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London, England, 1805-02-14

COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY..

,Sir EVAN NEP EAN moved, that the general Esti-
mates and Papers presented by him to the House re_
spelling the, State of the Navy, should be referred
to the said Cotnmittee.—Ordered.
Resolutions were then agreed to in the Commit.
tee, ;hat the following sums should be granted:
r 40,001. For the Extraordinaries of the Navy' for the year
105.
1,503,600 For the Building, 'Re building, and Repairs of
Ships during the said period.
975,000 For the I lire of Transports during the same period.
52.5,000 For the Maintenance and Support of Prisoners of
War in health.
57,000 For the Sick Prisoners of War. ,
414.000 AMerican Claimants.
135,721 American Loyalists:
52,c00 For the Expence of maintaining Convias at home.
2.6,000 Law charges tar the Year 1805.
12,000 Expence of Public Offices.
21,000 Stationary and other Expellees for the two Houses
of Parliament.
12,470 For Dissenting Clergymen, and for French Emi-
grants,
20,900 For the Expence_ of maintaining Convils in New
South Wales,
2,000 Expence of Prosecutions.
2,300 For the Civil Establishment of the Government of
Upper Canada.
7,163 For the Civil Government of Nova Scotia.
4450 Ditto for Ncw Brunswick.
2,100 Isle of St. 'loin).
2,1,3 island of Cape Breton.
4,4311 Bahama Islands.
ago The Bermudas.
680 For Dominica.
6,000 New South Wales. `,
' 20)0 "The Grant to the Trustees of the British Museum.
8,000 An ExtraordinarY Equivalent to ditto for Extraor.
dinary Expences.
These several Resolutions were agreed to, And
the Report ordered to be received to.ntorrow.
The other. Orders of the Day were then ditFohed
of.—Adjourned,
London, England, 1805-02-14

• .
Fortitude; Huinour, of
_a Rritilh'rar.—A few
days since John Ryan, a seaman of His Majesty's
Raiscrnable, after suffering -a 'eollsideratile' ti me
in the Royal Hospital at Hadar, .with a;bad sec." was
relieved by the ainputation of it .by Mr. Dodds,
one of the Surgeons of the Establishment ; fluting,
the operation he neither .uttered a sigh Or groan, or'
,:single syllable, but.,when carried back to' his bed
he requested one parting look at the limb, to which:
he then addressed the following srvia.contie ants_'
trophe:—" You d—d ungrateful rascal, who after
helping .Me out of many scrapes, and into Many
Prisons, for the last two years, have been a- ,
ble torment to me; I thank God that in now losing
ycu, lam become comparati-vely thst I",
A few dui ago, as a young woman, who :had
'been employed in the Scribbling Mill of Messrs.
Rawstooe, at. Cooper-136dpi- in the parish of Hud_
dersfidd, Yorkshire, was passing near to ise drum
acid tumbling shaft, within the mill, her clothes by
-some means got entangled
,therewith, and she was,
thereby bruised so much that she died soon after-
wards.

Last' wick was slaughtered in Aberdeen market,
by Deacon Alexander •Mau, a bullock, whose
weight was only 31- cwt. ane the price of his' tallo%
amounted to 91. s'• 8d; being the greatest valuz of
tallow in one bullock ever slaughtered in Abz..rdeen.
Wednesday se'nnight an alarming fire haPfrne4
in a house in Silver. street,. Nortliamptonokhich at
one time threatened- dangerous consequences ; hut
by the timely and vigorous exertions of the neigh.
hours it was fortunately got under. It sup.
posed to have been occasioned by some childien,
phying in. an upper room with, marbles, one of
whom seeking, with a lighted candle, for a marble
which had run under a bed, set the bed on fire.

TWENTY TMOULAND Poutvos.—The Ticket
No. 6,43 t, drawn yesterday :a Prize: of .20,0tt01.
-was shared in one Quarter, one Eighth, and ten
Sixteenths ; and the Ticket 21467$ shared in six.:
teen Sixteenths, were sold and registered at
'truly. fortunate Offices, No. 4., Cornhill, anti No..
Charing-cross; "where "the Holders may receive
their Money un Detrt.ind, or exchange them for un.
drawn Tickets or Shares in the'present Lottery.

N. B. The First-drawn Ticket: on the'Seventh
Dry is entitled to 10,0001. ; and the First-drawn
on the Eighth Day to is,oool. The following, is
tl.e State of the Wheel :

I Prize of ,C.ac,ooo I 3 rrizeS Or A, .soeo
3 -- se,ooo 1000
&c. &c. 61%.%
Saturday is. the next Day of Drawing,:
London, England, 1805-02-14

THE ADDRESS.

