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T his Day was published,
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WILLIAM HOMAS•FITZGEKALD, Esq.
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This Day was pubtished,
.1n Six Vols.:o6tavo, price 31. 35. in boards,
The Ninth lidition of
THE FAMILY EXPOSITOR ; or, A Para-
plum and Version of the New Testament ; with Cri-
tical Notes, and a PractiCal Improvement of each Section.
By P. DODDRIDGE, D.D.
To which is prefixed a Life of the Author. By Andrew
Kfppis, D.q. F.R.S. and S.A. •
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London, England, 1805-12-25

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED,

Charles Twig.g, late of Lawrenee Pounthey•lane,
merchant, trout Dec. 28 to Feb. is, at ten, at Guildhall.
MINK RUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
fames Sel way, of•Broadkvay, Westininstcr„grocer.
. 1441' ;IKREI l' TS
Samuel Siddall, of 'Hurst, Ashton-under-line, Lancashire,
• cotton-nianuiadturer, to surrender Dec. 34, lan. '7, and
Feb. 4, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn, Nlancbester. At.:
turnies, Mr. Gibbon, Ashton-under-Line; or' M r. Battye,
Chancery-lane, London.
Thomas Ellis; of Preston, Lancashire, ironmonger, to sur-
render 6, and Feb. .1, at eleven, at • the Golden
Fleece, Preston. A tturiiics, Messrs.G alai Palmer,
Preston ; or Mt. Henry lilakelock, Temple, London.
fames Carr, now orlare at 0 rtOrd, SutlUlk, intolder, to sur.
render l art. 1, 4. and Feb.4;at eleven,at tlieThrecTons,Yox-
ford, same county. Attornies, Messrs. Allen, Exley, and
Stocker, I' urnivaPs-inti,London ; or Mr. Turner, Vox.-
ford.
Christopher Clark, late of Carlisle, Cumberland; mercer and
draper to surrender fan. 3,3,. and Feb. 4, at elevencat the
' Spreachagle Carlisle. Attornies, Messrs. Pearson and &on,
Frump-court, Templei 'London ; or Mr. Henry Pearson,
Carlisle.
William Clark, late of Hy the, Kent, tailor and draper, to
surrender Dec. 30, Jan. ti, andlett. 4, at ten, at Guild-
hall, Canterbury. Attornies, Mr. Edward Tournay,
tlythe ; or Mr. Samuel Lister, Norfolk.street, Strand,
Thous Scrivens, late of elleapsule, London, tavern-keeper,
to surrender Dec. 31, fau. 4, and Feb. 4, at twelve, at
Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr. Reardon, Corbett-court,
Gracechurch-street.
Allen Williarn Wall, late of Mount Carden, Lambeth,
Surrey, varnish-maker, to surrender Dec. it, at twelve,
Jan. 1, at ten, and Feb. 4, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lori.
don. Attorney, Mr. Willey, Basinghall-street.
William Bell, of Leeds, Yorkshire, grocer, to surrender,
lan. g, to, and Feb. 4, at eleven, at ie Talbot Inn,
Leeds. -Attornies, Messrs. Holland, Atkinson, and hot.
land, teeits ; or Messrs. Allen; Exley,, and Stuelr.cr, Fur-
nivaPs- Inn, London.
Richard Hay ward, late of Ashford, Kent, coach-maker, to
surrender Dec. 31, at ten, lan. 4, at eleven, and Feb. 4, at
one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney. Mr. William jilck.
:op, Garden-court, Temple.
saintic,i.f utter, late of Cambridge, draper, to surrender Dec.
38, and Feb. 4, at ten, at Guildhall. London. At-
torasy, 111 r. Druce, Billiter-square, London,
London, England, 1805-01-09

FALMOUTH, JAN. 6.--Arrived the Bremen Sh

Areptunus, Capt. 11A,R GAR, from Bremen, out six
weeks, bound to St. Thomas (West Indies), with
dry goods, cheese, Hollands, &c. very leaky ; also
the American Ship Ambition, Capt. SKI NNtlt, from
New York, with coffee, for orders, 3o days pas.
sage ; and the Windsor Castle Packet, Capt. Sur.
TON, 48 days from Jamaica : she having lost two
men of the Fever on her passage home is or.
dared into quarantine the Mail is expeCted to be
fumigated, and forwarded to.morrow ; also the
Ann, THOMAS, from Weymouth.
Sailed the Volunteer Armed Brig, Lieut. Fu's..
LUTON, for Portsmouth ; and His Majesty's Brig
Saracen, of 22 guns, Capt. BE Auctinmr, to crtiiie
off Havre.

The Tewnihend Packet, Captain DODD, will
sail on Saturday ncY3 with two Mails for Lisbon.
The Gheiterflehl, with Mails for Jamaica, and tilt
Q.l(een Char/411e, with ditto • Li NOv•ifork, 'are
dctsi!,ttl by contrary winds,
London, England, 1805-01-09

TEiE WO_Li-KS pritUBERT *BURNS

. .
- This Day 'ivere•published.
1. THE WORKS of ROBERT BURNS ; con.
taining the Poemi formerly published, with some
Additions and Notes; Poems hitherto unpublished or uncoi-
reefed ; and his Correspondence. With an Account of his
Lit: ; and a Crticism on his Writings. To which are pro.
',hied, some Observations on the Charader and Condition of
the Scottish Peasantry. , Fourth Edition, elegantly print&
in 4 vols. Bvo. with a Portrait of the Author, price ni. t is.
6.d. in boards.
_. .

a. The Poetical Works of Robert Burns; *a new Edition,
including the Pieces, published in his Corresp?tidcace, with
his Songs and Fragments. To which is premed; a Sketch'
of his Life. Elegantly printed 'in 3 pocket volumes, wi!lt
a Poruait of the Author, price, rss. in boards, or in 3 YOl3.
'IIITIO. prZce sis. in board's. •
Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davias, in the Strand; and
W. C recch, at. Edinburgh.
Or whom may be nal, lately published, and printed uni.
formly with Burns' ‘vork, a new Edition, corrected and: en-
larged, with a Glossary, of the Poems of Allan Ramsay ;
to which are prefixed, a Life of the Author, from authentic
Documents ; and Remarks on his Poems, m a large view
of their merits ; in a large vols. !Ivo. with a Purtnit trein an
original Drawing, by his Son, the late eminent Painter, ii.
as. in boards. .
London, England, 1805-01-09

cols /Z 17171C4r

Jan. 29. Robert brim:Try, of Great Cvorge.strret, Minorks,
London, tailor,
lames Saunders, now or late of Charlotte.street, 0 ld.street-
road, St. Leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesok, budder and
plaisterer.
George Layland Roberts, now or We of Sculeostes, York-
tipirlt-merehant. •
William Clark, late of the Island of lam:ilea, but nosy of
Arundel-street, Strand, AlWdlesex, nwrchsut.

