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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-07-13

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Erz HUNDRED OrIUNDS' Rrird nb.
Na •
new .4- vie:tory,
by srd r!hasn't, ot..er the Coliiltiited Fleer, of
France ird Snair,
1, must he tii 4n ent.rely new exit, i'at•ern, and
design; or if old, ar.d that it can lie made to pass
as new, it will answer equally well
The Artist is to be furnished with the materials
gratis. He shall have the winds to blow as he likes,
and take as many Fnch and Spanish ships of the
line as he pleases, pr reovided the sum total does not
exceed 17.
The long bow was formerly in great repute on
land service. He may introduee it for the first time
into an English Fleet, satbjen to the following con-
ditions :
The battle mast not be fought in the Me.:itorra-
pan or in the East Indies. Any spot. however,
between Cadiz, east, and the Clicsapeak, west—
Antigna, south, and Newfoundland, north, will do
for the scene of action. Although thus limited, it
is to be hoped the Artist will have plenty of roam.
He may kill the French Admiral and the Spanish
s•in.iral too, if he be so inclined ; but on no ac-
.:ount must he touch a hair on Lord Neasotes head.
Any injury to his person would destroy the plan,
and convert victory into defeat.
A tradesman never ought to be above bringing
how his own work. The artist will, therefore, be
esp-hed to find some plausible way of conveying
the vi Rory to London wish expedition.
He must also be provided with a letter of recom-
mendation, or at least an O,OOII.,MLOYS note to some
Gentleman of respeCability, who may good-na-
turedly patronise the work.
The Artist will not he required to take out a pa-
tent for his inventinn,nor is it necessarythat it should
hold t.v.ther longer thin from the opening to the
slotting' of the Stock Exchange this day.
Application to be made to A. B. C. gentlemen
sivindl.:t:„ Bull and Bear Alley.
London, England, 1805-07-13

PICCADILLY, OPPOSITE BOND STREET.
By Mr. STEWART,
On the Premise,. by Order of the A.signees of Mr. John
Cinder, Bookseller, a Rinktipt, THIS DAY, July 13,
and following Days (Sunday excepted), beginning the Sale
en each Day at Twelve o'Clnek,
r `HE LEASE of the PREMISES, being one of
1 the first, at the West-end of the Town. for any R lad
Business • likewise the valuable and choice Stock of the best
N dent Books, many in elegant bindings; the u.eful and ele-
gant Household Fmnitiire, Shop Fixtures, &e.
To be viewed till the time of Stk. and Catalogue. and
intitieJ Par.i.t.ilar of the Lease had, the Premiss; and
at Mr. Shewarrs AuSion RUIII3II (opposite Albany),
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London, England, 1805-03-13

PER LORD MELVILLE.

Gen. Vigor', of the Madras F.stablishment ; Lieut.-Col.Wil-
win, ditto ; Lieut.. Col. J. Hunter, Bengal ditto ; Capt. Dillon,
Madre. ditto; Sir John Bulkley, 35d Reginti•nt, M R. Ni-
cholls, 1911 i ditto; Lieutenants J. M' Lean, 22d ditto, .1. Fo-
gerty, I _ik ditto' J. Rig, ditto A. Fletcher, 77th ditto, J.
94th ditto, A. M.Leatic ditto; H. Newington,
Madras Establishment, and Master W. Joyce.
London, England, 1805-03-13

11 a Correspondent, who signs himself " A Combed Bean ,"
will give his name and address, or employ a respectable
Wwunan, he will never have reason to complain that he is
not fairly served with this Paper.
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THE BRITC4H Pit Et

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13.

The Catholic Delegatasshad an audience of Mr.
PITT yesterday, at half-past twelve o'clock. He
treated them with attention, but refused to present
the Petit.on.

The Order of the Day fur the 2d reading of the
Bill imposing an additional tat upon horses used in
husbandry, was negatived law night in the House
of Commons. The numbers were, ayes 73, noes
76, Majority against the Bill, 3. It must be ungrate-
ful to a Minister to be left in a minority under any
circumstances ; but no serious inference can ever be
fairy drawn from a decision in so thin a House.

We have the pleasure to announce the safe arrivai
of the following India ships at Plymouth, on the
10th inst. under convoy of the Centurion :
Etiunnia, Captain Birch; Lad Spencer, Captain Raitti
Land Melville, David Scott, and Euphrates extra ships.
They sailed from Madras the 22d October, ar-
rived at St. Helena the 31st December, and sailed
from thence the 15th January.
It appears from the journals and accounts brought
to England by these shitY, that Admiral LINO'S%
Squadron has committed further depredations upon
our trade in the East Indies. The Princess Charlotte,
Indiaman ; and the literllng Castle and Byransgure,
two fine country ships, have been added to his list
of captures. His little squadron was, however,
beaten off in the roast of Vizagapatarn, by the
Centurion, of 50 guns, upon the 26th of September.
The particulars of the engagement, so glorious to
the Centurion, are given in our subsequent columns.
Intelligence had been received at Madras of the
success of a detachment under Col. MARTINDACE,
against a banditti of Bundellaks in the Bundelcund,
without any material loss on the side of our troops.
It was yesterday confidently reported, upon the
authority of a private letter from India, that Hot-
/CAR had cut off a division of our army, consisting
of upwards of 4,000 men. Prior to this unfortu-
nate event, it is said a regiment of cavalry revolted,
and went over to liots:ae, who instantly attacked,
and cut the whole of them to pieces. It is further
stated, that he mutilated several officers of distinc-
tion, who had fallen into his hands, and sent them
back to the British camp, in the most deplorable
condition. Upon enquiry, we find that no official
account has been received to this effect.

We have received a regular series of the Moniteur,
and of several other of the Paris Papers, to the 4th
inst. They contain an official report hom Genzral
Ernouf, at Guadaloupe, of the state of that island and
Martinique, and a list of the Ent;11.11 prize., to
the amount of 123, taken by the privateers of
Guadaloupe, up to the '2‘2d of Sept. The report alio
contains a detailed account of the attempt of the
English frigate the Galatea, to retake the Lily sloop,
at the Sainte*.
London, England, 1805-03-13

PEMBROKESHIRE.