Lard HAWICESB.WiT S4iti, that in consequence
of the unoroidableabsebte of rwo Noble Lords who
had been appointed to' wait upon His Majesty to
know when His Mai :sty would be- .graciously
pleased to receive the Address of that House, he
had been tegutisted to inform their Lordships, that
His Majesty had been waited upon, and:had been
pleased to appoint to.utorrow (this day), at 3 o'clock,
He wished, therefore,. r know, if a Noble• Lord
(DAISNt.sY) had any objedion to postpone his
tion which stood for to.morro.w, as it was not usual
for the House to meet after going up with the Ad.
dress to His Majesty,
The Earl of DARNLEY expressed his readiness
to acquiesce in the suggestion of, the Noble Lord
under. the circumstances stated ; and therefore moved
to discharge the order for summoning their Lord.
ships for to—morrow, and to renew it for Friday.—..
Ordered.

Maus disorder:, and the introduaion of them into
the United Kingdom. The powers that had been
gr,►nted in the former Bills had been found to be
iwificient, and it was therefore necessary to grant
more extended powers. It had been also judged:
necessary even to hold out the punishment. of death to
those who should oppose those Orders that in pur.
suance ,of the present 'Bill it might be necessary
for His Majesty to make for the preservation of the
health and lives of his Subjec% in the United King.
dom.

The Bill went through the Committee, and was
ordered to be reported tomorrow.
A Person from the Commissioners of Naval In.
quiry presented their Tenth Report. •
Mr. GRAY snowed that th• Report should be
printed for the use of the Members of this House.
Ordered.

Mr. sruitoza BouRNE moved for the postpone.
ment of the Order for the Second Reading of the
Irish Habeas Corpus Suspension Aft until to.mor.
tow. Ortfered.

Mr. Husxissolv moved the postponethent of the
'Order of the Day for resuming the Adjourned De..
bate on the Special Report of the Committee on the
Middlesex Elation, which stood for to.mortow,
until Tuesday next.—Ordered.
London, England, 1805-02-14

ARMY.

The' Earlof CAMTOI4U presented • a Paper relative
to British..curces.in• Foreign Sid
.The Jauxii of CLA•it iNCE moved for an Account
of •theliN;orrcher..of Men wanting on the Ist of
januoy,' to coinplete the full complement of
chi Royal • Regiment Ari'illery, the Gunners,
Drivers,--.84t. •
The'Eart of-CAMDEN objeded, -that the' 11.
lusttions Person who had just spoken, had stated no
Parliamentary ground for the prodtklion of the Papers
moved for. • -
Thi Duke of CLARENCE said, he should not
press the Motion, but his object was to obtain in.
formation us to the total deficit iri the Army, which
`was subjek he was afraid,.he should have fre.
gtiently to exereise their Loikibhip's patience upon in
the courstof the Session.
His Royal Highness's Motion was then nega.
tined.
London, England, 1805-08-22

'iMixter and Wei. B4nkrupt, . that vas no'r;i,olon v,hy,
the Petitioner, wiio,gave a Yalsable coosi,4er.ition,
should not be allowed to prove his debt ; lie there-
fore hoped the prayer of the Petition would be
()Tented.
0
Mr. P/GOT, on
,the Other.' side,.unte.d; that three
applications had been made to the 'Commissioners,
and that they, who were all 4n;peciL2tlced men, hid,
refused them. It Was now considerable tittle :,ioce:
the Commission, had been taken out, and no appli-
cation had beentnade le the Court, before. He was
convinced the Court would consider the Petitioner,
who had .taken up WO Bill ;I month after the, Bank—
rupt had ibtofwed payment, merely as the agent
of the house of Baxter. and Soli and if his
ship did not' adopt this opinion, he
.snbmittedlrthe
Petitioner must stand in 'We shoes of Christie, who
owed a sum of 501, to the estate of the-Bankrupt.;
so that at all events it could be, consietered nothing
but 'a contrivance between the Drawer, who lived
in Dundee,. the Acc4,-artor,' who lived in Dundee,
and We Payer,, who lived in the same place, for
the purpoSe of taking so much out of the fund
which was to satisfy the real, ..Creditors, and
also to take the burden of the shoulders
,of Baxter
and son.. The, Learned • Gentleman concluded ,by
saying; that as the Petition must either stand in
the shoes of Baxter or of Christie, the :Petition must
be dismissed.
The Lout) Clf AN,CEL; LOU said, that Mr. Rteet did
not seem to think a Dundee man should have two
pair, of shoes., ' . .
Mr: Pzeur said, a Dundee man should not be al
lowed to doT what. other .men would be ashamed of
doing. • • ' .
The LORD. CRANCELLoa aid, he could not pro-
._
vent Morten from going' again befem the ConnuN-
sioners, as his claim was. entered ; it, iii
_the -Stria
sense, the :Bill was
.paid for „Baxter and Son, there
must be an end of the claim ; but, it' he paid it On
his own account, and stands in theshoes of Christie,
it.must. then be considered whiit situation Christie
was in towards., the Bankrupt. At present, hf.s
Lordship. said, the. Petition must be dismissed
without prejudice ; .arid, if Mr.
,Morton chases, the,
atliiir must be further ime:si igated before the Corn.
London, England, 1805-11-07

