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London, England, 1805-08-17

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Yesterday the ROYAL F.AmIL:v retnrned to shore
about six o Clock, and, after dressing, Went io the
Theatre, to see the Coniedy Of The Trimdir, and the
Farce or The Midnight Hoer. The Foust: was ex.,
tremely well filled. Among the company we no:.
ticed Earls FORTESCUE-, DARTMOUTH, and CIIES-
, TEnnzp, Count MUNSTER, Generals FITZROY
and CARTWRIGHT,
.COlonelS TATI,OR, STEWART,
CAMPBELL, and HOWARD, Countess Of lI;CHESTER,
alld'Lady BULKEr.Ei'.
HIS MAJESTY took a ride on horseback early
this morning. After brealdiist •Hts-MAJESTY rode,
out again through Weymouth, crossed the bridge
through Melcombe Regis, and went through Rodey
Pool, by Weekiri, on the Dorchester road, and re-
turned to thelodge by the Barracks.
The PKINCESSES AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, and AME-
LIA, with several attendants, and Sir STErftEN.Cor-
=tut., took an airing on horseback:
This morning Lord Doactirsm paid his respects
to the ROYAL FAMILY. HIS MAJESTY conversed a
considers, Ile time with his Lordship.,
" At three o'clock this day HIS MAJESTY will hold,
a *Privy Council.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel,
Sir Stephen Cotterel, Hon. Mr. John Villiers' Mr. and
Mrs. Palmer, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Wyndham, Mr. Pearce.
Arrivals at Luce's Hotel,
Sir George Mills and two daughters, Mr, King and family,
two Miss Whites, T. Bethelem, Esq. Vernor, Esq.
London, England, 1805-08-17

BRIGHTON, AUG. 15.

Tnouott the absence of His Royal Highness the
PRINCE of WALEs, whenever it happens, never fails
to cast a gloom over this hemisphere, and to darken
those fashionable satellites, whose splendour is but
the refleei.ion of his rays; yet the Theatre last
night was crowded in every part, to see , The Iron
Cheit, in which ELLISTOVS Ilfortimer was the chief
4Ltradion. Lord CRAVEN, the Hon. Miss. CRAVEN,
Lord and Lady W. RUSSELL, the Marquis of Lo Ng,
Lord DuitsLEY, Lady CLAIM, Lady BtiiKELEY, &c.
ItC,' were present.
His Royal Highness the DUKE of Sussnx still
continues at the 'Pavilion indisposed, and severely
so. His disorder is an attack on the lungs. Dr.
HUNTER attended his Royal Highness yesterdly,
but his, illness has had little or no abatemont this
morning. Indeed the air of Brighton, thou3ll o,
treinely salubrious in many cases, is by no means
reelzoned favourable to pulmonary disorders ;,,.and
therefore those affeoledwith the slightest syniptoms
of consumption usually fly from it as dangerous hi
the extreme.

I have just heard that a small French Privateer
was driven this morning rather closer to this Coast
than she wished, and finding it scarcely possible to
hope for the chance of escape, donsed • gill her tails,
concealed her guns, and hoped thus to elude the vi
gilance of our boats ; however, she was most egre-
giouly miitaken, for she was soon recognised, and a
Gun-brig cultivated her :icquaititance, and bronght
her into Worthing.
London, England, 1805-08-28

WE UTII, Auc. id.

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1.1-;6P ' •
Neither Their2.4AJESTIES nor .111 N
left the Lodge last.evening dr this morning', in conse-
quence of Hrs .MAJESTY biing aftlicied with the
rheumatism. He is principlly disordered in hi
thighs. We are extremely happy to say His MA
JESTY is reported to be better this morning, Mr.
PIMPS is here attending His MAJESTY.
We have the grandest military speaacle this morn-
ing of any since the DUKE of YORK left us. The
whole of the Troops here, to the number of 9000,
are reviewed and brigaded on the Downs, near Dot-
cheater ; the whole is, under the command of the
DUKES of KENT and CAMBRIDGE. The cannons
are heard roaring for mites round, as if in battle. A
very great concourse of spectators were present.
An express is just arrived from London to HIS
MAJESTY, 'announcing the death of his Royal Bro-
ther, the DUKE of GLOUCESTER. HIS MAJESTY,
and the ROYAL FAmix,Y, received the intelligence with
exemplary fortitude. K.
Mr. BANNISTER is announced to play Dr. 011apod,
in the Comedy of The Poor Gentleman, this evening;
and Dobson, in The Devil to. Pay. Likewise Mr.
S. KEMBLE to play Sir Robert Bramble, in the Co-
medy; but it is supposed the Theatre will be shuttip,
in consequence of the death of the ROYAL DUKE.
Arrivals at LUCE'S Hotel.

Mr. .Mrs. anti Miss Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Bowdick, Rev.
Mr. Kahane, Mr. and Mrs. Gale, Lddy Hesketh, Mr. Bain.
bridge, Mr. Barnatt, Mr. and Mrs. Shaw. Mr. tiassall, Mr.
Sheppard, Mr. Brownscomb, Capt. Scutt, Mr. and Mrs.
Gibbets, Mr. Rungust.
London, England, 1805-08-28

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London, England, 1805-02-26

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A itcLuit TAtsitAx:—.Yik /ears 4past a
female cat has lived in—ralrlovered ditch, on
Tower Hill, near Posterii.iti4.6 entrance iced.
'tiered by an iron grating, wheiithe''cat is'frecutent.-
ly seen waiting for bits of 'bread,' &e. 'which the
children in the neighbourhood-et—in the habit ~of
throwipg.to her t on receiving' these alms she
tires, and it is imagined never appears excepting!
when compelled to do so by hunger; She cannot
have access to water, and is supposed to allay her
thirst by the blood of such vermine as she m,,y
catch. Several attempts have been made to seduce
her from her retreat ; the grating has been left
open, meat placed on the outside, &e. and, amongst
other expedients, a male cat was introduced to her,
but she. encountered him with such hostility, 'that
poor grimalken was obliged to retire, his head and
neck' being "severelY lacerated: ?Wss is now suf.
fered to ,enjOy an undisturbed • solitude, although
two elderly spinster,, in the neighbourhood of AMC.
tie3.#,U;ire, have Offered a reward' for the posses'siun•
of this celibatib

