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the liberty to remind the House, that there was no
Order for hearing Counsel this day ; and, though
having formerly turned his mind very attentively to
the whole of the circumstances of this case, and the
law connected with it, he may possibly be still .ca-
pable of calling many branches of it to his recollec-
titin, so ss not to be totally unqualified to present a
statement of it to the House, yet he would consider
it as a matter of favour to himself, and advantage
to his Clients, it he was allowed time to review the
case. He therefore conjured the House to permit
him again to look attentively over the precedents
of Parliament in this case, from the earliest times,
anti the law conneaed with them ; as, without this
revision, he could hut ill discharge his duty. The
indulgence of the House would be applied by him in
the best manner he could to the convenience of the
House itself, by concentrating all that was import.
ant in the fads of the case, in the precedents, and
the law upon them, so as to take up as little time as
possible in his statement.
The Counsel having withdrawn,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said, that after what he had heard from the Counsel,
though he was not satisfied that the 'Counsel had
not heard something which it was not so proper for
him to hear, he would not press the hearing of
Counsel this day. But after all the delays this bu-
siness had experienced, he begged it to be under_
stood, that he made this concession on no other
ground than that the proceedingsshould be fixed for
the earliest day in the next week,.and that whatever
business stood for that day should. give way to it.
He trusted farther, that Gentlemen would come
prepared to bring the matter to a final decision, •as
the hearing of Counsel, now that the hearing of evi-
dence was no longer insisted upon, would not take
up so much time as to prevent the House from corn..
ing to a decision the same night. He would move
that this debate be further adjourned till Monday,
and that Counsel be then heard. He trusted farther,
that as no other business would stand for that day,
the House would proceed to this matter at /four
o'clock.

The Debate was accordingly adjourned till Mon.
day, and the Counsel to be then heard.
Mr. FOSTER, in consideration of the import.
ante of this business, consented to put off the Irish
Budget from Monday ; but as all the lathh Reve.
nues would cease on the 25th of March if the Ads
granting them, which were annual, were not re.
newed before that time, he could not possibly con.
sent to the delay, except on the understanding that
his Budget would be allowed to go on on Wedoes.
day.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
expected also that the proceedings on the Tax Bills,
which were fixed for Monday, and put off ,only in
consideration of the Sheriffs' business,would be for.
warded on Tuesday.
The Notices whiohstood for Monday were put
off to subsequent days.
The remaining Orders were disposed of, and the
House adjourned till Monday.
London, England, 1805-12-28

A NEW VOLUME FOR 1806.

This Day were published. in One very large Volume, ter.
rave, price lialf.a,Ouirtea in boards ; embellished with
several striking Likenesses,

jtEMOIRS of PUBLIC CII..A.IIA.CTERS..of
doi —OM; being a New Volume of the Work
which, tor several years past, has enjoyed an uninterrupted
Career of popular tavour.
It is the Plan of this Biographical Series to do justice to
the Chatatlers, Talents, and La.mitrs, of our distinguished
Contemporaries. and in performing this artluous.task, to sa-
tisfy CU nosity without gratifying malevolence. In the Eight
Volumes, which are now published, will be Icuincl full,
accurate, and impartial Memoirs of.. the Lives of the most
distinguished- Persons in every walk 'Of Publio Life ; the
Work may consequently Ite recognized as a complete Do-
mestic History of the Present Times.
This New VtilllMC contains Memoirs of
Lord Keith, Captain Charles Morris,

MF. ikarort 114,Trr,
London, England, 1805-01-03

Hottrsvr tx RACs.—On Wednesday areningo
the 19th ult. u lame beggar.inao, ,who has been in
the habit of &Ili-citing-alms on the bridge. of Lop.
donilerry, happening to get a guinea in mistake for
a halfpenny, he deposited the same with the Mayat
of that town, who gave him half.a.crown, as a re•
watd for his probity. The guinea was proclaimed,
and recovered by the benefactor. •
Sir Jtx HILL,-M. D. F. R. S. at Paris, and..
Knight of the *lkwal Q: der of Sweden, ending _the'
inhabitants of this Country, at this season of the;;
year particularly, afflided with Coughs, Colds, and, -
Asthmatic Complaints, found out ,a method of come'
centrating that valuable Extract of Flowers called:.:
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large portion of. its excellent virtues. fir „lola
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It .is to be had of Messrs. SRA.' W and EowAßDsh
No; 66, St. Paul's Ciiarch-yard. who have pureh.ts.
ed `rat the Hon. Lady Hru.'s:Executor all th4:,pro•
periy in Sir JOHN Htt.t.' *Medicines, Price 35. 64*
If their names are, not on the Stamp it is.a Counta•
felt:
London, England, 1805-01-03

NEW AND ORIGINAL VOYAGES AND TRAVELS
PubliChed periodically. •
4R. PHILLIPS respedfully informs the Pub.
IVA lic, that the Third Number of The HISTORY of
CONTEMPORARY VOYAGES and TRAVELS, pub-.
'Jailed this day, contains Michaux's Travels in the Back Set.
tleMents, in America in 062, just published in Paris-
- eassas's Piduresque Travels in Istria and Dalmatia—Kutt-
ner'S Travels in Denmark and Sweden—ltinerary of the
tourney of the late English Embassy to Constantinople—
And Kotiebue's Journey to Paris ; illustrated with two
large Viewa, and a Map, price half-a-crown each Number,
being the cheapest Book of Modern Voyages and Travels
ever published, while the various new and important Intor.
illation contained in it is do where else to be met with.. -

Vincent's Voyages t,o the Islands in the Indian ocean ;
the Walk from Leipsic, through Italy, to Syracuse; Olas-
sen•s Travels in Iceland ; and Malespina's Voyage round
the World, will speedily be introduced, as well as all in-
teresting Accounts of recent Voyages and Travels, as fast as
they appear.
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London, England, 1805-05-04

tinned would be liable to the penalty of imprison.
mean. That it had also been the usage of the
Hc'►t:,e, even long prior to the date of 1473, to
forbid Peers to attend Committees of the House
of Commons under similar circumstances, appeared
by a precedent in 1557, where a Spiritual Peer was
forbidilen to attend when required by the House
of Commons, He considered it to be absolutely
necessary that this matter should be referred to the
Committee of Privileges ; but he wished, at the
same time, that an early day might be appointed for
its consideration.
The Duke of No RPOLk and the Earl of -Amax.
LEY explained.

The biple of MONTROSE thought that an cx.
pression which had fallen from a Noble Earl
(DARNLEY), charging his Nuhle Friend (Lord
HAWRItsIIURY) with endeavouring to throw ob.
stades in the way of an investigation instituted in
the House of Commons, had beep somewhat hastily
used.

