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London, England, 1805-03-27

EAST INDIA HOUSE,
March 26, I 80.5•
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of .VIERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading
to the East Indies do hereby give Notice,
That the following Proprietors, qualified agreeable to Law,
have, in conformity the 6th Sec. of the 7th Charter of the Bye
Laws, signifiedin *riling to the Secretary,thdr desire of becom-
ing Candidates fir the Di, talon,' at the ensuing Elettion of Six
Direaors, on Wednesday the loth of April next, viz.

TIIOMAS REED, Esq. ACOII BOSANgLIET, Esq.
Jour ROBIATS, Esq, OSEPH COTTON, Esq.
Koi r THORNTON, Esq. sErWAIID LARRY, ESQ.
IPILLIA:11 RAMSAY, Sec.

SPRING LOTTERY,
Begins Drawing 13th May, z3as. '
THERE never has been a Lottery ot only 30,000
Tickets that ever possessed near the Number of Capi.
tal Prizes with which this Scheme abounds. On inspettion
it will be round to contain nearly as many Capital Priws as
has been usual in Lotteries ot 60,000 Tickets, and no Prize
under zol.
London, England, 1805-01-15

Letters from Canton,,, dated the 2d April, ,men

lion, that a
,fleet of about 20 piratical from, well
armed, having landed kind ravaged ihe Islands• Of
Pypri (one of the Lacitottes), shortly after fell in
with► two Chinese ships of war, to which they gave
hassle ; the contest lasted for so►tte hours, and the
Chinese were obliged to Sheer off, having lost half
their crews--three of the Proas, were sunk, and vast

numbers of their people' were killed. Capt. Mae'.
patOax, of the Nancy Gralt,'is to have the coturnaria
of a, large naval force which the Chinese Govern.,
'went is fitting out against these pirates.' Guam,
Rata, and Tinsan, are to be the principal points of
rendeivous.

phemuzlitt Decn haviag obtained the Sovereign.
ty of Cabo!, 1135 appointed his adopted son to he
Governor of Herat, very much against the wishes
of the people, who have violently opposed the
measure.'

The new Canal from Shuttle ato Rye is car.
eying on with uncominon ; its addition to
this line of defence, lVlartello Towers arc to be
construaed on the sea shore, three of which wilt be
equi-disiant between Ilythe and .Romney those
near Dymehurch will be placed itnnyAiately behind
the wall. Twenty vessels laden with blocks haite
already arrived fur their, construdion, and three
millions more have been contratled for.
In honour of Sir' WALTitit RAI, V 101.1, who first:
introduced the use of Tobacco into Hogiand„ and
who,sby the bye, went to his unuteri.ed execution
with a Pipe in his mouth, there are more Stispiers
it is supposed, in the British Metropolis, titan in
any ten other cities in the slJniverse.--4\low,*as TO;
lace° is stile& " tie thatigki.iirsjoirinsf Plant," it
may be asked, what sentiment can it inspire at the
ptesent season of general gratulation, 'that, may
proved much real importance I It is scarcely to be
doubted, that it will powerfully suggest the itupres.
.sivesubjeit of the numerous Capital Prizes in the
great Lottery, which, now draws so' near to its
commeneement. 'Tis a pat ticipation of these Prizes
that will snake the Smoitel porter go down by far
the more mellow ;—that will furnish i'mtab Drink-
art with the most delicious Sweet, for correding,
not only the acid of .their favourite beverage, but
many acid; of Life, and render thc.?i/e, in short,
truly relishing thro u&huitt the. year..

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London, England, 1805-01-15

BIRTH.

On Wedmnlay morning, at the Residentiary House 'in the
'Winger. yard, V erk, the Lady of the Re!. Archdeacon Mark,
ham, of a' SOn,
On Sunday lasr, in Searle-street, Liticolres-inn, the Lady
of, Edward Daniel, Esq. of a Son.
London, England, 1805-01-15

MAR R ! E !U

On the Bth inst. at North lkerwick, Lord Viscount Dun.
can, to Miss Janet Dalrymple, second 'daughter of the late
Sir Hew HamiJuin Dalrymple, Bart, of Bargany and North
Berwick,
On the 7th .inst. at Old Aberdeen, Lieutenant-Colonel
Arthur licrbes, late of His Majesty's 32d Regiment of Foot,
to Miss Isabella M'Leod, second daughter of Dr. Roderick
M•Leod, Principal of King"s College.
On the ist at Gillingham, in Kent, Lieutenant Ed-
ward, Young, of Itis Majesty's litoyal Marine Corps, to MittS
P►•ricel, daughter of William Pelea, Esq.- M. D. of West
.
The same day, at Margaret's., Rochester, Capt. Tito
triasYouti*, of Ills Majesty's Royal Marine Corps, to. Mrs.
C ranvil le Winch, Widow.