Valuable and InsprcnreabTe Freehold Estate, with Royalties,
Manor, Flattery, Perpetual Advowson, Jtc.
By PETER COXE, BURRELL, and FOSTER.
At Garraway's, on FRIDAY, March 28, at Tweii.
AVERY valuable and iinprovealik FREEHOLD
ESTATE, containing 12UU acres of Land, ktt is tens', ..
ill, called Great Trefgarn,being a Parish and Lord-hip or i•
situate in a delightful part of the count, of Pembroke, ao,
mg in Game, five miles on the turnpike road (torn Haver— i•
west, and ten miles from Fisgard conuating of sundry Lardy •,
orchards, tritons, court lodge', barns stables, close, pieces a-4
parcels of rich end fertile arable, meadow, and wood-lane, 49
acres of which are oak timber, highly ornamental as wen es pro-
liable, and with uninclosed sheelowaiks; the whole in • not
fence: together with the next fredentation and Perpetual
Advowrisi of the Living of Great Trefgarn, and all the nu,ii-
tw s, Manorial Rights, iu Court Lest, Court Rare's, ire wish an
extent of Fishery of near tiro mils; of the West Really, th.t
skirts the Emit, a favourable stream for 'de, bout, and sal-
mon : Omni geed stone on the Estate for budding, and a wee
mill may be erected at very little expence. This property is well
worth else -isatiention of any Noblesse& Sr Gentleman who
may wish to invest his money in land, in a part of the count,/
where the value of land is daily rising, as in that pan of South
Wales.
May be viewed any time till the Sale, on application to Mr
Peter Axton Belmont, near Havertordwest, of whom panics-
an may be had one month preceding; also of Meorvi Shaw,
Docker, Yates, and Hodson, Manchester; John Chamberlain,
I WA. Motes • the Bush Inn, Bristol ; the Castle, and the
Monster, Havi;rfordweitt; the White Hart, Narberth ; at the
Phenol Slab; and of Mean. Peter Croce, Burrell, and Foster,
Thregrivorton-street; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.

LONDON :..Printed by GEORGE DAVIDSON, No. S.b
Wych street, St. Cement's, and published by JOSIAH
RYDER, at the Office, No. 15, Rack of St. Clements
Church, Strand, where Orders fer thell'aper, &c. (peeves•
will be duly molded to.
London, England, 1805-03-13

PRICE. OF IRISII STOCICS

Q. v. Deb 4 I er Cent. (Much b.) • • • ••• • • • 734
Ditto :* per Cent. (Much 6.) ..
Rep.! Cal Stuck . 45
Ropil Cuidl Leal, 6 pet cent. OS

COURSE Or EXCIIIINI

Amoteniam 3B 9 W.
Dam t Sight 39 2
Rotterdam c. f 12 4 2 U.
Hamburgh l5 8 tilt.
Alton
Pam
Ditto 26 11
Bourdeaux .26 3

--
Ca,tia
Ditto
Madrid .... in paper
Ditto 33 effect.
Balboa
folg him n 49
Hanle*
Harlin on Lon (!Kash
11,4 fast on Lend.i.i ( M‘ieh
Rell..t un I)iabhu (March I.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

ArinriralterOffire, March 12, 1805.

Copy of a Letter from Vic Admiral Sir John Thismas Dock-
nlirth, K. R. Commander in Chief of Ms Majesty's Ships
ail Vessels at Jamaica to William Marsden, Esq. dateJ at
Po•r•Royal, the 19th chassaary, 1805.
SIR,

You will herewith receive, for the information of my Lords
Corn nikOonery of the Admiralty, the copy of a letter from the
Honourable F. F. Gardner, stating the capture of the French
brig privateer Regulus, commanded by Jacque Mathieu..

I ain, Sec. J. T. DUCK WORT!.
Princess Charlotte, Dee. 13, 19114.

SIR,

I have the honour to inform you, that at ten a.m. Cape
Antonio, East four leagues. made all nil in chace of a brig ;
and after a hard chace of seven hours, with a fresh breeze,
came op with her in lat. 20 deg. 50 min. N. long. 85 deg. 32
min. W. having steered South the whole of the chace, and
firing four or five shot at her, she struck, and proves to be the
French privateer brig ?evil" from Guarlalnupe, commanded
by Citiz.•n 11(111^ Mathieu, pierced for fourteen guns, but
only eleven mooned (having thrown two overboard, with her
boats and spars in the chace), and eighty-four men. She is a
very fine vessel, sails remarkably well, is coppered, and is, in
my opinion, perfeelly adapted for lie Majesty's service.
I have the honour to be, &c,
Sir J. T. Duckworth, B. B. &c. F. F. GARDNER.
London, England, 1805-03-13

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7.7

•fessed he did not, be should much questioftdodil.
cretion or propriety of :,taring it in Parliament; and
in what he proposed, he had. carefully !married
against opening a door for any such discussion. The
first clause was then agreed to, and added to the
bill; and, on the question being put on the second
clause -uthorising the administering of oaths as to
the witnesses
Sir JAMES PULTENEY said, he did not
think this clause would be attended with any mate.
rial inconvenience; but, considering how soon the
present Mutiny Bill would expire, and that it mug
undergo a discussion in the other House, he drari,!..
ed whether there would be time to pass it v..ith
those amendments.
Sir JOHN .WIIOTTESLEI was adverse to the
Bill, on account of the bad effeas to be apprehended
from it ; amongst which, be mentioned the en.
tainty that, in all parts of theconntry where soldier!
may be tried by Regimental Courts Martial. upon
charges brought against them by the townsmen or
inhabitants amongst whom they were quaiterP!,
there would be found petty-fogging attorges •
the watch to take advantage of the slightest &err,.
stance that could afford any ground whatever !-T
menaces of indiaments, or aaual prosecutions
per jut y.
Both the clauses beingtadded to the Bill, it irmre-
diately passed, and was ordered to the Lords.
London, England, 1805-01-21

and all necessaries, weighs :shout 38 killogramnses,
and consequently can be easily carried by a man.
" M. Bernier committed himself to the water in
our presence with his boat, a little below the swim-
ming school. We remarked, that he was under no
apprehensions, having the use of his body and arms
quite at-his ease; he was able to assist himself either
by rowing or makin:z use of his little sail ; or,
should the wind permit of it. by mak•n; use of his
fusil. He traversed the Seine to the white boats
on the oppcs:te bank.
s' Wishing to know whether, independently of the
weight with which it was loaded, it could pi esetve
men from drowning in the passage of a river, if
they could not swim, we sent in the water two sail-
ors, who grappled the little boat, without making
any motion themselves, and found that they caused
in it but a very trifling depressing in the water.
‘s We prolonged the experiment to nearly half-
way to Versailles ; M. Bernier again crossed the
river near the Passage of the Invalidcs, where he
colle&ed hi, equipage in such a manner as to carry
it to the other bundle.
" It is our duty hi bear testimony to the skill of
M. Bernier. The boat is extremely well executed.
He has given it a degree of elegance which does not
subtraiff from its solidity. and we think that his in-
vention may be em,iloyed with the greatest success,
on many occasions. This being easily carried, and
not being s•thrm•r..ihk, leaves to the person who uses
it, all his presence 01 mind, and all the coolness he
may have occasion for."
London, England, 1805-01-21

TO THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY.