The Earl of D A RNL EY, in explanation, repeated
his regret, that this Motion had been brought for.
ward by a Member of His Majesty's Government,
for the reason he had before stated ; at tliT same
time he should not objet to referring the matter to
the Committee of Privileges.
Lord 11AWKESIWRY felt himself called upon,
in consequence of what had been said and repeated
by the Noble Lord, to say a few words in vindication
el his own coudo4l. It was very true that he was
a Member of His Majesty's Government ; but he
did not forget, at the lame time, that he was also
a Member of their Lordships' House, and, as such,
he should have been wanting in his duty if he had
not called,
th. P kti;jzs 6114.4 melt
otandtng Orders. He was conscious of no wish or
intention to throw aoy obstacles in the way of any
investigation instituted with regard to the conduct
of Lord Viscount Melville. His only wish in this
case was, that the privileges of their Lord,ships
should be maintained. and their Standing Orders
adhered to; and it was with this view, and, this
alooe, he had brought forward his proposition.
The Motion was then agreed toi, and tlie.Cummit_
tee of Privileges was ordered to sit on Monday for
the purpose of taking the Subjed into consideration.

THE NAVY. •
The Earl of DARNLEY gave notice of his inten-
tion to move, pn Monday se'rthighr,.to refer the
Papers on the Tabte respetting the Navy to a Selea
Committee; and rnoved that the Lords be st.minoned
tot that day; which was ordered.

CATHOLIC PETITION,
WALSI NON AM presented d Pet ition from the
Corporation. of London, praying that the Disabili.
ties attached to Catholics might not be repealed ;
which was ordered 4)14 on the Tablee—Adioutned
till Monday.
London, England, 1805-05-04

Warns.

On Thursday, at his house, ;Ipper Fitzroy.street, the
Lady of Major-General Burr, of `st Datt
On Wednesday morning, the wife of 1. Elliott,' Printer,
who resides at No. 6,. Hcitnet'i-court, Drury-lane, of three
children, too boys and one girl.
London, England, 1805-05-04

MARRIED.

On Thursday last, at Tinwall, in Rutlandshire, S.N.Caw.
ley, Esq. to ?#iiss Christian.
The same day, at St. Margaret's, Lothburyi James Bar-
low, Esq, of Toicenhouse.yard, to Miss helm Sophia Whit-
field, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Whitfield, Rettor of the said
Parish.
Yesterday, J. P. Paine, Esq. of Margate, to Miss D4vis,
•fold Broad-strcet, London-Wall.
London, England, 1805-07-09

`fortunately not be reali:led, the Combined -Fleet will
not-have etcap&l all danger : there is hardly a Port
to which they tan fly for shelter that is not blocked
-Up by a powerful British Squadron, and, in their
present state, the disparity of force must be great
indeed that would encourage them to venture an
Aaion. Thus, then, hits terminated that formid-
able Expedition which was to carry destru&ion to
our West Indian Possessions, and which was
to min our Commercel We were triumphant-
ly told, same time ago, that in ' a month w 6
should hear of the achievements of this powerful
Combined •Force. As far as dates go, the illoniteur
was cone& : we have hea'rd of them—we have heard
of their-arriving, and retnaining inactive, in one of
their own Ports, while they had ;,1 naval superiority
or six or seven Sail of the Line ; and we have
heard that - they fled in confusion and dismay
upon the approach of a British Fleet, without
waking the slightest attempt upon atiy of those
-,Pssessions, the whole of which they confident-
ly hoped to capture and to destroy. What will
those who are .so, constantly extolling , the energy
of the 4'ench GOyernment now say of the judgment
with ,whicl! their ExpeAlitionS are planned, and of
the skill and 'courage with which they are executed

It is now evident that we were comet in our opi-
nion that the report.of the capture of Trinidad was
;wholly unfounJed, because, as we have already
stated, Lord NELSON sailed to that Island after he
left Barbadoes, and there they had seen nothing of
the. Enerny's Fleet.
Since writing the above we kart], that the Gar-
rison on the iliationd Rock vvas obliged to aurren--
der for want of water, :after a gallant resistance,
in which the French lost a number of men and three
•
Gut, -boats.

LAsf night we received Paris Papers to the 28th
ult.

It is stated in Letters from Vienna, that the little
Republic of. Ragusa is. expe&ed shortly to be united
to the Austrian Territories.

BONAPARTE is unusually naive in Italy in inspe&-
_
ing Fortifications, reviewing Troopi, &c. as if he
expiteted a rupture with. Austria to be at no great
distance.

Mershal LAsNEs is shortly to repair to the Coast,
to take the. Command in Chief of a body of the
Army detailed ,to form part of the Expeditionary
Army. , •

In the House of Commons last night the Articles
of ImPeachment against Lord Mgr'. vtLilE were agYeed
to, with the addition of a new. one proposed by Mr.
Wut2*RE,lol rplative to suing pliti into the hands
Of Nr,..MARK SPROfT. Mr. WHITSLILAD also gavq
notice of his intention to move this day for a Bill to
give power to the Committee of Managers to sit,
notwithstanding any prorogation of Parliament.
Sir W. BUIROUOIIS postponed his intended peso.
littionS, relative to Sir llomn PoPIIAIA until next Ses-
London, England, 1805-07-09

siaf.