'
London, England, 1805-01-15

DIED.

On the 7th inst.' at pingw,lll, North Britain,. the RC',
Daniel Row, Minister of the Gospel there, He was pions
witliout ostentatiui;:, Izarned without pedantry ; highly
benevolent, and tin -uniform friend to the distressed. His
many exurilencics 'in the province of relative, con panion, and
friend, trill be tour, remembered by those who now lament

his loss.
, .
On Saturday morning last, eiticlilenly, Edward Peach, Esq.
of Sundrich, ►n Kent. Ile had gone to bed on the preceding
evening apparently in perfeel health, and appeared to have
died in the night without any.struggle.
Lately, at his seat at Denting, near Newton Abbot, De.
you, Tnomas Taylor, Esq. one of His Majesty's justice.; of
the Peace for the County of Devon. .
On Tuesday last, the R ev. Francis Williams, of Exeter.
London, England, 1805-01-15

*ANTED; TO RENT,

For a Term, with an Option tif.rurchase at the Expiration,
RESPECTABLE, 'MANSION. k the Vici.
nit ,of a good Market Town, from 5o to too miles
if' it front London, on the North Road, with 70 or 8o Mn s
of . Lund. - - • ' •

Letters addressed to A. Z. Pressey, flemietta-sttect, Co-
vent-garden, post paid, will be attended to.

WAR WITH SPAIN.
This Day was published, Priee ts: 6d.
'THE JUSTICE ,a 1 n 1 POLICY .01 a WAR with
SPAIN DLMONSTRATED.
Printed for). Hatcharci, Bookseller to Ilur Majesty, No.
190 (opposite Albany), Picc,:dilly.
Ot whom may.be had, price ts. 6d.
Political Sketches tor jitnuary, 18,,5, Number 1. and to be
continued every fortnight:

• ' This Day was liublished,
Price rs; 6d. in Quarto, and in Edition in Oftavo, Price lc
A CHARGE tlelivered to the,CLERGY of the
XI. DIOCESE of CHEST R, at the Primary Visitatidn
in the Months of July-and August, arm ; and published at
their request.
By HENRY %VILI.IAIII, Lord Bishop of Chester.
Printed fur T. C. and). Rivington, No. 6s. St. Paul's
Church-yard; indscadell and Davies, In the Strand.
London, England, 1805-03-18

CAMBRIDGE, IVlAacii is.

nut two gt?la. Medals, value fifteen guineas each,
for the encouragement of Classical Learning, are
this year ittljudged to Mr. WILLIAM LON OL Y, of
Si. John's College, and Mr. WILLIAM It Atli t•
CAuTLILYv of Pembroke-hall, Bachelors of Arts.
The subjett of the Poem fur Mr. sEATows
Prize for the present year, Chrhei Lawnra.
tion ovo- jergrahm.'

Last week the wife. of one Of the men employed
in cutting the canal at ShortieMrs was concloCie.d
by her husband to the marketplace at Hy the, with
a halter round her neck, and lied to a pa-,t, truru
whence she. was purchased for 6J. by a
-Mulatto,
the long drummer belonging to the Band of tl,e
,4th Regiment, lately in barracks litt that place,—
Sits was a young woman, apparently notlytore than
20 years of age, tall, anti of a Jikely form and fi-
gure ; her tie, Itgwever, exhibited evident marks
of incompatibility of tetn.per—volgariy, she h,,d a
pair of black eyes : notwithstanding this, her new
partner lett her away, with much apparent aatisfac.,
Lion from his hargabt.
Last week a :young woman in Getirrs.streer,
without Lawford's Gate, Bristol, was bornt .to
death. She fell aticep whil,t sitting by the fire,
and suddenly awoke enveloped in flames.
The body of a newly.l tarsi frmalcinfant was
found .yesterday sentoght, mangled in a shacking
manner, in.-the Fri v y -of a pause in College,yald,
Worcester, Coroner's jury deliberated Inur
tenure, and returinati Et verdiet. ul Wilful.Murder ;
on whiolt the unhappy mother, a girl. named joncs.
kHI/Y 191 of resPetbble friends, anti appfehilce, to
a manttnt.tnaker, surrendered lierself
A person at Leeds, Shore., has, ken coin,
milted to prison for. six months, for. removing iu
goof s Lrmil .142,6 dwelling: lioti,t4 to prevs,,t the lao,L,
lord froindistraining for arrears Of ient.
London, England, 1805-03-11

