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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-02-05

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

The Mars,Wit.t.soN, from Bonrdeaux, for Phila-
delphia, has put into Kinsale, leaky.
The .4rzup sloop of war, with the Ener, I):
LON, lames, M'Dortart.i., and the Si. Par
Ca stmt. 1., front Belfast for London, were in Ban-
gor Bay, on the 28th ult.
The Prot sdence Inereasi, K t resit., of Sunderland,
was driven on shore near Flambro' Head, 25th

The T:..0 Broilers, SAINT, of Sunderland, and the
—, of Shields, were dtiven out of Scar.
bro' Pier, the 20th ult. and lost.

••airavt.
At Portsmouth—The Sophia, —, Salo*.
At Londonderry—Active, Thirty, from Tenerife.
At Deblio....Nicholsoir, Galley, from Savannah.
At Havana:h....Marv, Joynton, from Africa.

A Meeting of the Magistrates and Gentlemen of
the county of Waterford was held at Dungarvou,
on the pith last, F.mea Ito Lee, Esq. M. P. High
She' iff of the county, in the chair, when a string of
resolutions, of which the following is an extras,
was agreed to :
.4 Although the late atrocities, committed in the different
districts of this county, would have fully jibufiel us is apply-
ing to Government to have them distriAs torthwitit proclaimed
under the Insurreft ion AA—yet, in the hope that those out.
rages will not be repeated, we have, fu the present, for-
borne to make such application ;but we hereby, in the most
public and decisive manner, declare, that, should these out-
rages iii any instance be repeated, we will instantly assemble, fur
the purpose of soliciting Government, not only to enforce the
liourreetion AA, by proclaiming the Districts where such Out-
rage, mar be committed ; but also, if necessary, to send in
troops to live at free quarters in such di,triets."
A large fleet bound tothe West-Indies sailed from
Cork on the 28th January, under convoy of the Pro-
selyte frigate, and Elk brig of war ; the Euryalu,
and Dryad frigates accompanied them.
Yesterday se'nnight the detachment of Greennck
sharpshooters, under the command of Lieut. intim
bi.NacoHr, presented to Captain JOHN Boa c. of the
armed brig Mercury, a pair of .elegant pistols, as a
milk of their gratitude for the very handsome tz eat-
ment they experienced while on board his vessel, on
occasion of the late alarm.

AIARKE7S.

CORN EXCIIAN',:I;, MoNamr, Fl.. 4

The fresh supplies of Wheat to day are Tether short, 211111 the
trade is exceeding dull; at Ps and per quart. rI. tit prim.
The uhl Ikmtzic, of prime quality, fetches rno e titan the cur-
rency. Marley in middling supply ; that and Malt hate dull
sale at small variation. Wilke Pen and Beam, of each sort,
are at somewhat less price. We have not many fresh Oats,
anti they are named nearly as last week. Flour in'plenty, full
ss. lower than la.t Monday ; and much of inferior, at a further

CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN.
IPll._ne SRI. 1U2.. Ms. 1 Beans .41 54a. *I.
PM! en ....114s 118 s. Od. I Tick Beans 48s 01

K.e M.. Vs. 04.
411ise..Ort
....... NW. Od.
White Peat b2s. 50s. Od.
Grey Peas 444. 49s 04.

Oat. 29a. 32. 34.
Tolan4s. Seh.
Rape Seed 41- 411.
Fine Flow ges. 9311.
Seconds 85. 9A. 0,1.
London, England, 1805-11-27

ripo be peremptorily RE-SOLD, pursuant to an
I Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in aCa Wilt,
tiriffin against Griffin," berms- Francis Paul streamed, Esq.
nort of the Masters 01 the .aid Court, at the Public Sall Booms
of the said Coon, in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-fan*,
I.onden, ou TUV.SI),II", the 10th day of December newt, at
two n'etiett. in the aiterimon, precisrly, A LEASEHOLD
ESTATE, consisting of a warehouse of three Room with a
three•stali stable, situate m Ship-yard, Little Bridge-street,
Blackfriars ; now, or late, in the tenure of Mr. Jamas Curtis;
being the premises comprised in lot No. 5, in the minted mu,
ticol,r of the former sale.
Particulate Tar be had at the mid Master% Chamblee, in
Southampton Buildings, Chancery lane; on the pminims ; of
Mr. R. S. Taylor, Gray'reinn ; mid of Mr. Day, Pump-court,
Temple.
London, England, 1805-11-27

ro GENTLEMEN SPORTSMEN. the MII.I.
jI TARY, an,ll Others.--.PATENT C SNTLZ-MOGNITI,
LEATHER SPRING SADDLES —.These:re the easiest and
hest construle I Saddles ever made; independent of tne seats of
the.. Sadlks tieing JSitf than others, they are also in .irie water-
pro4, *oust riss way y Cal lodge Lb the stuffing, which usury,
wahout doubt, prose a wwlu.,ble acquisition to th.s
when, those is no lime Cut drsing of Saddles —Nlai.tifiseturod
by the Patentee, JOLdfd E.DkiIARDS, Saddler aJ.d Harness-
soaker, 25, Row-street{ Covent Garden.
BRIGHTON being justly considered by the
1.1 Vacuity as the purest sir, and wit healthy place in
En7land, pagicularly for Chiklren—as a proof, hundreds may
seen, every day, handy improving in heilth and strength,
vender various complaints—has imluced the Proprietor of a
bedrooms looking to the Sea, with front views to
the Stsyne, and beautiful to take the CHARGE of a'
en tans number of CHILDREN, an any ace past two years.
Most respectable references will be given to several Medical j
Men, as well as to Parents of Children who have bean under
their care.
rot r4f.if UN'S enquire of Mrs. Burnam', No 6, New Bond-
'tree, London.
London, England, 1805-08-02

)1111.41. sta 110111111'

" His Majesty

ralautm,
S.E. • -
I.lshant.
" P.M.—Moderate'

ther. At two
signal fur an enemy
for battle; at
open order ; 45
ba.'ing tacked,
centre in dose ,
.essannessed by
thick, could not
10 minutes past ,
observed the Barileur
ship on her wake ;
little, discovered
frigate and a '
our fire, with ,
45 minutes after
dropped down
hauling their .
made sail to windward
kept up a heavy
took their stations
partially engaging
most fire being cr
at the Primer of;
main top-gallant-mast
served the ship
',her main and mizea
her colours and
Liens. IifeLIIIIOZ,
tasted by dm lissom b.
London, England, 1805-08-02

ILITIACT 0?