Sit JOHN "M, O. at Paris, and
Knight of the Royal Order of Sweden, finding the
inhabitants, of thiSCountry at, tltis
.season of 'the
year particularly, afilifted w sill Conglis, Cuids, and.
Asthmatic Complaints, fpundout a Method ofcnn..
centrating. that Valuable L)tt,raei of Flowers called
FloNsy, and bringing into a. small compass a very
large portion of,
,its excelleot virtues.' Sir JOHN
HILL'S Balsam of. Honey is therefore recornmerided,
as the tuost safe, innocent, and effeAual Remedy
for Coughs, Colds, and Astlimas Children, and :be
most delicate.. may take it with the greatest safety.
'lt is to ht 4tad of Messrs. SHAW and EP WAlt E",
No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard (who have 'purchased
of the lion. Lady limt,'s Executor all the property
'in Sir -JolitH litt.l4's Medicines) Price .-3s. 6d. If
their names are not on the Stamp it is a Counter.
felt. . •
London, England, 1805-08-21

EAST INDlei HOUSE,
Amen 144 13.55.
THE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENCt
1. AND trading to the East Indies, do. hereby give Notice,
That the Committee he ready to receive Proposals, In
(sealed op), on before It-due:day the 28th instant, from
such Persons who may he :pilling to supply the Company with
COPPER.,
And that the Conditions of the Contrite? may be seem, upon ap-
plication to Mr. Yantes Coggan, Clerk to the said ComMittee, with
whom the Proposals must he left before Twelve 4'6,r:eh at Noon on
the said 28th instott, bj,ond which Hour the Committee will not
receive a,9 leader.
London, England, 1805-08-21

IMNKR UF7 S.

James Thomas, of Lightpill, Rodhorough, and Anthony
Bond, of Stanley's End, Kingstonley, Gloucestershire,
clothiers and co-partners, to surrenthir August 31, at 'five,
Sept. 2, and 061. I, at eleven, at the Golden Cross, Cains-
. cross, Randwick,G loueestershire. Attornies Mr. Thomas
Crooine, Stroud, Gloucestershire ; or Mr. Vizani, Gray's-
Inn-square, London.
Edward Nathaniel. Barrow, of .I.eadenhall-street, London,
baker, to surrender August .24, 3r, and 0.1. 1, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Taylor, Old-street-
road.
London, England, 1805-08-21

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..Arc. 17. '

Tim weather to-day has been exceedingly favour-
able to tile rides and miks. both of which, conse-
quently, hrue Lcrir ; r.sort of much genteel com-
pany. On the fortoer, barouche.and
Central) ba%:,, the Earl. of-BEnICELEY'S barouclw, the
Dnke of :ciAIiLBOROLIOH's chariot, and fashionable
ectuiiwges to 'fi great number, were glively em-
ployed.
So•nt after twelve o'clock one shot only was dis-
charged from the West Battery by the Sea Fencibles,
at a cask moored purposely in the offing, which fell
very close to the °hie& a second' shot was also
tired, of two and forty pounds weight, merely to
ns(-t-rtain to what distance the gun would throw it.
Vrorn the time of the explosion until it struck the
water, there was a .lapSe of 27 seconds : the ball,
consequently, ere it was received by the liquid de-
Ment, must have travelled to a distance of three
miles. The weight of the cartridge used was 14
pounds. Captain SPROULE, and Captain WLEon,
of the Cygnet Sloop of War, &c. were on the Fort.
Lord PETP:RSHANI and the Hon. Mr. ritt:L, &c.
arc in the list of departures. The two former re-
turn to this place on Wednesday next. On the fol-
lowing day, the PRINCE, it is said, will return to
the Pavilion. Lord GLARE is in the last list of ar-
rivals.

The Theatre, last night, was crowded with rank
and la-hion. In the PRINCE'S Box were Lord PE-
TIMSIIAINI, Mr. Shyrrriv, &c. In the BON adjoin-
in,t were the Earl and Countess cfBERKELLY, Lord
DURSI.P.Y, &c. In the Box opposite to the PnINCE'S
wore, Prince LOVERLISIti, the Hon. Miss CRAVEN,
BLACKGRAVE, Earl CRAVEN, &c. The
preorwanees, under the -patronage of the Hon.
Miss Ch WEN, were, Speed the Plough, a new Dance,
Called William and Nancy,. and Tie Hunter of the
4110 s.
The Patricn, after his return to this place on
Thurtiday next, does not remove 'from hence until
the beginning of September, when his Royal
IrigIIIICSS sets off to visit His MAJESTY at Wey-
mouth.
London, England, 1805-08-21

FROM THE MONITEUR OF THE r2th.

The Official Paper of this date has the following
Note on the first account of the Engagement be-
tween Sir R. CAIDER and the Combined Fleets, as
given in THE StY.l and other English Papers :
" The hopes announced at the close, of this ar-
ticle (the hopes of a renewal of the engagement and
a more complete viaory) have been disappointed—
Vice-Admiral CALDER sheered off with his 13 Ships
of the Line, and left the Combined Fleets mistresses
of the Sea, and at liberty to pursue their operations.
The assertions of the EngliTh Journal are as erro-
neous as. its COHjeallreS. It is not true that the two
Spanish Ships struck. Having suffered in their
rigging, and the Combined Fleet being to windward,
they fell during the night into the Enemy's line :
the same thing would have happened to the three
English Vessels dismasted, if their Squadron had
been to windward: they would probably have fallen
into the line of the Combined Fleets."
London, England, 1805-11-04

Novi, which every where put the Enemy's Cavalry
to bight:
On the 14th General 1\ AIN ONT occupied the
bridgesi of Upterkit4ch, and Oherkirch, at the con-
fineucetof the Mee with the Danube, and all the
communications of the 'finely)), ou the Iller.
Oh the 15t11, at day-break, the Emperor hiMself
appeared before.Vlm. 'rile Corps of .Prince:
RAT, and those of Marshals LANNTS and VEi, ran,,,-
ed themselves in order of•baftle, to make-an MSAUII,
and force the entrenchments of the Enemy.
General MARNONT, with, the Division of dis-
mounted dragoons of General 13AitxotrAy D'lLL-
titi6; blockaded the town on the right bank of the
Danube. , • .

