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NEW MUSIC.

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FINANCIAL. PROPOSITIONS:

111r.J0HNSTON,E moved the Order of the Day
for resuming the Debate on the Resolutions 'of Fi-
nanCe.

JOHN3TONE then moved one of his Resolu-
tions, alter a brief statement : that the Right Uon
Gentleman opposite agreed in tno3t of his Resolu-
tions.

77w CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER ob-
served, that he had no objealon to agree to many of
the Hon. Gentleman's Resolutions in preciSely the
same words, and that others of them he proposed to
alter the form of.

The Resolutions were Men severally put, and such
of the original ones as were to be altered, were gat
rid of by the previous question, and those proposed
by the Chancellor of the Exchequer agreed ,to in
their stead.,—Adjourned. '

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SOLENT QUIS DICIER& FALSUM AUDEAI'
London, England, 1805-07-12

EARL ST. VINCENT.

Mr. KINNAIRD, in the ahsence. of the lton.
Admiral, moved, " That there he laid before th
House an Account spewing the number of Ship:
wrightS and Apprentices employed in His Majesty'A
Dock-yards on the 17th of May, 1804," together
with several other Papers, with a view to the dis-
cuision on Mr. Jetiery s Motion. IVhich,were seve-
rally ordered.. . •
•
London, England, 1805-07-12

in the arailons task that had been intrusted to them,

and under peculiar difficulties. From the calumnies
that were thrown out-against thena in thel-leuse,
and perhaps but of it, it was impossible'for them to
carry on the business for which they had been ap-
pointed. They had discharged- their duty under-the
Bill in the investigation of truth, and he took the
opportunity of saying, that it. was impossible for
them to go on. He hoped the House would find;
before next Session of Parliament, persons more ca-
pable of doing the business ; Ja was sure they could
not find any that would do it with more zeal. •
The SECRETARY at . WAR wished to know who
ever doubted the zeal of the Hon. Gentlemen ? The
question now was, whether, when serious charges
were preferred against the Commissioners of the
Navy, they should be allowed to give in their an-.
ewer to such charges ? -
Mr. JOHNSTONE Would not objea to the. Ma-
tion, provided the Memorial Was not to be. 'consi-
dered as an answer. to the Report,.being only asser-
tions, without the sanction of an oath.
The ATTORNEY-GELVERAL thought the Me,
modal could not be considered in any other light
than as an Answer to the Report. The House could
not know on what grounds the Coramissioners of
Naval InqUiry could not, as stated by the Hon;
Baronet, proceed with the business of their In-
quiry. It was competent •to ' any Hon.., Member
to trove, that any of the Reports be taken into con
sideration.
..
Mr. JOHNSTONE and Mr. CAsmtsra made .a fov .
observations, *hen the Motion was agreed to:
London, England, 1805-07-12

who tbourght his character was at all implicated' in 1
its contents. The Noble Perkin then' present. (Lord
Fingal) and the Titular Brshop of Cloy ne, had more
apparent ground of complaint. It was I.lot less (.A..
traordinary, that 014 Mlion OS brought; before a
Jury Aliddlesex, instead of .beii,* committed to
those who iclininister in the county where the Plain-
tiff resided. In order to giv( a degree of intportance
to the cause which did not belong to it, Lords Sid-".
mouth; Camden Westmorland, and Castlereagh,
were all requiredto attend on the part of the Plain-
tiff; but their authority, it:Seemed,: could be of no
use to him ; and after making their bow to his Lord-
ship on their entrance; and listening to a polite apo-
logy from his Learned Friend; they repeated their
bow and retired'. This acquisition, to dignify the
proceedings, was not made without. some trouble
and ceremony. A:;series of applications was made
oto• these Noble Persons, and they were strictly en-
joined to be present in Court at nine o'clock, lest by
the indulgence,of their ordinary repose, they should
be too Late to sanCtion the pretensions of this Plain-
tiff. Bat it was not enough that these, Peers should -
advance before the curtain his Learned Friend
lamented pathetically the absence of 'Lord
IWdes
dale and the Earl of Chichester ; and there was a
sort of Phantasmagoria display of
.portraits, which
in no way contributed to the testimony in the cause.'
GA,nn„w concluded with observing, that the
fey/ lines in the Pamphlet to, which the evidence ap-
plied, were only employed, in ' the way of, general
discussion, and that )he Defendant had no know-
ledge of the Plaintiff, and laid not the least design to
injure his charaCter., This cause bad been postponed
on account of the absence of the Earl of Fingal ; and
it was quite apparent that the real intention was, not
to vindicate the
.cliaraCter of the Plaintiff, but to give
the„authority of the. verdia of. an English Jury to a
Roman Catuolie question, which, by an . unlucky
ae,:ident, was decided in the House of Commons
beibre this Cause could be determined.
. Lord ELLESIMROUGH having ~ slimmed up the
evidence, the Jury bunt---A Verdiel jor the Plain-
till, :JO/.
Mr. ERSIMIE immediately said, that the Plaintiff's
only obje4.;,tAvas vindicition of his chardaer, that
objea haLl been Obtained, and therefore he was.
anthorised to remit the damages.
Lord ELoqinoaoctin observed, that the Plain-
tiff's eimditat had been very honourable. •
London, England, 1805-05-29