In the neighbourhood. of Manchester, Liverpool,
_and throigh the whole of that populous dhtticl, a
great band of cniners and forgers have of late been
very altivsly employed. Several of, the gang have
been arehended, on' whom- were, found large quan.
cities of.base silver coin. The notes that have been
hitherto detected as forged are ten and five pound
noter of the Bank of England. There is remon to
believe, from inqUiries alreadrinstituted, that these
ratans have been extremely atlive throughout the
whole of their tour through Lancashire acid the 'ad.
joining counties.
Miss DIANA 1-lowes, of King's CUP; North.
amptonshire, a , beautiful young Lady, seighteen
years of age, died a few days ago, in consequence
of a fright at letting an infant accidentally 'fall from
her arms on the preceding day.
Some valuable articles, the lading of. a Gotten.
-burgh Vessel lately lost off Cley, have come ashore
in that neighbourhood. Amongst theth are several
barreli of spertnaceji oil; anti a boi has been picked
up by some beachmen,',,,filled with plate, gold and
Silver trinkets, dec.

Oft ,Tuesdity last a boy, about twelve rears
near Chipping, Lancashire, took a itisvling.piece
ion the garret, where there ores a *mall rbarrel of
gniipowiter (which had, been bought 'for blasting
rocks), and putting some into the pan, struck it off
several times : at length a spark fell into the barrel,
and the whole exploded ; the roof, doors, &c. were
blown off, and the boy thrown with them a consi_
derable distance, so much burnt that lie died the
next day in great agenles.
A poor old wetchinati helonging-to Whitechapel
parish has, within a few days, become possessed of
property to the
,amount of 30001. by the death of
a distant relation in the country.
On Thursday sennight the body of Mr. Francis
Mollyson, a respeCtable tradesman' in Aberdeen,
was found lying on` the sands. He had been for
some time subjea to fits, in one of, which it was
supposed be had fallen down, when taking his Morn-
ing walk, and that the extreme`cidd of the weather
might have prevented his recovering.
The Dividentie at the Bank 'will come must op-
partuntiy far those who wish to place themselves
in Fortune's way ; and it is a well known fact,
that in the late Lottery the Contraddri 'were de:
rived' of all the capital Prizes by the rno'ney re-
ceived for Dividends being laid out in the purchase
of Tickets, . .
London, England, 1805-01-09

str,nce wesuld have instiird the commencement of
hostilities on our part. Here then is a question of

Fad only.

The merits of the detention of the Si)anish Fri-
gates mast depend upon the solution of the questions
which we have already stated. The measure may
be justifiable upon various grounds ; but, until we
know all the fads, we will not discuss any of them.
We must repeat, that we have here only given a
sort of oprNing of the case, as it is stated ir, the
Spanish Declaration, When the Answer of our
Cabinet, and the Papers of the Negotiation
appear, we shall of course resume the subjed.—
Possibly the whole complexion of the case may be
different. We must beg, for ourselves, that our
Readers will do us the favour to recollea our former
treatment of this important subjeet, An, 'attempt
was once made to fasten a charge of inconsistency
upon us. We are perfedly satisfied that such an
attempt was, and will be, vain.

We are happy to have it in our power. to contra.
diet the reports which have been circulated re.
speeling- the health of the Garrison of Gibraltar.
The last Dispatches received by Government are
dated z6thNovenaber ; at that time there were only
66, ill, many of whom were in a state of conva.
lesce,oce. I3ut private Letters have been received,
(lilted the 6th ult. upon which the most petted
reliance may be , placed, which state, that there
were then only .ifive or six of the Garrison ill,
and that-the. Fiver was considered as entirely sub.
London, England, 1805-01-09

SUN.

NEW AND ORIGINAL VOYAGES AND TRAVELS
Published periodically.
MR. PHILLIPS respetifully informs the Pub-
lic, that the Third Number of The HISTORY of
CONTEMPORARY. VOYAGES and TRAVELS, pub.
lished this day, contains Michan xis Travels in the Back Set-
tlements in America in doz, just published in Paris
Cassas's Piaitresque Travels in Istria and Dalmatia—icutt.
ner's Travels in Denmark. and Sweden.—ltinerary of the
Tourney of the late English Embassy to, Constantinople—
. And Kotzebue's fourraerto. Paris ; illustrated with two
large Vie a, and a Map, price half.a.crown each Number,
being • the cheapest Book of Modern Voyages and Travels
ever published, while the various new and important-rnfor.
nation clontainedinit is po where else to be Met with.
Vincent's Voyages to the Islan.ls in the Indian Ocean ;
the Walk from l.eipsic, through Italy, to Syracuse ; Olas-
sen's Travels in Leland ; and Milespiria:s Voyage roitiNtf
the World, will speedily be introduced, well as all in-
teresting Accounts of recent Voyages and Travels, as thst as
they appear. •
No. 6. New Rridee.etreet. neC. 29. tgn4.

Dr. Nl.A.VOtti* NhW wOittc.
This Day was published,
In Two elegant Volumes, Foolscap Odiavo, price
Guinea, in boards,
A FATHER'S GIFT to his CHILDREN • con-
slating of Original Essays, Tales, Fables, Retl:4ions,
&a.

• By WILLIAM MNVOR, LL.D.
Vicar of Hurley, in P.crlsitire; and Chaplain to the Earl of
iJo.ra.
Printed for Richard Phillirs,' No. 6, New Bridge-street,
aid to he hactof all BoAsellers.

MISS TEAIPLE's POEMS.
This Day was published,
In One elegant Voluine, Foolscap Octavo, price Ss. in
• boards,
PGEMS. By LAURA SOPHIA TEMPLE.
• •Printedlor Richard Phillips, No. 6, New Bridge-
street,. an& to be had of all. Booksellers.