TLL wiaissoa
• The minutes
post as well as
NAV"' hoi •

received the fire

iwr eiriparienr,
Spanish ships
.besides a frigate
Frenchmen out •
dropped astern,
and was taken
being the weathermon
in our rigging
vets fortunate
wounded, liavi
Inure French ;
qaptter to rake

many .on us,
tody the file of
from raking
otherwise been
been stink, or
tbeFicypliennehad
ready to tow us
more line-of-battle
sure do I feel in
ship's company
only give you
wounded; his
will lose the
Spaniard had
amputation. he
&teem, and exclaimed,
happy to say the'
some hope that .
I have the pleasure
pang. We are'
are gone is pursuit
We must have
if I may judge
struck to ns.
of the latter, nine
I mean the St.
men when she
doubt but that
from us had a
how many men
ships which we
Firm, 74. Phreo,:
You will be surprised

stood so many
came into action.
from coming up
that a shot was

French fired •ery
rigging. I must
letters on shore •
P. S. I did
Almighty God
the cruel rav
went dnwn to ,
around my bead.
tinned inquired •
his anxiety for
tu it;nn. On
plied, " I 117)

MINUTES OF Ti

FOIST or r
SQUADRON. i
London, England, 1805-11-18

rrLNIAIRGH MAILS.

111110ITItlill711Git. lint/ 4.
Advices from Stralsund state, that the King a:-
rives there on Thursday moraing last, after a pas-
sage of a few hours from Ystad. His Majesty will
proceed from thence to take the command of the
Russian and Swedish army, which has marched, „it
is said, for Hanover. He will have under him the
Generals Annieldt and WashmeiNter, as well as Ge-
nerals Baron Tarvast and Von liegesacis.
About seventeen sail of vessels, under convoy of
the Prime William armed .hip. have put in here, and
are detained by westerly winds.

LISNUN MAIL.

CAni 7, OCT. 42.
An aftion has taken place between the Combi•ted
Squadrons :sr., the En7,lish ; it commence] at I'2
o'clock yesterday. and lasted, without intermission,
rill four, p. iss. This in trninst, by d4y-hreak, there
anchored at the orrance of this harbour, El Pr g-
ripe de Agsvioc. Ei Lr••• 're an I Al Rama. with two
more Spanish ships, and seyersl Fr< nch. A .•nirai
Corayina Itas lost an arm, and 12.-ar-Ad.nit al h..!rano
has a b..' wound in the leg It set.n. as if this
squadron Weft about to sail asaia. as V.te enritalais
London, England, 1805-11-18

eeived from the Austrian and Faustian Commander

to surrender it. A military hospital is just esta-
blished at Passau. for the reception of the wounded
Ftench and Batratians.

H•GCL. NOY. 12.

The friendly disposition of the Prussian Court
begins to be more and more evident. A letter,
written by the Prussian Minister to our Republic.
Baron De Cesar, gives reason to expel his return
here by the Wth of this month. There is also every
reason to suppose, that th? Swedish Envoy, Cou&.t
Von Lowenhielm will not leave this Republic.—
( Bete:Dian State Ga:ttle.)

SILISINA. OCT. 2.

We have reason to apprehend, that the tranquil-
lity of this island will anon be troubled. The Eng-
lish have freighted a number of vessels in our ports,
and have sent them, under the English flag, to
Malta. It is supposed, they are intended to serve
as transports for Cm troops under the command of
Gon. Craig, which are in Malta, and which atnount
to from lb to 18,0b0 men. The Russian Consul
General in Sicily has laid an embargo on all the
ships of his nation.
London, England, 1805-11-18

PRIVATE COIIRESPONDIXCi.

VIAL, au,. 16.


• ~i
Sailed Majesty's ship Asleispe, Sir Sddel
Smith, for Dover Roads.—Wind Eislerly.
Doves, Friday Saaa:, Sill *Thick.
Yesterday, the late glorious vary of Trefalgar
was celebrated here, by the ringing of bells, firing
of guns, &c. Admiral Sir Sidney Smith's flotilla
formed a line, and fired also. In the evening, a ge.
neral illumination took place, and there was a grand
display of Sre.works, at the Caves, under the Castle,
the late residence of Sir Sidney Smith's father.
Sir Sidney Smith has been bete for some days; and,
I believe, the hour of the expedition, in which he is
to s& is at length arrived. MI is bustle ; but of
the objet not one word transpires. The ships are
dropping out, most of them with sigmas, until the
dusk has become so great, I can me no more. The
sailors are also mustering in the gun.boats, and the
Iheadmost one has hoisted a pendant ; but there is
not water enough for them yet to get under weigh.

To-morrow I expea to be able to give you farther
particulars.
IPA TURDA v. Nom.
Accounts have this moment an ived, that two
Dutch sloops of war, sod two brigs, have appeared
at the back of the Godwin Sands, and that the
Inextertolik, with two er three other vessel', are gone
in pursuit of them. The accounts differ respelling
the above vessels. B,IMe say they are French, from
Ostend. The Tezel and Flushing are also men-
tioned as the ports from which they came.
It is now five o'clock ; I am just come from the
boats, which have many men employed, both sailors
and marines, on board. Their flag Wit, hoisted this
afternoon, which I took for a signal for sailing; but
it is now struck ; there are about twenty-five sail
of ships and brigs in the roads, and boats are can-
stantly
going to, and coming from them. They
have every appearance of being ready, and the
weather is very favourable, so that I taink a very
short time must determine the business. You may
depend on having the earliest information.
Since writing the above, the °facers in waiting are,
by a messenger from the Caves, ordered direftiy to
attend there. no Caves is now the residence of
Sir Sidney Smith.

Ifa/f-post six s'clock.
The boats are this moment hsuled thraegis bridge,
and Sir Sidney Smith is gune oni board his ship. I
saw th: marines mustereo, ar.d heard them called
over.
EAST INDIES.
London, England, 1805-11-18

Lord Net.coN's estate of Bronte has never yet pro-
ced him aguinea, as ever since the year 17;0 he has
teed every shilling of the revenue (which is about
1001. sterling, per ann.), to be laid out in improve-
rots, under the immediate dire lion eft Mr. GI 811 S,
Ilcer, at Palermo. 'Phis'estate is subjed to a small
:acy, he has Left snisis brother, now earl NELSON,
4 to his heirs,; hist his means were too limited for
she objeds of. his tenderness.
The service upon which Ackisiral Louis was dis.
:ched by Lord Nsasori, was to the Barbary coast,
nder to settle, by conciliation, a new dispute that
d arisen between some of the powers and Ad-
ral KNIGHT.

