The Sun.
London, England, 1805-04-12 00:00:00

fOHN WILKES.

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are. At the sitne place may be had every Article for the
completely Furniihing Houses. N. B. For Exportation.

GOSPORT.
• , FOR PUBLIC SAL-F., . .
At the Dolpttin Inn, on Thursday , the astkof April, tSos,,
at Nine o'Clock: in the Forenoon. -1,
NE Thousand and Tweni y.t wo Seams of GUA.
TIM ALF INDIGO, Thirty-three (ars BALSAM
P . U, and other Good,, being the entire Cargo of the
9t.
Spanish Ship Elmctis, captured on .her voyage from Havan.
nab to Cadiz by His Majesty's Ship Tribune, R. H. A. I;en- 0
nett, Esq. Captain.
Samples of the Indigo will he shevvn a Week previous to
the Day of Sale, and Coale...nes had on application to Messrs.
Sr. Barbe, Green, and hignell's,h London.; and at the Count.
ing- house of

AIA'rTHIAS
B,oker, Coeport.

ODSPOR
FOR PUBLIC •SAI,E,
At the Dolphin Inn, on Friday the 26th of April, at Nine
o'Clock in the Forenoon,
ffiliE follow tog GOODS, viz. Twrlve Ttoutand
BUENOS AYRES HIDES, One Hundred Bales
TALLOW, and other Goods, being the Cargo Oldie Spanish
Ship Amphitrite, captured ember voyage from Montevideo to
Cadiz and Barcelona by l Majesty's. Ship Tribune, R. H.
A. Bennett, Esq. Captain.
For Catalogues, and a view of the Hides and Tallow, ap.,
ply two days pr,:viuus to the Sale, to
MATTiIIAS MARCH, bu,t, Ilroker.

GosponT.
FOR PUBLIC SALE,
At the Dolphin Inn, on Friday the. 16th April, at Nine
o'Clock in the Forenoon,
TE E POLLOWING GOODS, viz.
For EXPORTATION,
Four Hundred and Forty Small Casks of rich MALAGA
•• • WHITE WINE,
Being Part of the Cargo landed from the Spanish Brig La
Matilde, detained on her voyage from M,ilaga to iiittbden by
His Majoty's Ship La Decade, W. G. Rutherford,
Captain, and regularly ciandennied in the High Court of Ad-
miralty.

For Catalogues, and .viewing the \Vine two days before the
Sale, apply to

Cosport,_ Apiil 4, Bas.

MATTHIAS mAßqii, fan.
Broker.
. _

GOSPORT.

FOR PUBLIC SALE,
At the Dolphin Inn, on Friday the afith April, at Nine
o'Cloek in the Forenoon,
T LIE FOLLOWING •GOODS, viz.
For HOME COW,NMPTION,
16S Bags Spanish Wool, 9463 Ox Horns, •
21 Scrolls Initigo, 3t, con Horn Plates,
16 Bales Sar;aparrilla, 18,800 ON Bones.
t Case Storax,_ •
fUr EXPO,RTATI
?ei Barrels enfl'er, . • . 2 Barrels Wine.
Being Part of the Carg9 landed from the Danish Ship Staftt
copennagen, detained on her voyage. from CailiA to Lttibilert •••
by His Majesty's Ship' Pluto,. Iticharil lariverin, Esti. Con;
mintier, -and regularly condemned in toe high Court of Ad-
miralty,
For Catalogues, and,viev.ing the Cods two ilayS prior to
the Sale, apply to
Gosport, April 4,

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HOUSE OF PEERS.

THURSDAY, A?Rif, U.
Tis LORD CHANOELLOK, Lord iliolvitessuitY,
and Lord WiasINGEIAM, at in their Robes, as His
Majesty's Commissioners, and declared the 110)3/al
Assent to the Irish Militia Bill, the Irish Spirits
Permit Bill, the Bread Assize, and Bowytt's Lot.
eery Bill, and to seven private Bills.
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peal Cause, Cathcart, Bart. v. the Earl of Cassilis,
was, on the Motion of the LORD CitAtlctta.ott,
adjourned till Friday, the 26th instant.
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ly after the Recess he should ITIOVO to appoint par.
ticular days for the delivery of Judgment upon such
causes as stood over for ultimate decision.
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warded in their respeEtive stages.—Adjourned till
the as th inst.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

THURSDAY, 'trim IT.

The SPIAKEtt came down to the House before
three o'clock, and alter attending in the House of
Peers, pursuant to a Summons by the Black Rod,
on his return, informed the House that the Royal
Assent had been given by Commission to the Irish
Militia Volunteer bill, the Irish Spirit Permit Bill,
the London Bread Assize Bill, liowyr's Lottery
Bill, and several private Bills.
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when he would he pleased to receive the Address
of the House, and that His Majesty had been gra-
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be waited on therewith.
- - - -

A new Writ was ordered for the Borough of Mal.
ton, in the room of the lion. CHAR LEE LAW It aNc
DUNDAS, who, since his Eledion, had accepted the
Stewardship of His Majesty's Chiltern Hundreds.
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its rising do adjourn to this day furtnight.—Or.
tiered.

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were then reported, ordered to be printed as amend.
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