• This-Day was.published, price .s. bd.
THE LAND WE LIVE ; :he new Comedy,
,
acted, for the first time," at Drury.lano Theatre, on
Saturday, Dec. "z 9,
lly f RANCIS LUDLOW HOLT, Esq.
Printed by R. Wilks, and sold by 1.. Belli at •the Weekly
Messenger Office, Soutti.impton-streer, Strand.6l- On the various Readings and Rehearsals Of this
Play, it was honnured With the most distinguished and lihe.
ral commendations
.4ut;.frnm.varioua causes., it was
.not
so fortunate as to meet w it „g-nval pprubatiop on Satur.
day night. The Author ltis been advisied by his Friends to
submit it to the judgment of toe Public in gcneral, who,
by a perusal of it,, may forty' their own opinions on its real
ur pretencied Merits. ,
London, England, 1805-01-09

THE

To the GENTRY. CI.ERCY, and tREEHOLDERS,
• of the COUNTY of RUTLAND.
CENTLTMEN,
AVACANCY in the Representation of your
County in Parliament having occurred by the much
lamented Deatkof Lord Carberry, I beg leave, on the grinunt
of my Connexion with a Family for which you have so long
manifested the kindest partiality, to make you a respalful
tender of my Services to succeed him.
Having, I trust, by my former condua in Parliament
proved my Attachment to our King and glorious Comstitu-
tion, I skill make no other profession of my • Public Prin-
ciples than that I am determined to persevere in the same
Line of Condua, and to evince myself a faithful Guardian of
your Rights and Privileges. •
I lipe the Honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your most obedient
And very faithful humble Servant,
HENNIK.ER.

Bath, Tan. s, acs.

P.SI I ain preparing immediately to leave this Place, that
I may take the earliest opportunity of paying my Respeas
to you in Person.

THE 28th of this Month the STATE-LOT.
TERY begins Drawing.

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Ditto - 3d ' Day ' soo Ditto - Bth Day 2j,0(r0
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C LIK ETS and SHARES are selling at every Licensed
Lottery Office.

WEDNESDA Y, JANUARY 9, lijOs.
London, England, 1805-01-09

DUBLIN, JAN. S.

Tuesday His Majesty's Ship Ra;sonahle, CApt.
130kroN, arrived in Cork harbour tram Portsmouth.
On Wedn'esday morning His Majesty's Sloop
Argus, Capt. KITTOEI arrived in Cork harbour
from Portsmouth. _ _

On Monday night the gallery of the temporary
Theatre lately efeaed in Limerick County Court
House, in which were upwards of ioo people, fell
down, by which accident several persons were much
hurt ; „five or six people had their limbo broke, and
one person Was killed : a great number of hats, wigs,
cloaks, bonnet, &c. were lost in the scramble,to get
but of the house. _

The several guards which march otr parade every
morning at present for the daily duty, in the Gar-
riron of Dublin, amount to upwards of seven hun.
Bred and eighty Men, and are formed by each re-
giment in the Garrison ftirnishing a proportionate
quota, according to the strength of their respelive
regiments.
London, England, 1805-03-04

CER TIFIC/ITES%
Mal:Aril. Thomas Edwards, of Fore-street, St. And, Lime-
house, Middlesex, vietualler.
Thomas Franklin,of Leighton- Buzzard, Bedfordshire, money-

scrivener. •
[An Bishop and John Terry, late of Maidstorief Kent, up-
holders and co. partners. . '
Matthew Garland,olG rove-street, Deptford, Kent,viau ti;:r
and Lludinticer:
I ohn Hodgson, of Birmingham, merchant.
William Keane, late of l'ainswick, Glouctstershire, clothier
and cordwainer.
London, England, 1805-12-14

WELcil's FEMAI.F. PULLS, ' •
For the Green Sickness. and .other Disorders incident to
Young Lddies.
_ _

THE' following in3tance of their uncommon
tificacy is worthy theOtemqpri of the Affli4ett

To Mrs. KEARSLE4I'.

Madam, Rautsgate, rUnejo, 1805.
I cannot 'sufficiently acknowledge my gratitude for the
great benefit received by that mast valuable Medicine
Welch's Pills, which, in Justice to the Public, I must re.
quest you will Make known to such itersons 3$ ate afflicted in
a similar ivor with ritysell. To enumerate my complaints
would fill a sheet of paper,. and take up too much of your
time ; therefore I shall only mention, total loss of appetite,
giridiness'hi the head, valid coniplexion, pain at my stomach
and back, universal weakness, shortness of breath, pain at
my side, heitie cough, loutall the catalogue of complaints
that inicate a rapid decline, which 'are all now removed by
the use of your most exCellent Pills. .I was recommended
to try the sea air, from which I have not derived the small.
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to be able to pursue my business, which is Straw-work, in
all its branches. This sedentary employ, I doubt, will oc-
casion a relapse; but the knowledge of this valuable botch.-
cine does away every anxiety. -
With gratitude, I am, Madain,
Your humble Servant,
" ' MA KG 4 R JOHNSTON.
Welch's Female Pills (with Direetions), price ss. 9d. a
box, are soh: ‘vholeSale by G. Kearsley, Fleet,street, I.on•
don ; Dicey and Co. flow Church-yard, Cheapside ; F.
Newberry, N0..45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bacon and Co.
Oxtord-strat ; Butler, Cheapsirip.; and Barclay and
Son, Fleet-Market.
r As 'another Medicine is sold under the name of
Weach's Female Pills, which is spurious Purchasers are re-
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each Direttions is signed with the name ofC.Kearaley
in, hand-Ivriting -and on the out-s:tic, whereby Servants
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of tits Malesty's Honourable C(}niniis..i,n,:is of Stamps,
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London, England, 1805-01-07

DIVIDENDS.

lan, 26. john George Williams, late of Wincheiter street,
• London, but noveof Marshall-street, Loudon-road, Surrey,
• merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Feb. f. Joseph Travi., and t'eter Nevin, of Bolton-le.Moors,
Lancashire, muslin-maitufatiurers,. at eleven, at the Nag's
Heart Inn, Bolton-le-Moors. • . 0. • • ,
Feb. t 6. josepli Wilks, or Threadneedle-street, London,
merchant, at ten; at. Guildhall.
Feb. 5. Thomas Lewis, of Great .Tower-hill, Middlesex,
merchant, at 'eleven, at Guildhall.
lan. 29. Alexander Arbuthriatt and Richard Bracken, late of
Philpot.lane, London, and of Birmingham, merettants.and
co.partners, at eleven, Guildhall.
Feb. 1. George Hancock, of Exeter, leather-breeches.
maker, at four, at the George Inn, Exer..
Feb. S. te
Benjamin Wraith, late of Great Bolton, Lancashire,
cotton:spinner at ten, at the Bridge inn, Bolton. •
Feb. 7. Hugh Stuart, of Knuzden Brook, near Blackburn,
Lancashire, whitster, at three, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton.
Feb. 4. lost:ph Salmon, of Great Claaon, Essex, linen-
draper, at eleven, the••Reti Lion Inn, i.:olchester.
Feb. William.Acklam, of, Beverley,: Yotlialiirc,anner, at
eleven, at the Tyger, Beverley.
Feb. ss. Robert Charles Porter, of the Town of Kinglton•
upon-Hull, ironmonger, atieleven,• the Cross Keys Inn,
Market.pli‘e, Kingston.ttpoe• Hull. , . •
)an. 211. Witham Thompson the younger, of Walverhamp.
• ton, Staffordshire, grocer, at ten, at the' ferningliam MIAS
Inn, Shine', Salop. •
Feb. a Ann Farmer ,Burrowes, at :.):liddle-row, Holborn,
• Middlesex, haberdasher, at ten, at Guildhall. •
lan. 29. Isaac Solomons, ,of Osberne.piace, Whitechapel,
Middlesex, merchant, at eleven, ut
Feb. 2. Francis Hill, late a M tactician, StiKik, and late a
prisoner in the King's Bench prison, merchant, at ten, at
the Ben Inn, Saanimiditant, Suttulk.•
lan. 26. Robert Atherton, of Latchford, coantrof Chester,
tanner, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Mancties-
ter.
London, England, 1805-01-07