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QARAH ECKFORD, av%l 36 Years.--Wben
first this. Case of SCl'OOl4l4 1113de its appearance it was
in the absorbent glands of the neck, which ttcaine rather
thickened, and then advanced to a hard tumour : site applied
to a Medical Centlemani_who brought it to a Suppuration ;
he then opened it, and the neck, beeame ulcerated Isom the
ear to the shoulder. Tumours soon iarmed in the salivary
glands, under the chin, in the pannicl.•by the side of the car,
and the ,absorbent glands on the other, side/ She was ad-
mitted an Out-patient of St. 13artholontetv'S Hospital for
eight. months, without receiving 'any relief. At this time,
by the adviee of Mary k sctxitr, who had ex eerieneed relief
at the Dispensary, Sitho square, she began taking the`Drolis,
ftnit continued them for the space of a tweivzinonth, When
the Ulcers healed, and she became pellet-11y well.
SARAH 14C14.FORD._

Crown-court, Elect-street.
Be careful to ask for Spilsbury''s Patent Antiscorbutio
Drops, having the words "fay the King's Patent" expressed
at length on the bottle, bill dirraions, and outside wrap-
per. The stamp also. the Kill's duty, is printed in black
ink instead of red. Bottles pure ss. jos, 'rald
duty inclOcti.
llispensary, No. Sil Sohossquare,
London, England, 1805-11-07

arms o

t 1

IVerei

glory, wj

LOS* rn e

mory will be ever dear to the British Navy and the
33ritish Nation, whose zeal for the honour of his

King, 'and for the interests of his. Country, will be
ever held up as a shining example for a British Sea-
man; leaves to me a duty to return my thanks to
the Right Honourable Rear-Admiral, --the Captains,
Officers, Seamen, and detachments of Royal Ma-
rines, serving on board His Majesty's Squadron now
under my Command, for their conduet on that.daY
but where can I find language to express my senti-
ments of the valour: and .skill which were displayed
by the Officers, the Seamen, and Marines, in the
battle with the Enetny,.. where every individual ap-
eared an hero, on whom the glory of his Country
depended ; the attack was irresistible; and the issue
of it adds to the page of naval annals a brilliant
itiAance =of what Britons can do when their Xing
and their Country need their service.
~To the Right Honourable Rear Admiral. the Earl
of Northesk, to the Captains, Officers, and Seamen,
and to the Officers, Non-cominisaioned Officers, and
PiliateS .of 'the Royal Marines, I 'beg to give my
Crete and hearty thanks for their highly merito-
rious condua, both in the Aaiun, and in ti:eir
zeal and aL'Aivity, in bringing the captured Ships
out from the perilous situation which they were,
after their surrender,' among the shoals of Trafalgar,
in boisterous weather.

And L desire that the reap 6tivc: Captains will be
pleased to communicate to the Officers, Seamen,
and Royal Marines, this public testimony of my
high approbation of their condo& and my thanks
for it.

(Signed) C. COLLINCIMQOD.
To the Rigia. Hottoura* Rear-dithnirai
ae Earl rj'Aurtizest:, dud rasp, :;!c.,,.
Captains cod Commanders.
London, England, 1805-02-13

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

To the Officers ,and Crew of His /Majesty's Ship Dragon,
fox-the Capture of the French Ship Meloman, by the Armed
Cutter Assistance, the isth -fungi,, IEO3, a payment on ac-
coant of said Prize, on board the Dragon, at Portsmouth, on
Friday ; or at No, 15, Throgmorton-street, the first and third
Wednesday of every month, for three years
The recalls of the payment of ,His Majesty's gracious Do.
nation lo the Ships concerned in the detention of the Dutch
Ships. at Plymouth, in January,, 17s, is extended to the
Ist of December next, to be paid,' as usual, at the Castle
Tavern, King-street, Cheapaide, on the. first „Thursday in
every month; after which period the payMents will wholly
cease.
London, England, 1805-02-13

CEYLON, JULY 4.

'lnc American Ship Hazard, Capt..BURRILL
arrived here the zd instant, left the Isle of France.
on the t zth of June, when the .following Ships of
war were lying there—La Marengo, of 80, . guns,
fitting : La Belle Pcule, of 4.4.gutis, and Andante,
of 38 guns, were repairing as fast as possible-;
La Semillante, of guns, and Dicaen Corvette,
were in .very'had condition, and is would take much
time to put them in a state for sea ; La Ptycht, of
36, .and. La Diligenc:e, of 'iB. guns.
Two Vessels had arrived from France, one Cut.
ter, mounting 18 carronades, intended for a Pd.
vateer, commanded by SouttcoFF ; the other, a
Privateer., mounting '22 gutl,, which lett Bourdeaux
the' middle of March.