. .
The ',d'ay Nvas dreadful ; the Troops were up to
theii knets in mild. The Emperor had not taken
off his boots for eight days.
Prince IitittDINAND had marched off in the night
towards Biberaeh, leaving twelve Battalions in the
town .and upon the heights of Ulm which were all
taken, with a considerable miantity,of cannon.
Marshal Sour, T' took pessession offliberach on the
Nitir, in the morning.
, ,
Prince MURAT set cultm pursuit mi r
me temy‘
whtch is in a dreadful state. of: dissOlut
Out of, an Army tit' 80,000 Men there arc only
2,r),000 remaining, and hopes are entertained that
they will not be able to escape us.
Iminediately after his arrival at Muich, Marshal
Balm.,noTry pursued the ArMy of General Klm N.
and took some'Wagions and prisoners from

. Since the commencement of the Carnpain we
have :Made twenty thou Sand prisoners ; taken twin
the Elie* thirty pieces of cannon and twenty
siandards. On our sick the loss has been but sn all.
Xf veiicltt to that the deaths. and the desiTtions, we
the Austrian Army is .already 'reduced
one half
devotedness on the part' of the soldiers,
so many-Otte6ting proofs of their attachment tq the
Emperor, And so many brilliant Achievements, would,
require to be detalledmore minutely, They shall
be given as. soon as these first operations of the cam-
paign die terminated, and that it is poliitiNly ascex-
tabled how the wreck of the AWitriiill Army will
escape fioni iiiberack; and 'the pwition they will
take:

At the battle of Elebingen, which \vas one of tho
most brilliant military aehievernimtg that can be
quoted,• the 18th Regiment of Dragoons, and Co-
lonels LLFZIPRE, COLBERT, the Colonel of the 't oth
Regiment of Chakieurs, who had 6 hone killed un-
der him, COI. LAJONCWIRIMS, of the 76th, arid a
geeat number dr Officers ingtilshed themselves,
The Emperor has to-day his lioad-quarter4 ;it the
Abbey of Elchingen, ' .
London, England, 1805-08-26

AUGUST 24.

The Loan C had appointed this.morn-
ing,. at nine o'clock, to sit in Lincoln's Malian, for
the purpose oldeliveringjudgineut in the case of the •
Chevalier De Garcia .and Lord Vauconberg, respe&-
ing the bequest to the Black Naas; as well as to'
decide several other important causes but, very
much to the surprise ot*the Suitors;_hits Lordship
(lid riot attend, nor was the 7Court opened, . It
was understood that his Lordshilybad been suddenly
summoned to attend Ills MMaSTY 'in Council at
Weymouth, and for that pcirpose an
early hoar. His Lordship,is notexpeaed to resume
the, bllsllleSi of the Court till Tueglay. ;_ •

A. few days azo a man and a boy at Nerwich im-
prudently eat of a mixture .of treacle, honey, &c.
.wlech had been compounded for the purpose of dc7;
stroying rats. Medical assistance being speedily ob-
tained, the than is considered' safe.; but the; boy,
having taken ,a' greater quantity, is not yet out of
danger.
'lwo boys, named Phillips, were on Friday drown-
ed while bathing in the River Lea. hour similar ac-
cidents occurred during last week in the same neigh-
botirhood.

The ^Wife of a lahoUrer at Stoke under Hata, in
Setnersetshiie, waY lately delivero of three chadren,
who, with the rnother, gOod health.

A child between two and ihree years 'of age, on
Thursllav, iPlaviter near a water tub, at .11,6clicAer
fell and w.ts drowned.
A few days ago a boy ,at Newton was so shock-
ingly gored by two bulls, ‘vhielv he. teteil to separate.wit& they wac... fighting, that he expired the follow-
ing clay.
. few days ago two diorderly girls were discover-
ed by scale Police Otticors 11,leep in i bed-room of a
genteel in Charlotte-street, Glayiow they
were soots recognised to be old otThnders, and were
sentenced to imprisonment—the one for three, and
the 'other for six. niontit,i, in Bridewell. The account
they gave of thearielyo4,was; that they'had been oat
late, and their OW ri ap.irtments being- furnished with'
ind'lferent beds, thiiy entered the house by .4 txick-
. kitchen window, .knowity, the family to be ‘tbsent,
in country, and seleaed the best bed for theni-

Saturday a man pursued by Wilds, Tower-hiii,
fell down anal broke his kg.
London, England, 1805-08-26

Arrived the 47:Lubie and Llmmo) ialllJ Fripte,
Speedy Slotip of War, awl several Gun-brigs; frinri
Off the French Coast,; also the Eugene -Sloop of
IVzir, from Portsmouth which aro sailed for, the
River. The Eugene reniaius in the Downs with the
Ships as per last,

DOVER, Au 6. 24.—His RoYal Highness the
DOiR of Y6sx arrived here about, ten o'clock last
night, acconipanied by His
.n Hne oyal ighss the
DUKE of CA RI MBDOX; Baron DECIZDASI; GCDerail;
Si; Dim Pull DAS; Tla o wtcn to o LAWSON; FINCH,
and CALVERT; Sir FRAN:J:I3 DUNDAS, sc. proceeded
to the Ship Inn; where they slept; and break-
faked this merning With the Right Honourable
Lard FORBES ; 'after whiCli ROyal Highness,
inspe&ed Fortification:3 upon the Heights
Batteries of which fired, a . Royal Salute);
and prOCeezied from thence to Hutfam Court
Ddwn, where he reviewed the Royal Artillery,- the
Northampton, Hawford, York, and Surry Militias;
and proceeded to Review toTrebps of the 1 t h Dra-
goons on Folkestone Downi, Ifis Rdyal Highness
seemed muth pleased With tire- Mancetivres of this
-fine body of men. His Royal Highness proceeded
on to Sandgate, where he . will review General -
MOORE'S trigitde to-morrow, and then. go on to
Ashford, and from thence to the Sussex Coast.