The little comet discovered by M. DURWARD,
20th o.9ober, in the morning, WAS perceived on
same day, And in the same hour, by JLAN Louis
porter At the Observatory of Marseilles.—
ills is the 95th which we know, according to the
in my astronomy. It is the 4th discoveted by
Poss ; and I solicit the Governmeht to encou-
:e him by a gra:nity. Astronomy is deficieut in
pat of Comets."—lle LALANUL.
London, England, 1805-11-18

PRIPATI

Sit;loci Rs Mid
Smith, for Dover

Dori

Yesterday, the
was celebrated he
of guns. &c. Ai
formed a line, ant
sterol illumination
display of Sre..wo
the late resident
Sir Sidney Smith
I believe, the hot
to a& is at kngi
the objea not on
dropping out. of
dusk has become
sailors are also r
headmost one h
Inot water enougl

To-vnorrow I ex
particulars.

Accounts has
Dutch slrx)p, of
at the back of
/firrasprohk, wit!
in pursuit ef th,
the above vessel
Ostend. The
tionad as the po
It is now five
boats, which ha
and marines, of
afternoon, whic
it is now stru,
of ships and b
scantly going I
have every a,
weather is vet
short time mu
depend on hay
Since writiol
by a messeust
attend there.
Sir Sidney Sa,

The boats ai
and Sir Sidnr
saw tha rnarin
over.

&VTR ACT TRI
SI

" The sh;p
tarty Bay, but
on the accoun
captured by
parted comp:
knel w•as take

Capt. Henri,
pierced for 2,
The privateer

to the weAw:
Parrah •es'el
•?4 of the Cc,
F.. N. E. T
killed by aft
On the
unfnitunate,
been murder
12 Fans, an,
inc.u.lung If
*. An Am,

the Isle of F
informal ion
abundance a
late of lion
itoctord, fn
" The 'hi!
captured by
the latter en
" Three
have ernhat
purpose of
spice plaids

'l'he Res?
Jupfter. Es
mouth, 11401
liver
Squadron.
I'he Elea
is lost near
The Vat,
West Indic.
t tom Cm k,
tttaz under
the A!n
isms shore
great part i
I'he L.r
3d, and II
Falmouth.

lb. fni
London, w
'lie Ito.
was all wel
long 2 14.
We Isar
firer., nor
privates. o
inandeJ
soinely col
esi.ll, to I
.sows and
in the late
thi. liberal
army.
London, England, 1805-11-20

MARRIAGES.

........
On Tueoday, at Mary-la-bonne Church, G. H. Bellasis, Esq.
eldest pen of General &Basis, of Bomhay, to Mr., Charlotte
Maude, youngest daughter of the late Joseph Maude, Esq. of
Kendal
tln Wedeesday last, at Gloocester, George Dints, Good-
year, Esq. Captain in the South Gloucester Militia, to bliss
Sanders, of Howland street, Vitzroy-sqoare, Loudon.
Same day, at St. Mary's Church, in Gloucester, Mr !Ito,'
Dowling, linen-draper, of London, to Miss E. Darks., young-
est daughter of Capt. Clarke.
Lat.-lv, at Writtoit• under-Edge. Mr. Kennedy, of Bristol,
to Miss Townsend, daughter of Mr. Townsend, of the former
place.
On the 3d ions at Middleton, in the county of Cork, Capt.
Joseph, to Miss Nichson, daughter of the late Colonel Nich-
son, or the county of Cavan Militia, and niece to Lady Do-
■oughanore.
DEATHS.
In the prune of his life, roost deeply lamented be his family
and friends,* Captain Leslie Ralph Grove, of the Bengal Ar-
tillery, who was killed before the Fort of Deeg.
Last week, at-the Hotwells, Bristol, Miss Temple, daughter
of Colonel temple.
Same day, after a long illness, in the 34th year of his ire,
the key. Robyn Winner. Rector of Pe 'demo, Br-cooshire,
and one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace for that county.

liIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I.ONOON •RIDi:F
Morn .. bit men OW 1 I Et min. otter 2
London, England, 1805-11-20

heru;srll.

It is with sorrow we relate a melancholy circum-
stance which occisrred on board the Mort, during
the late 4iorious eagAgement The brave Captain
i) rr had two sons in the Anion, one aged ab •ut
It, and the other about 15. I.arly in the contest,
tne first nAd b ith his legs carried away by a shot I
Soon after, the sec2nd fell!—anal, at last, to corn-
pie.. the distsei.sin4 groupe, the lather himself was.
added to the list of ,ain, leaving an amiable widow
i s a situ stio3 too dreadful for description. The
youth, who lost his legs. likely to rzcover, and
will. no doubt, receive all the reparation which a
liberal Government and a sympathising country
can bestow.
London, England, 1805-08-05

aentenee of transrortatioo upots him ; but as It^
had, in fir . r .a., , have atßed
with honesty fidelity, he hoped that a iroldar
sentence would be sufficient to. reform I im. lie
ther-lore should only inAt impriso iment for oar
year in the c runty g sot to hard labanr.
London, England, 1805-04-22

ALARMING FIRE.

The eastern horizon was all in a blaze last night
at ten o'clock, the effth of a fire which broke out
at Bromley Mills, near Bow, in Essex. All the
engines were immediately in motion, and the road
along Mile End was crowded with people attraded
by the 4:reAdlttl scene. The \lills had been careful-
ly examined at nine o'clock, and locked up in a
state of apparent security. The lire is, therefore,
attributed to the accidental overheating of some of
the stock. The premises and property therein wete
entirely consumed. The loss is very considerable.
London, England, 1805-04-22

BONAPARTE 4?iD THE ORANGE.