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MR. ALLEN. DANCING-MASTER, conti.
uses to attend Families and Schools, expeditiously
Telching a ceeri-et graceful manner of performiog easily a... 1
Niortern Figures, with the genteeleat Selection ot Steps, ad
mired foe neatness or brilliancy, arid every elegant, taahion-
able, and finished requisite of Dancing.
Mr Alleit's houses, No. 1% Shrzrarl street, Gold-n square ;
No. 10, Great she-street, Goodman's-held' ; and No. 16,
Bouverie-street, Frew .ricer, are alm open fir the private h-
structinn of respectable Ladies and Gentlemen of any alt.?, who
have•not learned that accomplishment, and prefer learning
from home, either quite in private or in sets.
Officers and others, from, or going abroad, and all who
cannot spare ti Ile, will meet the greatest attention to
complete them as qaick as possible.
The Select Awmlilics be a usual.
London, England, 1805-01-21

TUE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE. FRIDAY, Jaw. 18.
Wheat ithere to day in but middling quantity; some arrivals
front Scotland ; having a demand fur tine Old for mixing
those, few samples reach an advance on our currency; the mid
dling and inferior qualities, are at a further reduction ; good
Barley is dearer, an I very little arrived; White Peas are rather
cheaper, Grey somewhat dearer ; there ■re short arrivals of
and very few sales at present prices. Flour iii full stock,
alino.t constantly at a small declension, and expected lower.

CURRF.NT PRICE OF GRAIN.
Wheat.. 765. 88. 9:14. I Re.ins sits. 574. G.
Fine do ..... 96 102 s. 0.1. l 'rick Bean.,. .. 464 tqs 0.1
Rye.. 53, 575. DI. Owi 0.. 314. 335. Dd.
Barley 46. 51.. O. , Mends... .. 354. 61.
765..625. 0.1. I Rape 5eed.......431. 471. 0.1.
White Peas Si.. 59i. 0.1. Fine Flour...—. 82s. 86s, Od.
Grev Peat 46s. 51s Gd. 76, 824 DA

RETURN OF WHEA
Including only from thc 31st
agreeably tot
s. d.
12 Quartets at 120
47 - at 118
42 --at 11)

Cr IN MARK LAM.,
of Dec. to the sth Of itla
the neer Act.
s. d.
114 Quarters at !.9
872 at 48
2,4- at 97
767 --- at 96
121 at 95
9s - at 94 6
287 - at 94
132 - at 93

244 .---- at 114
lel----- at 112
$0 - at 111
501 - at 110
50 -- at 109
56 - at les
424 --. at 107
94 - at 105 *6
1355 at 105
309 .-- at 104
170 --- at 10:3

360 -- at 9.11
68 at 91
765 at 90
161 at 88
282 -- at 86
2'lo ----- at 84
89 at 80
17 at 75
90 at 10
—Average 99, 244
lan last Return.

156
166
2657

at 102
at 101
at lee

Total 10,609

4s 100. lower
London, England, 1805-01-21

'
DUTCH PAPERS:
CADIZ, DIICEIA SFR 16.
Several regiments of infantry, two reginkente of
dragoons, and some companies of artillerymen,
bombardiers, and miners, with a train of heavy ar-
tillery, and a quantity of ammunition, have arrived
in the camp at St. Roch. These will speedily be
followed by detachments of the Spanish guards, and
the Swiss and Walloon Corps. The intention of
these movements appears to be to endeavour to
carry Gibraltar by storm, before the arrival of the
troops who are daily expected there from England,
to reinforce the garrison, which has been consider-
ably weakened by sickness. The General who cons.
minds in the camp at St. Koch, has cut off all com-
munication with the fortress, and the service is exe-
cnted in the most attentive manner. The English
keep fires and torches burning during the night, to
prevent a surprise on the part of our troops
Admiral Gravina and several other officers are
expected here, to expedite the equipment of the ships
of war. They will also proceed to Carthagena and
other ports for the same purpose. As many sailors
as eau be procured are collecting ro man them.
' General Moreau is to ta his passage for
America in three weeks.
The last accounts front Gibraltar state that
the epidemic fever had entirely ceased, and that the
few remaining sick were all in a fair way of reco-
very. Among those who have faller. viCtims to it
arc Messrs. Glynn and Gazza, the former the Dan-
ish, and the lie.ter the Imperial Consul.
A ripult is very prevalent here that the Eng-
lish have tak.n possession of the Island of Mi-
lli:Wed.
London, England, 1805-01-21

L.IDY MILNER.
Thi; Lady, the wife of Sir WV.LI A M. MIL.
sn a, Member for York, died last week at Exeter.
A very few years back her Ladyship was admired
as the finest, the most beautiful, and accomplished
woman in the fashionable world, of which she
was at once the ornament and the leader. For two
years past her Ladyship had been in a very declining
state of health, and obliged to withdraw from those
scenes of elegant life over which her taste and acs
complishments had so long shed a lustre. She had
been lately at Dawlish, hut increasing illness in-
duceel her to remove to Exeter, which was stip.
posed to afford better medical advice and assistance.
London, England, 1805-01-21

WVWILLIAMS, No. 55, New Bond-street,
. -raving coriatructed a HtT which he warrant.. to be
Water Pru.d, andu light in wear, and fine in texture, am am
other dr.c.--..ery of a similar nature, without ez:2,:i,m, and
has the .ideantage of being particularly hard in the Crown, mj
Ufa resi.dany blows. Gendemen wi4hing tii }inure the Intrin-
g e excellence of rue HUNTING HAT, if residing at tiai great
a distance to himour the inventor with their promence, may
.end their eed..r.. by mearanhig their Aiwa flat rtrUstd the um-
mule of their crown, c n.e to the brim, w.th the exact number of
in-hei. Opera and Folding !Lai manufkiered in-the first
styl.p. of modern excellence. Military and Naval Viliforat
Hats. A great variety of Ladies and Children's Hat, elegy n tly
London, England, 1805-01-26

NEW ARTICLES OF Duos.
LADIES ofFAS H lON are respeafullk informed
by ROBINSON,• No. 12, Henrietta-street, Covent-
Garden. that the Novelties in his va iaus Masufacture4 of
CHAMSERRTS, ITALIAN SARSNETS, ROYAL LUS.
TRIM IMPERIAL NETS (plats' and in.,guld or silver),
ITALIAN MU4.INS, UNION POPLINS, de. de. with
several other elegant articles of his own lowentioii, rieparod for
the present season; are now ready for inspection.
The high and flattering approbation with which the Article*
Reliinson has brought forward in former seasons has been
honoured, has stimulated his exeniott in the production of
the above Collection, which, he doubts not, will be equally ap-
proved
Family Mourning particularly attended to. Also Family
Linen, India Muslin:, and every other Article of Linen Drapery
and Silk Meecety, as usual.