ACcounts had been received from France, of the
conspiracy of PICHEGRU, &C. Which had caused a
great sensation throughout the Island.
- 'Admiral Lariots had pressed every seaman he
could 'possibly. get hold of ; they were extremely
scarce, and it is imagined, in cOnseqUence, but few
Privateers could be fitted out. All the English
soviets had been,sent into the interior of the cop'.
try, but treated with attentionn and humanity.'
English prisoners at the Isle Of France :

Captain and Mrs., Moffatt, of the Malay Regiment ; Cap-
tains Matthews and Loane ; Captain and Mrs: llcnry, 1901
Light Dragoons ; •Captain Dansy, 65th Regiment, taken in
the AdMiral Aplin Captain Filtideri, of the Royal Navy ,•
Major Shephard, qadrati Eitabiishment ; Ur Robinson and
Mr. Winch •, Captain Browne arrived at the Tale of. France
before the Declaration of War.

Provisions of all kinds mere in,grept Annlance,
cash in pleniy, and no paper currency in circulation.

Frem-the LONDON G .4ZETTIi, Fob. 12, 1 f,35

RANKRUeTS.

George Parrow, of Hanticirth, county of CheAr,r, S wailer!
Thomas Woodcock, of Appleton in the Moors, LeAstAngllarn,

.
• Yorkshire. corn-merchant.
Graham Wilkinson, late of Georg.. street, I-lanover-square
Middlesex, money-schyener,
George Byrne, of Execr-Street, St. Luke, Chelsea, Middle.
sex, hat, maker.
London, England, 1805-02-13

CORN 'EXCHANGE,. Ten.,l 3..

, .
Tait fresh arrivals of SSheat for this morning's
market are large, and sales of fine quality are lull
ss. per quarter lower, and inferior. at a further teduc;
tion, wane old potzic at about a Iv.. ; Barley in
immense supply, as. and 31. cheaper ; Malt likewise;
Pease and Beans, of both sorts, likewise cheaper ;
we have full 'supplies of
,Oats, mostly .from the
North, and at a further redation.; nosif has little
sale, from the late plenty, and, 6s: per , sack. bas
than last week.
Wheat Ros a 948 a toss od Beans - 46$ at sas od
Fine ditto. .. 106$ a. 110 od Tick Beans 4ts a 46s od
into,, ,- _ . s3s 4 s6s ad Oats 27s a 3os a 32i ad
Barley .. ' . 42$ a 47$ od t'olanst do. - 341 a 335 oCt
Malt ' . . 16s a s2s oCt Katie Seed . - 431 a 471
White Pe4v.e - 4gs a s3s od Fine Flour . - g4s a ggs 'O4
(key ditto . 435 a 475 od '',eponds - - 785.a.84s od

Til 'THEATIRS.—A new Afterpiece washrought
forward last night at Dtury.lane Theatre, under
the title of The Lay of the Rock. It is chiefly
r(commendeci by good scenery'; but the story is by
no means devoid of interest. It was nut very
well received, hut with a fov alterations it will
probably become an arousing novelty. A new
Afterpiece was also represented for the ilist time
at Covent.prden Theatre last night.—lts title it
Too Move Cooks, and it is ascribed to Mr., Kt 24 NA' I
Author of liaising the Wind. There was no pro-
minent dramatic merit in ir, and it experienced
much opposition. The efforts of the Pertormers
are likrly, however, to bring it into favour.
London, England, 1805-02-13

NAV/IL NEWS.

Fr. a. t i.--Cdme in the Spanish
Ship; Mary ;bin, from the River de la Plata, de-
tained by the Polyphemus M Ifs of War ; Maria
Ann, from Sr. Sebastian, detained by'the Diamond
Frigate; Chamell Sloop, from a cruize ; Colpoys
Stoop, and bolus Frigate, from ditto.
Sailed the St. George Man of War on a cruize
Topaz* and Thisbe Ftigates, ditto ; liaabeb, KIM D.
SUN, for Fowey ; and Neptune, THomr4oN, for
Carthagena. `.

Po IMMOU TN, FEB. 12.--Arrived the Berretta
SlOop of Weir, and.Rellona Armed Ships,
Venus Privateer;-Mary,• Ajax, and Alexander Trans.
ports, and a lare'Fleet.of outward-bound Vess4,
from the Downs.

Theoutward.boun4 West India Fleet have made

every prer:araLion to sail rp.morrow morning.

DEAL, FEU. I 2.--SAile4 His Majesty's Ship
Immortalite, Railleur Sloop, Fury Bomb,- Bru;zer,
Romer, Pinelier, Wrangler, and Manly, Gun-brigs,
for their stations off Boulogne ; the Alonzo Sloop,
for Part3mouth; and Gaigo, for the Nate. •
In the Dnwns—Ships as per last.
London, England, 1805-06-24

MO NDA Y, JUNE 24, 1835.

IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
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This Office grants Policies for short periods, and allows -
Discount on all Premiums and Duty paid for more than one
year. '
The Terms of the Office are in all cases as moderate as
,those of any similar institution ; and Liberality, with Promp-
titude, will be found in the adjustment and payment of Losses.
Farming Stock is
sinsuica at is. 6rl. per cent. and Losses
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this Company made good.' •
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This Day was
THE NEW PROPEIITY TAX ; with the Tables
calculated agreeable to the recent A ts-r :tion in the Doty; %1
likewise Pleasure Horses, Legacy,- Salt, 1. cke and Custom
Duties, with other 'Aas of Import:Apo:, ate coot tined in a
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CrJ,run-Office, Ap►il27, ass.