AUGUST 25.--A very heavy and quick firing was
heard atilt: French Coast this morning, and kept
up for two hours; but the fog was so thick, could
not see the cause of it.
London, England, 1805-08-26

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SiR HONIE

This Day were published, in One very closely printed Vo.
lutne, BVo. price Is. 6d. sewed,
.THE REPORTS from the SELECT COM-
A, 1411.17 E of the HOUSE of COMMONS, on Papers
relating to the Repairs of His. Majesty's Ships the Romney
anti .Sensible, while under the Command of Sir I.IOME
POPH&M : together with the Evidence taken before, the
Committee ; which will, be found highly. Interesting to
every Person cOnneacd with the British Navy, and to the
Public in .gcneral.
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London, England, 1805-02-28

SLAVE. TRADE.

Lint TP mr LE presented a Pe.tition.from Certain
Wit:hams A .d 'Pratier3 onnneEted With out West
itt,inds,depzeca;ing the Big for the Abolition
of the Stave ..Kratlts and 'praying to be heard by
C, tinsel' against the same. The Noble Lord pre.
tented a runnier Petition from F. P. Lyon, Agent
for the Island of Jamaica.
These Petitions were, after a few words from Mr.
wtuß P. afORC a, in which he expressed his resolution
It, mist the hearing Petitioncls by COut;:iel, or.
tiered to lie ~n the Table.

Mr. PosTtut piesented, pursuant to order, cer.
fain Accounts horn irclantl.—Ordered to lie on the
T 4 bl c. •

Mr. W. DICK corm presente3 the Papers order-d
with respedt to the Properts 4c. of Priyate ludi.
viduals who were Passengers on hoard the Spanish
Frigates captured previous to the War,—Qtderecl to
lie on the Table.

Mr. THottrurox moved for An iteevunt of the
Number of Bank of England Notes In Circulation
on the isth of each month, from the t sth of Dc.
ceinber, 1803, to the }sat of Fobtuary) 180 s,
distinguishing the Notes Under st.--Ordcred ac-
cordingly. •

Mr. tivse ssorr brought in the Property Tax Bill;
which was read a first Ulm, find ordered to be read
a among! time to.niorroW.

Mr. Av.: X, ANDE brought up the Repo” of the
Conitnittee on the Loan Hifi; u filch was agreed to,
and the plll ordered to be read a third time to.
morrow.
London, England, 1805-02-28

I‘,llrmtEssx ELECTION,

My.CRSV-BY role, pursuant to notice, to move
for tue ot ate ()ski, which ltooi.i for
Tnurbth), Jro considering the Petition of certain
li:iectors at i\dithlissex, relative to the qualification
of theSttting Mtznber. The non. Member stated
his resioti ttit the Motion to ists this, that till the
Couttalitee at present sitting on the subjtel, >of the
Vii;{itsje t: liitttion should make, their return,
0101 wall _not exvoarti for Several days, it 'could
riot j!)c aticertob,ed that it would be necessary to pur.
Item the they elition to Which hit IN/lotion
referred. tbe lieeittioll of the Committee should
B,„t Sr F. flint's/1., the•Pititinn respelling-the
tp,3ll6cation of pth.mtotiWAßlVp Wellki,(3f (mime,
`ab«oclarwil; • The Hdn'uorable Member proposed
to t Until Thursday, 'the 26th of
April, 4tlta hit 1110tiVe for such delay wai; in order
to accommelti,ste the Contwq on both skies, who
be c:dird out of town by the Circuits. '
I'l4 10.,;tiDll Uf .the Honourable QVltieglAti was
:glad td,
o thr, Motion of 'the Cut ANc s t, LOE, of. the F)c,
the Order for die adjourned
DOblte 011';ht Ot4Wen ttf the :e .:t of tht'CoMtnit...

Cox,
vt,,As fixed for Friday next.

HORSE DUTY.

The Horse DOty Bill' was read a second time and
committed for friday, and an tinstruaion ordered
to the. Committee, that they have power to divide
the said Bill into two.
SOrne conversation arose between Mr. Fox and
the CHANCELLOR of the Exctt EQURX on the pro.
gress of this Bill, from which it is -understood that
the discussion as to the 'tax on Horses employed in
Husbandry is to take place in the COmmittee I- and
also, that if ,the relitiie to Messrs.
Rawlings and Cox should extend to a late hoot, the
commit till of this Bill will be postponed to Monday.
The Resolution of the Committee of Ways and
Means; relative to the Duty on Horses, was ordered
to be referred to the Committee on the Horse bury.
London, England, 1805-08-19

EAST INDIA lIOUSiI,

• • August t 4 dos..
COMMITTEE of . ;SHIPPING of Me
UNITED C01111)4NY f MERCHANTS of F„NG-
L AND trading to the East ..Indies, do berth" give Notice,
That the Committee be ready to receive Proposals, ire
If 'thing (sealed up); on or hefore Irdnesd.tv the 231 b instant, from
such Persons who may be willing in supply the Company with
London, England, 1805-08-19

BXCIIEeUER 811.1. OFFICE'.

INTEREST ON EACHEQUER BILL'S TO liE PA it,:
THE •Hollers iitchequer Bills dated in the
Months of August, Srptember, and o.:74Ger, '&4, de-
:lrma of receiving the Interest that will bt due thereon tespeetive-
ty,' to Wednesday the 28th 1),9,. of ,fugast, Iso j, inclusive, in
Abney, and of taking new Exchequer Bills .in exchange for the
Principal, hewing ex lutrrest of Threc.pence Ilelftenny per
Cintem,per Diem, and Ilya!, iota tb. Pnblic Revenues after the
sib ol:April unless, miner discharged," tv".ho shall signifr
inch their desire at Ibis Office on Gi before the w,d ieJlant, rprqy re-
csiwo the same aor.rn'iNey.

iittendance will be given daily (Surd: s and floliday.l ex.
opted) until Friday the 23d irtit. biclusive,frem, fen o'Cl.ck in
the Morning. till One in the Afternoon, for the, purpose of receiving
the Jam. And Pr the greater dispatch, the „Bearers of the said
Rills are desired to bring uparate Lists pf each Description of
Bills, containing the *Umbers in nurneriCal'order,"accareling to the
value of the said Bills and times of eommencement of
with the Principal Sum.; fiend Interest dui thereon, computed from
the Arys on'which they are respealvely dated, exclusive, to the
said 28th day of August rgos,irsclulive, When'the new Bills will
be tiled ; and they are desired to write their Names and Plater of
Abode ors isuch Lists,.and l'nd‘rse their Narnts en,the said Bills.
The New Bills will he delivered on Friday, the joth August,
iSoj, and filloncing days.
&chequer Bill Office, St. 111. s,
Westminster, Aug. To..
London, England, 1805-08-19

CADETSHIP TO INDIA.