THE 'NAVY,

The, Earl of SUFFOLK again called the atten.
)n of the House to the Nl.)tton which he formerly
made, for the produetion of Papers relative to Bills
drawn from the West Indies, 'and concluded by
making another Motion for an Account of such
Bills of moo,. ar►El upward';,. from the ISt of jilt.
htlary, 1799, to tht Ist of January, tilot.
The MUtiOil .V,ls then agreed to.
London, England, 1805-05-29

CLErRICENWELL SESSIONS, MAY 23,

Yairter Davis
,and' Peter Arm:lw: were indi(led
;tic Ricliartl Amish. At the last Se s.
shin, at the Ohl 'Bailey. the present Prosecutor was
intlided .ft.tr robbing the Defendant, Armstrong, of
some trank.notes, and was acquitted.
it this day appeared that the.Ptosecutor was a
barge-builde.r, and lodged in the house of the De.
findant,'Diiris, a publican at Limehouse. On the
gth of September last, vvlittis he came home, at
elev'erro'clock at night, he found severttl men drink.
the parlour, and some of them playing ctrds.
After sitting' with them for Borne time, he offered to
takty a hand ; on •which the Defendant Davis said,
he did not know how to play. This he denied; and
Darn challenged.hirri to play a rubber for zl. The
motley was placed
/the hands of one. of the vim.
Vanf, and'aivii Wonn the first game, but having the
4brsiof the second, lie called out diamonds were
they.were not.. This pro.
Vueill'i'quarril, and the Prosecutor proposed. to .
drift/ s'qkesk:,alletlging' they Were nearly equal, as
he :was On the polot of Winning tbessecond'game:
On hits demanding his 21. the person into whose
hand he gave it, denied having it, and .the Prosecu.
fete accesed•.almost 'every one in the.-roorn with
taking has motley. The •Defendant Armstrong'
took some notes dut of his pocket, ane said he had
mine ,but thoie, which were-not: his. Prosecutor
immediately seized.,thern, and.. said he would keep
_the got his_own.. On:which the limo Dc.
to Wants set upon..him, and heat so ..violently,
. that he kept Nisbet fur 'three or four day% after.

.The. Defendants made no defence, anti the Jury
found them Gritlty.
,The Court sentenced them to pay a fine. of
each.to the King«
licury 31,1 Samuel Aut by were indieled for an as.
sault un,WilliAm Willis.
London, England, 1805-05-29

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-NIONEy.

- -
To the Captains, Officers, and Crews of liis Majesty's
Ships A lextuider, Terpsichore,
,La Bonne Citoyenne, :tad In-
cendiary, for the Capture of the Ragusoc Palace 4 La Ma-
donna della Gr.stia c San Gaetano, the 18th of Oaoher, t 798.
in company with tier Most Faithful Majesty's Ithips Prin.
cape Reale, La Ruytiatk: Portugal, Alfonso di Aibuquesque,
and Ilergarnins Corvette, at No. t 3, fiarnard's Inn, Holborn,
to, Panic. to-morrow ;tinniest, and to _A ttOritiCS uoi Thurs-
day the of jun. ;or every Tuesday, and Thursiar atter-
wards.

•
To the Commander, Officers, and hip's CompThyof His
Majesty's Ship UnitO, for, the Capture of the Vricodactup,
the itb February, tSoo at Messrs. Atkins's Office; %Vat,.
brook, un Thursday, the zoth of lune or every Thursday
anti.Saturtiay afterwards.
To the °Ricers and Company of His MajCsty's Ship
vEgyptionne, or the Capture or El Dichoeo, the 13th Fe-
bruarn 1805, an board, at Portstnourh, tomorrow ; or every
Wedneaday and TiltirSday afterwards, at No, g, New BMW-
4t;ttt.

'On Wednesday night arrived at Liverpool the
brig fetion, from Bourdeaux, tviund to New. Or.'
ieans, detained by the famonby Privateer, of Liver.
pool, tm the 9th inst. who also detained on the loth
Inst. a Danivh brig, from AmstardJrn for Cadiz,
with grain, who parted with the Falcot on the
ith. The Pogionbj spoke about three weeks ago
the Ex/trims/it Privateer, of the above ports aU
well.