IdtWISERI RE rukNED TO' Sltltyß IN Tlll3 PRIIIIINT
BOROURIt OF GATTON—Wm. Garrow, .Esq, Barrister Lt.
Law, in the roont.of Philip Dundas, Esq. who; since his
eleEtion for the said Borough, bath accepted the Office of
Steward of His Majesty's Mauor of East Hundred, in the
County of Berks.
Bo sou GH OF LTON--Henry Grattan, Esq. in the room
of the lion. Charles Laurence Dundas, who, since his
EleEtion for the said Borough, 11401 accepted the Office of.
Bailitror Steward or liis Majesty's TWO Chiltern Hun-
dreds of Stoke, Disborough, and Bonenhain, in the Coun-
ty of Buckingham.
London, England, 1805-04-20

ivArAL NEH/S.

••
rORtSMOUTII, APRIL 19.---ThiS mulning the
Queen, Rear-Admiral giCrtront, and the Dragon,
with about so Sail•otTransports, baying on board
about soon Troops, comprising the Expedition for
the Mediterranean,got under weigh,and the whole of
them succeeded in getting round the Ledge ; but in
consequence of the wind
,veering to the Westward,
they were obliged to return, and arc come to an
anchor at St. Helen's.

The Convoy for the West 'lndies are ready to
sail the first fair wind.

Ari veil His MaimVs Ship Carter, Rear Admiral
Sir J.. T. DUCKWORTH, Captain 13. DuNN,4roirt
Jamaica ; His Majebty's ',Shin Mars, Elmstriams,
and Minotaur, from the. Channel Fleet; Me' :sever,
S!-lARP. and litverrtaNe, ---, from Stinderland ;
and from London.
Sailed. the Mat)), ATKINSON, for Sunderland.
London, England, 1805-04-27

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near St. Eve's Deal;
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011.0.1.0010
Copy of II Letter from Sir HOMIt POTIMPAII, Ks M.
to WILLIAM Mmtspett, Esq. Secretary of the
Admiralty ; dated 6.h March, 'So+. ,
I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of
your Letter of the 4th instant, acqoairitinkme that
the Reports which have been made to their Lord.
ships from the Commissioners of the Navy and
Vittualling, on the sutra of the Expenditure,
Purchnses, end on,,
of Stores and Provisions for
the Ships late under my orders in the East Indies
rand the necount of sales of such articles as were
sent on shore to Mr. Louis, (beint of the most ex.
traortlinery complexion) their Lordships have
deemed it expedient to lay the whole before the
Coinraissioners of lequiry into Navel Abuses, &c.
In answsr to which, I cannot help expressing my
eurprise, that rheir Lordshipe should have decided
so refer an ex tart, statement of the Navy Board to
the Commissioners for Inquiry into Naval Abuses,*
who cannot, from the nature of their Institution,
take into consideration the circumstances under
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solute services I rendered my Country,_ dating the
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tend the Commissioners of the Navy, for the pur.
soces of exylaining any circumsvinces which, when
led into a reference, might occa.ion considerable
tielay.
I hold my concluft totally independent and equal.
ly uncormened with the tranatiorts of Mr. Louis,
the Naval Officer at Calcutta, appointed by Ad.
wird Rainier, and who, by his order, of the Bth
of Au ,teat, t 8,.) 1, already submitted to the Corn.
11,1,biOttcrs oldie Navy, dire6lecl me to apply to Mr.
Lodi, f such Stoics as I deemed necessary for His
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Ijitlet thr.sr Otcumstances, I beg leave to request,

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On Sunday the 210 inst. at Midgham-Houte, 'in Berk:.
shirr, after a long and painful illness, Mrs, Poyntz, wife of
Voyntz Esq. '
(In T yesday die 23d inst. in .Margaret,street, Cavendish-
squarr, Mr. john Hunt, of Birrriingham.
00 the 2.ith inst. at
.Chester, Captain. S. C. bee, of the
3 ist Foot,. Brigade Major in that District.
'The'saine day, Mr. Edward Orines, of- the Master At-
tendants' ,Office, East-India House, aged 67, nearly forty
years' in the Service of the Honourable Com pally':

S TUC .

RbAY.
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South Sca Stock,
Exclumucrißills, xs, dis. is,
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.11111'ER1,41, PA I.IMENT.

11OVSE'OP PEERS.