Tins so anxiously sought Appointment in the
MILITARY SERVICE of the bast. ndia Company,
and now grown so diffictilt of obtainment, can direfily be
presented to a Vomit riv- under rs, nor exceeding,2a years of
age. As he be most r.,speaably introduced, he must be
of unexceptionable Conduct and Connesioits. A Letter from
his Parent or Cuardian,. giving Name, and Residence (pe.
reniptorily, not.otherwise), and pledging Secrecy and liberal
Treaty, will meet high regard. A Young Gentleman
having held a Commission in the Regulars, ilitiai or r c,i
cibles, for One Year, qualities hint up to as ears of ge.
The Com_pany's Service is considered to he nor's- eligible;
than the IS ing's, because in it Contin46-ions cannot le bought.
Every Officer acquires Nonunion, even to the very highek
"Rank, by stria Rotation onl. and Iviu;n artk r ~:'.ateri int*
of ServicY'r he chiises to retire, it 1a un Ftrri City tor Lite,
whatever the Rank he may have arrived at.
Adctreis, postage paid, Z. Z. New Chapter
Dukteareourt, Le:'6.m4e,
London, England, 1805-07-01

HOUSE OF C0:41.410N5,

SATURDAY, JUNE 29.
tENNIS BOWES Dimy, Esq. took the usual oaths
an -I his seat for the County of Galway.
The Account of the unclaimed Dividends was.or-
d 'red to be printed.
A Message from the Lords informed the House,
their Lordships had agreed to the Poor Clergy Bill,
the Seaman's Encouragement Bill, and the Irish Civil
• List Bill.
Mr. ROSE gave notice, that he should, early next
Session„ bring in a Bill for the Regulation of Pilots.
Mr. ALcxANDER brought up the Report of the
CoMmittee of Supply which was agreed to.
Mr. VANSITTART moved for and obtained leave
to bring in a Bill to amend the Permanent Irish
Grants, as far as related to Military Surveys.
The Foreign Wool Importation Bill was reported,
and ordered to be read a third time on Monday.
The Custom-house Fees Bill, and the Warehoui-
' Bill, were read a third time.
The House went into a Committee on the Straw
'Hat Bill; and the Report was; ordered to be received
on Monday. • . •
The House also went into a Committee On the
Bill for purchasing Buildings in Palace-yard, and the
Bill was; ordered ,to be read a third time on Monday.
The Irish Loan 13111 was reported, and the Bill
ordered to be read a third time on Monday.
The Harbour of Howth (near Dublin) Bill was
• Icported, and ordered ta he read a third time.
The 8,000,0001. Loan Bill, the 3,500,0001. Ex-.
chequer Bills Bill, and the 1,500,0001. 'Exchequer
Bills Bill, were read a third tirne and passed.
The Smuggling Prevention •8111 was read a first
time, and ordered to be read a second time.
The Distillery Bill was reported, and ordered to be
;tad a third time on Monday.
After some other routine business, the House
adjourned.
London, England, 1805-07-06

SIXTH ARTIE I.E.

That amongst other _advances of money so as
afbresaid obtftined and receiVed by the.. said • Henry
Lord N.7iscc:ont froM the said Alexander
Trchter, the sod Henry .I Vistinuit Melville did
Uroeure, obtain, and receive froin the said Alexander
Trotter, a gut-v64'242)001 or sortie ether large sum
su'tor s of money, adyanced by the said Alexander
Trcift& to the said Hcnry Lord Viscount
without interest; part whereof was so advanced
exelusiVely from Pnblic Money so iN aforesaid
illegally drawn from the Governor and Company of
the Bank of England by the i'said Alex. Trotter; and
the other part whereof was advanced from, the said
mixed fUnd, composed as well of Public Meney so
as aforesaid illegally drawn by the said Alexander
Vetter from the Governer td Company of the Bank
- of England, and placed by him in the hands of the
said Messrs. Coutts and CoMpany as atbresaid, as of
the proper monies of the said Alaander Trotter in
the hands of the said Messrs. Coats and Co. which
bad been mixed therewith, and remained undistin-
. guished therefrom : and for the purpose of mere
&banally concealing the said advances of rnonev,
the said books of account, vouchers, memoran-
'duals, and writings were so as aforesaid burnt and
destroyed.
London, England, 1805-07-06

f
Tfli

CHELSEA HO lITAI,, .
. .
fitly 3, 18os.
. .
"THESE. are, by °mei-- te the night Honourable
••Ihe.Lordi and others, Commissioners for Managing the
Allairs of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, to give Notice,
'That all Out-PensiOneis (as well -Letternien as others) be-
longing to the said Hospital, resling in London, or within
Twenty-41yd Miles thereof, ore• required to appear per.
orally and regimentally at the Secretary's 0 ffice, 'in the said
Hospital, on 'the respeCtive .Days undermentioned ; when
Attendance will: be given from Nine &Clock in the Morning
until Three in the. Afternoon, viz.
On MONDAY, the Bth of itn.Y, tgos,

The Pensioners from the Ist and 2d Regiments of Life
Guards, the I tic rst and 2d TroOps of Horse Guards,, the
late ist and 2 i Troops of Horse Grenadier Guards, the Royal
Aorse Guards Mites), the Drat Guards, the 3d, 4th, and
7th. Regiments of Horst+, all the ragoons, and Fencible Ca-
valry, the British I,,egiwi of iiorse, with the Waggon Train.
On TUESDAY, the 9th of [LILY,
•

The Penioners from the tst, zd, and 3d Regiments of
Foot Guards. •

On S.VEDNESDAY, the 10th ITLY.

• The Pensioners from theist to the pd Itegiro,:nts of Foot
inclusive.

TIIyRSDAY, the: titlt of JULY,

Those- fr;:nu the 33d to the 6gth ReAhnenti of Foot hot.
elusive.