SALES BY AUCTION.
wrritouT RESERVE.
By LFIGH and S. SOTIIPBY. Rookiellers,
At their House, Nn. 14i, in the Strind, opposite Catherine-
street (removed front York-strret, Cevent-garden), THIS,
and Four ((Mowing Days (Smithy excepted), at Twelve
u'Clnck,
THE Bound Stock of the late GEORGE
CAWTHORNF., Bookseller; consiuhig of the best
Modern Public dints, History, Voyages, Tavel., Peewit, No-
vice' History, Miscellanies, Mathematics, Philosophy, Sec.
'ln be vieeed, and Catalogues to be had at the Place of
Sale.
London, England, 1805-01-26

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
.4 That there be laid beloie the House an amount a His
Majesty's Regiments of Militia and standing IPneces, digit
palling the Cavalry and Infantry, and the Garonne amount
of inch's. they reifies:direly stood on the Ist of January 1604,
and tins laid' January 1605." Ordered.
SPANISH PAPERS.
Mr. GREY rose and said, that he had attentive-
ly looked over the papers laid yesterday before the
House, relative to our rupture with Spain, and it
appeared to him there were several chasms and
omissions which requited to be filled up or account-
ed for, before the House could enter properly into the
discussion of a subje& of such great weight and im-
portance. In the first place, there seemed to him to be a
total omission of any communications during a long
period of time, which must have been as important
as any part of the communication; and this is parti-
cularly referred to by Lord Hawkesbury, in which
he mentions to Mr. Frere, that his dispatches to
No. 40, had been received, whereas only two or
three of these are among. the papers delivered to the
House. Another omission was that of every thing
which had passed between the Spanish Ambassador
here, and the Minister of our Home Department.
Neither was there any account of the armaments
complained of` to have bren carried on in the ports
of Spain ; nor of the English ships carried into, and
sold in the Spanish ports In Europe and the West.
Indies. He thought the House should also have an
account of the orders arid dispatches seat •out to Sir
Edward Pelleve, blockading the port of Ferrol, and
to Admiral Cochrane, in the. idledyerrattean, re-
spaing the detention of the 4paiiiih otsips, aild,ltho
those relative to the comntencelnent of hostilities.
He deemed it, he maid; highly necessary; that these
and other omissions should be supplied by every due
information which could be obtained, and i% as thus
particular in thenmentioning them, that if the light
Hon. Gentleman opposite had no objection, he
would then make his motion, in order to save, time.
If he objected to it, he gave notice, that he would
btiag forward a motion to that diet% on Monday

aunt.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said. it would certainly be better for the 1-1,,n. Gen-
tleman to make his Motion on Monday, as there
*would be more time to consider the eligibility of
granting or withholding the several communications,
of any of them, to which he had so slightly allude 1.
It was then nderstood, that the notice stands fer
Monday.
COMMITTEE OF WAYS AND MIANS.
The House then resolved itself into a Committee
of Ways and Means, to consider of the supply
granted is His Majesty.

Mr. A LZIANDER, in the Chair.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
moved the annual duties on land, malt, mum, cyder
and perry, which were agreed to. The House re-
sumed, and the report ordered to be brought up to-
motrow.---Adjourned to to-morrow.

Several death+, /re. have bean lately emnmunlcatitil to
ugly, letter, but.being ignorant of the haakl-writing, we can-
not velure to insert them.
London, England, 1805-01-26

FREEHOLD, MIDDLESEX, tnd LEASEHOLD, SPITA L•
FIELDS.
By Menrs,BURTON and VENNOR,
On TUESDAY next, the 29th lest. at Garraway's CirTe•.
house at Twelve, by Direction of the Eitscuurrs, in TWO
r
A FItEEHOLDand LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
.71. situate in Cumberland street, Shoreditch, and Carter's
Rani,
Lot 1. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the
George Pubic Hume, situate in Carte?. Rents, Brick Laitsi,
S pltalfields ; held for an unexpired Term df 35 Years at M' Intel-
Inas hest, at a Ground Rent' of M. tee Annum, lett rac. Leah
le Messrs. Stonard and Unwie, Brewers, her 14 Year., at
Michaelmas last, at themsuderate Rerun/ 131. per annum.
, • Lot 11. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a substan-
tial Brick Dwelling House, with extensive' Yard and Plexuses,
situate in Cumberlanl.street,Shineditch; lett en Less- to Mr.
Ireland, Anon unix paed Term e Six Years, at • Midsummer
neat, at the very moderate Nett Rent of JOI. per Annum,
Land Ten redeemed.
To be Mewed to the Sale, when printed TartieuLars may be
Lad,
London, England, 1805-01-26

, .
SALES B -AIiCTION.
• •
CAPITAL BOOKS Or PRINTS, DRAWINGS, AND
IMITATIONS.
Be Mr. RICHARDSON,
At hie House, No. 91, in the Strand, on SATURDAY, Fe
bruary 2, U Twelve o'clock, by Order of the Executors of
Edward Po, e, deceased,
Fri HE VALUABLE BOOKS of PRINTS;
amongst others are, St. Non's Works, 2 Vols.; Ra-
phael's Bible, Almininda Ronsanorum, Pittitra Antichi, An-
tichita di Pozzuolo de Vol Sato et Morghem, Pittura Albani,
Dorninrochino's Tableau Typographique, Pittorasque, H
rique, 2 tom. ; Voyage Pittoreeque des Isles de Sicily et Is
Malta, &c. 4 tom ; Vestigia dello Terme di Tito; Stewart's
Athens, 3 Vole ; Norden's Travels, 2 Vole ; Curtis Londi-
;. Chambors's Dictionary, b son. in Russia; Imita-
tions after Italian Masters, .by Rosaspina, Skippe, Zatietti,
Mete, &c. &c Fine Italian Drawings in Portfolios, J‘c. &e.
To be viewed till the time of Sale; Catalogues may be had,
price Is. of Mr. Richardson, No. IL Strand ; of Mr. Clarke,
Bond.stmet ; and of Messrs. Greenland and Norris, Booksellers,
yinsbury•square.
London, England, 1805-01-26