• SPANIARDS.
NUM, Mr. BARRYMORE ;
Alonzo, . Mr. H. lOHNSTON ;
Las Casas, Mr. WROUGHTON;
Valverde, Mr. PALMER;
Elvira, Mrs. POWELL.
The Vocal Parts by
)Stltrows, Mr. Dignum, Mrs. Mountain, MiaS De
• Camp, Miss Hicks, Miss Menage, Mrs. Sharpe, &c. &c.
Aiai which (for the loth time) the new Pantomimic Balletof
OLD HARLEQUIN'S FIRE.SID.E.
The Airs accompanied on the Harp by Mr. Weippert.
ute Harlequin, Mr. KA ; •
Harlequin, Mr. BYRNE.
••
Y.oun
g Harlequins,
Master OSCAR BYRNE, Master TOKELY, Miss C.
BRISTOW, !-liss A. BRISTOW, Miss WELLS
Old Columbine Miss TAY LO R
Columbine, SHARP.
• . Young Columbines,
Miss GOODWIN, Miss IL GOODWIN.
• "if ime, %tr. FISHER.; Genii, Mrs. SCOTT;
And Punch, Mr, GRIMALDI.
To which till be added, a Farce, called
FORTUNE!s FROLIC.
Robin Rough-head. Mr. COLLINS ;
Snacks, Mr: HADDOCKS;
lwrank, Mr. COOK ;.
, Rattle, Mr. PALMER;
• Clown, Mr. PURSER.
Nancy, Mrs. SHARP ;
Margery - Mrs. SPARKS ;
London, England, 1805-01-07

BANKRUPTS.

loscpli Squier, late of Exeter, tallow-chandler and soap-
boiler, to surrender lan. 18, 19, and Feb. ;6, at eleven, at
the Hotel., Exeter. Attorney, Messrs. Phillips and Ceara,
Exeter.
Isaac Valery, late of 'Artillery-place, Middlesex, merchant,•
to surrender lan. 8, 26, and Feb. 16, at ten, at Guildhall,
• London. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry.
Richard Rowe, of Granchester, Cambridgeshire, nursery-
• man, to surrender lan. to, -I r, xt six, and Feb. r 6; at
eleven, at the illrdbolt Inn, St. Andrew's-street, C;rn-
bridge. Attoniles, Mr. Pearse White, Cambridge ; or
Mr. Orrell, Winsley-street., Oxierd-street, London.
Catterinole, of ILildwas-Gardens, Gray 's-lnn-lane,
Middicsex,vidual ler, to surrender Jan. 15, 22, and Feb.. t 6,
at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harvey; Cursitor.
street, Chancery-lane.
London, England, 1805-01-07

Mrs. HAR.LOWEi

Boxes bs. Second Price 35. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.
Cali Cry as: Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Second'
prim 6d.—No Money to be Returned.
,PLices for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Posbropk,' at the
Box-gifice, in _Little Russell-street.
The DoOrs to be opened at half past Five, and begin at
halt' past Six. . - 'Vivant Rex et Regina!
The Comedy of The West-Indian was on Friday night re
',ceivecl with the most unbounded applausb, and will be re.
Oeated, for the socondlime, on Wednesday next.
The new PantOrniinie Ballet of Old Harlequin's Fire-Side
will be repeated every. Eveninglill further notice.
To-morrow, The Suspicious Husband ; with No Song No
Supper.
On Thursday, .The Mourning Bride.

25,000 Tickets .* ,cap,ono
Part of the Capitals will be determined as follows :
First drawn, ist Day,C loop First-'drawn, 6th Day 4500
Ditto . id 'Day sod Ditto - 7th Day to,ooo
Ditto ' - 3d Day . 500 Ditto - Bth Day 25,000
Ditto :. 4th Day soo 1 Ditto - 9th Day 5000
Ditto , - sth. Day coo Ditto - loth Day tOOO
rim( ETS and SHARES are selling at every Licensed
Lottery Office.

PRESENT PRICE..
Price of Ticket - i 8 r 4 o
Half - „C 9 12. n I Eighth - g a
Quarter - - -• • 4 -0 Sixteenth - I 4 6
*** Tickets and Shares Will rise as the Drawing ap-
proaches.

No. 4, CORNFIILL, 'and 9, CHARING-CROSS.
Pr BISH assures his- Ftiendi and the Public in
1 • general, that the Sale of TICKETS •and SHARES
in the present LotteFy far exceeds that of any former, and it
is the . general opinion that every Ticket will be sold before
the Drawing begins. .
V
In the late Year (:1804) there were shared and' sold at. the
above Offices the following Capital Prizes t.
1
i Prize of - ,Cze,ooo 4 Prizes of V - ,Ctooo
i - - - - 10,000 Is .- , - - ipoo
-2 . - - sOOO 6 - -- - -No
63' Persons in the Country may be supplied wit!: Tic-
kets or Shares, by sending (post-paid) good Bills, Bank
Notes, Post-0 tlix Orders, or Cash. .

ICHARI)SON, GOODLUCK and Ca. Staie
Lottery Office,' Cornbill and Charing:Cross, London,
again tespeelfully recommend an immediate Purchase in the
presCnt Statd Lottery, as it is certain that Tickets and Shares
will continue to rise. .The Dematld being considerably be-
yond any of the late Lotteries, it is presumed that but few
(if any) Tickets. will be left for Sale on the 28th of this
Month, the Day the Da-awing commences.