HIS MAJIISTY has been pleased te) establish -a
Board of Health, to prepare and digest Rules and
Regulations for the most speedy and efredual mode
of guarding against the introdutilion And spreading
of Infellion ; anti for Purifying any Ship or House,
In case any Contagious l)isorder should unhappily
manifest itself in any part of the United Kingdom
notwithstanding the precautions taken to guard
against the introdation thereof; and to comuni.
cam the same to all Magistrates, Medical'Persons,
And others, HIS MAJESTY's StlbieetS, who may be
desirous, and may apply to be made acquainted
therewith.

The said Board hold their meetings at Somerset.
place, and arc composed of 'the following persons,
VIZ.
"'
Sir Andrew Snape Hamond, Bart. Comptroller of His
Majesty's Navy, President.
Sir Lucas t'epys, Wu. President of the Royal College of
Dr, Reynolds, Sir Franet Bart. Dr. Hunter, and
Dr. Heberden, Fellows ct the b.! lt Royal College.
Sir Alexander Monrei, one or the Contruissloners of His
Di:festy's Vustoms.
liarneas, senior Member of ,:he board for the Care of
5i..;14 and Wounded U44.”-{ll.
London, England, 1805-05-29

Y 4. L NEgi

PLYMOUTH, MAY 27.--Arrived the Haughty
oun.hrig, with bi-patclies from the Channel Fleet,
wllich she left two days since, all well, 'ctuiiing.off
Breit.

Sailed the //Five Frigate to js,in the Channel
Fleet,

This day a signal was hoisted at the twat-lad
of the Salvador del .114 undo, for a Clurt.MArtial -to
be held on board her. (R, LtanAt.t., Eq. Judge
Advocate), on the Master of the Dolphin, of 44
guns, now in the Sound, having been ordered in fur
that purpose, for striking the Lieutenant, his Su-
perior Officer, who had endeavoured to prevent a
battle between him and a Warrant. Officer, to the
subversion of the discipline of the ship. The evi-
dence for the Prosecution eloied at three o'clock,
and the Prisoner to be heard in his defence to.
London, England, 1805-05-29

morrow.

Sailed the Diipatcb, of 18 guns, Captef-awiciss,
on a Cruize.

Yesterday Major. LANGMA I D, and the Officers of
the Ist Battalion of Plymouth Volunteers, gave a
grand dinner to the Field Officers of the Lymingron
Volunteers, at the London Inn.-L-It is needless to
state that amangst the. Dcvun . and Cornwall Vo.
lunteers mirthand hilarity was the order of the day.
The Br.sborough Battalion of the Devon Legion
of Volunteers, Lieutenant. Colonel Lur EY, marched
into Frankfort Barracks. this week, to do permanent
duty for 'twenty.une days.
Sailed a Gun-brig with a Convoy to the West.
ward ; and the Lady Warren, of 32 guns, on a
Cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 28.--Arrived His Majesty's
Ship Daring, Lieut.oausay, from a Cruize ; Thier
Sister:, GALL WIT, from Lear.

Sailed His Majesty'b Ship Princess Rqyal, Capt.
ABY MOLDS, to pin the Channel Fleet ; Pluto,.Lieut.
JANVER IN, with Convoy, for Cork; and !Jlarlanel,
WATT. 5, for Sunderland; and the livela Burnt), on
a Cruize.

Arrived the Dews/a/ism Bunb from a Cruize.

Rear-Admiral Sir Is",Ac COFFIN struck his Flag
on board the Cladiater, being gone to London •on
leave.

DRAG, MAY :8.---Came in the Blazer and
GaHaw Oun.brigs (torn their stations betw,een
Dinkirk and Calais, and sailed again immeXately
with the rectal, Raillesdr, Litifer, Bold, Piercer,
and Watthje/, for the above station. The Blazer
reported, that two Prams, eight Schooners, and
thirty.two Schuyts, came out of Dunkirk liarbJur
yesterday morning, and were proceeding along shore
for Boulogne ; the Calais Squadron fell in with and
attacked them, on which they separated in different
diredioni. The signal was made for the above
Vessels to get under weigh immediately ; the re.
sult of which is not yet arrived.

Arrived the Arab Slop of \tit, from a Cruize—
under quarantine.
In the P—Monarch, Utrecht, Dinmede, I minortalit,
Combatant,lo..vnVessuvius, Discovery, Lebra,VOlC:4llu, roar G un-
brigs, and Harmony Trapspnrt.
London, England, 1805-07-24

HARROW INCLOSURE.