Jean De St. l'anst, who commanded, and was
taken on board, L'ii,warar scheamer, by lite Me-
jesty's sloop of war the See/pi 4,, Captain Carteret,
amongst many other stories, relates the following,
which he declares to have taken place a few even-
ings prior to his quitting Pari:
BOilailafte ha.l asmitranded a plat at the Theatre Francais,
and, in the ,none style of ,itisercis;ns, he appeared there with a
Int:haul Winter', and a very noruermis guard The home over-
fl,,sed in even part. lie was :wat.cl w his but, and the cer
lain about to rise, when an orange, apparently artificial. was
thrown spun the stage; several YWCAS exclaimed " nut ref
tessmg,'." (Open the waste !) c-y was repeated, and fe-
e:44er' through eters pair of the house.
" A principal actor came futward. and in compluithe with
the universal wish opesol the °falp wherein he haunt o
paper containing a 90-liege piece of gulll coin. Several 'tikes
again exclaimed, " Sr papier ; bus le pilhare ! !"..( Read
the paper; Sean the paper). It was main repeated wish like
earnestness and enthusiasm as before, the hmsse resounding in
many parts with the tumultuous itutcry. Pm, before he com-
plied, the cautiuus acturlooked him/arils the let.atial 13,. it, when
Scitsaparte, fancying it might be scone ad-ilator; es:npliment to
himself, n dded assent. house was mil mt as the grave;
when the actor read wood the following welsh
" Jetrt fr Come, ',rents corre is: :^
Relinnltlee file Coftican, ami muss your Lungs:.

U The rapton.u. bout r.f aprtiose which ensued from event
rail ,•1' the house on these words howg uttered. was not to be
deaaibei~itapiwared nrstol ti.e honer. Bonaparte head
this as his knell, and •iut•ring the Theatre. aster-ma t• his pa•
Lee in the utoio.r conru,ion and nisniaa."

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
London, England, 1805-04-22

►tR JANE DUCHLIS Of GORDON.

For Bengal—Lieut. Col. T. Willett, C. Rlagrave, Writer;
Mevvis..W PAIltOO and V. Maxwell, Atisiant Surgeons ; Mrs.
H Frootne and daughter; G. Dunkley, Native; Mews. R.
Forney, G E. Gowan, V. Grant, R. Peter, I C. Odell, T.
Reynolds, C. Andrews, J. Oaken, O. Stubbs, W. Bayleas, G.
Blagrave, A. Stewart, J. Lloyd, G. Page, F. J. Spillw, and-D.
Kirk, Oodles. •
For Madras.—Messrs. W. Junes and L. E. Ford, Assistant
Surge,ns ; Messrs. 11. Muller, E. and S. E Fla,grave, and E.
Briethupt ; Messrs. C. D. Dunn, D. Ogilvy, aud I W. Mon•
cried, Cadets.
London, England, 1805-04-22

BANKRUPITIFS ENLARGED.

f'harles Etthrell..4 Erick la ie, in the parish of Christ-
entr.th, in the county of Middlesex, theist and clispman,
linen April 27, to Mac 7, •t tvi. at G•thlhall, London.
Frattris of the Kent-road, in the parish of St. Clone
the Martyr, in the county of slum, coal-dealer, from April
23. to June 11, at ten, at Guildhall, I.nnduit.
.lad•-n Scrap% form •rlv of Queen street, Chelpside, in the
coy of London, afterwa fls of M try-la-Enone,
AA I now of Red l)on-str••et, Eiilliern, in the count. orMiA-
dlinetc, atockdoroker, deller snit ehapman, from April 3U, to
May 7, at ten, at Gu,h hall, London

BANKRUPTS.
Main Watson, of Stockport, in the county of ehester,
alchouse.keeper, •tftualler, dealer and chaprnatt, to sarre.
der May 8,9, and June 1, at three, at the Star Inn, in Man-
chester. Attorneys, Mr W Edge, Back-square, Manches-
ter; arid Mr. J. PAgo, Inner Temple.
Charles Archer, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick,
haberdaiher, dealer and Chapman, to surrender May 10, 11, an,:
June 1, at eleven, at the house of John Bingham, the Stork
Tavern, in the Square, in Birmingham. Attorneys, Meat..
Devon and Tooke, No. 10, Gray'sinn-square, London; and
Messrs. barker and Unett, Birmingham.
Samuel Solders, of Love-lane, Loudon, wine and brandy-
merchant, to surrender April 27, May 4, and June 1, at eleven,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Noy, Mincing-tans.
George White, of White hope! road, ilk the county of Mid
dkaine; grocer, to surrender April 30. May 4, and June I, at
ten, ar C. 61,11,101. T.indriti. Attorneys, Messrs. Smith and
Fiamlarson, Great Prescot street, Goodman'afields ; or Nu 1,
Harambart,Tample.
W 144." iso. mon, of the Town of Kinston-upon-llull, is
the county of the auntie Town, spirit merchant, to surrender
April 00, Mar 1, and June 1, at eleven, at the house of
John Clarlceon, the tWhit► Hut Tavern, in the Town of King
stort.upon-1-1,01. Attorneys, Messrs. Prickett, and Mr. Frost,
i■ !lull.

JoPoi: nee, late of the parish of Ere irysilan, in the county
of Glaiunrgan, maltstar, victualler, dealer and rhapman, to ant-
isocial' May 1,2, aradJuos 1, at eleven, at the house of John
Bradley, he Angel, iu the town of Cardiff, in the county of
tilatuorgin. Attorneys, Mr R. Waatna, Cardiff; and Mr.
James No. 10, Gray's-Inn square, London
Thltuas Codes, late of Chard, in the county of Somerset,
runt r, d-aler a ,lelsanni in, suture-rider May 2, 9. and lotto
1, at clr•v-o, at the Angel Inn, in Chard. Attni.:era. ►lr.
Jahn Reed Clarke, in Chard; and Mr J6deph King. Nu. 21,
Took's court.

N cholas FAN late of J idd-place rant, hi the cavity of
Middlesex, metchant, dealer and c!tapmaii, to microtadar %wit
27, Mae 11, June I. a• Guildhall, Loudon. Attornrta,
Merits rainier and Toinlituona. Virxriiford-court, Throe.
otorton-strait.
London, England, 1805-04-22

PASSENGERS FOR INDIA.

On Saturday the dispatches were finally closed at
the East India House, and delivered to the Pursers
of the undermentioned ships, viz.
Preston, Captain Cameron; Jane Ditches of Gordon, Cap
Lain H. Strirrock; and Tigris, Crptaiu C. Graham, for Madras
and Bengal.
Cumberland, Captain Farrel ; Warley, Caotain H. Wilson ;•
Counts, Captain J. Hay ; Ganges, Captain Harrington ; Dor-
setshiin, Captain R. H. Brown; Exeter, Captain Mernon,
and Mope, Captain Pendergrass, for Madras, Prince of Wales
Island, and China.
Cotner, Captain l‘fol ing, for Madras
Retreat, Captain W. Hay, for Madeira and Doaibay•
London, England, 1805-06-10

YALU IiALL.