LOTTERY FOR JANUARY.
SWIFT and Co. No, 11, Poultry, ate selling
the TICKETS and SHARES in great variety. The
Scheme contains a superior amort in Capitals to any tbrmer
Lottery of the same number of ficktits ; and appears, from
the very increased Demand, to have met the most decided
approbation. The number already sold warrants the conclu-
sion, that there will be few, if any, remaining when the '
Drawing commences.
The great Suaaess that has attended Purchasers of Tickets
and Shares at Swift and Co.'s Office, for many years past, is
universally known.—ln the last Lottery they sold,
No, 679 r, a Prize of 230661. in Sixteen Sixtoenth Shares.
No. 402, a Prize of so,ooel. id One Balt:and. gight- Six.
teenths.
No. 19,00 g, roool.-in One Quarter and Twelve Sixteenths.
London, England, 1805-12-13

POETRY.

THE following is rehpeetfully inscribed to Capt.
MM CALM COWAN, Of the Royal Navy, whose in-
gel,iou4 .Discovery of the Method of Reefing the
of Ships- at the foot, without starting Jack or
Sheet, entities him to the gratitude of every Seaman.
London, England, 1805-07-05

Mr. SKISSON moved, that the Debate on these
resolutions be ciaerrod till Tuesday next,
The ATTORNV.Y-GENERAL moved, that the Lords'
I,r,lclidincuts to the Stipendiary Curates' Bill be now
taken into consideration ; which being agreed to,
when the SPEAKER came to some which altered
the quantum money, he reminded them that it was
of such a nature that that House could not, con-
sistently with its peculiar privileges, concur in.
On the. Motion of the ATTORNEY-GENERAL, the
further consideration of the Bill was postponed to
this day three months. He then said, that as the
Session was so near-its close, ,and that his Motion
might be produdive of some discussion, he should
defer bringing it forward till early in the next Ses-
sion.

The Pilots' Regulation Bill was committed, and
ordered to be read a third time to-morrow ; as was
also the Southern Whale Fishery Bill.

...
The Paddington Coal, the Scotch Assessed Taxes,
and the Consolidated Fund Bills, were read a third
time, and passed.
The Irish Duty ColleCtion Bill, the Irish Distil-
lery, and the Irish Military, Survey Bills, were re-
ported, and ordered to be read a third time to-mor-
row.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1805-07-05

**;,?,Pt He went with a brace of pi is an , Ne.a„
dog, and appeared perhaps ;Ike Don
tluivitte ;'::t- ne-,7cr fired at any bir except
-
Constable, and the two Witernten, and the De-
fendant's Apprentice sN,vore, that' no ;Tame was
thought of they shot only one lark ; had' only a
Newfouncliand dog, and a little cur, or tek-rier, such as
Watermen have in their boats, &c. -

On which the Jury found a verdia fur the De-
fendant.

COMMISSIONERS OF GREENWICH' -I-lOSPITAL RO-
, BERt 'HOOPER.
Mri GARROW stated, that- thi4 was rt. Writ of- In-
' (wiry to assess damittes upon ,a bondßntered into' by
the Defendant, who had suffered judgment to pass
by default. It was, brought
.for the eNpress purpose
of repressing, by its publicity, a pra&iee which :Aim
highly mischievous; which was that of -suffering Boys
who were put out: from the Hospital Apprentices to
the Sea Sertiee, so as to fortn i nin-sery•for seamen,
which Was our National strength, to be employed in
other business on shore. • A Bety in the present case
had been apprenticed out to the Defendant for the
Sea, he had entered into a bond, in which' another
had joined him by way of surety, in the penalty of
501. to keep the lad in the •sea serrice ; instead of
Nvhich he had allowed hiM to be brought up to the
business of a Shoemaker. Money ivas not the ob-
je6l;, any daMages would satisfy the Commissioners.
•, It was understood that no 'Stich praa.ice should be.
atierapted.in future, but that all the Boys of the
Hospital should be brought up to the sea, and' no-
thing else. '. • •

The Jury a,,sessed thedamagesat Qos. each agaißst
the Defendant- and his surety, who were informed
they must send the boy to,sea immediately, or be
liable to these suits continually, for that this busi-
ness must not be trifled with ; all the boys must be
hi-Ought up to,The sea at all events. ,
London, England, 1805-07-05

advised the Noble Earl to try a short residence in
America, after which probably he would comeback
in better humour with his country, With respect
to the stthjedirnmediately bef6re: the House, he re-
peated in substance whit had been said by Earl CAX-,
DEN and Lord ILswßEsautty ; and contended, that
66 far. from restriaion; rather too much indulgence
had been eVended to the West lndia Islands re-
Speeting their trade to America. I
,
and 11.4 IPKESBURY aisti ntc,tly e7cplained that
fhe Law with respe6l to our Colonies Was, that they
shoidd not import any articles unless in British bot-
twits, but that the instruCtions to the Governors
went to this, that they should suspend that Law for
the purpose of admitting iirtAes in Neutral botr
toms, which they found it Was indispensably neces-
sary to admit in that .Way, in all which cases they
roust a6t upon their own-reSponsibility. The ground
of his .obje6tion to the Motion was, that if granted,
it would prOduce partial information, whereas much
more' information would' be necessary, for the dis-
chssion of this important subjeet, and fir the pro-
duCtion Of that there 'was not time at 'this period of
the SeSsion.
,
The Earl of CARYSFORT contended that the sys
tetra of which Noble I.,ords on the other side had
talked, and Upon which they a&ed, with respe& to
the West India Islands, was in ilia, no system, as
it went: to encourage the Governors of the different
-Island% continually to violate the Law.
I.ord,lllitiaowny observed, that the system' upon
which Ministers now acted with respe& to the West
-India Islands was the same Ayhich had the support of
the Noble Earl (CON-smat)" for many years dur-
ing a 'former Administration.,
Earl STANI{OPE ocplained, asserting that lie was
not out of humour with the. Country, but with the
Ministers.
Lord Hor.,LAND shortly replied, and the Duke of
MoNTRQSE explained.
The House .then divided for proceeding to the
.Prder of the Day.
Contents
Not-Contents
Majority -, —6 •
Dttxu, OF ATIIOLL.
On re-entering, the Douse we found' the Earl, of
WESTMORI4ND moving.for a variety Of Papers re-
ptive to the Claims of the Duke, of Atholl ; which
were ordered,
he s.e
cora, reading. of the Duke of A.tholV s Cam-,
pensation WI was ,fixed for Monday, for which day
the Lords were ordered to be summoned.
SMUGGLING BILL
The Committee on the Smuggling' Bill was, post-
poned till to-morrow, When CounSelare to be heard
on behalf of the Island of Guernsey 'against it.
Adjourned till to-morrow'(this day).'