Sunday .etening being the last Sunday of the
RoYAt. FAMILY at Windser. till Wober, the Con-
Cert.ibr the evening was public ; every person was
adthitted till the Chapel was and the Sacred
Oratorio of the Afessiah 'was performed in the late
Ohapel adjoining St. George's Hall (which has been,
left In the Same state ds it was on Her MAJESTY'S
Birth-day for this occasion), by'the Queen's Band
and the Gentle rnen of St. George's Chapel, during
which' the company had the rtheshimeneof tea,- -Brc.
Yesterday' morning His MAJESTY and the Pnn -
CEssES AUGUSTA, SGPIi/A, and AMELIA,' attended
by Count MUNSTER, and Generals GARTH, FITZ..
ROX, and MANNERS, took an airing on horseback in
lAtinefSor Great Park. We are happy to say His
MAJESTY'S eyes' are better. HER MAJESTY and
the PRINCESSES EstazAnEan and MaJtY'rode to Frog-
more in 'a carriage,
The preparations for the. departure Or the. ROYAL
FAMILY, as far as relates to the Baggage, sere com-
pleted yesterday. The first heavy waggon set off
froM Windsoron Saturday: -• To;-miirroW:tbe
QUEEN, and the Pit'itiasszs, come to- town for the
last time this season, and return in the afternoon to
Windsor. On the folloving ,thorning, at 7• o'clock,.
the 110YAT. FAMIL? Will depart for Weymouth in 7
carriages, viz. the litt46 and Qurew in His Majesty's
post-chariot; the PRINCESSES , in' their ()Wit car-
riaga ; the Du'ici of CAMBRIDGE in his post-cha-
riot; the, KIWI'S Equerries, with the Ladies in Wait-
ing, Attendants, arc. in the others: At Demezies,
nearnartford-Bridge, .the ROYAL PARTY' stop and
take Some refreshment. • From thence they proceed
Without stopping to Weymoutli, Where it is expeaed
they will arrive abOut t 0 o'clock the satin; evenitig.
'it being coinputed that they will be` about hours
on their journey. Relays of horses have .been, pro-
vided at every post-town.,
The MAYOR BRISTOL has received a Letter
from Lord HAWKESISURY, of which the following is
a copy:
•. Ste, • 114ittivg, 7utot 5, dos.
" I lose no time in acquainting you, that 4Jcs,r t is
under the necessity of postponing, for the present, iiia in!end-
uii journey to the West of Eliglatiti and to the City vi Bristol.
„ I have, the'same time, the honour, to express to you,
L
"Y 11'5 MA coMmands, the satistlOion which His
MA 3 ZST It proposes to himselt im visiting his loyal and an-
cient Commercial CitS, of 144101 on some future occasion.
•
1 am, Sir, your inwst obedient humble Servant,
" HAWKESBUItY."

U Right it'artbipjul the 111;tyr, Brisk',"
Yesterday the Dispatches 'were. finally' closed at
the East India House Ind delivered to the PUrsers
,
of the under-mentioned Ships, viz.
Ma(tta--streatimin, cApt..lll mtic; Earopt.:, Ocistch ;
vv ;Hint, Pitt, I,,iiilvAdes.
kor MAciras und Masson; Diana% Eck lord
G)ory,• Vcever ; Nortbacripton, nol.et Sarah
Mat kesart,
For Uvaltili atid DePgiti Chrisw-
Vist.
London, England, 1805-05-03

N NEWS

PLY1:101171, MAY t.--Arrived the Alert Lugger
Privateer,- of London, commanded by Captain DR-
SOR td-i AUX, with the Danish Galliot, Anna Maria
Caroline' H. J. Scumtir, master, laden with
brandy. from' B.ircclona, bound. to Emhden, which
she fell in with in the Charinel and detained.

Arrived the banish Ship Warren, Cipt. HOLIT,
from Marseilles, laden with brandy, put in for or.
ders ; and the Danish trig, Minerva, Capt. HEN.
tt texsoN, laden with brandy,, &c. from Cette and
Marseilles bound to Lubeck, detained by the Lady
Warren hired Armed Ship.
Sailed the Caurageux, of 74 guns, to join the
Channel Fleet ; and the Hardy Gun.brig, on a
Cruize.

Capt. LoRING is appointed to the Salvador del
Aluttdo, 112, Vice-Admiral YouNp's Flag ship, in
Hamoaze, vice Capt. CANT', ashore on leave on Itia
private business.

Came in a beautiful Gun. brig, of z 4. guns, launch.
ed at Messrs. Arl. ES'‘' Yard, Topbham, on the Exc.
She went up the Harbour immediately to be fitted
for Sea.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY I.—Sailed His Majesty's
Slaip`Ca/cutta, Captain WOODRIFF 3 anti Castor,
Capt. BAKER, for the Channel Fleet.

Arrival the Gres, BAY Y, from Lynn.
His Majesty's Ship Brilliant, Captain BARRIE,
went into Harbour 00111 401,11 Cad, to undergo re.
piss.

DEAL, MAY 2.—1-lis Majesty's Ships lima.
rand', and Valorous, and 'Diligence. Sloop, came
down from the Nore ; also Cockatrice Armed Brig,
with Convoy from Plymouth, and Spy. Sloop from
Dangeness.
Sailed the Blazer Gun-brig on a Cruize off Ca.
lais ; the Bermo4 Sloop for Dungeness ; and the
Ranger Navy Transport for WOOlwich:

FALMouTH, APRIL 30.—Sailed the ilvonSloop
of War, SNELL' ; ;ilia the Togimmsbend Packet,
Ciptaiit Dopy*, with a Mail.fur Lisburn,

YARMOUTI, MAY 2.—His Majesty's Gun-brig
Exertion was launched this morning from the Dock.
yard of Mr. J. PauTott, of this place. The
"bar, 04. guns, is arrived in the Roads; the Ranger
,Sloop is also arrived with about to Sail of Ships tar
the Baltic ; aiea remains with theGliionmotab, Gornto.
rant, Penelope; and Iklusquito.

SPORTING I IVTELLIG.ENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, 180 s.

THUR4DAY, .MAY 2.

The King's Pl'ate.of toogs. for 4-yr. olds t Ist. 5 yr. olds
t rat. 91b. 6 yr, olds and aud •
Sir H. Williamson's b. h. Walton, 5 yrs. (Walked over).
The Second Class of the Prince's Stakes of !cogs. each,
,h. tt. tOr colts 'carrying Bst. 71b. fillies' Bst. 41b. ilcross
the Rat.
Mr. Clover's ch. f. by Buzzard, out of Camilla, by
Flightiyer
Lord Chosvenor's ar. c. by Sir Peter, out of Ccelia - z
Mr. Wilson names 41r.. 1). Kadclat's c. by Precipi-

tate, out of H uncatuunca ' . - 3
Mr. c'anton's c. by Coriander,. darn by Ilighflyer,
bought of Mr. Dawson
D; of Grafron's brother to Duckling -
Mr. Howorth's Julia, 7st. 41b. beat Mr. Mellish's Pipy.
85t.•710. Two.yr, old Course,' togs. h. or.—Seven• to
4 on Julia. '
Mr. Mellish's Lady Brough, 7st. 71b. beat Ld Sackville's
Whirligig, Sat. 910. Across the Flat, rigs.—Fiveto 2 apt
Lady Brough. •
Ld Barrymore's Merryman, Bst. 71b. agst Nlr.VVilson'a ch.
c. by lilllZ3rdt out of vixen, 7st, 910. Ab. M. segs..-Off
by Consent.
London, England, 1805-05-03

to. Rescilved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meet-
ing begiveis to Samuel Whitbread,, Esq. for the firm, able,
and judicious manner in which he has exposed to the notice
and censure of Parliament the diagraceful abuses in the EX-
penditure of the Public Money, which have been deteae.d by
the Commissioners of Naval Inquiry And this Meeting
humbly. request Mr. Whitbread, together with the Two Hun.
dred and Sixteen virtuous Members, who Supported him, to
attend in their ()Nees, and keep a watchful eye over the fu-
ture proceedings in that business, that as far as in them lies,
the advantages gained thereby May not be got rid of ,by any
Inture proceedings.
tr. Resolved unanimonsly, That this Meeting return
Thanks to our worthy Representative George, Byng, ail. for
the support he has given to the meritorious exertions of Mr.
'Whitbread.