•
WITEttEAS, notwithstanding repeated Notices
given by us, several Persons-have yet tiegleded to
deliver in the Claims to us, in pursuance of such Notices,
now we, the Commissioners ,named in anti appointed by, or
by virtue of an Act for Dividing, Allotting. and Inclosing
the o,pen , and sCommop Fields, Commons, and Waste
Grounds, within the Parish of Harrow, in the County of
Middlesex, do hereby:give Notice, that all Persons and llo-
dies Corporate 41 l'dlitic who shall have or- claim any Com.
mon or other right to, or in any or ther.Lands to be. Inclosed
by virtue of the said A 1, sh nil deliver, or cause to be de.
livered to us,' the said CbturnissionerS, at the houstsof Mr.
Melsey. called Harrow Weald lodge, on Harrow Weald
Common, in the Parish' or Harrow aforesaid, on Monday,
the lath day of August next, an account or schedule, in
writing, signal by them, or their resod-bye' Husbands,
Ctuardians, Trustees, Committees, or Agents' of such their
tespeaiVe rights vrolnlitts, and therein descrihe the Lands
and Grounds, and the respe,.!•.tive Messuages, Lands, Tene-
ments and Hrreditainentst in respect whereof they shall re.
spectiitely claim to be entitled to any, and which, of such
rights in. and upon the same or any part thereof; with the
name or names of the person or persons in the actual posses.
sion thereof, and the partiattlar#COmPuted quantities of the
same respectiVely, and, of what nature and extent Such right
is , and also in what right, anti for what Estates and Interests
they claim the same diStillgUiShillt tic +ref.
bold from the Cory hold. or Leocipid; or on nots.compliance
herewith, they wilt be totally barred and excluded from all
right and title in or upon such Lands so to be divided. re.
speclively, and of and from-all benefit or advantage in or to.
any, share vr allotment tlitrcor. Dated this sth day of luly,
JONATHAN GIBBONS. •
RICHMO)
JOHN
London, England, 1805-07-24

Elett.ltOW INCLOSUKL.

. ,
THE CO.NIMISSIONERS, named in and, ap,
poioteLi virtue of an At fur Dividing, Allotting,
end Inclosing the: Open and Common Fields, Comm Ons,
and Waste Crating, within. the Parish of: Barrow, in the
County of Middlesex, do hereby give Notice that in case
any Person or R ' ersons being Proprietors of •()Id.lnclosures
within the. said parish of Harrow, shall be cksirous of re-•
taining.his or their allotment or allotments out of the Com,
Mons and-Waste Grounds, by the said Ad direcled to be di-
vined, allotted, and inclosed, to be set out by the said Coin-
missioners to the Dean.aod C hapter of. the Cathedral Church
of Christ, of the foundation ut King.l-lenry the Eighth, in
the University of Oxford, and to the Vier of the Parish of
I.larroW, in lieu of ..and in. compensation for the Titheidue in
respeel of such. Old 111i:1a:ion:), such. person or persons shall
rlrltver, 'or cause to be-delivered to Messrs. Neeki, and Flail.
gate; btprlOlk-street, Strand, notice, in tvcitmg, of such their
desire, on or 9olOrc the rein day of August next. Dated the
sad day of J lily 13o$
NE EL!) end FLA DGATE,
• Clerks •to the Colo niissibners.
London, England, 1805-07-23

kEOM THE MONITEUR, OF JULY. 1,3

Piatis, Jun' 13.—0 n Monday the Bth, at three
in, the morning, His Majesty the EMPEROR exercised
at Turin the sth Regiment of the Line, and the igth
of Chasseurs, 'continuing the mantruvres till nine in
the morning, when he got into his carriage with the
EMPRESS, and breakfasted at the Convent of Mount
Cenis. At three in the afternoon lie again set out,
and arriced at Fontainblean on Friday evening, after
a journey of eighty hours. He passed through all the
towns incognito, under the name of the Minister of
the Interior; the EMPRES supported the journey
perfealy well.

`4 The Aniiiversary of the Nadi)lk Agricultural, So-
erety was held at Swatfham on Friday se'rinight,
and attended as usual. The Thanks of the Society
were voted to Mr. lleptou, of Oxnead, for his Let-
ter upon the Preservation of Turnips ; and the Letter
was ordered to be printed, and a copy sent to every
Member. After transatling the general business,
Judges were appointed to decide the claims of Can-
didates for the Premiums, when the following were
allowed :

To Mr. Beck, of West Lexham, the two premiums for
Witter Meadows. To Mr. •Salter, of Whinsery,tthe pre-
mium for Undertiraining. To Mr. Johnson, of 16:-.enipston,
the premium for the I-ekes:ter Ram, without competition.
To Mr. Moseley, of Torts, thc premiums lot the best Bull,
Cow, Elnar„inti Se*.
London, England, 1805-05-11