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

TIIITODAY, JULY .4.

Counsel (Mr. 'ADAM) and evidence were heard
On Moore's and Gardner's Divorce Bills, by which
the Marriages and Adulteries' 'Were proved, as also
the Judgments obtained in the Court of K ing's Bench;
but no order was made upon them.
A Message from the Lords announeed that they
had agreed to the three Exchequer Bills Bill, the isle
of4llan BBL. and several private Bills.
London, England, 1805-05-08

air.Av MAT 6.

Passed, by—the Providpnce,. Lynch, froni Salerno s • Va-
lace,.... Melamby, from Palermo ; l'rinscoro, and Ann
M
and aria, trom Pat fOSS.
Eolus, Forster, for Memel •, Henry, Robin-
son, Lord Whitworth, ---, Enycror of Russia, —, and
Gaunt Hoithung, ---, for Stettin ; Nile, Wiseman, for
Tonningen ; V row Anna, Walters, and V roW Hannah, Elms,
for Embden.
London, England, 1805-05-08

BIRTHS.

On Sunday se'nnight, at York, the Lady of Brigridier• Ge-
neral Hodgson, ot a Son.
On the 2stli ult. the Lady of Charles Allen rhillipps,
Esq. of St. Bride's Hilt, of a Daughter.
Lately, the Lady. of Edmund P. Lion, Esq. At his house
in Gloucester-place, Pornuan-squarei of a Sun.
On Saturday, at her house in Lincoln's-inn-fields, the
Hon. Mrs. john Vaughan, of a Daughter.
Same day, the Lady ot• Lieutenant-Colonel Davis, of Not-
tingham-place, of a Daughter.
On the Oth inst. at the ancient mansion• of Loseley, -near
Guildford, Surrey, the Lady of lames More Molyncux, Esq.
of a Son.
London, England, 1805-05-08

NARRIAD.

Lately, I ieutcnant-Colonel Lemon, of the yid Regiment,
to Miss Hobbi, daughter ut 'George Hobbs, of Barnaboy,
King.'s County, Ireland.
On the Wit ult. at Kerrmay, James Bannerman, M. D.
Physician in Aberdeen, to Miss Helen Burnett, daughter of
the fiN:eased Alexander Burnett, Es 9. late of Ketnnay.
YeAerinty, at Lewisham,_ Kent, rhonfas Dawsln, Esq.
of fcitrios.square, Alis: Marian Larkins, daughter of the
late Fsq. of Blackheath.
Lately, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Mr. G. Tilbury,
of East-street, to Miss Mary Hewitt, niece of It. Catts,
Esq. of Manchester-street.
tin 4th inst. at St. Martin's Church, London, Mr. Wil-
liam latterly, Surgeon, of Hastings, to Miss B 11, only
daughter of Mr. WilLarn Ball, nf u e SJine place.
On the 24111 ult. Benjamin Colleaor of
His Majesty's Customs at Bridlington, to Mas Layley, of
Scarborough.
London, England, 1805-05-08

arlfP

'DOLL, MAY 6

Atrivaelrwtha Crace, Thorn, from Weymouth ; john and
Robert West, from Rochester; Ende,vour, Hill. and
Lively, Hughes, from CoWes ,• Phoenix, Stnith,-from
sea; Hope, Manolaws, and. Good Intent, 'rhatchell, from
Falmouth ; and lane, Goltop, from Oporto.
Sailed—the Dispatch, Pike, for Newfoundland ; Sally,
Rendell, and lacOb,- Tucker, for Liverpool ; and Elizabeth,
Revolts, for Hull.
London, England, 1805-05-08

William WeIA, Late of Westrninitir-ltridge.road, Lambeth, w
Surrey, coal-merchant-to surrender M.ty at, zi, and June
d, at one, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Beethatn,
Botivette-street, Fleet-street, London.
John Gamson, et Kingsland-rosd.: Middlesex-,
to surrender May It. 18, and j unit IS, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr., Edis, Clement'A.lane, Lontbard-street,
London.
Richard Brown, of St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucester, corn-
tailor, to surrender May 27, 2.8. and lune ill, At twelve, at
the White, Hart, Broad-street, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs.
Edmund„and Son. Exchequer-Office, Lint:Direct liint•Lon-
don j or J. and T. Lernan, Q uteri's square Britaol.
'Joseph Juda, of ilishopsgate-btreet ‘Vithout, London, slop.
seller, to surrender Iday it, 23; and June 18, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. D. Howard,- Jewry-street,
Altlgate.
William Miff:natl. of Ealing, Middlesex, butcher, to stir-
render May 14, tS, and June ill, at eleven, at Guildhall.
. Attorney, Mr. Bower, C littortt's. 1 nit.
DIVIDENDS.
May 29. Tames Stott, now Or late of Macclesfield, county of
Chester, innkeeper, at twelve, at the Bridgewater Arms
Inn, Manchester.
May 29. John Carr, of Bishop.Wearmouth, county of Dur.
ham, joiner and cabinet-maker, at eleven, at, the house of
Matthew William White, Sunderland near the Sea.
June 1. William Harris, late of Drury.lane, Middlesex,
woollen-draper, *t ten, at Guildhall.
June it. Richard Bigland, of Frocester, Gloucestershire,
cheese.faitor, at ten, at Guildltall, London,
May 211. Solomon Salonlonson, of New.street, Bishopsgate.
street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Mayzel. George Sharland. late .of South Molten, Devon.
shire, MOnCY.SOYCIICT, at ten, at the Globe Tavern,
Exeter.
June S. William Thayer Penney, of Sloane Terrace, Mid-
dleiex, mariner, at ten, at Guildhall.
June it. Andrew Riddell and Robert Riddell, of High.
street, Borough, Surrey, grocers alnico-partners, at one, at
London.
June 8.: John Field, of Watford, Hertfordshire, miller, at
twelve, at Guildhall, London.
CERTIFIC ATES.
May :S. Joseph Dodeson, of Milthorp, Sandal-Magii,Vork.
shire, horse.dealer.
William l'arsoll6, *VW or late of Kiegswood, Warwickshire,
corn-fattor.
ohn Jowctt, of Manchester, manufaiturer.
J ohn Edwards, of Bennington, Oxfordshire. miller.
Iwaitc. Fell, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, tobacconist.
Nicholas Tanner, of St. J./animus, Sornersetahire. maltster.
William North, of Dewsbury.Moor, Yorkshire, coverlid
,itianulatiurer.
London, England, 1805-05-08