tz. Resolved, That the Thank sof this Meeting be given to
Sir Francis Nuttlett, for his unitinin, patriotic, and indepen-
dent conclutit. At the same time, they lament the indispr).
sition which has caused his absenee'froin the House of Com-
mons on the Bth and loth of April last, and also from the
Meeting of this clay.
43. Resolved unanimously, That the Thanksoithis Meet-
ing be given to the Noblemen and Gentlemen who signed the
requisition to the Sheriff; for galling the present Meeting,
and that, they be requested to accompany the Sheriff, in pre.
seining the Address to His Majesty, •
Resolved unanimously. That the Thanks ofthis Meet.
ins be given to William Tudhell, Esq. for
.the able and pa-
triotic, manner in which he has submitted to the County of
Middlesex the business upon which it was convened.
as. ltesol yeti unanimously, T hat. the Thanks of.this Meet.
ing et givsn to Mr. Alderman Skinner.
46: Re'Olved unanimously, That these 'Resolutions be
signed by the Sheriff; and inserted once in the Morning and
once in the Evening Papers..
GEORGE SCHOLEY,
• • Wirl. DO XIV! LLE,_ Sheriff.

The Sheriff being about to dissolve the Mcetisig, it was
tesolyed unanimously, on the Motion of his Grace the Duke
of Bedford, that the thanks of this Meeting be given to the
Sheriff; Mr their readiness in calling tha present Meetit
and for their conduct on • this occasion.
London, England, 1805-07-31

TO THE ARMY.. • . •
The only authentic Work wherein information is to he gained
by General and Staff'Officers for making up their Contingent
Accounts, and likewise containing the whole Routine of
Regimental and•Distritt Paymaster's Instruelions.
This Do, was puhVsiterl,
With considerable Ait.!rai:oi;, Additions,
A Nei.vEditio,.:l being the Ninth, 0r
AirnEATtsE o: f LITAII.I.' -FINANCE 3 con-
_
• twining the Pay ;old Allowancs i y C'rnp, Gz,rrison,
and Quarters, of the liritish Army ; 'with all t!..- Official
DOciiinents for the guidance of Officers in every Military DC-
partmelit. . • ,
With an A ppendiit, containing Tables of Pay for all Ranks
in the Cavalry and infantry. from t to 366 days.
• Ity THOMAS
Drigade•Malor on,the Statfof the, London District, Author
ot'a Treattse.'ors .the Duty of Infantry • Officers, and On
the present System of British Military Discipline. .
Printed for Thomis Egerton. Klilitary, 'Library, Whiteball,
Where his Military Catalogue may bl had gratis.
London, England, 1805-07-31

DIPIDEN4S.

August xi.. -Charlits.Rose..of St. Ann, Westminster, cheese
monger, at ten, at Gniktttalt.
August 23; Charles of Kingston-upon-Hull, wool.'
len-draper, at eleven, at, the white .Hatt Tavern,' King.
sten- uporulltill. • .
August 21. -,George Dike, of..Westygoatet,
.boot and- shoe-
maker, at ten,.at Guildhall. •
elf King's-Lynn, Norfolk,
August so. fames Robert Score,
brewer, at 7, at the Guildhall,
August 27. James Harris, of Exeter, coach-maker, at eleven,
at the Globe Tavern, Exeter.
August to. George Cory, of Great Yarmouth, Neßfolk;tap-
holder, at ten, at guildhall, London. , .
Atrst si. Adam Gregory, of Tavistock.street, Ilftivent-
Garden., Middlesex, tailor, at terkat
August '24. Stephen Hill, of Hishopsgate.lstreet, London,
oil and colourman, at ten, at ,
August 22. Joseph Hardman, of Manchester; merchant, at
. eleven, at the Star Inn, Deansgate, Manchester. .
August a ;James Charles and 1 homes Loft, of Friday.street.
Cheapsidee London, warehousemen and ea-partners, at
tint, at G uildhall.

CERTIFICATE.
Augustan. Thomas Faulkner, of 0 x cot cl . street Middlesex,
oil and cotourman.

Recipe fir the Rheumathrn.---Take of garlic two
cloves, gum ammoniac 9ne'dram ; blend them hito
two or three bolusses, with fair water; and, swallow
them, onb at night, and One in the morning. Drink,
while taking these bonuses, sassafras tea, which
should be made very strong, so as to have the fell-
pot cornpletely filled with chips, This will ge-
nerally be found to banish the rheumatism, and
even contration of the joints, in a few times taking.
It is vary famous in Atneriq, and fool. has been
given for the Receipt.
London, England, 1805-03-30

SURRAY ASSIZES.

KINCISTON.UFON.THAMES, MAICH 28.—The
judges left Horsham yesterday, and arrived' at
this town in the afternoon. As soon as they at.
rived, they proceeded immediately to open their
Commiasion.

Mr. Justice HEATLI sat on the Civil side, but only
four causes were tried, two of them occupying
nearly the whole day. They were both indialounts,
and not ut sufficient interest to merit a detailed ae.
count.
London, England, 1805-03-30

PERU.

Dedicated by Permission to the Right. Hon. Lor.t Viscount
bielvillr•,

This Day was publish:L*4,in One large and elegant Volume,
qtr), illustratod. Twenty Coloured Engravings of Co
ics-
tume, c", price Two Guineas in boards,
rilE PRESENT STATE of PERU : compric.
ling an Accnunt of its Geography, Topography, IN; our:A
History, Mineralogy, Commerce,.Custorrif and hi:inners, as
well of its Civilised and Uncivilised I oliabiLuits, State of
Literature, Philosophy, the Arts. &c.
The whole drawn tr9rn original and authentic Documents,
chieflywritten and compiled in the Peruvian Capital ;
is which addetl an Appendix, containing the modem Travels
fifths Missionaries in the hitherto unexplored Mountainous
Territories ; and other interesting Particulars relative to the
Idolatrous Tribes of Indians inhabiting thJse remote Disttiat
of Peru.
Print"! for .Riuherd, Phil ipz, Na, 6,, liridge.st.rat,. Black
friars r aml to he hut of all booksellers.- - •
London, England, 1805-03-30

ARMY.