ANNUITY of SIN HUNDRED POUNDS.
ST Mr. SMITH,
At Giveaway's, en WEDNESDAY nest, the 30th Inst. at
Twelve o'clock, unless an acceptable OUcr is previously
Made by Private Contract,
AN ANNUITY of 6JOI. during the Life of a
Gentleman, aged b 9 Year*, who,e Life is insurable,
amply secured by a house of the first respectability in the North
of England, and punctually paid half-yearly at one u: the most
respectable Banking-bouses in London.
Particulars may he had Three Days preceding the Sale, at
Garrtway's; and of Mr. Smith, No. 82, Brood street.
London, England, 1805-01-26

COAL EXCIIANGE, JAN. 21.
Rest Coats, in the Pool, pet Chaldros )11. (M.
De'meted to Hourrkeepers at 635. 04.
Sunderland, per Clialdmn 425. 61.
Delivered se Heinekeeping at Ms 61
London, England, 1805-01-26

STRAND.
rIlO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the
remaining TERM of a BRICK BUILT LEASEHOLD
HOUSE and SHOP, most advantageously situated, in the
preferable part of the Strand, suitable for any Business parti
cularly for a Man Mercer or Loather Seller. 'f he Premise. are
One Hundred Feet Deep, Five Stories High, Three Rooms
and Closets en each Floor, with many ~her Conveniences.
Term about Fourteen Years at a very low Rent, and in good
Repair. I romedate restession may be had.
For further Particular; eialuire of Mr. Fenton, Auctioneer,
Dfike,ecourt, St. Martin's-lane.
London, England, 1805-01-26

MARRI.kGES.
On Thursday last, as, Newton, St. Cvres, John Troseott,
Fiq. Lieutenant ii the ssovice bf the Hon. East India CO4ll-
- at Bengal, and son of-the late Admiral Trusentt, of
Exeter, to Miss Mary Lnnibert Gorwyn, of Orawbteighion,
Monday, at Chetmsfont, Thomas Stirling Edmonstnime,
Captain in the Royal Lanarkshire Militia, to Miss Anna-
bella Lockhart, sister to Alexander Matxliniald Lockhart, Esq.
Lieutenant-Colonel of the Lanarkshire Militia
Monday, A. May, 1.74 q. of flalr.house, Wilts, to Miss
Diana Goodanough, milliner, of Rath.
DEATHS.
Mrs. Thellusson, at Plaistow-house, Woodfnnl.
On Monday, at his lodgings, Cage's-/beet, Liverpool, Mr.
Rirch. Hurst, whn, for above arty years, had performed as an
atior on the Loudon and Liverpool Theatres, with charaSeris-
tic propriety, in union with Garrick, Wily, Cibber, Pritchard,
dec.

Wednesday, of a decline, at his lodgings in Exmouth,
George Butibury, EA. aged 17, of Ireland.
Wedoeulay vennight, after a Ion; and painful decay, at her
daughter's house, at Steb!iing Park, ro-ar Pontoon, Esseft,
Mn Claraoce. aged As, relict of Mr John elarance, formerly
of Old Samford, who has left a numerous offspring, sixty•threa
children and grand .children.
London, England, 1805-01-26

THE MOAT FARM, NEAR HASTINGS, SUSSEX.
lip Mr. SMITH,
At Garraway'i, un WEDNESDAY next, the 30th instant, at
Twelve &Clock,
A COMPACT and Valuable FREEHOLD
TX ESTATE; containing 166 acres of rich arable, pastue.,•
and meadow land, on the border of the high road, in the parish.
of Salehurst, veer Hastings, in the County of Sussex With a
cons enient farmhouse, hanis stabling, and out-.0.411g5, in,
good repair, in a fine part of die 1)
country, affording di-lightfull
prospects. The Farm is 'veil stocked with thriving tirnber
and the land tax redeemed.
To be viewed till the tune of Sale; and Particulars then,
had at the Sae'', Hastings ; George, Rattle; Ross and Crown,
Tunbridge ; Star, Lewes; Castle, Brighton ; Bull, Maid:
stone ; of Messrs. Scanned and Son, Solicitors, Tunis/idea
Town; Mr. Carter, Solicitor, Staple-inn; at Garraway%;
and of Mr. Smith, No. 62, Broad-street, near the Royal
Exchange, where a Map of the Estate may Ire sera.
London, England, 1805-01-26

FREEHOLD ESTATES, IN KENT.
By Mr. SMITH,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, on WELINESESAY neat, the
.50th inseint, at Twelve o'Clock, in Ten Lott.
(a F. VERAL very desirable RE F. HOLD
rJ FARMS, containing together upwards of SW acres et
arable pasture, meadow, hop, and wood land, in The parishes
of Br
nchley, expel, Pernbury, Toddy, Yalding, and Peck-
ham, near Tunbridge, in the county of Lent, in the occupa-
tions of Messrs. Joys' Hartntp, Martin, Norton, Burr, arid
Reif; also Hasclwnod in hand, with • suitable farm houses,
hams, stabling, and outbuildings.
T. be viewed with leave of the tenants ; and Particulars
had till the time of Sale, at the Sussex Tavern, Tim-
bridge Wells; Rose arid Crown, Tunbridge; Chequers, Lam-
berhurat ; Bell, Maidstone • Bull, Wrotham; Crown, Sven
dca ; Black Lion, Farninham ; Bull and George, Darthnd
pi
White Hart, Bromley ; Messrs. Scoories and Sun, Bolicitors,„
Tunbridge ; Mr. Carter, Solicitor, Staple's Inn ; at Garraways;
and of Mr. Smith, No. 62, Bread-street, near the Royal Ex-
change, where Plans of the Estates may be seen.
UPPER COURT LODGE, NEAR GODSTONE, SURREY.