. .
$ pKIDAY, Arkti, z 6.
MR. EltSlittnit W•b heard 41 continuation for the Respon.
dent, in the Appeal Wane v. the Earl of Cassilis.
The Earl of so ir roLx. toi6 to submit to their Lordships a
the nature of which he had already explained to the
Noble Secretary of State. He meant to move for an Account
of the Bills drawn from the West Indies on the Treasury,
betwren the years t7B and 15a3 ; and he declared that it
was-his intention to found this Account a charge of public
delinquency against the Treasury, He moved, ' That there
be laid before the House an Account of the Bills 'drawn in the
West Indies upon the Treasury, from the 15t December, f 798,
to the tst of December, Igoe, diStinguishing the' amount of
iach Bill, the' date when drawn, time of payment,
Lord HAW tits ISLI Y should not resist this Motion, though
it had freiluently happened that Papers were called for with.
out the Mover appearing to have any other °hied in view thatt
that of gratifying an idle! curiosity. This pradice had
often occasioned much inconveniense, and greatly retarded
Public Business in the different Offices of Government. He
was therefore of opinion, that the House ought to refuse to
call for Papers, when no distind Parliamentary ground was.
stated for producing them.
The Earl of Se tri•oLK could not help .noticing a word
which, had Mien fronl the NOble Secretary of, State. The
term Ilk surely could not be meant to apply to his Motion,
'which, so far from deserving that epithet, was of very great
importance, as his objet was to found upon it a charge of
vublic delinquency against the TreasUry.
Lord HA wttESUURY said, diet certainly he did not mean
to apply that term to the Noble Earl's Motion, as he was
prepared to give his assent to it.— The Account was Ordered.
On the Motion of Lose C HANCILLLOK, a Committee
was appeintod (to sit on Tuesday next) •to inquire into the
state of Appeals and Writs of Error before the House.
Adjourned to Monday.
London, England, 1805-04-18

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EAST INDIES:

11XtItACT OP A illtrltit FROM BOMBAY, NO'. 24.
" It was supposed tht HAl:A:it's success against
MoNsoN would have emboldened him to risk A ge.
neral adtion ; but military men here seem to, give
him credit for possessing a great deal too wis.
dom and experience to expose himself to sue:: certain
ruin, but for having, in the present in:A:lnce, out.
witted the General, by drawing him u> so far as.
Delhi after him, to facilitate the m.v.'ment he is
said to intend, of visiting the rich Provincts of
Oude and Benares. He, however, failed in the
attempt he made on Delhi, before which place he
was for seven days cannonading is ; but on the ap.
proach of General LAKE, he gave up the plan, and
attacked LAttes baggage, where 11c lost 2000 of
his horse.

" The faith of our Allies, particularly that of
Sc INDIA, cannot be much calculaled on; certainly
no longer than the tide of success runs in .m 1 favour.
Colonel MURRAY has moved from Ougene ; but
where he is at present' is not known, It is vcry
generally believed, however, that he is to join Ge.
neral LAKE, and that there is a great, chance of his
falling in with. HOLKAR before the itt,
ieth,„ ; he has
not any revlat cavalry, 'WALLACE'S detachment
has taken Galna."
London, England, 1805-04-18

AMERICA,

mow.yoßt, mARCH 4.—Letters from Cape
Francois, of the I Oh Uit. tcccived at Philadelphia,
by the Lovely Lucy, 'state, that business had been
very languid there. The place continued perfectly
tranquil: Au expediti.,n against the City of St.
Domingo., consisting of 15,000 Troops, was pre-
paring, and it
,was e4eCiod would march about the
101. Toese letters also state,' that the French
i'rivaeers mboonded in the Bite, and that one a
them heA the audacity to row into Gonaives, daring
the night, and would have succeeded in cutting
out several valuable vessels, but for a. timely dis.
covery and repulse.
MARCH s.—Yesterday being the day appointed
for the inauguration of the President and Vice-Pre.
silent of the United States, at- the Seat of Govern..
meet, the bells of this City were rung. The Re.
venue Cutter, and Frigate John Adqmi, fired -a
National Salute, and all the vessels in the harbour
displayed their colours. The Spanish Government
at the Uavannah have granted permission for the
Importation of provisions in foreign veasels.—Re_
solutions in approbation of the gallant conduit of
Commodore PREBLR and his crew before Tripoli
have passed the Senate of the United States.

..'w„•••

Tire Tl 4 RAT& .—Another disturbance happened
last night at Covent. Garden Theatre, in conse.
(pence of the absence of CooxE, who was to have
performed Povrine, in the Comedy of John
but who did not attend, and could not ba found.--
KaMltr.R came forward, and made a liberal excuse
for Comic, conceiving that some untoward acci.
dent had detained him. At length, after a scene of
turbulence and confusion, BRUNTON was suffered to
read the parr, and the Comedy went.off tolerably
well. We have a respedi fur the talents of Coox a,
and understand that, except in moments of revelry,
he conduits himself very propetly in private life ; but
his frequent a6ls of negligence in professional duty
deserve severe reprobation, and are calculated
wholly to exhaust the patient toleration of the
Public.

