•Tar -;141116q/9 tra—
an Opporternity of reducing the heat at Owner. erherie.er the
air 91... penes revise tanned than is agreeable or wholesome fu:
Perspiration. The construction is perfectly simple, and cannot
be put out of order: the fire may also be extinguished without
raking out, be which means danger is avoided, and dust (so '
jurious to furniture) presented
The Patotit Steam Kitchen to be teen in use every day ;
Range., with Ovens and Roden Warm Closet., Hot Hearths,
Ste complete Sees of Kitchen iurniture, in lion, Copper, and
Double Block Tin
••• Bell Hanging in a superior style
London, England, 1805-07-22

GARRISON.

The Reverend Francis Idassett to on Chaplain to the Nand of
Antigua.

HOSPITAL STAFF.

Assistant Surgeon John Maxwell, ri•rw sire Sd Royal Veteran
Baualion, to be an Apothecary to the For‘es.
London, England, 1805-05-28

LAW' INTELLIGEN7E.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, WlLSTl4lx4iga, Mir 27.

AIIDDLESEX PLIULTRY.

THE KING v. PltiCE, AND CREECt.
The Defendants in these caw', who had been con-
victed of perjury at the late Middlesex Elzaion, were
again brought up this dap, some difficulty having
arisen on Saturday, with respell to the'extent of pu-
nishment which the statute provided.
Lord ELL zit orocou said, their Llrdships had
looked into the stamtes of the sth of Elizabeth, and

t!ie 2d of George 11. and it appeared by the former
that a specified punishmaw was provided, namely
a fine of 201. to be levied upon the goods and chat-
tels of the defendant, and imprisonment for the
space of six months; by the latter statnte • sevotal
punishments were provided, all of which lay within
the discretion of the Cour:; and as they considered
this case of that nature in which the provisions sot
. _

the statute should beex.rciied in their inilestextent,

'the jildgment of Saturday last was reversed ; and
• Mr. Justice Gloss pronounced the judgment of
the Court acczadingly, viz. That tech of the De-
fendants should- pay 'Atte of 201- to His Majesty,
to be levied on all theit goods and chattels, 3nd to
be imprisoned for die space of six Months.; their
oaths not to be taken in a court of justice until such
judgment be revolt cd by attainder, er other regular
process of the law ; anti after such period of six
months, to he transported to parts beyond the seas,
where it shall please His Majesty, with advice of Ili.
' .Privy Council, to direp, for the term of six year,"
London, England, 1805-05-28

, 1r

die sobjea of the Eleventh Report. The Clc
then te,c.l the nAme, vviollow :
11 . Ann. Ld c.P.l:she. ?sips Cg It twt.lorn,-. 'VAL
' . 14,1,691, . N., Rt."lllin. p o f,,,,,, :.
Hon. li rta..;,urbt. - - Rt. nun. 'l' Skuk, i
' . •U. P,ory, . . ! -1) . (Qes, Esq. 4,
: II Abui,..., il.q. C. NJ. Ormsby. El.
J. Canytwa, El. , P. Paten, Ea].
S. 1%.1::e Rai " - • .1. Riuggton,-Esq.
C. W. 'Winos, Esq. hit R. Vaughan,
lA. Bustling, Pi. 1141. G Canning,
P. Andrews, Esq. 11 Judsisell, Esq.
. _.

H It Le E.q
The AT FORNEY-GENERAL moved the or-
der of the day, for taking into further consideration
the Report of the Stipendiary Curates' Dill, when
several new clauses were brought up, and amend-
ments proposed, which produced a desultory con-•
versation between the Al ORNIV-GENtRAL, Lord
PUitCHRITZR, Mr. I. H•WKINS BELOWNC, &c.
The bill was then ordered to be printed, as
amended, and rend a thixd time on Thursday.
The Udivez city Advowson Bill was committed.
On the motion for the receiving of the report;
Mr. FELLOWES stated. as his objeaion to the
Bill, that it would remove the old men from the
Universities, and consequently allow too much li-
berty to the younger.
rhe CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said. he hoped, in a future stage, he would be able
to remove any objeaion that might be had to it.
The report was then received, and the bill ordered
to be read a third time on Friday.
Mr. 110,5 E brought up the Free Port Rill ; read
a first time, and ordered to be read a second to-mor-
row.
In a Committee .orSupply, provision was made
for cite puy and clothing of the Militia of England
and Ireland, for the year 1805.
The report was ordered to be received to-morrow.
The Dublin Paving Bill was read it second time,
and ordered to be committed on Thursday.
The' Reporti of the Irish Stamp Duty Bill, and
Malt Duty Bill, were severally received, and. the
Bills ordered to be read .a third time on Thursdhy.
The Irish Excise Licence Bill was committed,
and the report ordered to be received to-morrow.
The Committee ow.the ASR! alloWing British
Woollen Cloths to be exported to India was, on'ino-
tm of Mr. Rose, postp&ed fill fir-mtrrrow.
The Report of -the Paymaster General's
_depila-
tion Bill was broujlocup, and the Eill ordered to be
read a third time on Thursday.
The Ii isle Eleaion Bill was ,read a third time and
passed.

The Post Horse Farming Duty Bill was read a
second time, and ordered to be committed to-
morrow.
The Committees on The Wine Doty Bill, and
Smuggling Bill, were postponed, the letter to Thurs-
day, and the former to Wednesday week.
The othtr orders were postponed, and the House
Adj, ft.rned at Nine o'Clock.

THE BRITISH PRESS.
London, England, 1805-05-17

It ~-

TILE COURT.