On l'lt I DAY, the tuft of j U
Those froin.the 70t1t. to the 135th -IteimentS" of Foot in,
elusive; also. the Pensioners from the Queen's German Re-
giment, the A trican Corps, Loyal Irish, Lord ..StrAth-
aven's, Majors Wa I lees, }, I ford's,aral Fisit'sentps,t he Queen's
Rangers, Tenable
.Corps, Royal Garrison Battalion, Cinque
Port;-and Lancashire Volunteers, the Royal liosiattal Corps,
with Op, Militia.
London, England, 1805-07-06

finder Trotter, under ,anal by •rif tuc of the s:jid
tram the, szid IleMy Laid.Vir:.couW. Mel-
Ville, did front the s:ticl t tick day of Jannat v 1 786,
tittritv.; all the -time the. said Henry Lord Viscount
Melville afterwards continued to hold and, enjoy the
said °dice- of TreisUrer of I.tis Majesty's Navy,
draw upon the said 6overnor and Company Of the
Bank Of Enland, ~for and on account of the monies,
so isAted and yid to them, 'and placed to the, tail.
account 'o raised in the.fr books, with the said Henry
Lord Viscount I\leiville, as such Treasurer, a 5 afore:
said i and the' said .Alexander ,Tro:ter .did receive
and take large sums of money so drawn by him from ,
the; said Governor ;and Company of the Bank of
England as atbresaid :
That the said Henry Lord Viscount did„
lifter the said 14th day of January-, 1780, fraudu-
lently and illegally permit and sutler the said Alex•-
anoer Ttottcr to piace Many of the ~aid sums of
Money so drawn, received, and taken by him frotn
Govetnot and Company of the Bank of England,
.as aforesaid, in the hands of Messrs, Thomas Coutts
and the private•bankers Of the said Alexandef
Trotter, in his own name, and at his own disposal
And the said Alexander Trotter clid thereupon, with
the privity, by the cOnnivance,and with the permis:.
skin of the said Henry Lord Viscount Mehille, ap-
ply and use the said last mentioned sums of money;
~. Or grOt part thereof, for purposes of private advan-
-- "tage or iwerest,..preftt and: emolument ; and did
place the said stuns of money, or a great part there-
of, in the hands of the said Messrs. Coutts and Co,.
mixed with and undistinguished from the proper'
tUotties .of the said ..Aleminder Trotter, whereby the
• last-mentioned sintaS oi money were not only applied
to and used t r pkarpwcs ofyrivate advantage or in-
wrest, prom ann einolutrient) 'a'fid for purposes other
than N:o y Scrviees, but -were also es.posed to great
risk of loss, and were withilrawn frOM the confronl
'and distosition of tric Treasurer tSt His Majesty's
Navy And the sail ilenry Lord V i!tount
b 3 so conniving at en ;erivitting and snfre;thg, ttlo
Public Money ,to be vitlic,ra fr,,ITI the Bank of
Bft,dand, applied in manner hfereaid,
ailed in brcacb of the great trust iind contlience re-
po,.,ed in hint, in violation Of skid Aet Of
Yariia-
meat made regnialli!g hi (Mice, contrary to
his duty, and ag:anst the Lanis of 11114 B.Aew,' and
to the evil exampl,) of ',AI ptrsonS entrosted in the
great 'Departments of the Public Servici: with. any.
confront 'over the application and expeaditure of the
Public Money. •
London, England, 1805-07-30

Ri,
POIt r.

COURT CHANCF,Vi, Jvy 29.

TZTE pujo3 OF.BEAUT6II4', &C. V. &Milli, &C.

The parties in this case are Pi-oprieterS of adjoinin
Cord Mines in the- neighbourhood of Swinisea, in
Wales. The Plaintiff's having emision to coniplaiti
of certain operations carrying On by tw iiefefidants,
in the course, of working theit*Cmf, by which the
property of the Plaintiffs.was likely to :41ifer damage,
applied some time since for the . interposition of the
LORDCHANCELLOR. -Mr. ROMILLY and Mr. RI-
CHARD 4, as Counsel for the Plaintiffs, now *lied
for an injunaim against 'the. Defendants till the
. merits Of the principal,question should be discuSSed.
This application was founded on affidavits stating
that, in consequence of the 'Defendants ' having
wrought their Coal close in ' -upon the prOperty, of
the Plaintiffs, the Plaintiffs' 'Works had been thrown
under water, and damage to the extent of 100,6001:
had already been incurred. The affidavits moreover
bore, that the .Defendants had commenced- working
so close to the sea-shore as to' put their Coal-works
and the Works of the Plaintiffs in the,utrnoat dan-
ger of being' completely inundated and destroyed.
The Learned Counsel-therefore prayed an injunaion
against thapefendants, 'from proteeding in the ope:
rations which they had commenced.
.The Loan CHANCELLOR had 'granted the Injunc-
tion prayed, when. Mr. ALEXANDER and Mr. FON-;
13LANT44LTE stated, that some affidavits had been re-
ceived this day on the. part of the 'Defendants; in
answer to those fild'd for the Plaintiffs. They
were, however, in expeaation of some 'additional
affidavits, which they were led to understand would
afford a complete answer to the Plaintiffs' statement.
They therefore begged that the injunaion might not
be granted for a few days, tell they should be able to
file their affidavits, when his Lordship would be in
possession of both sides of the case.. .
The LORD CHANCELLOR said, the die& of all he
had done was simply this---:to 'grant an injunction
against the Defendants drowning themselves and the
Plaintiffs. He ahould, however, on an undertaking
-from the Defendants, not to proceed in their ope-
rations, in, the mean time give' them to Wednes-
day to answer the .statement of the Plaintifra ; de-
siring at the same time to be understood, that he
should regard the departure from the undertaking;
as equal to' a contempt of the injunction. The
Counsel for the Defendants had seemed to alledge
that there was little danger of 'their injuring
the Plaintiffs while there was also A risk by the
same operation of their damaging their own pro-
perty. This, however, his Lordship did not hold
as conclusive. He had known Proprietors of Coal
Works, who would not scruple to destroy the Coal
Work immediately adjoining to them, even at the'
expence of their own, if there was a . third Coal
Work which was also their own property. . '
The Defendants undertaking not to proceed in
their operations, his Lordship indulged their. Coun-
sel till'Thursd.y.to file their Aftidavits and answer
the prayer of the injunktion.
THE DEAN AND CHAPTER Of - WESTMINSTER V.
London, England, 1805-05-02

EX7I ACT
'torsi 7142 !Milks LAID EMIR! Ilia HOVE OP
COMMONS, RESPECTING SIR HOME POPHAM.