Mrs. LiTeunt a LI) has been complimented in some
of the Public Prints on her performance of Nit-woods
00 Monday last, when, instead of being wickedly
employed in ensnaring Credulity into ruin, she was
patriotically contributing Poi° Citizens to the State,
or Prue BarrYs to the Stage.
On the zd of May the Bawtry Volunteer Wan.
try march to Doncaster to be on permanent duty
for z t days.
The enjoyment of sunshine was a predominant
wish of Dioctitas; but modern Philoophers are
more wisely anxious to obtain the sunshine of For-
tune. The reason is obvious—they know that the
latter will beam bright even on the most gloomy
months of the year. Now; it opportunely happens,
that the next month--the all-genial month of sifa,y,
will not only abound with natural sunshine, but
with the sunshine of Fortune into the bargain. The
splendid Luminary of the approaching Grand Lot_
tery is in full proof. Many advtnturers will bask
in its cheering rays—in a sunshine, in short, that
can suddenly bring Fortune's Votaries out of them-
rity, and make them Wine in the sphere of the
Vt'calthy,
London, England, 1805-04-18

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STATUTE LAW, ...,
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A CONTINUA rION cat the DIGEST of the
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EQUITY DIGEST.

This Day was published. in Two large Royal Why° Vo.
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arranged in Alphabetical Order, so as disthlaly to StlCtv the
various Points therein adjudged, from the earliest Period to.
the present Time, upon a Plan unattempred by any other
Digest now in. Print; including twelve more Reporters than.
any pres&t Abridgment of Equity Cases.
By RICHARD WHALLEY .13R1DG VI AN, Esq.
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and Indexes hithetto published, are not tendered sufficiently
useful by reason thit the subject matter of them is not sxs-
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with 349 Subli Visions of those Sections,: 85 t General Refer,
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each Placitum comprehending, in many instances, the mate..
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DUBLIN, JAN. 26.

contest between the Parish Priest cf Enni.
ekiilen and his congregation, relative to building a
Roman Cath'ilic Chapel, is likely to he attended
with disagreeable consequences. On Sunday se'n.
night the officiating Priest or Curate forced frOm
the altar, and dragged towards the• door of the
Chapel, on! of his flock, for no other reason th;►n
th it he refused to subscribe to the new Chap/. The
injured man has had recourse to the laWs of his coon.
try for redress: the Priest has been tried at the ouar.
ter Sessions, before a most reipeftable Bench of
Magistrates; has been found guilty, and sentenced
to one month's imprisonment, and a fine of fol.
He attempted to put off his trial, which th Bench
had consented to; but on his threatening the Prose.
tutor, with a clenched fiit,not to approach the Kiss.
house again, they immediately ordered the trial to
go on.

On Saturday last, about one o'clock, in a violent
gale of wind from S. W. with a high tide, a sand.
lighter sunk neatly opposite Mr. W. 11.r.rc tit s'a
ship.yard, Belfast. Three men were on board, and
had nearly perished; but fortunately two ba,ds put
off from the quay, and one from Mr. RITCHIt'S
duck, who happily picked up the men.

BUCKINGHAWHIRE AND DR, SUTTON.--
We wish to ask the Morning Chronicler two Ques.
lions : Does he mean to adhere to his Statetnents re.
ripening Lord B. ?—And, D.}ts he intend to prove,
by the Letter said to have been addressed to the
KING by Mr. PITT, respecting the Archhishop-
rick, or otherwise,that Lord St DMOUTtr, or his in.
tercets, interfered in the disposal .uf the Mitre to
Dr. SUTTONI He will consider well before he
answers.

Tuumm FoLay, RA. eldest tkon of the
,Hon,
ANDREW FOLEY, and Cousin to Lord.Fot.Y, is
eletteil Meinher 14 Dtnitivich, in Worcestershire,
in the town of Sit EDW/40 WINNINGTON, de.
ceased.

The lion. Mr. I`,"avtt.►,s, eldest son of Lord
13RAYBROOKEs is Cle4ted Member fur Thirsk, in
Yorkshire, in the room of Sir GRICC)RV PAGE
TURNEit, deceased.

tiothiy the GEORQP. AIIttRCROMAY WSS
tlnamitnottsly eleeteil Representative l'Arli,ortient
for Edinborgh, in the room of the Right fiqnouraWe
CIIARI.VS HOU, DOW I,orti justice Clerk.

Yesterday se'n lig t a meeting took place, pb
nine o'elpck, between Captain attended by
anti Captain by I.4ietiretiasit
P- (Officers of the 24 Weal York ltegitnent of
Militia), in a field atij,inSng the Bine N use's, near
Sunderland Barracks, The.parties exchnite‘t ahoti,
without erfe4, when the Sccoutts tottrteted, And a
reconciliation tock place. The cause of the dispute.
We are unactivaitited with, but report, says the
meeting was in consequence of some warn! lansunge
•
the Isirlit before, • ,
iited on the qui 1(141. at vortsmoutn, alto* 4
Mrs. M.4911,44AttA, w lie ot-Mr.
MACNAIvt4RA, Of `that place, most sincerely re.
4FettO by all who knew here
London, England, 1805-01-31

POLITICAL PARTIES.