TWO REMARKABLE TRIALS.
'This'Day was pl.:Wished; Prier:One Shilling,
TIE TRIAD:of Colonel I'ASSINGI-1 AM and
JOHN EDWAki),--lor Conspiracy against George
Forrester, Esq with intent, to tlentoO the said Geurp For-
rester of his Wife anti Poperty ! and alsO ehaNing bun with
many unnatural crimes, This is the most remarkable Trial
that ever appeared in any Court of I.ustice, both tin- its con
;sequence
to the Public; the singular atrocious Villanies s-
played, and the, shocking evidence t;iven, tou Itoriible to be
repeated.
Also, The Trial of Henry jadis,. Esq. for 4.74:ituinal Con.
versation with.the Wite of the Hon. Allan Hy& Gardner,
Son -to Lord Gardner. With the whole le:Minas of the Coun-
sel before Lord Ellenhorougli, Chief justice of the King's
Benc,b,.,pn .attirtlay, March 2, 1805;
*4* The Trial 41114. jac,lis may he had separate, price 6d.
§oldby R. Butters, No. 23, Fetter .I.tne, Flects.strect.
London, England, 1805-01-23

COURT OF ALDERMEN.

CITY IlusiNvss.—Yegterday a Court of Abler.
men was held at'Guildhali, at which the Loa ti
Ma.yna, Ts Aldermen Recorder, Sheriffs, arid other
City Officers, attended, JOHN PattiBEP, Esq.
Citizen and Skinner, who on the tith of Dec. last
was elated Alderman of Lime.street 'Ward, and
JOSIAH BOYOLLL, Esq. Citizen anti Stationer, who
on the rph of Dec. last was eleeted-Aiderman of
Cheap Ward, attended, anti were sworn into office.
The presentments of the Inquests of St. Thomas's.
Day laic were read, and referred to the Aldermen of
the differerit Wards, to prosecute as they should
think fit ; and the Solicitor was ordered to put the
Ad of Parliament into execution relative, to ruin.
ous hotises.—A Court of Common Council will
be held on Friday next, at twelve o'clock, for the
dispatch of public business.
London, England, 1805-10-02

somvrr,—fo

[ From the elegoint Treakury of Miscollatieous Poetry, w tifteit
by EDwAgb CoxE, EST]

Mom o'er the veX.'d Atlantic, as I stand,
On beetling cliff, with many a grief opprest ;
I view the raging Sea tear up the sand,
With waves on waves, that seem to know no rest.
Yet rest they know—tor Io ! the storm is o'er--
Bright o'er the dim Eclipse bursts forth the Day ;
And.the loud Winds, that bade the billo .vs roar,
Faint, on the lisroing cart-now die away.
Expos'd to more than Elemental Strife,
No gleam of Hope my dark. horizon cheers ;
Despair's black clouds' hang louring on my life,
While Love,o'erwhelms me with desponding tears !
When shall this Heart, that swells with endless pain,
Like thee, perturbed Ocean, rest again
London, England, 1805-10-02

MURDER OF Jllll. BLIGHT.

BOW-STRI4T.---Yeiteßjay, about eleven o'clock,
Mr. GDARAM came to the Office to resume the in-
vestigation of the murder of Mr. Blight. He re-
tired to a room on the first tjoer, attended by Mr..
STAFFORD. Mary Rack, a servant to sMr. Wright,
in Arundel-street, Strand, was sent for. We On
derstand tho substance of her evident7e was, that she
lived seivantvWith the deceased. 0 nionthi, and had
left hii service about five weeks previous to his Mur-
der. Duringlhe lime she was in the service she did
not recoiled seeing any fire-arms in the house. After
she was dismisscd,'.Hester K itchener, the servant who
was in the house at the time the murder was corn,
was sent lot from the Brawn Bear public-
house. She underwent' -an examination fin*. • above
two hours: After which Mr. Sprach was. brought
over, and continued under very close examination
till past five o'clock. The priseners were examined
upou,:we understand, new points,.that have come
Out in consequence of the examination of several
witnesses on Monday evening :at the deceaSed's
house, and several ethers.

4:(111,,0rti. Green, a constable; was cons c` before
Mt% Bowl) and Sir -Wm; I'.II{,SO.ICE;., in the penaltyof
:51, for reffising to ;ivy; billets to S,..rjeant Johnson,
of the 4th Regiamt of bravoni, aid two others of
the saMe Regiment, who 113.1 a marching order from
st. Alban's to Canterbury.
London, England, 1805-09-18

ANCIENT IRISH STATUTES.