MIDDLESEX ELECTION,

Mr, FRANCIS VANE moved the Order of the Day for
bringing in Sir Wm. Rawlins and Robert Albion Coxe, Esq.
so be reprimanded and discharged. . •
They were brought to thellar, when.. Me. segmcza being
covered, addressed them nearly as fellows
'4 Sir WILLIAM RAWLINSiaIId ROXIAT Al.stow COXS,-
your conduct having undergone the severe but just. aniinail-
versio of this House, followed by a sentence of ignominiotis
imprisaninent,it i. tit to be understood by Otto:id-by all men,
what this House considers to be the charader-Of your offence,
and en what grounds you are this day to be liberated. The
sum of your offence is this : that you being the SherifFand Re-
turning 0 lhecr,did at an Elettion for the Countyof Middlesex,
ter the purpose of giving a colottrable maiority to one of the
Candidates, in prejudice of anutheroVilfully, knoWingly, and
corruptly, allow to be put on the poll fictitious votes with that
view, and with that intention ; that by your 'inconsistent and
contradiEtory practices, you afforded the greareA-enCourage-
meta to perjury, and that you refused to examine the validity
of votes, by referring to the land-tax assessments ;in detiantie
of the Laws of your Country. GraVer offences• than these
could not be laid to the charge of any. men, in the higb office.
with which you were invested ; an office to which you were
chosen by the eiettion of your Pellew-Citizens•in the Me-
tropolis of this EMpire ; oflint,es by which 'yeti have betrayed
the Most impatient duties, violating at once the •Freedom of
,Elediosi, the privileges oithisdaubs; and the just Consti-
tution of Parliament. Upon these Charges, established by
ample and conclusive evidence, you were committed to His
Majesty's Gaol of N ewgate, the common receptacle of male:
facters,t here to remain as prisoners among those over whom you
had been Governors; a signal prdelof the power and justice of
this House:, and an indelible disgrace on you, as well as a mate-
rial example to others. -Neverthelese,it appearing now by your
Petition, that your minds have been humbled to a due sepse of
your tniscondud, and that your error may, in some degree,
be imputed to the it,noraor or critninal advice under winds •
you say you uniertunately atted, this. House is willing to
believe.vour sincerity, and.is at length satisfied. It, ,there-
fore,. bath cAisented that you be now discharged, and yod.
• arc discharged accor ling!) , ..paying your !Fees,"
The Gentlemen having rztired,
Lord MA *SHAM moved, that the Reprimand delivered by
m
Mr. 'Speaker to Sir W. Rawlins•and Robert Albion Coxe,
Esti be entered on the iournals °fate House.—Ordered.
Mr. L eve Err Ex reported at the Bar that a Message- had •
heti! tl Irvwed -le the House of .Lords, requesting the. CO.
sett iu trtat.Hvuse that 'Lord Harrowby may be examined bo-
lore a Committee of this House, and that their Lordships had
said they Would send an answer by a Messenger of their own.
The tionse baliotted for a ConunitCee on the Inquiry r.!-
Litive to Sir Hosts Pam Ate.
London, England, 1805-11-21

* LOADOY iIDJOURNED SESSIOArS.

GLTILDItALL, Nov— 20.—Thomas Burrows-Wart
indiCted for an assault on Robert Strachart on tfr:
qeth cit'August. The Prosecutor Was a gaiter at the
Blue :Boar. Tavern, AlclwAte,' and the Defendant a
yoting man of respeetability in the city. On the
evening stated, the Defendant, in company with
others, had a Convivial Meeting at the cotfee-houso,
and a Lieutenant Peney, of the Marines, was intro-
dm :ed. The waiter stated, that, liearing a qu:11.1-c,1 in
the box'betvveen the Lieutenant anda Gentleman of
the party; .and.knowing the former to be requiet dis-
posed'person, he having frequented the house some
time; and- being. rather in liquor, he led. him through
the cotfee-roem and kitchen to put him to bed.
While he doing io, the ,Defenthe. t followed,
and. gave the witness a black. eye; but it did' not
prevent him froni taking care of the'Orlicer., On
his return to the ceffee-room, the Defendant said,
" he should like to' black his other eye,': and imnie-
dhitely hit Into again, without the Slightest provoca-
' tion. • The chambermaid at the coffee-house corro-
' borate('
,what bid tallen from the Proseeetor:,
lii defence, the Gentlemen who composed the
party with the Defendant described Lieut. P. to
have been very quarrelsome. He was a perfeCt
stranger until introduced to the 'box where, theY,
were sitting, and he was not long with them 'before
ho challenged the whole to fight with sword or 'pig.-
- tol. ' In this frantic career he ordered the waiter to
-fetch his sword; which mandate Was obeyed, but it
was 'wrested froth him, and brought to him a second
time, as the Witness supposed; by the waiter. 41—
' The lIECOIWEIt observed' to the Jury,. that the
assault-on the Prosecutor was -neat contradicted, and
he was entitled to their .Verdict, 'although his con
duCt in fetching it sWiSid:''Was highly- reprehensible.
Deferidanekvis lined one siiihing.'