We are accused, by some of our Cotemporalies
with endeavouring to sow the seeds of jealousy and
Discuntent where. it is the general Wish that har-
mony and good understanding should prevail. We
have made nee such attempt ; and there are none
who would deprecate such a proceeding more than
oueselves. If, in the discussion of any public ques.
tion, we have marked a preference for the conduit of
any set of men, we have stated our reasons upon
which that preference was founded, as arising out op
the question itself—but it never can be our desire
to disturb private feelings, and, above all things,
we wish not to weaken a union cemented upon the
best private motives, and with which the public
interest is essentially connected. If it had been
our object to excite jealousy—,to draw . a line, on
general questions of politics, between the present
and the former Administration—between Mr. PITT
and Lord Stomotmtprovocations to that circlet
have not been wanting. It has not been confined
to the Opposition Papers (for purposes too obvious)
to represent the latter as the sole and efdent Mini.
:ter; hints to the same purport have been repeated.
ly thrown out by those Journalists who call them.
selves in hit interest, and who. foolishly think they
court him by such conduit. Lord Stotstourit, we
are sure, has no wish to encourage such represents.
tions ; but, under such circumstances, it cannot
create surprise that some of the friends of the former
are ready, even with intemperate zeal, to enter the
lists. •

We are not aware that any question is likely to
arise on which it can be necessary to canvass sepa.
rattly the public conduft of these, Statesmen. We
know that their views in general are direned to
the same important objells ; and certainly no pri'vate
considerations, nor, any such provocations as those
to which we have alluded, will induce us to enter
into any such discussion.
We sincerely trust that the reconciliation of Mr.
PITT and Lord 5113M01./TH, founded upon ►he prin-
ciples we have stated, may lead to a good under.

standing between all the friends of either--thy,

every jealousy may subside—that though there are
torvo Parties in Ojspositia►s, there mly be but Ole
Parry in Government, and that that Party, firmly
constilidated and united, may uphold the Honour and
Interesta.of the Nation against the efforts of Ftc.
tion, and may finally extricate us from all the
cultic! of the present crisis !
London, England, 1805-12-25

GARRISONS.

•
Majiir General Sir Geo'rge Prevost, Bart. to be Lieutenant
Governor of Portsmouth, vice Major General. the Hon.
John Hope.
The Reverend Thomas, ‘Villiarns to be Chaplain to the Gar-
rison of Landguard tort, vice Brown, resigned,
MUSTER MASTER GENERkLes DEPARTMENT.
John Tekell, Esq. to be. Deputy Commissary General of
Musters, vice Agar, deceased:
BARRACKS,
Gavin Ralston, Gent. to be a Barrack Master in Great Bri-
tain, vice Mackay, resigned.

MEMORANDUM,

,
The Appointment of Lieutenant George Nottrain Andrews
from the 55th Foot, to be Captain of a Company in the s3cl
Regiment of Foot, a stated in the Gazette of the 3oth fitly
last, liar. nut taken place.
The-A ppointment of Ensign john August Dietricksen to
be Lieutenant,. in the both Regiment of roots by {cur.
erase, as stated in the Gazette of the 24th September last,
40-not Utkeni,}lacr.
&wiltut} Joseph Reid, of the gs th Regiment of
Foot, ia superaedi.td, being absent without teave.

Comm/stir:ft: in i 6 King's own Staffordshire Regiment of Mi-
litia, sigard ly the Loa Lieutenant,

Lord Viscount Lewisham to be Major. Dated Offiber 25,
18,5. Geo. Whitby, Esq. to be:Captain. Dated Sept.
to, 1805.. Robat Wilmot, Esq. to beditto. Dated Sept.
It, tBas. Adjutant Vatruce to be Captain, by Brevet.
Dated oct. zs, 18,5. . Charles Wilkinson, Gent. to be
Lieutenant. Dated August ;1, 1805. William Whyley,
Gent. to be ditto. -Dated as above. Wm. Fowler, Gent,
to be ditto. Dated as above. Rich. Valance, Gent, to
be Ensign. [Hued tune 28, 18os. Henry Kingstone,
Gent. to be ditto. Dated Aug. 11, titas. George Hor—
ton, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Oct. 25, tilos.
Cornmhtion hi the Loyal Anglesea Volunteers, tired by its
_ Lord Lieittertartt..
_ _ _

John Edwards, Cent. to be Ensign. Dated August 8, aos.
Cronnthsion in the 34 Battalion of Dorsetshire Volunteers,
signed the Lord Lieutenant.
Ensign Fisher to be Lieutenant,• vice Chisholme, resigned.
Dated Dec. 8, 1805,.
Commiisioits signed by Lord Telgnntouth, Flee-Lieutenant of the
County of Surrey. •
Royal Roebampton, Putney, and Illetrilike rolunteers.
Ensign Payne to be Lieutenant, vice Prior, resigned. Dated
December s, tBos. joi) Louis Gob:tumid, Gent, to be
Ensign, vice Lindy, deceased. Dated as above.