Yesterd iy, soon after two o'clock, the Hon. I Ivo-
'V RYDER was introduced to HIS MAJZSTY, by
the LORD Cu A tiCIL LOR, at the Quvem's House, ou
his being appointed a Welch Juige, and Lord
Hams!, by the Earl of DARLINGTON.
About three o'clock, His MAi Lir v held a Privy
Council, which was numerously attended.
London, England, 1805-05-17

MARRIAGES.

At Cattail, Surrey, on the loth inst. Captain Rer, of the
I.t Foot Guards, to Miss Hay, eldest daughter of Col. My;
of Upper Gatton.
On Wednesday last, at St. Andrew's, Holborn, hr the Rev.
Dr. Taylor, Mr. Thomas Taylor, of Millman street, Rdford-.
row, Coal Merchant, to Mies Parkinson, of Hatton Garden.
On Monday last, at St. George the Martyr, Queen.equare,
by the Re.. Matthew Rainc, D.l). Thomas Charles Morgan,
M.B. to Min Hammond, daughter of William Hammond,
Esq. of Queen.square, Bloomsbury.
A few slays ago, at North Aston, Ovfordshire, William Hol-
beach, jun. Est; Major it; the Warwickshire Militia, to Miss
Lucy Bowles, daughter of attack! Bowles, Esq. and sister to
Lady Armytage.
On Monday lass, at Gals Jeminghanes, Esq. Harighley*Park,
Norfolk, Mr. Gevree Gardiner, of Rotewiale, to Miss Cole,
only daughter of the 1.. to Mr. W. Cole, of Woolpit, and niece
to the late Edward Snlyard, Esq.
Lately, at Duttdee, Robert Coombe, Esq. surgeon, late '2cl
garrison battalion, to Mille Margaret lig;:sy, daughter of the
late Worse' David Ogilvy.
London, England, 1805-05-17

THE TENTH REPORT.

Mr. LEICESTER. Chairman of the Committee
on the Tenth Report of the Commissioners of Naval
Inquiry, reported from them, that, on a full con-
sideration of the restriitions and limitations con-
tained in the minutes of the Committee of Con-
ference, they were of opinion that they were not
enabled to examine Lord Viscount Melville satisfac-
torily upon the points on which they required his at-
tendance.
London, England, 1805-05-17

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A Me>sage from the Lin& announced that thee• had *reed
to the Insh Loan of 1,R00,0001 the Irish Postage, the Inah
Pronto's-n-1 Noir., and a rarriety of piirate B !Is.
Mr MATTHEWS moved ha leave in bring in a Bill for
olteriny the AO of the I th or the King, at ler as relutcrl to
the penalties by Ilia...intr., on e.ancies four wht.elcd wagons,
of six niche., us the turoynkit ;went, whin. drawn by four
bones_

Sir R. BUXTON 'Aid, he would not divide the House upon
the pnosut Motion, though he was convinced t'..at the public
roods woeid Dot lice, Min-wheeled witgrins of the de.cription
eluded to, and that howew r unpopular private Informer may
be, they were airvo:utely necerikry, at long u no public In-
fame's were employed by Clatern meta. Ile trusted, that sit
the Connntes, it would be made !oral, as it could nook be go-
lowan", wetted —Leave was then giros to bring in the Bail.
Mr. LI/MOCK moved that there be laid before the Howe
Aeceniat of the Dividend, paid by the Bank of Eligivnel to
the South Sea House, from the 10th of October, 1604, to the
!siert nerind. Also 1.3 Account of the sum% still remaining
tuipa".‘l, and a Lig of the persona w entitled to Duidsed,,,
which dad not yet been paid.—Ordered.
Au Account wa• ordeesl to be laid before the House, of the
wen/Maki' of Use Sank of 500,0001. voted by Parliament,
for the puree/mg the Inland Navigatioti in Ireland.
London, England, 1805-05-17

NAVAL fItTELLIGE*CE.
. 701trw1roors, MAT 15.

Scree o'clock, p. N.—A telegraph signal is just
made to send a fast sailing cutter to Plymouth, it
prevent the sailing of Admiral Collingwood, with
the detached squadron from the Channel fleet, and
the Eodyndoo frigate, Capt. King, is now under
weigh, proceeding on secret service.
It is strongly believed the Toulon and Cadiz com-
bined squadrons have jcined, or made an attempt to
join, the French fleet in BrAst.
Arrived L'Espeigit sloop of war from the Downs,
with a convoy; and the RnNap►enawle cutter, with
the Ladv Delneal, Hope, kever, Bee, Alert, and Isis
transports, under convoy, from Jersey.—Wind S.W.

PLY MOUTII, MAY 14.

Came in the Neptunies, Plunkett, from Barcelona,
detained by the PrPer grin-brig ; and the haze
from Amsterdam, for Comma, detain-
ed by the Ladj Warren armed ship.

DIAL, M•Y 15.
Sailed, the Minv.ra, Laidle, for Africa ; Alm key
gun-brig, for Sheerness ; Speedy sloop of war, with
several• other ships of war, on a cruise off the
French coast.—Win I N. W.
London, England, 1805-07-13

SALES BY AUCTION.
PRINTS AND PICTURES.
By Mzsos KING and LOCPILF,
At their Groat Rooni, King.street, Covent-Garden, THIS
DAY, at Twelve
A PLEASING ASSEMBLAb
ZIL E of PRINTS,
by the most esteemed Mainers; some of them trained
and glastd--•together with a few Pictures.
May he viewed id! the Sale, and Catalogues hut,