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I cannot agree with your Correspondent C. D. E.
in SUN of the Pah iinst nt, in thhiking that the
Obelisk at Alexandria would be 'in airy way appro.
pride to the commemorating the glorious aetions of
our ever to ba lamented Net.sox. The Obelisk, in
its present situation; is justly admired as one of the
grandest remains of antient genius—remove it and,
its beauty ceases :—but, Sir, what right do we os.
sess'to remove it Hand exists there a British Othcer
who would volunteer his services on so predatory an
at% ?—Leave it, to, the CorSican -*robber and his ma-
rauding coadjutors to plunder Countries—but let
Britons Scorn such deeds.. How would the soul of the
departed Hero spurn the idea !---all his honours were
British honours, earned at the head ofßritons, and in
British Ships :—so let whatever tribute a grateful
Nation may, be disposed to pay, be solely* the pro-
duce of British genius. •
_ _

As a devoted admirer of his unrivalled condu&
and Courage, permit me to hint an idea for a Co-
lumn to be erected on the occasion a base
representing the . watt'6s of the ocean spread 'with
broken masts, yards, &c. four Colt:mans should rise
to perpetuate his four great Viaerieti ' The Colinun
facing the East, 'where, like the Sur, his glory first.
rose, for Aboukir—that faelnocr the South, for the
ataion off Cape St. 'Vincant-that titan& the North,
for the atc,tion at Copenhagen, and that facing the*
West, where sets the Sqn, for the glorious victory
of Trefalgar, where died the Here.:—These should
support one grand column crowned. with the Statue
of Lord NELSON : all the Colurtuts should be superb-
ly ornamented with appropriate emblems of his un-
precedented viaories• gull of the four Columns
might be formed of the sterns of the Ship's which he
took in the aition it is ;Tient to commemorate with
their names, Neptune might be represented in his
Car, in full admiration Of the Hero; to whom he is
rolotiogi and resigning' his Trident to Fame. The
'whole to be executed' in the finest marble, and in a
style of the utmost magnificence' and grandeur, and
to be placed in the centre of Greenwich Hospital.
London, England, 1805-11-26

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stßrns,

. .
Yesterday, the !loft. Mrs. T. Henelp, in Gtosvenor
sqOare of a Son.
Lately, the lady of Francis Macnaghtan, Esq. of Upper".
Harley. street, of a Daughter.
011,Thursday last, the Lady of Robert Wilson, Esq. ot
Stuart-street, Spital-squ.fre, of a Son.
On Saturday ilast, in GreatTortl4nd-street; Mrs. G. An..
gelo, of 4 Son:
the,
On Sunday morning last, at Swindon-House, Wilts',
seat of A . Goddard, Esq. M. P. the Lady of *lhornas liuck-'
ler Lethbridge,• Esq. of a !laughter.
The same day, nt Hethersett, the Lady of kohert .Mar-
sham, jun., Esq of a Son and Heir. •
London, England, 1805-11-19

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

Tc! the Officers and Company of His 'Majesty's Ship Scot-
pion, .foT the capture of the DUtch Privateer De Ler, the
nth April, iSoS, in company with the Hired Armed Ships
Providence and Thames, on the Scorpion's arrival in Port ;
or afterwards, every 'Tuesday and Friday, at No. di, Cle-
ment's Inn. .
• To. the Officers and Company of Hit Majesty's Hired
Armed Ship Thames, for the same capture, on the 33th inst.
on board, in Leith Roads ; or during three months after-
warqs, at No. rt, Cecil-street,
to the 'Officers anti Company of His Majesty's Hind
Cutter Lion, for the capture of the Ship A pparcricen, the sth
March, inci on Monday the 2341 of December next, at the
Horn Tavern Dodors' Commons; or every Monday and Fri-
day afterwards at the same place.
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship La-
tona, far the capture of the Spanish Ship San Buanaventura,
the 14th January. t 8,35, on Friday next; or every Tuesday
and 'Friday afterwards, at Mr. L. Lockyer's Office,
,Ply.
mouth.
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship Bel-
.
let-opium, proportion of salvage of the Barzillat, recaptured
by the Mel:minus in sight of the Fleet under Admiral -Corn-
wallis, the 13111 February, illos,"on board the Bellerophon, at
Plymouth, on Monday sentiight ; or afterwards, at No. 32,
George-street, Plymouth Dock.
To the Officers . and Company of His Majesty's Cutter
Nimble, for the Criii,brigs Nos. 169, 174, 277, 286, 287, and
311, captured by the Melampus, in company with the Frisk
and Rhoda Cutters, the.tath and 14th February, 280 s. on
board the Nimble, at Plymouth, on Monday se'rinight ; or
afterwards, at No. 32, George-street, Plymouth Dock.