•
(Continuo! fi our Paper of Satustia, last.)

Copy of a Letter from WILLIAM IV/Attu:llm, Esq.
Secretary of the AAmiraity, to Captain Sir HOME
PorRAM, K. M. dater! 9iti March, 180.4., in an.
ewer to the foregoing.
SIR,

I have received and communicated to my Lords
Commissioners of the Admiralty your Letter of the
6th inst. ; and I am commanded by their Lordships
to acquaint you, that the Papers which have been
referred to the Commissioners of Inquiry relate
merely to the expenditure and purchases of Stores
and Provisions for the Ships late under your orders,
and the sale of such articles as were sent on shore,
the circumstances attending which, their Lordships
had neither time nor powers fully to investigate ;
and their Lordships will direa that you may, be fur.
oished with Copies of the Reports made by the
Navy and Vittualling Boards on this subjed, upon
your making application to them for that purpose.
I am, Sir,
Your MU humble Servant,
•
(Signed) W. MARSDEN.
Copy of a Letter from Navy Board to Sir Homt
Pornma, dared toth April, iso4,.

Nervy.O.fficr, April to, 1804..
In answer to your Letter °V the zzth ultimo,
requesting to be furnished with a Copy of our Re.
port to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty,
respecting the supplies to the squadron late under
your command in the East Indies, and the Papers
relating thereto, we acquaint you, that. Copies of
all the Papers which accompanied our Report to
their Lordships are preparing for you., agreeable to
an order we have received from their Lordships ; hut
we ate not diretted to send you a Copy of the Report.
We are, Sir,
Your humble Servants,
(Signed) H. DUNCAN,
J. HPNSLoW,
0. MARKHAM,
Cape. Sir .11, Popham, York-plaice.

Navy • qffice, March 23.
An Extrali from, the Muster Book of the Enter.
prize, fur December 1803, relating to the taking
of David Ewen liarthoo,tnew by a Press Gang.

Ships.

ating.

Enterprize I 17 Dec. iBo3

Superiptincr2ty

Dlscliarhe,

Cauca.

NI. CV:I37
- - 3

19 Dec. tS 3
I To Deptford Tr.
l'i:tst at the Admiralty, per Order
t Lord S. Viticem.

H. DUNCAN—. J. 1-IPN3tIoW. W. PAL.MII4:
London, England, 1805-07-08

No authentic intelligence has been received re-
spetiing the Capture of Trinidad, and we entert4b4
I cry strong doubts, for the reasons v. e • have al,
ready assigned, of the truth of the report. A Let-
ter has been received from the Channel F:oet,
dated the 24 inst. which states, that intelligence
hid ben brought by a French National Brig, of the
tAking of Trinidad, and that there had been considerl
tble rejoicingi in consequence at Brest and Rochefort,
appreit,ul t this is only another ver,lon of the
report said to have been brOught to Vigo by zz Spa.
nigh Avisd.

The ercmceat, LyoN, from Tortola, is arrived at
Liverpool; Sh 6 sailed on the Qcoth of May, and
briny advice that Admiral Ce'ciwAxE wis to wind-
ward with his own Ship only; and 11;id cut in a dis-
patch by the liireur, dated the Nith, requesting that
all vosst4s at that Llan:l would immediately promod
for, a Neutral Port or for England.
It is added, that Admiral COCHRANE also stated,
that be had received Information that the Combined
Fleet had sailed erom Mariirique, rind that they had
eprated, one 41Wirion havin.-; proceeded to attack
Jamaica, avid
,the other sonmc of the Windward
Lland.4,

We air very invivh inclined to doubt the latter
Bart of this inCeliikence, because, if they meant to
matte att.:oo. upon Jamaica, it is rubst probable
that they wolgti'.ol6ploy their whole force,

The Captain ft zr, from Smyrna,
tic t' J a I.ICCL, .I'o/11 fice.lVlecliterrancan, arc arrived off

'Duver,

A I.'lydt. front the: Baltic is artiveti in the Illirer.

Tue Frigate, with a part of the Convoy
front t > Metitterratir.an, arrived at Portsmouth on
Saturday Irtst. She hrin3s intelligence th.tt there
are six 6p..inihtt Sail of the Vine lying in Carthage-
na. Ilic:czwrotz, with the Queer and
the Dragon/ were crnizing nff Cadiz previous to
the arrival of Admiral Cot.t.lr.o:wooo. The „damn
was chastti by a Spanish Lino-of-hattle Ship, which
wits crtuzing betwcen Cape •St. Vincent's and St.
Mary's. intaigence has also been received of

the Pt.ft I?rigate 'having been chased by a, Spa-,
WI Ship, of the Line which was craizingin
.tho 4ay Cadiv.. 'rho Lively manceuvred so as
to draw the Spanidh sh:p to a considerable dSstance
from the shore, and she Nc;a4 unable, from achtersc
winds, to get back again. .In the mean time
ral :C0t.1.1 AGW(101) arrive d, and etTeetually otT
the retreat of the Spanish Ship into Cadiz. It was
,supposed that she had sailed for the Streights, and a
i p of the Line was detached in pursuit of her.

WE this morning received himaica Papeis to the
loth ult. They were brought by the ifauti lton
l'aclwt, which arrived on .Friday last at Falmouth.
She left Jamaica on the 20th May : she fell in, eft,
the east end of Jamaica, with the Fleet under the
command of Admiral DACREi; he had with him
:;ix Sail of the Line, viz. the St. George, (Hercule,
Vanallard, Atha, Theseus, and Veteran, besides
Frigates. Admiral COctIHANE had Ailed for Bar-
badaes in the Centaur,

When the Hamilton left Jamaica the arrival,of
the Combined fleets at IVTartinico was not known;
but as intelligence had been received by the
London, England, 1805-09-09

IVEY &MUTH, S T. 6.