JDGE, NEAR LAII.I. _
By Mr. SMITH,
Garraway's, on WEDNESDAY next, the 30th instant, at
Twelve o'clock,
THE MANOR of WALDINGHAM, FREE-
WARREN, with the Donative of the Pariah, and a
val able FREEHOLD FARM in a ping fence, calks! Upper
Court Lodge, containing 4'6 acres of arable, pasture, and
wood I ind, tathe free, near the Fox-hounds and Planets, in a
hire sporting country, between Croydon and Godstone, eighteen
miles from London, in the county of Surrey, with a barxl•
some farm house, commanding beautiful prospects of the
surrounding country, containing three parlours, a hall, ai,y
bed climbers, and offices, suitable for the residence of a
Gentleman fund of rural sport., firm, and rick yards, three
barns, excellent stabling, and outbuildings, in good repair,
lett on lease for a term of ten yearn unexpire4, tu Mr. Richard
Darnall, at a clear rent 42101. per annum The tenant will
quit the farm, if requited, At Midsummer next, on receiving a
fair equivalent.
To be viewed tiU the time of Sale; and Particulars then
had at the White Hart, God.tone; Greyhound, Croydon;
White Hart, Guildford; Spread Eagle, E.psurn ; Castle, King.
soon ; Cock, Sutton ; White Hart and Roll, Bromley ; Rose
and Crewu, Tunbridge ; White Hart, Riverhead : of Tim.
mat l.owten, Esq. Temple ; Garraaray's ; and of Mr. Smith,
64, Hruad-street, near the Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1805-03-14

Rt. Hon. E. of Derineihmore
Right lion. Viscount Boyle

MITA I
Right lion. J. Foster, M. P.
Hon. T. R B. O'Neil, M.P.
Dennis B. Daley, Esq. M. P.
Rev. G. H. Glasse
London, England, 1805-03-14

TtC[ POI*IDINTS

Right 'lnn. Min. Fitzgerald,
M. P. Knight of Kerry
John La Touche jun. Eau.

I DI.
Sir Sidney Smith, K. P. dtc.
lion. H. A. Dillon, M. P.
Maim-General Doyle
Rev. H. Rate Ductlty

Col. Jackson Thomas Sheridan, Esq.
Patrick Kelly, Esq. John
Tickets to he had from Mon lay the 11th, to Saturday the
16th, at the Crows and Anchor Tavern p and of the Stewards,
John Puget, E.q. Tiesyurer i .rid of the Secretary, No. 9,
Ninewearhsueet. Signed by Order,
BAN fli. GOI.DING, Secretary.
N. R. At the Secretary's House, No. 9, Newman•street,
Oxford-street, may he had, gratis, a B-aik eontainittB the Con-
stitution, List of the Governors, Cootinittess, ac. of this
Chanty, which iv instauted for the protediun the Children
of Poor Irish, who have nu parochial settlement, Protestants
and Catholics indiscriminately, it being a ' fundamental and
unalterable law of the Charity, that no fel/sous diitithation
shall ever prevail in its administration.'
London, England, 1805-03-14

r• Fur the Law Intillt;renee, and ionic other interesting
Matter, We the lest Page.

THEBRITIgH PRESS

LONDON,
THURSDAY, MARcu 14.

An overland dispatch was yesterday received at the
India House. Private letters received by this convey.
auce bring the particulars of a desperate engagement
between the detachment from the grand army, under
Col. Mossos, and the forces of Hoc K Att. It was
(aught upon the 24th Aug. and we are concerned to
state that the detachment, overpowered by numbers,
was defeated with great loss. Various skirmishes ap-
ocar to have previously taken place from the begin-
ning,of J tit y. The detachment also, after its defeat on
tar of Atwust, appears to have been severely
h massed in its entreat by HOLCAN, and to have
surlerzd considerably. Various accounts of the
~axle have been, we understand, received in
toga through private channels. Some of them
girt At most horrid accounts of the barbarity
exercised by Ho cx. a upon the prisoners who fell
ii:to hi. hands. He is said to have cut off the heads
of all the officers among them, the morning after his
v.:tory, and to have sent them to the English camp.
tVe have made diligent enquiry at the India House,
a:..1 find, that no public official details have been
received of this unf irtunate affair. The follow..
ing extra A from the India Gazette appears to
be the only official account that has been
transmitted. The melancholy list annexed to it
of British Officers who fell on the 24th, and in the
skirmishes th.:t preceded and followed, chews but
too plainly the great extent of our loss. It is all
we can give upon authority; and, in a case involving
so much private feeling, we d 3 not think we should
Lc justifiable in stating circumstances which may
rssibly prove to be unfounded or exaggerated. We
venture to assert again, that no account has been
received at the India House except the following :

CALCUTTA GAZETTE, OCT 0111111:, 1404.

A dispatch from Lieutenant-Colonel GERARD,
Adjutant-General, of which the following is a copy,
has keen received this day :
To Capt. 1.. Hook, Secretary to Government in the Military
London, England, 1805-03-14

FORSYTH ON TREES, OCTAVO EDITION •
This Day is publlshed, a New Edition with Thoteen folding
!taws, price 12s. b:sards
A TREATISE on the CULTURE and
MANAGEMENT of FRUIT-TREES, in which a stew
Method of t'runing and Training is fully described. To
which madded, a new and imprir•M Edition of " Observations
on the Diseases, Defoe% and Injuries in all Kinds of Print and
Forrot Trees; with an Account of a particular Method of
Cure." Puleished be Order of Government.
By WILLIAM FORSYTH, F. A. S. and F. S A.
Late Gardener to His Majesty, at Kenengten and St. James's,
Member of the Economical Society at St. Pnersbu &c.
Printed fsr Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Omar, Paternoster.
row ; and T. Cade, and W. Davies, Strand.

This Day it published, in One Volans, Octavo, price Cts-
in Isirods,
A TREATISE on the HYDROCELE. Con-
raiding an EXAMINATION of all the USU'IL ME-
THODS of obtaining RELIEF in that DISEASE. The
RADICAL CURE by INJECTION is particularly described,
and illustited with Cases. Third Edition, with Notes and
Additions

By Sir JAMES EARLE, F.R.S.
Surgeon Extraordinary to the King, and to His Maktity's
Household, and Senior Surgeon to St. Bartholomew's
Hospital.
Alin, by the says* Author :
1. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the OPERATION
for the STONE, price Ss. in board.
2. OBSERVATIONS on the CURE of the CURVED
SPINE, price 3s. sewed.
3. On the MEANS of LESSENING the EFFECTS of
FIRE on the HUMAN BODY, once Ir. sewed.