We have zlresdy announced the npening of this
erchanting place on '.tiedneulty. Tait! and 'Ube-
rality have heed exhausted is eiorts to increase its
Irtaaian. New transparencies, and ;additional
lamps, delight the eye in every. parr of Cie garden.
The Ere-works Are upon the gr.tzdest tzak , and ex•
eed, in brilliancy and ingenuity of cnechaMsm. any
that we have hitherto WM. There is one which is
entitled to peculiar praise : it represents a triumphal
arch, surmownteel by au Imperial crown. and in thc
centre G. R. with a transparent tablet. on which
wt, written in letters of wad, Lee: liw the ;
on ether side r.rse a pyramid ; the whule compose.'
rf vivid Lite, of varilus hues, of wonderful bra-
li4.ncy. The vocal carps bas been reinforced by the
powerful aid of Mrs. CIIkVILI.E, Mibt SMITH, and
Hr. Gaily. The band his received also a cons:cies:a-
ble augmentation. Although Wednesday and Friday
evenings were very cold, above three thousand vi-
sitors, including much rank and fas:.ion, attended
eacil night. Parties innumerable ere forming for
the present week, which are expee.ted to embrace
the whole fashionable world.

Kectiten his returned to Petershorgh, hay.
lag, during his tour in the Crimea, made numerous
sliscovel;el of interest to the antiquarian.
. Tile Ladies Seventh Concert WAS performed last
"iglu, at the Matchioness of SALISBURY'!, in Ar-
bnitor.-btreet. The selceion was fr m MO7.ART.
Sa Ugh?. CIIIIASOSA, NIAVY, Di Ur CIL% liA PIDEL,
DILA lot AII A, and WiNTIR. The vocal performers
were, Mrs. Miff, Signors VinArsolsr and
Mr. L'h.vcqcx played a conccrto on the violin. The
Messrs. Ilser.s give a conceit° with the French
hunts. The company present were the same as on
the preceding evenings.
As Mr. W. C we Fit, of P. 11144411, was driving
his curricle, about four o'clock on Saturday, thro
Brompton, he was beset by a postchaise and cart,
which came in 'mien' contaa with his carriage, and
threw him out, the wheel went over his leg, and
broke it; he w.ss brought home, in a Sociable, rip-
parted by pillows. The era lure was s:nmediately
sct by Mr. Ctive, and we a...e happy cute he was
yesterday considered in a fair way of recovery.—
The whole fashionable world were amongst his en-
quirers yesterday.
Tuesday morning, when the battalion of 114.
mingham Volunteers Was mustered. previooY to
marching to the race-ground to exercise, a very
alirminA accident betel Major Lord Lewis)** sr.
As his Lordship was giving the word of command,
his hotse rose perpendicularly uptight, fell back
upen4is Meinches, aftervirit as upon his side, throw-
ing his Lordship on his b.vk upon the re4nes ; but
while the battalion and spenators suffered the most
painful solicitude for his safety, he remounted his
horse, apparently unhurt, to the pleasure and asto-
nishment of every one rresent, and rode at the head
of the battalicm to the field.
London, England, 1805-06-17

rllO BE SOLD, a L:ght, Fashionable, New
I POST ell Nmor, w'tti itarow•h S • con Boot, bung
with horizontal springs, painted yellow, richly lined troth silk
Isar, squabs, Vanetian blinds, .t.c watt adapted brr
town or country, and wilt be sold on very adsantspons t•rnis,
and warranted by the astir.—To be seen at No. 4, New
Casoodisli.strect, Portland-plate.

nONAPARTE having shut the Ports of France
LA and Holland. and forbid any Article, manufactured in
Great Riitain, entering hit usurped Dominions, this additional
Expense of emireying CAMBRICS to this Country haring
hecome revs great, of course wall cause an immediate and un-
precedented 1114.10 that Article; Ladew are, there. ire, re-
spectably invited to an early iii.pe•tion of FRENCH CAM.
BRICS, of the most beautiful Texture, which are SePina by
Gee Piece, on vary adiranrageousTrrins, at J. and J. PATIMIT's
Family Linen and Muslim Warehouse, No. 13, Mary-lai
bonne-street, Pieradilly.
London, England, 1805-06-17

NOVELTIES IN DRESS.

ROBINSON, No. 12, H E NRIE [TA-STREET,
covEN F GARDEN, begs leave to announce totadies
of Fashion, that he has just finished a variety of entirely new
devices to has so touch admired figured Italian SAfilbell. with
manv other novelties in his rich Lustres and Italia.. ;
articles composed of Elk and wonted, and which hove the
perks:lion of never tumbling; and, in addition to Ilis gold,
si!ver, suit plain Imperial Nett' Opera Nets, &c. &e. many
new productions for Hall presses, wheel., he &tulles ma, will
be prottouneed equally elegant with the novelties lie has here-
tofore intrixhiced.

N B P tr. m.,lla!attentini to Family Nfnuminft... lmat.

CONSPICUOUS DVANTAC;E.

GIBBONS. Woollen Draper and Tailor, 183,
FI.EF.T STREET, near St Dun tatis Church, sup
ph, Gentlemen vita Apparel, ,na le to measure, of the be.t
Materials, fir,t Fashion, and Workinanalti,), at the following
prices, for re.tdr Msney only : L. a.
Serrind CMOs Caul . . . 1 IS
Superfine ditto . . 1 IR
Verr best superfine ditto . . . 2 IR
D.tys Cassi mere Leeches
Coed tl tin
Dino double twilled

And every other article in the above Brandhs proportion-
ably
The qu4iitin are warranted the very best, and the advan-
tages tu the pu'alie are accounted fur, by every •itcla being
bought ands dd f n r .4dy money.

THE REFUGE FOR THE DIkSTI TIME.
PIiSINaNT,
Hie Royal Highness the Doke of. YORK.
JOINT TILA+UItIE/14,
Rev. E. W. wHrrAKett, and E. FORSTER, Jun. Esq.
AN EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL.
COURT of the GOVERNORS of this INSTITU-
TION will be holden on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 19th
Instant, at Tao ,'Clock precisely, at St. Paul's Cotfoe-houso,
St. Nur.; Church-yard, in &der to receive the Report of the
Sub-Committee, respefling the short Account of the Institu-
tion, with thd propose-a Rule and Regulations; which Re-
port belt: approved of by the Committee, is recommended fir
the app•obation and confirmation of the General Court, and
on other Affairs. The Committee are requested to meet at
One e'Clock precisely.
19th June, 180. JOHN GRIN DLAY, Secretary.
London, England, 1805-04-25

SONS OF THE CLERGY.