A letter from an Officer belonging to the Re&isle
Man of War to his father in Glasgow, dated off
Citdiz, Mt. 26, says---gc On Monday morning we
brought the Combined Fleet to a%ou at half past
twelve, consisting of 33 Sail and 6 Frigatei---we
27 and 3 ti‘rigato. The lielleisle, the second in ac-
tion, was :4 hours within pistol-shot, lost a great many
men, and all her masts. I took posscsiion of the
Argo/tin/ea Spanish Ship, of 'O4 guns, being ane of
to *Sail taken possession of. It has been a heavy
gale of wind since; several of the Prizes have gone
down; bore up and run the Arganaula an shore
as she was sinking, but His Majesty's Sbip twrige
came up in time to take me and my people out."
London, England, 1805-08-03

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ESSEX ASSIZES:

CaEL.msTor.n, AUG. 1.--Last night Lord Chief
JiLitice .MANsPIELp and Mr. Justice HEATH arrived
its this town, for the purpose of holding the Assizes.,
This morning they proceeded to business, after hav-
ing heard divine service:

CIVIL SIDE.

2,/ILLS .V. AATCLITtF.-SEDUCTION:

Mr. GARMAN, §tated,that this was an aaion brought
by a father for the sedalion of his daughter. The
Plaintiff was an honest farmer,, who had a large fa-
mily, .and,the Defendant was also a young farmer,.
who had introduced himself to the family• of the
Plaintiff,, under the pretence of paying honourable
addresses to the young wornan,.whom he afterwards
seduced, and When she became pregnant by him he
cruelly abandoned her. The Learned' Counsel dwelt
with great force on the misery which such condo&
caused in families, and' observed, that to a virtuous
man.it must be much less painful to "follow a beloved
daughter to The grave than to see her thus dishonour-
ed, and her shame publicly proclaimed in a Court of-
Justice. - The Jury, as fathers themselves, would
estimate what were the damages' which the Defend-
ant ought to pay for such base eonduet.
Sarah Mills, the unfortunate young wortan, was
first called. ' She stated, that her father was a Far-
per. at Great Barson. The Defendant.., was also a
Farmer, and became acquainted with their family-
through her brother. He professed love to her,, and
promised to marry her. She.became acquainted
with him at the latter end of 1,200. In January
1804 she went to visit his mother, "and while she
was at his \ mother's" house he had criminal inter
course with her, and ihe'became pregnant.
On Cross-examinatit n by Mr. Serjcint BEST, she
denied that other men bad' pdid their addresses to
her, or that she had been in the habit 'of visiting
the Barracks and coqneting with the
_Officers. She
admitted that she was at a dance at Nalam Fair, and
staid late, but her elder sister and a Gentle Man were
with her. _

Elizabeth Mills and Lucy. Mills, two, other dangh-
.
ters of the Plaintiff,Werecal)ed„and provd, that the
Defendant was received at. their:father's house as
the intended husband of their sister. - J.!ll:.zabeth-Mi/ls
admitted: hat a censorious world bad accused one of
her. sisters of having remained all night in the Bar-
racks, but it was not true. •
Henry Mill's.; 'the brothbf,...'Sfatekt- ihh-t after his
sister became pregnant; be called: upon the .lia.end-1•
ant to fulfil his promise of nwriagei. but he recelV
ed him very.rndely,.and told him, if•it was not foY
the law, he would beat him Oa of dOors.
-Two.WitneSses were' also called, •Who stated, that
the young woman had oonduaed herself very pru7,
dently until her connexion with the l'i.fendant.
Mr. Seijeant BEsl.', for t. 116 Defend Ant, addressed
the Jury, at considerable length; in mitigation of daz
mages.7—The Jury found a verdict fbr the Plaintiz
Danages'26ol. .

CROWN slim,:

IfI4OR.Z L9RD CIII&F /VSTICS MA$3/IRLD.