A LIEUTENANICY of Light Draploans in a
/ 1, Regiment at !lonic to IN exchahged flr a Lientenantcy
of Itilinitry, or for Ralf Pay. Th: cfiitcreztcc expeeted will
be. inoderAte.—Addrooto A. H. ut the air or the Prince of
waletti eugiv-nouse. Li:it:ester:place, teicczter.quaro.

MON THVY Pura.tc,ATioNs.
Chapter Coflee-house, March 29, tSlos.
A T a numerous 'Meeting of the Proprietors and
Publishers of Reviews, Magizines, and other Periodi-
cal Publications: The PUbtie are respeafiithiriforated, that
the Reviews, Magazines, and tither Monthrir Works, which
ought to have been published on the First of next Month,
RIO were delayed in consequence of the Disputes in the Print-
EuSinzss, will be publiilied on Tuesday the 9th of April.
1., NICHOLS,
,4.:hairrnan.

THE MONTHLY PUILLICATIQNS.
Bridge-street, Blackfriars, March 29,
IT having been represented to 'Mr.
that thePtoprietors of some of the Periodical Works will
not able to publish theix as usual on. the last Day of
March, and that such ProprieVors might sustain essential
injury by the separate Publicafon of any particular Work,
he has on these accounts c..nsentrd to poStp,Me the Publica-
tion of the'Works undermentioned, of which he IS the Pro-
prietor:, till MONDAY the EIGHTH DAY ;of APRIL,
or which Day it is agreed that all the Nfontilly Publications
shall be issued to the hookselfina Trade, anti on the follow-
ing Day, TU ESDAY the NINTH, x,:nerally delivered to
the Puhlic : • •
a. The MONTHLY MAC AZIN
MEDICAL. aunt PHYSICAL TOURNAL.
_ 3, The MONTH 1. y ARMY LIST..
4. The FASHIONS of LONDON arid }':IRIS.
5. The COLLECTION of MODERN VOYAGES and
T .kW E LS. . • . •
6, Dr. ),‘IA.V.O It's UN IVERS L HIST° rty,
7. Mr. YOUNe's ANNALS of-AGRICULTURE.
8. Dr.BE VDU S' FUME lA,or LSSAYS ortHEALTH:
London, England, 1805-03-30

REMARKS

ON Ti-n! SENTENCE OF A MILITARY Cot/I).T riiAtt-
TIAL : FROM JAMES'S REGIMENTAL comrA-

NION.

As every circumstance rehlting to Military Deci-
sions, -by:which the, reputation and, comfort 8f an
Officer maybe materially affected through life, should
be clear and unequivocal, it is impossible to close
these observatioroi without suggesting, that a specific
definition be fixed and made known to the Army at
large respeding the terms hotiouraHy and Wit ho.
nout'ably, which are sometimes prefixed to the word
London, England, 1805-03-30

MALTA.

This Day, was published in two large Vols. 410. price Three
Guineas mid au Half in boards, illustrated with a very
large Chart of the Island, five I=4 by two, and withipme-
rou4 other Plates,
A NTIENT anit MODERN MALTA': con.
taining x full and Accurate Accon;t of the Present;
State of the Islands of Malta anti Goza; the History of the
Knights of.St; balm of lerusalein, from their first Esta—
blishment in kiatta till die of the igth Century
also a Narrative of the h,vents wilicli attended the Capture of
these Islands by the French, dod their subsequent
.t.ouiluet
by the English ; and an Appendix, containing authentic
Sun, Papers and other Documents. -
Ey the LOUIS DE, BOISG ELI
Knight of 'Malta.
At a time when the Island of MitU is the Bails on which
the whole System of-Eitropein Politics is tintactedt anti when'
it is considered as constituting one of the rhost- Important
Parts of the British Dominions, and as forming a Barrier to
the ambitious Projeas of the Governinent of Frani:es a CM*
plate History and. Statistical Account of that Island cannot
but deeply interest every Englishman. independently, how-
tiver, of iti singular political and military linporistnec, this
Island is not less worthy of particular attention, as contain.
ing the last prgittOst:cl Institution of Chivalry, so' institution
which has preservitd thcspirit of its formitionsinCe the Time
of the Holy Wfirs, and which haistolistinguisherl itself by its
extraordinary 'E xploirs, through so many Agas, in defence of
thc Christi,iii Religion.
Primed for alcharil Phillips, No. 8. Britige.'strect, 'Black-
friars ; and to be had or all Book-ft-a:Ts.
few Copies of t helativ: alai splendid Chart of the
two I Asmis, drawn under :ha dire4l4in of the Author, and
ent,,tveal hy Nc.atf, ma,' he sepv.otely, price Ono
G ained, 41 One Guitwa silt an flair; put on :;,,nvas And folded
Caf tb4 041sist • - . •
London, England, 1805-03-30

This Dv was published,

In tine large and elegant Volume, 4to, embellished with
Firty.four Copper-Neel, Thirty-cote /.vbich are beau-
' tirully CojObrud, price Three Guineas in boards,
'SODERN LONDON:; heitig the History and
l'resant State of the British ilot,etrupoliso faithfully
drawn up !rein the most aushentie MAtCrials, and illustrated
with 4 tales of Ititgavings, en a plan entirely
new.

It has been the intention of the Editors of the present
Work to exhibit London as it is. and to furnish linglishinon
and Foreigners tvitisa systematic, complete. and elegant Per•
forrnanie, worthy of being received as a faithful portrait of
• the greatest City in the works.
Printiai fur Itieflard Phillips, No. 'it, St. Paul's Church.
yard ; and to bt had of all Booksellers.
Of whem-t may also be bad, price 5L bound in red, the
Picture of London for 1804, with Maps and Prints. .
London, England, 1805-03-30

Mr. PRATT's HARVEST HOME.

' Dedicated, by Permission, to His Royal Highness this
FRINCR of WALIi6. •
This Day was published,
,
In Three large Volunaes Octavo, price One Guinea and an
1 • HAW, in boards, embellished with a fine Portrait of the
Auditor, engraved by Caroline Watson, from an original
picture* lial,vrence,
LIARVESI HOME ; consisting, among a great
variety of interesting Mitter, of Stl F't'L M ENTARY
C LEAN! Sin England ;-tot' Original Poems;
Dramas;—Original COntribations in Verse and Prose, by
Eminent Living Anchors ;—nf. Sketchie of the Moral and
Social State rit tngtish Artizans' in the great i'llanufahuring
Towns ;--andof a corredted and enlarged, Edition of the Au-
thor's Poem of " Sympathy."
13y S. I. PRATT, Esq.
Printed Air Richard Phillips, No. 4, St. Paul's Church-
yard ; and to be had of ail Booksellers.
London, England, 1805-03-30

LAW/ REPORT.