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And including such Parts,uf Comparative Anatomy Phy—
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other domestic Animals are subject
uy THOMAS 130ARDMAN.
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This Day were published,
Price 31. us. CI. in boards, the Second and Third Volumes
(the remainder or which is in the Press) of
LON DI N 11./M REDIVIVUM ; or, an AN-
TIENT lIISTORY and MODERN DESCRIP.
TIUN of LONDON, •

I. P. MALCOLM.
The Three Volumes of this Work now before the Public
alFard the r arcichial Histories of Parishes, compiltai from the
triginal and hitherto unknown Itecords of each, contained sit
Vestry Books. Churchwardens books, and the Regime.. of
Baptisms, 'Marriages, and Burials, fiom ts3ll, the Date of
their Origin...—Thc Dean and Chapter of at. Paul's having
permitted their Archives to be explored, every particular re.
Wing to that Buildins it amply detailed, The ether Insti.
tutions throughout the Metropolis are described in the same
manner, from their own Muniment Rooms t and the whole
islilustrated by Extralts from MSS. s; the British Museum,
accompanied by 36 Engravings.
The First Volume of this Work halt been particularly
commended and recommended by the British Critic, the Cu.
ticat Review, the Annual Review,. and the Centleautreo
gaztne, for the 'Yews ilk: and 013.
tinted and sold by J. }Nichol:: anti Son, Rett-Lionipeasage,
Flett-street ; 4Dicial:;(o by F. C. shit 1. Rivittoon, St. Paula
Church-yard; T. (404- str,;43, I. NattlAte RSA
Whitt: till:C.3:4'M
London, England, 1805-05-30

TWENTY THOUSAND:, voutips,

NEXT TUESDAY, June 4 will be.. the Sixth
Day of Drawing, and the First Drawn Ticket entitled
to 2,0,000 t.
The. Wheel is immensely rich, containing,. •
2. Prizes of £30,000 12 Prizes of e,oco
• 2 20.m00 1 2 ft:4)os SCC.
And 4 of 20001.
And Only Five Days to.draw,
From the very great Demand, and the few Tickets now re.,
Maillitig in the Contrador's hands unsold, it is most likely
that what few (it any) that are left alter the Sixth Day, will
rise very Considerably. P. • DOWNS therefore recommends
to those who have delayed purchasing, M be as early.as pos.
Bible in thc:r Application at his old established Office, Si,
NeWFate-street.
Prrzes paid on demand, or exchanged for undravvn TiLl“its
and Shares. •

BIRTH DAY.
IE most tuiexAmplecl.Lortery for Capital Prizes
ever known in the Annals of this Country will give to
the Votaries of Fortune no less a Prize than 200001: for the'
first-drawn Ticket on Tuesday next, the Birth-day of our
august Sovereign, and is probable will be sold at ROBE RTS'
Fortunate Office, 8, Cornhill, where Tickets and Shafts are
selling in variety of Numbers; and where No. i.f,640,,a Prize
of toosool. was sold in. ifteeit Shares, the hit Lottery, as
well as Prizes to a considerable Amount in former Lotteries;
all paid on demand.

CRAM.) PUBLIC BLEAKFAST—KING's BIRTH.
VAN'.
TICKETS for the Grand breakfast, at
Coopers' Hall, 011 Tuesday next, lune 4, may be had
by an early 404:at-inn at PO l' E's Fortunate Office, oppo.
she the Bank of England.
The Holder of the First-airiwn Ticket on the above Morn-
ing will he entitled' to 210,0001.

TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS.
For the First-drawn Ticket on Tuesday next, the Sixth
Day,' and THIRTY THOUSAN POUNDS for the
.I,4st...drawn Ticket on the 'Eighth Day, and the Wheel
contains the following Rich Prizes:
2 Prizes Gt ,C3o!ocie I 2 Prizes of to,eoo
2 -- • 20,000 t 2 sOOO
. • - &c. tkc.

. ... ....... ___ ..,... . .
TICKETS
. and Shares, warranted Undtawn, willl
continue on Sale, whilst any remain, at. CARTE K's,
No. 8, Charing:cross. ' An early Application is absolutely
rieqessary, as •a •Scarcity must take place froM the very few
Tickets remaining In the Contractor's hands unsold.
Prizes paid on demand, or exchanged for turlrawn Tickets
and Shares.
London, England, 1805-05-06

EROM if BONAP ANTE.

As soon as the French charge d'AfftireS at Lis,,
bon heard of the arrival of Jcitosit BowAr.Swra
and his wife in the Tagus, he stoccouriers to Fidnce
to inform his. Corsican Maiter of .this event. A
correspondencelaegan at the same time bet Ween him
arid Julio:AT, who is ttitt tt,t to have spared- the
Mock-Emperor, his briier, either, in writing' or
speaking ; which caused the French Charge WM.
tairea to present a Note to the POrtuguese Ministry,
demanding .that ja a o %It,: 130 KA PAR TI Outliki'llor be
permitted ro. quit Port og 31, norrMnlarne jiatome
and her brother to land at Lisbon, until he had re..
ceived orders from France hOw to act. Apprehen.
sive of Corsican ty rawly, NlitcLitoc Itßohts and
her brother had'put themselves under the protettioir
of the American Minister, to whom they had been
recommended by. President jrFrEasnii. The an.
saver of the Cabinet of Lisbon was nut known, nor
what conduct it had determined on ; but many think
that France .hai pricked upon this ridietdous subjea
only to extort more money. The French Amhas.
sador, General JtrNoT, who hat been intriguing at
Madrid, was daily eipeCted at Lisbon ; in the mean
time.thtt veh-sel in which jettome and his wife keep
quarantine is surrounded by French and Portuguese
spies, to prevent their.estape. • •

The following, whimsical superscription was latc.
ly put upon a letter addressed to the Ltd), of a
well known Knight "ft+ the TiegreittY Rib of
ill arch, Pall Nall." Alter fliv positnAn had ,made
many f:utiltst and v*.ss yuzzled how to
pros,:ett4l, a W.ig informed kern-That -the teller "WAS
,Cirtainiy _intend:4 for LotaLy Pep'.
London, England, 1805-05-06

BIRTHS.

On Friday, in.hlew Cumberland-street, the Lady" of Ro.
bat becher, Esq. of a Son.
The same day, in Quildfot4-street, the Lady of John Mit.
chef!, Esq.. ot Riga, of a Son.
Lately, Mrs. O. Walker, of Glourester-street,. Portman.
square, or a Son.