4. An ACCOUNT of A NEW MODE of OPERATION
for the REMOVAL of the CATARACT, sewed, Ss
London : Printed for J. Johitant, St. Paul's Church yard ;
R Faultier, Bond•street; and J. Callow, 10, Crown-court,
Prineel.street, Soho.
London, England, 1805-03-14

HOME.

Look round the world; view hlgh, view I ,w,
The Peer, the Peacant—all, we know,
floweer raiolad abroad that' room,
As thought recurs, still sigh for fir .me
A If wme, where, through the'clrcling year,
Dear Quiet dwallo wah Loy-. vineete ;

A Home, where every eoitthrt steak
The weaned mind from whit it fee:6 ;
Where days of toil are erown'A with ease,
And home'. sweet partner smi:ei to please.

The Peer may revel, not, range,
Possesi'd of wealth, may hourly change ;
But still within his troubled breast
Will lurk the sigh he Howe and rest.
A Home, Ike.

The Peasant may forsake his cot
To gossip with some ale-house sot ;
But still, whisneer he tkinls, hell own
'Twits wiser to have staid with Joan,
At Hume, *c.
Then wander Mill through Fully's sum,
Ye giddy throng, ten thousand ways;
I envy not your diequiseil lot,
Canteen with woe true Vista spot.
Domestic life's the life for cue,
Where Horne, though homeiy, home shall be;
A Home, where every comfort steals
The wearied mind from what it feels;
While days of toil are crown'd wilt ease,
And Hume's sweet partner smiles to please!.
London, England, 1805-03-14

TO THE PEOPRIttOItS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LAOIS AND Gee i t. 141111,
THE Datb of Mr. STEPHEN WILLIAMS,
your late worthy Director, having occasioned a vacancy
in the Court, 1 beg leave to nmew my solicitation for the
honour of your Support to succeed him, relying with the
titisfaaion, from the ;eel' known accumulation of
Friends, that the result will fitly accomplish my sanguine ex-
pelatioin, and successfully t •rininate your friendly exertions;
this 1 shall at all Onus acknou ledge with sentiments of grati-
tude and reaped. 1 h ive the honour to be,
I.adi,-.1 anal Gontlemen,
New Broad-street, Your most obligwthumble servant,
London, March 2, 1805. JOHN JACKSON
London, England, 1805-03-14

FROM LLOYDS LIST.

Gm ..... ND. M•scst by the Vrow Ifenrietra,
aid the Co,cordia, Croft, mon Embden. Sailed the
Dirt, Bedlake, for Newfoundland; Mary, Mead, for Water-
ford ; !4 rgentteim. Jacobs for Towningen; Yrow Sarah
Ma-garetta, for Yard ; and the Vyf lichroders, Aureik,
for t..mbolsa.

/oilmen
At Cnwe.-..the South Carolhu, Po.t, from Charleston.
At Itristal--the Earl Ludwig, fr..m Charante.
In the Humber—tire lonia Hannah, and the Nep-
emuy —...., from Malaga.

At &op—the Ausiociout, Barker, front London; Asia,
and the Bengal, from Madras.
At Bombay—the Lorrjie Family ; and the Earl St. Vincent,
from
At Coloinho--the Walthamstow, from ditto.
At Madras--the Ruby, Wake; Asia, —; arid the ago.
gal, from ditto.

On Sunday afternoon, a seaman belonging to the
John and jaelte,. Capt. SC/VI-THU, outward bound
South Sea Whaler, lying in Cowes Roads, in a fit
of intemperance, acknowledged himself to have been
one of the Mutineers belonging to the Herritiver. He
was immediately put in irons, and has since been
conveyed to Spithead.
Friday the French prisoners, taken in the Elisa-
beth. of Dunbar, anal brought to Leith in the Edin-
burgh amid Leith Shipping Company's smack Elope,
were sent to Pennyeuick, under an escort. We are
intormed that, during the ehace, the Hope was once
so Lime to the privateer, that lwr shot fell very near
her. It is much to be regretted that the privateer
escaped, as she had a considerable number of
British seamen prisoners on board.
A Lieutenant STANTON, at Woolwich, has a
curious stone which he picked up in India, but did
not know until lately, that it is of the diamond
specie, and of immense value.
The total number of recruits raised for the army
from the Ist of January, 1804, to the I st of Febru-
ary, 1805, is 10,799.
London, England, 1805-01-19

-L_`~_~- .. ... . .. .

THE BRITISH Pit

LONDON,
SATURDAY, 1 -ANUAILY 19.
—raw—
The Archbishop of CANTERRURT, we are con-
cerned to state, died yesterday morning at four
o'clock. It is supposed that he will be succeeded
by the Bishop of ARMAGR.

All our Competitors, and some of the Evening
Papers, still refuse to notice the introduelion of the
new Insolvent Bill, by Lord EttaNaosoncit, in the
House of Lads, reported, exclusively, in this Paper,
on Thursday. Why they should with-hold such
interesting intelligence from the public, or how they
mean to account fat the omission to their readers,

we ate at a loss to conjedure.

Yesterday was a holiday at the Stock Exchange.
Bargains were done in Consols at an advance of
5-eighths above the price of Thursday.
The Queen Charlotte armed lugger, with a mail
from Lisbon, is arrived at Milford; she sailed on
the td January, and left behind the Diana and
Prince of Wales packets, from England, repairing
damages which they sustained in a heavy gale, on
the 18th December, off Cape Finisterre. They ex-
peeled to be ready for sea on the Gat.
A sloop of war was dispatched to Gibraltar with
the mails *parried nut by the above packets.

- -
Thursday se'nnight, arrived at Cove, Cork, the
Spanish ship San Mire'!, alias El Petit, Don JUAN
EMANUEL, from Headurio, for Cadiz, laden with
indigo, and 78 boxes, containing 200,000 dollars, as
well as several boxes of wrought gold and silver, va-
lued at '200,0001. sterling—taken by His M AJEsTy's
ship Lively, Captain H• MOND, off Cape St, Mary's,
on the 7th December.
We have received New York Papers to the 12th
instant.
Thurssiay dispatches were sent off from the Ad-
miralty to Admiral COR W • LI. ts, at Torbay: dis-
patches were likewise sent to Lord GA arms', on
the Irish station.
44 Brevity and Point," says an eminent Poet, a con-
stitute the soul of evit." According to this rule, we
are on the eve almost of participating (what may be
literally ailed) one of the most epigromslatic Lot-
teries ever experienced ; since it is so very short, as
to be confined to ten days drawing-.-and so very
opulent, as to display many capital puinta of Prizes.
To be brief, in its relative observation, such as ne-
gled to possess a chance in it, before Monday se'nnight,
will afterwards find, to their sorrow, that there was
neither wit nor point in delaying the purchase.
London, England, 1805-01-19