COURT OF CHANCERY, TilUlt3llAY, MARcat St•
The last :,eal beiiig finished on Wednesday, the
LORD CM ANC Is LLOR was chiefly occupied in hearing
ex ',aril Petitions this morning, mostly relating to
references before the Masters, /Intl orders direded to
the Accountant General for transferring sums of
Money. Not less than thirty Petitions were dis.
rosni of, mostly matters of course, and nut any of
notoriety or interesting to the Public.
The cause of Nutbrowne vv. Colonel Thornton, of
which we have given reports in former Papers, was
called on fur judgment on Friday last. After some
observations by the LORD CHANCELLOR, his Lord.
ship recommended to the patties to refer the matters
its dispute to the decision of some feliPeaaille Gen.
tletnan .4 the Bar ; and the Counsel on both sides
acquiescing in his Lordship's intimation, dec'ated
their inieutino of recommending such a measure to
their respective anent!.
London, England, 1805-01-02

CORN EXCHANGE, jAN. i.

Ti it supply of `Vheat to-day is rather consider-
able, but at present prices not much doing, and ra-
ther at less ; Barley in large supply, and at the clo,c
of Monday's market was rather cheaper than our
currency, and to-day is lower ; Malt rather so;
Grey Pease and Beans of each sort ate at less prices ;
we have Oats in middling quantity, and are nearly
as our last ; Flour plentiful, and that, with other
articles, are at small variation.
Wheat 82$ a 96$ a to4s od Beans -411 s a s4s od
Fine ditto - 10;5 a 109 od Tick Beans 4.5 s a szs od
Rye - 4Ys a 54s ott Oats 23s a 31s a 34$ od
Barley -42 s a 47$ od Poland do. - 35$ a 36$ 6d
Malt - -75 s a is od Rape Seed - 421 a 461
White Pease 55s a 60s ad Fine Flour - 9os a.95$ od
Grey ditto -44 s a 48$ ott Seconds - 1155 a 9as od

At the Annual Meeting of the Society for the
Improvement of Sheep, held at the Swan Inn,
Hythe, the Ist of December, 1804, the tespeaive
Prizes were determined at follows, viz.
The first, in favour of Mr. THOMAS BARK KR, of
Willsborough, for his two year old wetter of the
greatest dead weight, and not having been fed upon
any corn or oil cake, or any artificial cod what-
ever, after one year old. The weight of this sheep

was I 208.
The second in favour of Mr. RALPH, of New
Romney, for his two year old %%Pettier, which
(with other good qualities) possessed the moat coin.
piece form and shape. The weight of this sheep
was. t loths.—And

The third in favour of Mr. RUSSELL, of New
Romney, for the best one year old +Nether, which
had eaten no corn or oil cake, or any artificial

food whatever. The weight of this sheep was 99Ibs.
The two French Frigates that were so long
blockaded by our Frigates at New-York, and es-
caped through Hell Gate, were seen uff Cape Finis.
terre, on the 2.lst of November, by the Fair Ante.
Titan', Captain Flow ER ; and as the wind was di.
redly adverse to their course for Fru::ce, they havc
probably been picked up by some of our Cruizers,
unless they have made Ferrol, or some other port in
Spain.
~,,The Rockdale, a constant trader betwixt London
and Selby, is a-ground on LowestofFe Beech, and
her cargo is likely to sustain considerable damage.
On Thursday a large vessel, with Danish Co.
lours, was seen to run upon Stoney Binkg, at the
entrance of the Humber, and it is feared the crew
were all drowned, as the ship went to pieces soon
after striking, and no vessel near to afford them

assistance.
The Tartarus Bomb, T. WITHERS Commander,
of ten guns, is ashore on Margate Sand, and will be
totally lost. The crew all saved, except one man.
She had about thirty prisoners on board, who are at
present confined at the guard-house on the Fort, by
the Hereford Militia.

Bit EA..—Yesterday the LOR D.MAYOII. ordered
the Price of Bread to continue at is. 4.id. the guar.
tern loaf Wheaten, and is. 21d. Huusehold, the
same as last week.
London, England, 1805-01-02

BY COMMAND OF THEIR MA lESTIES.
THEATRE..ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. z, 180$,
• win be performed,
THE WONDER.
Dop Lopez, Mr. CHE RRY
Dar Felix, Mr. ELLIsToN;
Frederick, Mr. HOLLAND ;
Don Pedro, Mr. SU ETT ;
Colonel Briton, Mr.' 13ARRYMORE ;
Lissardo, Mr. BANNISTER.
Donna Violante, Mrs. 10 RDAN ;
• Donna Isabella, Mrs. SONTLEY ;
• Innes, Miss TI OSW F. ;
• Flora, Miss POPE.
After which ;for the etti time) the new Pantomimic-Mallet
• OLD-HARLEQUIN'S FIRE=SIDE.
The -Airs accompanied on the Harp by Mr. Weippert.
. Old Harlequin. Mr. MALE ;
Harlequin, Mr. BYRN E.
Young Harlequins,
Master OSCAR BYRNE, Master TOKELY, Miss C.,
rims-Tow, Miss A. BRISTOW, Miss. WELLS.
Cotuninine, Miss TAYLOR ; " • •
Coltirribinei Mrs. SHARP.
Young Columbines,
Miss GOODWIN, Miss 14: GOODWIN.
Time, Mr. FISHER ; .Genii, Mrs. SCOTT;
• And Punch, Mr. G R I MALL)! .
With (by Command)
THE DOCTOR AND THE APOTHECARY.

Thomaso, Mr. DO '..1! TON ;
Sturniwahl, hlr, ‘v ; •
Carlos, Mr, K si LLY ;
Juan, Mr. BANN I'ER ;
Doctor Rilioso, Mr. SU El" r.
• Anna, 'M's. MOUNTAIN;
Isabella, Mrs. CLAN n.
Boxes Ss. Second Price 3s. Secondou. cona ?rice is.
Gallery 2s. Second Price is. Uppq Gallery ts. Second
price 6d.--No Money.to tie Returned.
Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mi. Fosbrook, at the
Box-Office, in Little Russtil.street.
The Doors to be opened at
,half past Five, and begin at
ball past Six. Vivant Rex et. Regina
The new Pantomimic, Ballet of Old Harlequin's Fire-Side
will be repeated every Evening till further notice. .
To4rtorrow, The Stranger.
On Friday, The West Indian; with Matrimony.