The presence of the Painob here. attraas much
company ; numbers are coming daily for miles round
the country to see His Royal Highness.
Yesterday, after the Put NCles return from the ge-
neral Inspe-aion of the Troop encamped here, His
Royal Highness was entertained by the Duke of
CumnERLAND with a sumptuous dinner. The Dukes
of Youx and CA7+IIzEIDOE, and all the Field °facers,
were of the party.
We had a very elegant Esplanade -last evening.
His MAJESTY, the Dukes of iohlt, CUMBERLAND,
and CANIBRIDGE, Princesses AUGCSTA, SOPHIA,
and Amta.tA, walked a ,c, ns'derable time. Among
the company we noticed Earls WESTAIHRLAND and
CHEsTERVIELD, Countesses RADsou and PAULETT,
Count MUNSTER, Baron DAKIN, I,ady. BOLKELEY,
Generals FITzRoY and CARTwRic HT, ColOnelS
TAyLoR, CAMPBELL, • HoWARD, ' STEWAttn, and
DEsEROW. •
Early this morning His MAJESTY rode, as usual.;
accompanied by the Duke of Yottn, and General
CARTWRIGHT. After breakfast they rode throngh
the neighb{ntring tillages, accompanied by the PRIN-
CESSES. The weather is remarkably fine.

' • . SEPTEMBER "J.
The KING WRS .prevented from riding this morn-
ing on account of a heavy rain falling, whi*9,oM,
nued till past Oeven w o'cloCk. The either
up, His I.IIA.rEsTY,' the , Dukes of YoBk,- CUMBER..
LAND, and CAMBRIDGE, the PrinCesses AUGUSTA,
SOPHIA, .and .SmetiA, attended by• Count
,Mutc-
eI!FiT!...:JILLD, Lord J. THY NNE, Gun.
CARTWRItiIIT, and Mr. Vtr.r.tEßS, are gone for a
short rile.
. Earl and Countess PAULETT lelt us this morning
for a few days. No time is yet: fixed for the PRINCE
leaving us.
London, England, 1805-03-07

sider it as the produce of the present Bill. He cer.
tainly had wished for tie return of the Right Hon.
Gentleman IMr. PITT) to office, in preference to
those who preceded him.- But as himself and his
friends had assisted the Rt. Hon. Gentleman's return
to place, he thought they had some right to call
upon hius for some more vigorous measures than
those which he had hitherto adopted. We might
boast of the vigorous Minister, whom we had re.
commended to His Majesty, contrasted with the
weak and imbecile Minister who.preceded him ; but
he did not think that even partiality itself: could
say that this. measure was the offspring. of a great
and vigorous mind.
LordCAsm REA pa made a very able reply to Mr.
Fok.

Mr. JOHNSTONE attempted to answer the argu.
ments of Lord QASTLE E EACH —but a call for the
question fror►n every part of the House, accompanied
with a violent coughing, obliged him to sit down.
Lord CASTLEREAGH and Mr. JoHNstoNE severally
explained.

*Mr. SHJUUDAN made an able reply, and the
House having divided, there appeared for Mr.
SHERIDAN'S Motion,

Ayes I'27—Noes-267—Majority against it x 40.
Adjourned this Morning at Half past 'Dace
o'Clock.
London, England, 1805-12-19

for the Bakers to 'Nice brad for the French Troops
measures were taken, at the same time, • to prevent
any want of that article among the people, from any
wish. to buy it lelp in undue 411antitieo.
This day,: at noon, the French actually entered
this City. The first of them consisted of about
seven hundred Cavalry of diffe.tent descriptions.—
These were followed by Grenadierss, with their can-
non and lighted matches. They immediately march-
ed into the Barracks of Leopoldstadt. This after.
noon about one thousand 'five hundred- Cavalry
passed through this City, supposed to have gone
towards Moravia, as the great Bridge is still en-,
tire; Another Corps is said to be deitined to
Hungary.
The 'words " Nondature ?ode" haw; been put
upon the door of the Popish Nuncio. The Danish
and Bagusan Envoys have also distinguished their
repeaive residences.
M. ST. SATuoittN, the Danish Envoy, died on
the igth ult.

MAILS,
AR A tvLD—t Ha►nburgh. DUE—I 1.4b0n, t Gottenburghl

PRICE uui• s:rocKS
THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols . 61i 1 ital. Ann. , , 63i
London, England, 1805-10-14

DUBLIN CAME, OM 5, 1805.

fits MAJESTY, by his 'loyal Letter, having api,
pointed the Right Hon. CHABLEs Loo to be anis
Majesty's most Hon. Privy Council of Ireland, he
this day in Council took the usual oaths, and his
placke,st the Board, accordinglk,
London, England, 1805-10-14

CALVTIERBI.II?Y, °cr.

THE King's Gerthan' Legion, now on its triareh
for this Dstriff, v:Ill;ron its arrival, he canioned as ,
follows:--'Tie' Horse and Foot Artillery at Canter-
bury, four Battalions Of Infantry of the at Dave r
and Deal;and,twoßattalions of tightintantry in the
Isle of Thanet. No part of the cavalry. Le-
gion has; -as yet, been ordered to. this Distri6.l.-,--
Tile Legion marches from Bexhill "in two Co-
lumns ; 'one consisting of the four -BattalionS of
Infantry, by the lhie of the Coast, through 'Bye,
Romney and Hythe, to Dover and Deal, which'
they are to reach in- font- •sucee;:si've,t4iivi4citis.,' this
day, and the three following days ; the Other, consist-
ing of four companies of Foot Artillery, and the two
Light Infantry Battalions, by the interior, through
Reading-street ond Ashford, to Canterbury; *here
they will arrive in two divisions this day' and to.,
morrow. The Artillery will remain at catiterbUry, and
the Light Infantry Battalions .pursue their route, .on
the folli3Wing days, for Ramsgate and Margate. The.
Horse. Artillery of the' Legion' will fOIIOW for Can
terbury;, in two divisions, on the ffith 'atid' 19th inst.
Lieutenant-Generiil Dos, under whose command the
-Legion has been serving at .acce:npanies
them, and is expe6ted in Canterbur, thi'tlay. •