THE REHEARSAL of the MUSIC to be
performed at the Anniversary Meeting of thisCH %MY,
will b• in the Cdhedral Chinch of St. rani. on TUESDAY,
the 7th, and the Anniverary, on TiIeRSDAY, the 9th of
May, when a Sermon will be preached before his Grace the
Loed Archb,shop of Canterbury, their Lordship," the Bitheds„
the Right floiluurable the Load Mayor, All rmen Clergy
)e. by the Rev. Charles Barker, B D. C 413011 ReLdeuties;
of Was.
STEWARDS.

IL R. H. the T)uke of Sussex, Right Hon. C. Bathurst,
Lord Archbishop of Tuani, Sir R. Welch, Rot.
Duke of Bedford, Rev. Dr. Crawford,
Lord B. hop of Gloucester, Rev Mr. Case,
Right Hon Lord Grantham, Charles Bishop, Esq.
Lord Chief Justice Mansfield, Henry Stabbing, Esq.
Right Hon. Lord Mayor, David The Watt., Esq.
The Musie will r•onsist of the Oversur.

Mr. llandas I) itt,igen Te I) •um, and Jubilate. w.tl: the
Chorus from The Messiah, " Hallelujah, for the bud Gnd
Omnipotent reigneth," an Anthem ennspre.:ll on purpose fur
this Charity, by Dr. Boyce, and Mr. Flanders Grand Groom•
Lion Anthem. The Music to be coteludesl by S.r Witham
Parson', Mus D.
The Doors ni the Cathedral still be opened at Ten n't:lovlt.

Ticket% for the Cathedral and for the D'oner at Merchant
Taylors Hall, to be kid of Messrs. Noroaville ■nd Fell's,
Buuksellers,Borrd•stre:.t; Metirs livington's St Peas Churc-
hyard; .1, NOOt, EN First Freda Office, Temple, gratis.
Bcnefeiion% to tins Chwity will be thankfully received by
John flacon, Eq. Treasurer; or the Rev. G. H. Giaan, Sack•
villPstrans Secretary to the Stewards.
London, England, 1805-04-25

SU'aIER 726

. .
THEATRE ROYAL, -nett RY-LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVI. NING, April 25, Their
Majesties' Servants will aft the Myr of
THE STRANGER .
The Stranger, Mr. Pope. Mrs Miller, Mae Powell
With Music and Dancing incide.:tal to the Piece, the Vocal
P3rts by Mrs. Wand and Miss Wer.tworth. In AA 11. will be
introduce a Pude Deux by Mr Byrne and Mrs, Shari:, and a
Prs Seul by MMterOccar
To which
TwiltHE SOLD be added (9i
lER'SI t•rne) a
RETURN ; New Comic Opera, called
Or, WHAT CAN BEAUTY 130?
The Music, with an Union °venni—, entirely New, composed
by Mr Hook.
A Dirce incidental to the Piece, composed by Mr. Byrne
On Saturday, TlieWc4 Indian, with The Riddles's Return.

7----TiIEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
IrMS 'PRESENT EVENING, April 25, will
1 be acted a Tragedy, called
ZARA.

Oman, Master BETTY ; Lusignan, Mr. Hargrave ; Neres-
c Kimble. Zara, Mn H. Siddnns
4 To which will be
ROSIN A. added a Musical Farce called
BelvilksPAlr.lncled,m Catii Belville, Mr MI. Rosie',
Mrs. Atkins; Thisbe, •Mrs kartyr Dorcas. Mrs. I' niers,.
The new Corned, of Who Watt S a Guinea having
again been received w;th nnbounded applause, will he repeated
on Vire.'n eday, Thorsdsy, and Friday next, with the new
Erie, of Aggression ; or, The Heroine of Y uratan.
The nights of Master Betty's p iformance ibis week will be
Saturday, and Monday and Satuiday next week.

morrow will be piihlished, price 2s.
"ACE IN OFFICE. Which will contain Re-
marks on Mr. Elialiana's Address to the Pablic ; with a full
mid imp irtial Consideration of Mr. Eernble's Public Cooduift
wrUr respect to that Gentl,,ndii,
By the AUTHOR of TILE DRAMATIC SYNOPSIS, gee.
Sold bt C Chan*. 66, p.ll Mall, and SO, Southampton-
tow. andi.Asperne, 84, Curnhill.
Of whom may be had,
I. A DRAMATIC SYNOPSIS, price 41.
2. ELBOW ROOM, mice Is.
3. THESPIAN DICTIONARY, New Edition, with 22
Herds price 9.. boards.

UNDER THE PATRONAGE Or HIS ROYAL HIGH
NESS THE PRINCE OF WALES. .
_ .

••••
'r HE original Curious and Wonderful Experi-
-1 mein of the INVISIBLE GIRLS of Mr. k CHARLES,
the Inventor thereof, SAVILE-lIOUSE, ' LEICESTER.
btaUARE. The extraordinary Exhibition continues open
every Day (Sundae, exceted`, from Ten to Four, and frum
Seism to Ten in the Evening ; and wallowed by the great
Concounenf ne all Ranks, who lime wi,nessed it, to he
us- of the most astooNshing ever Offered to public Notice. The
Invnible Girls who seem to be in the roidstof the Audience,
*hooch UTIStOtt be them, coneers, and sing, in Enrish, French,
aid Germ. ni play oa the Piano Forte, kc. Also the arnaz..g
ANIMATED BUST, which has the Motions of Life, igis the
Nao.ber of the Company, their Drew, the How, hP'their
Watches, %c.-Iclmittarice 2s. Cwt.—Toone Ladies and Gen.
tlemen, wler twelve, 1s each, dining the Hlidays.
London, England, 1805-04-25

for the 15tv ,st

London Printed for C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge
air at ; and 1.. W Seeley, Ave Maria-lane.
•s• 11 the nature atA object of Mr. Ruhir.von's plan be
conaidered, be slut be said to have executed it well, and to
be ent.tled Crprase. He hss csmpreseed the Nubeance of
many voluminous works nto a small ',race, and has made
his hook amusing and instruairc to the summon reader.—
His colic:whoa arguments are such as come home to our
bosoms, ruhl as even the most cslmus Infidel most feel."
Monthly Review, Feb. ISO'S.
London, England, 1805-06-28