, THEATRE.RO,YAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW. EVENING, January 3, 1805,
will be performed the Comedy of
THE HEIR AT LAW.

After which will be presented, for the 6tli time, a new Serio
• Comic Melo- Dramatic Pant,intirne, called ,

HARLEQUIN QUICKSILVER ;
Or, THE GNOME AND THE DEVIL.
entirely new Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses,and
Decorations. The Overture 3114 Music contposed by Mr.
Davy, The A6tion of the Melo-Drama produced under
thecliredion of Mr. Farley.
The Principal Characters by •
Mr. BIit!NT:JN, Mr. BLANCHARD,
• Mr. SIMMONS. Mr. DEN!MAN, Mr. ATKINS,
Mr. EFFEK) ES, 'Mr. MENAGE.
Mrs. ATK INS, Miss DAMES. Miss MARTYR,
Miss IVHEATL,
The Pantomime (1-iaraCtcrs by
Mr. BOLOGNA, fain. Mr. oubors, Mr. K.I.ANERT,
• Mr. BOLOGNA, M. L. BOLOGNA., Mr. ABBOT.
Miss :it:AV:E.;
Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery ts.
Placer tut the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Braniton,, at. the
Box-Otlice. in Flart-sircer. •
On Friday, The Blind Bargain.
On Saturday, the Comic Opera of Thirty Thousand.
On Monday, Romeo and Juliet.
The Public arc respcafully informed that a New Corsiedyt
in five Ads, is in rehearsal, and 'will be produce.dirnme..
ArlatelY.

WASHINGTON.'
R. PHILLIPs respeeltally informs the Ttih.
lic, that, the THIRD VOLIINIE of the LIFE
GENERAL WASHINGTON, in Qnarto aad Otiavo, is
ROW ready for delivery. This, as Well 4S the two former
Voltimes, may be had of all,ll,)oksellers.
No, 6, Bridge-street, filackfriars,
Dec. 3f, 1804. • S
London, England, 1805-01-02

ADVERTISEIt's DAILY' MAGAZINE OfTICE,
NO. 29, Ludgate• hill, 31st December, 0;04.
T3E PROPRI 0: FORS ot the ADVERTISER'e
DAILY MAGAZINE having, in their Prospe6us of
the 24th inst.' anticipated the probability of an Interested
Opposition to their ?lan, were not surprised to observe, in a
Weeltly-Paper of yesterday, that such part thereof as may he
ten,iered subservient to the purpose of tricreasing the circula.
?ion of the Paper alluded -to, have, without ceremony, been
adopted and presented to the Public as Original.
The Proprietors feel it to be their duty to put the Public
on their guard against so palpable a Plagiary, and to entreat
them to avoid being entrapped into positive engagements,
until they have maturely examined the merit antltendency of
each Publication.
London, England, 1805-01-02

ANGEL INN, FERRY.I3RIDGE. •
THE. EXECUTORS of the bite Mr. DEN FON
A.
.
heg'to inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they will
ake the earliest opportunity of Di SPOSI Nk.; of the above
INN to such a Stict.esz,or as will merit the Continuance of
their Favours ; anti in the mean time rerpettfully assure the
vrientis of the Ilouse that every Attention will be paid to
th it Accommodation.
London, England, 1805-01-02

THE SERP.ENTINE

The piercing wind which prevailed ye:'7er,lay,
added to an unwholesome milt, had an eit::ct upon
out fashlOnables such as might have been expeftetl,
for we did not notice a dozen of carriages in the
ride, but among those few were the Duke of
QUISENSII MIRY, the Marchioness of WELL lESLEY,
and the Spanish Ambassador's.
The ice, from the vast number of very bad
skaiters, was, generally speaking, almost spoiled,
being cut up most in those places where it was the
best, and in consequence several of the first per-
formers had many severe falls, but they were for-
tunately not attended by any serious accidents.—
There were several Gentlemen on the ice equipped
with Dutch skaits, the aukward formation of
which attrafied universal notice ; but as the owners
'did not put them on to cut figures with, but merely
for straight forward skaiting, they answered the
intended purpose very well.
There were several Skaiters present of the Old
School, particularly four Messrs. LONGLAND,
CR E SSI, COUrTS, and SCOTT ; they danced mi.
nuets and country dances, in the most correct style
imaginable, and with uncommon grace.
London, England, 1805-12-16

BIRTIIS.

On the gth inst. the Lady of S. Hurst, jun. of the Genes4l
Post-Olßee, of a Daughter.
On the 2d inst. at Ha I I ibricken Ireland, the Lady of Cap-
tain F. Maitland, of the Loire Frigate, of a Son.
On Thursday, the Lady of Dr. Turner, of Charlotte-street,
Bedford-square, of a SCA.
Lately, at his house in Great Cumberland-strect, the. Lady
of the 1-ion Charles B. Agar, of a Son.
London, England, 1805-12-16

DUTY ON PROPERTY.

EXEMPTIONS and ALLOWANCES in respell ol COL.
LEG ES, FRIENDLY SOCIEr as' and CfMRITABLE
iNsrmir 'ems, and DIYID ENDS belonging to FO.
ARICA' RS.
THE eOIIIIIIISSIai ERS appointed jar special
Purposes under certain Ads of the 43d and 43th Years of
His pretela Majesty for kr-awing a Contribution cn Propetv, &c.
beret, give Notice, that Persons :my claim Exemptions from the
said Duty :

tst, For the Duties charged on any College or Hall in any
of the Universities of Groat Britain, and Offices belonging
thereto; or tin the Money expended in the necessary Repairs
thereof.

2d. For the Duties charged on the Scite of any Hospital,
or Public School, or Alms-house or Offices belonging there-
to, or for the Money expended in the neceasary Repairs
thereof.

3d, For the Duties charged on the Rents of Lands, Mes.
suages and Tenements belonging to any Hospital, Public
School, or Alins.house, or vested in 'Frusteca for charitable
purpoies..

ath, For the Dividends payable out of the Public Revenue
and arising from the Stock of any Friendly Society e
cd tinder an Act of the
.i.sd year Of His present Majesty.

sth, For the Dividends belonging to any Corporation, Fra,
ternity or Society of tictlons established for..charitahle.Pur-
poses only. or applicable by them to charitable Purposes,
only, pursuant to any Aet of Parliainent, Charter, Decree,
Deed of Trust, or Will, in so tar as the Dividends before
mentioned shall have been applied to charitable Purposes.