MARRIED.
On Saturday, at St. Michael's, Cornhill, Mr. William
Webb, of WiAonore.street, Cavendish-square, Wina.iner.
to bliss Bellamy, of aornhill.
London, England, 1805-05-06

PLOT TO DESTROY THE BOURBONS,

i

EXTRACT OF. A LETTER FROM MITTAUI UATED

APOUL 8.

" Yesterday a fire broke our about two o'clock in
016 morning, in the wing of the Castle principally
inhabited by the Qentrat of Artillery, and a Bat.
talion under his cAnmand. In a short .time the
flames had made suqi progress, that assistance was
nearly useless. It the wind had blown from the
West, the ratite Castle would have been a prey to
the flames. Messrs.. the Governor, the Deputy
Governor, and the Membersef the Administration,
she Wed thernelves every. where with the ,grearesc •
zeal, as well as the Officers of the Troops. ,Their
tirs.t care was to clear away a magazine of powder,
the proximity of which was very dangerous.
party wall, which separated the most elevated part
of the wing that was on fire, and which kept back
the flames, happily arrested their• progress by la.
ullitating the: Lion of:the engines.
" The C,eut” Dr LILLE, who had awoke it the
first beat of 'the drum, remained the whole night
on Ins feet, surrounded by his Highness the Doke'
D'ANcouLeMl3 114 ii the OffiCerkS of his suite. For-
tutialety the gout prevented, his waiking about :and'
giving the nut:vagary orders.

'' About five u'eiock in the morning, at the'mo.
ment when every person was busy in stopping qtr ex.
amining the progress of the principal fire, a smoke
was perceived issuing from the extremity of the
wing that was on fire, precisely at the angle which
joined This, wing is, the body of the Castle. 01
entering a stuail detached 'chamber, they. found;
'under a large camp lied, a heap of small billets of
wood iind righted rags on thefSlo Th,
jard;
and parr of the bedstead were already on fire, suit
in a moment the filmes would have free Joe general.
" Tins morning, April 8, smoke ‘was'perceived
over tlie apartments occupied by the Count Ds
which are situated oppubite to the wing that
had °been burnt. The Chief ,at eolice, anti 'many
others, having gone into the,garrets, found theft.,
near the fire place, an earthen with the remains
of slime charcoal, burned di.d the flour on fire
fortunately they, were able n cX thguiSli if.
" Messrs. the Governor D'AIL,I4,N LE w, and the
Commander of the B.ittallon of Former., with 'erne
of' the Principal Officers attached to the Count pc.
LILLE, wetc witnesses to the new attempt; as they
were also to the prceedivg vine. s
-44 Undoubted pro6l has bee" given of l'ets
by the Gbvernor Getterat Count De 13uxtroworie,
who, at the it.st neW4 ut the diSaNief, wt ni if 001
Riga to Msttau. exausstied every thing hti,nself;
and gave with the greatear.activity the n,ced,s,,ry
orders fur the safety of the Castle, where every tiring
is now quiet. The fire still burns, but only atitorlg
the rubbish. Only nne.man has lost his Irk ;
CimniaiitlCr UIC lu-,llit rs received 3 •Ns.,o,;i ‘l.
Leal, lov 'r..
London, England, 1805-05-01

-ISLE OF WIGHT.

A very Desirable- and Cheap Itesicknee fora small Genteel
Family in the said Island;

Oat%EicLhaEel'airli.:
next,
,1 ,i.trnis
GAihz7do,
cenatoervei p
rl
.ncoonn.
sisting of a Dining Parlour, with. Drawing-m(lm, Reuse.
keeper's Room, ,tr.ti :toe:weeding good Ithelien on the Grouurt
Fluor, Five capital Bedchambers on the f irsr Flom, and Ser-
vants Itoonts ,41 the Attie Story ; an excellent Gas.lcit, and.
Six Acres of Meadew Land; together with Stabling for Four
Horses, Coach-house, Dairv, Brewhousr, .6:c. The Vie..
mites are situate in the beautiful Vale of Gateorntle, lir a
lar;ze Grove of [leech Trees, which alfOrd a pleasant shade
during the Summer months.. They are in an exceeding g,en-,
tee( Neighbitirhon;l, only three miles from the Market
Town of N,:wpert, trout whence there is an excellent road,
and about tour miles from the Sea, of which there is a de-
lightful view from the high round at the back of the Grove,.
A Lease of Three,,Five, or Ten Years Svill be granted, or it
may be taken. by the Year.
For particiilars -apply to Mr. Forbes, Solicitor, No. a:,
Ely-place, Holborn ; to .Anthony Bell, Land-Suryeyor,
Winchester ; or to Thomas Sewell, Esq, Newportelsle ,or
Wight.'

FREEHOLD LANDED ESTATE,' BERKSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SHUTTLEWOR'fI-f,
At t;arraway .Ccilfee-hou3e, Change-alley, Cornitill, Lon.
don, art Tuesday the z/Ith of. May, at Twelve,-in One Lot,
by order of the E xiceutors,npless previously disposed of by
Private Contrast,
"fix INTERBOURN *FARM; a valuable and
, V V very desirable Freehold Estate, exonerated from the
Land-Tat ; most delightfully situated in the parish of Che-
Yeling, three Mile? front NeWbury, in the County of Berks.
The Estate is in excellent order, in the highest state of
Cultivation, and lies very convad, within tilt in4-fence;
comprising .upwards of , ~So Acres of Rich, Arable, Meadow,
Pasture, and Wood Land, with suitable Farm-house. Farm.
-Ord,' Barns, Stabling, Gardeh, and Orchard, and numerous
Out-buildings, is substantial Repair; and a valuable right
on Snellmoor Common. Let to an unexceptionable Tenant,
on Leitietlive Years of which will be'unexpired at Mich;:al.-
Inas next, at a very low Rent.—The present Tenant Rents
the great Tithes.
May be viewed, with leave of the Tenant, and ParticUlars
had, zo days previous to the Sale, of Richard Townsend, Esq.
Newbury; MC. Wnt. Bushell, Aston Tyrrold ; Messrs. Den•
netts and GreaVeS, Solicitors, King's-Arms-yard, Coleman..
street, London; at the George. and Pelican, Speenhartilat4;
Marlborough Arms, Marlborough; Bear, Reading r
maideltheatt; tithite Hart, Windsor; Red Lion, Hounslow;
at Carraway's :md of, Mr. Shattlewprth, No. ;7, Austin
Friars, filar the Royal Exchange, London,. wherc a Plan of
the Estate may be, seen.