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Sum' 20,1805.
THE COMMISSIONERS for Valsolling His
Majesty's Navy de hereby eve Notice, That on P,cl-
- the 28th Instant' they wilt be ;codes to receive Tenders in
writ,4 (sealed up). and treat for the .sale of the SMALL
COAL, praduced at lin Majarty, hAehouse at Dept ant, for
One Year certain, front the 17th of Joti nett, and further., ausil
Theo Mouths ll'dertin shall he vur .
The atiodiainsa .!/' the Contract 'tiny be seen at the Secretary's
PI/ re.
A'a Regard will be And to any Tender vs, which the Price shall
not he inierted In ll'ords at length, nr that snail not ho delivered to
the Board before One n'eloch an the said 28th 1081055,nm meets
the P, ewes who wakes the Tender, or some Person an h:s
tfeholt 9 9. ~tetnads t.. alum,. when rolled tan. •
London, England, 1805-06-28

Ist tea teed somewhere, that " the brave loved
mercy;' bat confessed he coul not discover any
inch in the prei7ent Instant:; ; ho.vever, the delicate
state of health of the Defendant, his wife and
&e.; he trusted, would flu.' that compassion
and mercy in the Court, which their Lordships
were so well known to possess.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL and Mr. ERIRINe
were then severally heard, after which the Defend-
ant was committed, and ordered to be brought up
again on Tuesday next.
THE KING a. 1. fLAGDON, Esq.
The Defendant in this case was also brought up
for judgment, as author of a pamphlet, entitled
" Nora! Administratiu:s," and signed " ARISTIDES,"
of a similar tendency to the former. After reading
the Defendant's and hearing C6unsel on
both sides, he was also committed, and ordered to
be brought up on 'Tuesday.
London, England, 1805-04-13


PICTURE a:(LLSRY•
NUMBER I.
Most of the Artists have sent is their works for
this year's public exhibition, and the haagin:
Committee are twisily employed in arranging them
according to their respeeive merits. ilav:ng ob.
tshittd admission vs the Gallery, we this day pre-
sent our readers with the first number of a series of
our account of the most distinguished pieces.
Ho. I. A full-length portrait of sir Francis Bacon,
Lard Firalain, by V. Neu'''. t.i, R. A. and A. S. S.
Ni Lordship is drawn seated at his table, counting
his money bags, while one of his servants is seen
filching the guineas, and Trotting off with them to
his banker. The outline is WA but the Wowing is
coarse, and the light and shade are injudiciously con-
trasted. There is a palpable error in the costume,
which is Caledonian, as is also the cast of his Lord-
ship's features.
No. 11. A portrait of Alesander the Great, by
\Y tt Ens's', R. A. The hero is not drawn, as
we usually find him represented, visiting the camp
of Dating, or the Temple of Jupiter Ammon, kill-
ing Clytus, or feasting and firing a town with
Thais. He is mounted upon his favourite steed
Blicerha/ar, capering and prancing over the Direc-
tors of a certain Company, who are spr.twling un-
der his leer, and crying nut for mercy. At first
glance, this painting has something the air of St.
Gene and the Dragon; but, upon an attentive •iew,
we recognise, in both the hcrse and the rider, a great
deal of the expression of Don Qvizots and Rosin ante.
This piece is finely painted, but we think there is
London, England, 1805-04-13

Apul 9, NOS.

An affirm for damage% on a case of reign. Con.
was tried on Thursday before the Sheriff of Mid-
dlesex. The Phiintiff was 1r Ketone, gentle-
man of fortune in Warwiekshire ; and the Defend-
ant Lientenant•Colorel Ftt.i i.e of the Guards.—
The Lady was the daughter of Lord Dna reit, and
married the Plaintiff sn 1791, by whom •shc has
two daughters .liviag. What aggravated the of.
fence, the brother of the Defendant was married to
the sister of the Plaintiff. Mr. Ketone and his
wife appeared to have lives upon terms of mutual
affeetion. Damages 70001.
On Wednesday last an accident happened to the
new steam-engine at Chelsea water-works, lately
ceded on Bolton and Watt's principle, which his
occasioned the old engine there to be set to work. The
leather hinge of the valve, in the piston of the fore-
ing pump, giving way, the sudden jerk of the
cylinder and of the beam striking the floor, occasi-
oned the joints of the parallel leaven to give way,
by which the pumparod is separated from the beans.
It is not many weeks ago, since the leathers of the
pump-valves gave way, on another occasion, and
the load of the Engine being thereby suddenly re-
moved, the working beam struck the floor
.with
such violence as to break one of the large beams
by its side; to guard against the recurrence of
which, a system of levers were then contrived, so
I that in case the bea' struck the flo,n, the commis
nication of steam from the boiler to the cylinder
would be instantly cut off; but this hut accident
thews, th it nothing but a better construaion isithe
pump-vaivas, with metallic hinges, can preserve the
whole engine and engine-house from destruflion.
The steam cylinder pistnis-rod is also much bent
by the violent pitching of the engine, and several
(lays will be necessar to complete the repairs now
gong on; in the mJan time, by working the old
engine constantly day and night, it is hoped that
the public will sustain no inconvenience from the
want of water.

Naturalists, Gentlemen of the Faculty, and the
Public, are invited to the most curious sight (we pre-
sume) ever before seen in this country, or Frhaps
in any other, vis. Reptiles the most alarming, some
in the form of Caterpillars ; others resernbliag
Grasshoppers, while a third is like 'Pape, a he*.
dred feet long, finely wove: one of this kind was
two hundred teat I 1 Several of them are possessed
of fifty, sixty, a hundred, yea two hundred mouths
This fact wants no proving; the sufferers, I on: whom
they were expelled, knew their pains in the Sto-
mach, Head, Bowels and Seat, could not be ex-
pressed. To give a full description how they ail in
the human body would far exceed our limits I suffice
to refer to a large pamphlet (gratis) with sight of the
Animals, High -street, Birmingham ; Long-Acre
sad a, High-street, Shoreducb, Dr. CARL/Nall%
Houses; whet. may be bad those Pills that safely
expel these Vermin-4s. Bd. 10s. 61 or Ills. a
boa.

dot-
Aim*
London, England, 1805-04-13

LIEEL's LAVENDER and HONEY WA-
'Mit% —Tad Nobdity and Gentry are respeCtfully in.'
fcgml, this. oeleueatrd Psrfunie, cpotinue on Sale at 24 9rl.
aid 4.. 6d. per Bottle, as usiial, of the most apposed Quail-
si Steel and er's, Lavender Water Merchants to lifer
loyal Highness the Princes of Wales, No. 15, Catherine.
vied, Strand. From the great demands made by Merchant's-1
Optimiser Ships, and others, for ilia- articles to export, the,
are 'donned they may be supplied from their extensive
stockonth from one to 'no Croce at Two Days' notice, and
dot the lowest Price, by tlieGroce only, is 28a. per Dote ; the
breeder, 98a ; the Honey Water, 3Si T. Meyer's celebrated
Dentifrice it sold as usual at 2s. the Box, or 11. Is. per Dozen,
the =Mimic. of which is too well known to need a repetition.
Families icsithilg in the Country, may have any quantity of
Lavender sent thus, by traiittiag a Note to order for Payment
London, England, 1805-06-26

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LON DON,
WEDNESDAY. .11,xs 26.