6th, For the Dividends, bona Bile, 'belonging to any Per.
son not being a Subject of His Majesty, and not resident in
Great Britain. •

And that all Persons. elaintingsuch EA-eruptions are required to
make their, (.?aim: before the said Special Commissioners in writing,
tO be delivered at the, Odor for Tare:, Somerset Place, under co.
ver to the Secretay for the ifficsirs of ra‘es, and the Pot WI Joe
such Claims are to be had at the said Otkee, and at the Ore, of
the Inspeaor for the Dutj, on Dividend: at the Old Stock Ex.
change, of the Clerks to the Commissioners for executing the Pro.
petty 44 in the several Distriat, and of any In:paw at Sur.
vtyor of Taxes.
By Orders', the Cemouniotert
AfritrfiElP lIINTER.

Ogee for .Taxc.r. Nev. %I, dos.
London, England, 1805-10-24

- = OA 1 7771 E - MATH

PAL I, oe/V ititnraiPilig,r3lceek receiyel- from
111:idrid, that several ptosons
. the Duke ...Di: Mow? CikirAß *GeariEV'thii6er TO; the
Prince of the AsTORTs&-q-..the Nartplis• Dr YiLiA,'
FRANCA, Grand Eti.telfryi- to thy: Priticess of 'the
ASI Un lA:S ; .the te`ottot Di,4l\ll itlNl*, Chaintletialll
to the Kt go.; ,thezeountess Dc wnger DtiC-MoNTE,
and...three or four 'otter;; reoeived-. ord6ri
quit the Court and. the Capital.
LEYDEN,OcT. 20.—The flarriburgh Lett 4ti to the
6 tli.iust„44te, that Count IirI.I,,KItEUTH will be sent-
from Berlin on an importimt mission, to the Empe-
ror of Russia.

The preparations in the Austrian Monarchy are
continued with very great ataivity ; and it is reported
that Austria will raise another levy of :16,000. Re
crusts, Bohemia and Moravia 60,000, and Hungary
42,000.,

Eleetoral Prince of Bava-
ria, who has spent about four weeks at Lausanne, on
the arrival of a Courier' from Wurtzburgh imme-
diately prepared every thing tbr his departure; and,
w are informed, that he is_ already on his way to
Murtzburgh to meet his father the Eleelot Palatine
and of Bavaria. .

. military arrangements of the Helvetic League,
for guarding the frontiers?' are 'proceeding with
great -adivity, t4q, bettor, to insure our neutrallo
ty. fleinfeld, Laufenburgh& Sehafilausen, Stein,
and, the principal pakies in the Gilson Country, are
alveadirlos,tupied. A • asserted that some Corps de
Reserve will be aisemblid in two or three dif-
ferent 'pltreeli, 'to siii)tkmr;iir4eessar'y, `the first cor-
don on tkelrontier. At Zuriela.a considerable Park
of Artillery is getting readyt , Jiitherto neither Of
the Belligerent Powers, nor anydetachment of their,
Troops,bas 'Violated the and 'a hope,
is n cherished that Switzeriatid'will. not have occasion'
to take any part.in the War.
Fatiookto, ()cr. 7.—The late Lanclarnmart, M.
D'AFFiy, who has been to Strasbtirgh, on a Mission
'to the Emperor Of the French, mily staid four 'hours
at -that place, lie arrived there at eight in the
morning, and at tel) Le had an uudience of the.Ent-
peror, which lasted hit' an hour. At twelve on the
same day he set off., ag:tin; mica arriVid here'. oh the
et!: of this men6l. M.n'AtTcy has received' fresh
proofs of the Lioperor's atfeCtion, and the most sa-
tisfittory assurances relative to our Neutrality.,
London, England, 1805-03-08

BIRTHS,

On the 2.lst ult. at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Mts. Davit,
wikt of. Benjamin Biown Davis, Esq. of a Son. ,
o)n Tuesday,- at his-Lordthip's house iq A rlingt9n-street,
the Countess of Sefton, of a SO.
London, England, 1805-03-08

NEWS.

14,AtCH 6.

Passed by—the (mph, Sanderson,lrout the It iver,de la
Plata ; Imogene, Stoffergen, from Teneri Ire ; Britheta
tjana, Christon,' from Saloe; Flora, 1144 Carter, from Wa-
lcrford ; and Good Hope, Lucas, from Poppenburs.
Sailed—the Ann. Boyd, for Quebec; Vrow Ike, Lolling,
and Dankharkeycl, Ockin,' for Tomlinson.
London, England, 1805-03-08

MARRIED.

Yesterday, Edmund. Traherne, Esq. of Castella, Gla-
mt-rganshire, and Captain itt the Royal. South ' Gloucester
Militia, to Miss Sloper, daughter of the late General Sir Ro-
bert Sloper. • • • .
The sante day, at St. Clement Danes, T. V. Brushfield,
Esq, of Eastbury-Mouse, Barking, Essex, to Mrs:" Legg,
relict of Beaver Legg,- Esq. of Woodtbrd, in the same County.
Lately- Mrs. Parkinsoni to Mr. Osborn, Surgeon.
Yesterday seitnight, at the Quakers' Meeting-house, at
Esher, Surrey, Samuel Alexander, Esq. jun. of Ipswich,
toMss Rebecca Biddle, daughter of Inlin EN:. of
Esher. ,
Last week, at St. Michael's 13asishaw, George Leekey,
Esq. Common. Councilman of that Ward, to Kiss Dorothy
Salter, ofthe same Ward. _ _

On Thursday,. Mr. Thomas Townley, Merchant, of Man.
chaster, to Miss Wright, daughter of Mr Hugh Wright, of
Loudon. ,

DIED.

Last week, at Bath, Mrs. Anne Mayow, of Saltash. •
On Nlonday, Montagu Flotham, son of General fiotharn.
Ile was rnarruiti about five weeks ago to Miss gird, of-Litch-
field, - •

.
' On. the i
thinst. of an apoplexy, George' Taylor, jun',
Esq.. of Carshalton Park, Surrey.
t)n the 7th inst. in Marichester-square. Miss lohanna
sixtjs daughter of Richard 'Lee, hog. Banker, . Lombard—
Street. " . ,

On the 2.7 th tilt. at his hOuie at Shepperton, Middlesex,
Mr. George Winch. in the 56th eir of hos age.
On Sunday, iti Conduit-street, George A,kigustus Frede.
rick, the infant son of the Rev: l antes flOi)k
-On Tuesday last, aged 63, Mts. kopkins,:t'cli6l of R. T.
Hopkins, of Coadtmakers'

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-Imperial; per Cent. 511
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Cons. far to April, sill
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to April, toz

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