STATE LOTTERY for 1804—Begins Drawing 28th of
THIS MON
THE TICKETS ANII SHARES for the
1 above LOTTERY are on Sale at HAZARD. BURNE,
and CO.'s OFFICE, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, Lon.
dun, and no where else on their Account.
The Scheme consists of one Prise of 25,0001. two of 20,0001.
three of 10,0001. three of 5,0001'. six of 1,0001. ten of 5001.
dee. dec. The lowest Prise is 201. and the number of Tickets
25,000.
•.• Country Orders, accompanied with short dated Bills on.
London, Post-Office Orders, or Cash, in Parcel by Coach or
Carrier, punctually attended to ; and Correspondents may de-
pend on being treated exactly on the same Terms a. if person-
arty, present.—Letters. Pott-paid, duly answered, anal Schemes
' gratis.
In the lam September Lottery, No. 11,400, so,onnt. and
No. 3,260, a 1140001. were both sold in Shares at thu above
Office.

THE 28th of THIS MONTH the STATE
WTTERY begins Drawing.

:•

SCHEME.
1 of L 25,01tU is L 2i,000
2 —...... 20,000 40,000
3 10,000 —..... 90,1100
3 .—.... 5,000 ---, 13,000
6 —.... 1,000 --.. 6,000
10 500 5,'100
30 100 3,000
60 50 --. 9,000
6,150 20 -•—... 123,000
-- . ---,....
25,000 Tickets 1.250,000
Part of the Capital.; will be dTteirnined as follow. s
Frst drawn, Ist Day LI,OOO First..liawn, 6th Day.. L5OO
Ditto 2d Day .. 500 Ditto 7th Day-10,, 00
Ditto Sit Day .. 5110 Ditto Bth Day • • 25004
Ditto 4th Day .. 500 Ditto 9th Day.. 5,000
Ditto sth Day .. 500 Ditto ,1001 Dry.. 1,000
Tickctsand Sharma are selling at every Li .ensed Lottery Office.
PRESENT PRICE
Ticket 1-19 1 0
Half .L. 9 19 0 1 Eighth."... .L 2 10 6
Quarter 5 0 0 1 Sixteenth 1 5 6
•.• Tioket: and Shares will rise as the Drawing aliprorches.

PATENT' SPECTACLES.—To all who value
their Sight.—The Sight of the Aged Tenured, the Weak
Sight strengthened,. and tits Perfect Sight preserved, upon
unerring principles, at Nom. 12, Piccadilly, near the Hal-
market. Attendance daily from twelve to b,e.
London, England, 1805-01-19

SALES BY AUCTION.

LEASEHOLD HOUSE, UPPERj BERKLEY STREET,
PORTMA N.SQU ARE,
By Mr. BARNE
At the White Hart Tavern, Holborn. facing Chancery-lane,
on TUESDAY next, at One,
ASubstanti4l ell-built Brick DWELLING
iuusE, desirably situated, No. 53, on the North•side
of Upper Herkely-street, Portmaii.squa,e, and contains two
Rooms on each Floor, Dreis.ing Room, Kitchens, and conve-
nient Office., with pleasing views of Hyde Park, ',dessert R {d,
and part. adjacent; twelve yews of the term unexpired, sub-
ject to a moderate Rent. Immediate possession may be had.
Mar be viewed ; and Particulars had at the Place of Salt; at
the Heine Agency Office, John-inset, Great Portland-street ;
and in Queen-street, Golden square.

SURREY —LEASEHOLDS.
By Mr. PI IRNETT,
At the Wl,ite Hart Tavern, Holborn, facing Chancery-lane,
on TUESDAY text, at tine u'elock,
ALEASEHOLD ESTATE, situate in Lock-e-
Ftcldi, between East-lane and Walworth Common, (011-
sitting of two brick meiduages, recently erected, each contain-
ing three moms, and a piece of garden ground, the whole oc-
cupying a plotrif ground nearly 74 feet by 60, lett to tenants at
will, at a rent of 201. 16.. per annum, subject to the triiiing
ground rent of three gunscai per annum.
Maf be viewed. PiirtiCUlVS may be had ow the Premises;
at the Place of Sale; of Merin. Robin. and M0u1.,!, Sulicitois,
llaracnurt, Temple; at the House Agency 01Ree, John -street,
Great Portland-street; and of Mr Harnett, at his Auction
Rooms, Queen-street, Golden•square.

LEASEHOLD HOUSE, WAR WICK- STKEET,OOLDEN-
SQUARE.
By Mr. SARNETT,
At the White Hut Tavern, Holborn, faring Chancery• Line, on
TUESDAY next, at One o'Cliirk„
AN Excellent LEASEHOLD HOUSE, ad-
vantageously situated, Mo. 10, Warwick street,Gulden-
square, containing finn rooms on a Roor, two principal moms,
111 by 13, and In by 11, with kitchens, offices, open yard h?.-
hind, and in good repair; term unexpir..d, seventeen yars
and a halt, from Christian. 1804, at the re: y si
forty guineas per annum. Immediate possession may be had g
May be viewed • and Particulars had at the place of Sale ;
House
_Army Ofkce, Great Poitlan.l street and ill (411:fro
street, square.
London, England, 1805-09-25

••• sb:ervation; upon the ,g.irug betwegn the Arun'
the Bourboog, age unavoidably Ilerenta 1.01 Tyr .

►RITIS

'REI

1,f)N1):).;,
WEDNESDAY, 4retemsnt 23.
We yest, rday announced the arrival of Paris
Papers to the 15th, and Dutch Papers Do the 19th.
We have since received new sets of both, the for-
mer to the 18th, and the latter to the 22J. All.
the accounts from Hanover, Cologne, Augsburgh,
and Frankfort, announce the marching of troops
to the Rhine, but no blow had been struck in
Germany or Italy, nor is it stated whether Count
Coaxal. zEL had left or remained at Paris. Mss-
same arrived At Milan so long since as the Sth last,
to assume the command of the French Army in
Italy, where he will find a powerful opponent in the
person of the Archduke CHAR LE", at the head of
the Austrian Army in that quarter. It appears
evident, that Rost A PARTZ will command the French
Army of the Rhine, and that lie will establish his
head-quarters at Strasburg. Ile was expefled there
about the troth instant. The French Funds are
upon the &dim—They were. on the 16th,

53 fr. 70 C.