An interesting Deb Ate took place last night in the
I louse of Commons, upon Mr. Lticerraa's motion,
for subsuming an Impeachment in the place of a
Criminal Prosecution by the Asroativir C
against Lord Viscount MELVILLE. The motion
WAS carried Wy a majority of 166 against 143.

Government, k is said, have been some time in
possession of certain faits, upon which they believe
it to he impossible that there should be any truth in
the report of an attack having been made by the
French on Jamaica.

The Adventgrep GAL! is, from Jersey f,r the
West Indies, is captured and carried into Guada•
loupe.
The Lou,,u EVAN*, from Bristol, for Newfound-
land, has been taken by a privateer, retaken by a
privateer belonging to Jersey, and carried into that

Th.: rat .ft, CUMMINGS, from Tynemouth, for
Sunderland, is captured by .1 French privateer, and
carried int., St. Vallery.
A neurtal Captain, arrived in town, declares, that,
on leaving the Ten', oit Thursday last, the trans-
ports at th.tt anchorage, amounting to about seventy
sail, were fully watered and provisioned, and ready
to sail nn some expedition. They were to be accom-
panied by five sail of the line, two frigates, two
brigs, ar.d two corvettes, which were then lying in
the harbour.

His M Aram, has been pleased to accept the ser-
vices of the Worcestershire Cavalry, commanded
hy the Hon. Colonel Corms, and the Loyal Bath
Volunt.-ers, to Attend in their military capacity dur-
inz the intended Royal Visit to Worcester and Bab.

1/11/

4
London, England, 1805-06-19

STATE OF IREL ‘Nn

The Order of the Day being read :
The Earl of SUFFOLK row, to bring forward
his promised motion on the above subje4t. El: pre-
faced it by a speech of considerable length, in the
course of which, he expatiated upon the .uperioc
policy and expedience of inquiry on the principle
which he was about to recommend; a principle,
which was sanctioned by the authority and recom-
mendation of that great statesman and philosopher,
Lord Chancellor Bacon, and to the want of a proper
attention to which, was in a great degree to be at-
tributed the loss of our late possessions in North
America. He dwelt upon the great importance of
Ireland as a component and integral part of the
United Kingdom, and its peculiar political import-
ance, resulting from its geographical situation, and
the various local advantages passessed by that
island. This important part of the United King-
dom. he was warranted by authority, in saying, was
far from being in a tranquil state ; this he could
fairly infer from various opinions upoa the 'tibias",
which were given by many Noble Lords in the
course of Late important discussions on the Catholic
qnestion, and more especially from the Legislative
authority of the two Bills passed in the early part of
the Session, exclusively applicable to Ireland ; the
one for suspending the Habeas Corpus Act and the
other authorising the exercise of Martial Law.
Politically speaking, therefore, Ireland was not to
be regarded ES in & tranquil state ; and, with respca
London, England, 1805-06-19

Rowihra mArti:a,

Astley's Annuil Wherry, given in honour of His
Majesty's Birth-day, was rowed for yesterday by
the following fret Watermen :
Names. Pr•illerare. Cohirs.
Curies Gi,,El Ta.npte cq.rla.
Thomas 1-ansb.lll Wu*
Thniel M..14t Cup n.
John Rider . 19.0 G.ote
Almander G.ote
(leery Hutchins... Rotbeslitthe Cr.mson.
The parxies started at four o'clock, with the tide,
and rowed round boats moored off Vauxhall and
klungertord stairs. Dulfin, Mallet. and Ashley,
came in first, second, and third, and, by the condi-
tions of the match, all the rest were considered as
beaten, and these three started again for a second
heat, which determined the prize. Mallet came in
first, and was accordingly declared villor. It was
the fifteenth wherry given by Mr. Astley. A
great deal of foul play took place on the liver
during the contest ; several strange boats having
mixed with the candidates for the purpose of as-
sisting their friends. Amon:, these, a press-gal-
ley was conspicuous in its efforts to serve Ashley.
Some tumult and confusion followed of course,
upon the landing of the parties at Standgate.—
Pittoon, the famous Jew pugilist, Itiltioits to see the
fun, leaped nut of a boat upon same planks close to
Ow shore, but he slippA and went down. Three
men, who leaped in to save him, narrowly escaped
downing, as he dragged them under the water.—
Thee seer', however, all extricated, and brought

Mitts P. ANDII gin, Esq. did not vote in the ma-
jority fur the criminal prosecution of Lord Met-
%ILIA... helms not voted on any one of the ques-
tions respeaing the Noble Lord.
A town meeting was held on Saturday se'nnight
at the Eschange Rooms, Belfast. The most noble
the Marquis of Dos oo Lt., the sovereign, several
•nagistrates, and a number of the most respedable
inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood, at-
tended. The sovereign stated, tha: he had called
the meeting for the purpose of devising the most
rroper measures to he adopted for counterading
th: illegal proceedings of the journeymen carpets-
who, by entering into combinations, had as-
sumed to themselves the power and authority of
legislating for the whole community, and in conse-
quence thereof many gentlemen h:til been obliged
to suspend their opetaiions in buildings of great
magnitude. The journeymen tailor; too, he ob-
served, had adopted a similar line of condusf. lie
remarked, that these conMinators were probably
not aware that, by entering into such illegal asso-
ciations they subic&cd themselves to very severe
penalties, such as whipping and imprisonment,
which, hi similar cases, both in London and Dub-
lin, had been indiEted. In the mean rime it would
become this meeting to adopt measures tor the
encouragement ar-t protcEtion of such foreign
tralesuien a,l should come horn the country to
vsa It in town. He then read several resolutions,
whiob .he submitted to the consideration of the
nesting, They were unanimously approved of,
and acontmittee was appointed for carrying them
kto aged.
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