HIGHWAY 110BBERY.
London, England, 1805-02-04

M. Spain, they ought to have expressly
41...1aml so at the epoch, when, yielding to the so.
lieitations of my Master, they axed the basis of a
p,:emanent and solid Neutrality. Not having then
at:led in this mariner, they had no longer a right to
do so ; fin otherwise, that an, whereby the condi.
tiona essential to Neutrality were settled, and the,
°Neel of whkh was evidently to remove the uncer.
tainty of those relations which subsisted between
An two Courts, would be entirely illusory, since
it would still leave to England a facility of continit.
;illy adding fresh conditions to those already nteed
on. Hence it follows, that the British Govern.
merit conld no longer exaft a distina explanation
on the sobj4l of the Subsidies, as the price of their
respeel for the Neutrality of Spain, AO' long as the
two conditions relative to the Armaments, and to
th' Sale of Priies, 'thould be strily
Not withstandinz all these. motives, according to
which the King might have tli,il'ittiseti with answering
dirt!elly to this &mind, His Majesty, putting him.
tellabove all those considerations, naturally excited
by the irregular condutl of Mr. Frere, has even con.
descended to make an explicit and satisfailory An.
saver, in renewing to him a similar assurance to that
which I had already giien by his order to the Bri.
fish Government; namely, tills the Subsidies stipu.
laced by the Convention are but an equivalent fur
the succours in Troops and Ships which hr was ob.
'lilted, by the Tteaty of :796, to furnish to France,
and that, in- that Convention, there is no Article
prejudicial to England, or contrary to the Laws of
Neutrality. ,
This moderate, frank, and satisfaflory Answer of
my Court served but to produce fresh complaints on
tit part Of the British Charge d'Affaires, who did
not hesitate, at the same time, to demand his Pass.
ports. His Majesty, constantly faithful to his
principles of mnderation, endeavoured to prevent,
by every means eomotible with his dignity,
the consequences of so
,extraordinary a demand,
anti did not mike any difficulty in reiterating
to him again the must amicable and most frank

as well or: , the Subsidies, as on the Ar.
in ; but all his efforts have, been useless„.....
t length, p7toeiving. that he was obstinate in
London, England, 1805-02-04

CZAild not be ready to be laid before tho House sooner
than Monday.
A few words 'paried between Earl Sp I ric a and
Lord IVlot,oaAv a, as to the postponeinent of Earl
DARNLEY'S' Motion on that thbi,a standing for
Tharsday. Earl DARNLEY, however, not ' bank
present, no Motion for discharging the Order, was
made.

Lord MULGRAVE presented the Copies of part
orthe Supplementary Papers which had been moved
for relative to the Rupture with Spain. It had
been impossible, his Lordship said, to haye copies
of the whole prepared to be laid on the Table of the
House that day. They were, however, all printed,
and ready to be &liven:a to . their Lordships. It
was his wish that the consideration of this subjea
should take place on Friday next. He theretOre
moved, that the Lords be summoned for that Jay.
Ordered.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,
SATURDAY, rEll. 2.

ON rho Motion of Mr. Ilosnilusa, the Malt
and Pensions, &c. Duty Bills, were read a third
time, and ordered to the Lords.

Mr. HUSK 'wow brought in the Assessed. Tax
Commissioners' Indemnity Bill ; which was read a
first time, and ordered to he read a second time on
Monday next.

The }louse went into a Committee on the qua.
lification Indemnity 13ill ; of which the Report was
ordered to be received on Monday next.

Mr. Mug INiori„jun„ brought up the Report of
the Committee of Ways and Means of yesterday.
The Resolution for the issue of tines millions of
Exchequer Bills was agreed to, and a bill ordered
to be brought in accordifily,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER pre.
sensed the additional Spanish Papers moved for on
a former
.day by Mr. Gasy, printed Copies of
whiCb, he said, were .ready to be distributed to
Members at the door".

The Sec RtT4RY at WAR. presented the Accounts
relative to the new Battalions, raising in Scotland
and Ireland, moved on a former day by Mr. WiNui
lIAM. Two of those Accounts, the Right Hon.
Gentleman stated, were still wanting, not having
yet arrived from Irclind, but on Monday he hoped
to be able to lay them b4nre the House.
The SECRETARY at WAR presented an Estimate'
of the Sums wanted for the Barrack Department fort
the year iSos ; which was ordered to be printelk;
Adjourned. . ,
London, England, 1805-02-04

From the LONDON GAZETTE; Feb. ; Otos.

At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 31st of
1805, prebent,
The Ict NG'S Most Excellent, Majesty in Council,
His Majesty having befit pleased to appoint the
Right lion. Thomas M.tithoid Governor of the Set.
dements in the Island of Ceylon, he, this day, took
the Oaths'as Governor of the said Settletnents.
London, England, 1805-04-01

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Kearsley, Fleet-street; Riliardson, Royal Exchange;
Carpenter and tordan Huokharn, and N 3rneville and Fell,
Bond-street ; Hatchard and Ginger, Piccadilly ;anti Chap-
pia, .