Tit E following cnriousEria&plents appear in some
of the ancient. Irish • S'tatutes
A. U. 1447.-Ne Wool' pUlled off living
sheep. - -
In the same year, to check the progress of luxury,
it is enkted that no gilt bridles or harness shall be
used,.except by KnightS and Prelates. •
A. D. 1 450—The person who kills a thief is
entitled.to a penny from every plough,: and a far--
thing feign every cottage,- w ithin the Barony.
Ivery labourer's son to follow his father's occu-
. patio!). •
A.D..478—A former Aa which obliged Knights
for a Cotnity, and 'largess tin- Cities, to be able to
spend 40:3: yearly, is repealed, froiu thedifficuley of
finding persons so qualified.
A. I). 1495—Every man who possesses goods and
cattle in the value :)f ten pounds, to have a bow and
'sheaf of arrows.
A. l). 1531—N0 wool to, be exported, under
penalty of forfeiture of ship and cargo, except by
EdWard_Albecke, of Manchester, merchant, who
May expert finty poundS Worth yearly.
A. D. 556----No person to.inake aqua vita with-
out licence, under:penalty of 41. except men able to
spend tin to,:ids yearly, and Burgesses of.Boronghs
for their own use.

Same year, no Scots to be brought to Ireland on
pain of death, except by the Lord Lieutenant's li-
cence.

A. D. 1 r,(i)--To make all the exportable corn-,
madities of INJand cheap and plentiful; rind encou-'
rage 'settlers from England, it -was thikyear enaCied
that no wool or woollen yarn, flax. or linen yarn,
hides, sheep, .calf, goat, or deer skins, beef,. Wax,
tallow, or butter, shall be carried out of the realm,
under, payment of custonis equivalent to a prohibi-
was soon repealed.
A. D.., i635---Ploughing by horse:4 tail's, burning'
corn in the straw, and pulling wool off living sheep
prohibited.

Wednesday night the pattern maker's shop, be-
longing to Fwes and the ISieath-Abbey iron Com-
pany, was destrcyect•by fire :• the loss is estimated at
500 i.

No subject is so delicate as the treatment of the
'Teeth. The enamel by which thev are covered is
(wly one-eightieth of an inch in thickness. Every
Tooth' Powder composed of Mineral substances?
it must be obvious to every one, will , soon rob oft
this delicate part of the fabric,: on which their go-
lour and preservation depend, and which can ncver
again be repaired. That Mineral Substances are
more speedy in producing their effe4its than vegetable,
wilt be. granted 3, but this diseax,d: whiteness, • oeca-
;:ioned:by them, soon ends in their decay,
,and the
most violent. Tooth-aches are the consequence of
1 this null and dangeroUS graOice MiTL ER'S Rt. 7
ti! orati ve Tooth-powder, being .eompesed entirely.of
Vegetables, claims a preference over every other.
Sold at No.. 4, cheapside' Corner.ef Paternoster-
row, LOndoit ; and, retail, by most Ceuntry Book-
sellers:and Pelt-timers in the United ~KiVioms, in
Boxes at 2s. g 4. , •
. . •
London, England, 1805-01-24

25560* 11ClietS ^ . ,C2co,ono '', ' ti:o
Patt of the Capitals will, be deterroined as follows : .fi
First-drawn, Ist Day X tOOO First.drawn, 6th Day ,Con
Ditto - •24 Day , son Ditto - 7th Day to,coo
Sits° - 3d Day coo Ditto - Sth Day es,ooo
itu) . 4th Day 500 Ditto ... gth Day sow
Ditto - sth Day soa Ditto 0. loth Day too.)

TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licensed
Lottery Office.'
The Tickets are nearly all sold ; but the Public may. de.,
pend on being supplied with Tickets and Shares'at the dif-
krent Lottery Offices whilst there are any Tickets left.' The
Price will advance daily.
• *** Tickets and 'Blum will .1* stii,timftatawing
proaches,

y

BISH,- witli every sense of Giltitiitte for the
numerous, Favours helms received, ionsiders himself
hound (and-more.panicularlv as a. Contra6lor) to repeat his
Statement to a generous Public, that from the unequalloi
Sale of TICK,ETs and SHARES, botli in Town' and Coun-
try, he does not think• there will be sufficient to answer the
Denund till the Lottery begins ; he therefore recommends,
to prevent disappointment?, an, immediate application ,tu
No. 4, 'Corithi 11 , or 9, Charing-cross.

MONDAY NEXT THE. sTATE, LOTTII.RY COM.
MENCES DRAWING. ..
. ,
ICKETS and SHARES Continue° on Sale at the
.1, • Lieenced State Lottery Offices (the Corner •of Rank-
buildings, Cornhill, and fackng the, Gate of the King's Mews,
Charing-cross) of RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and
Co..
London, England, 1805-03-16

and Bills ordered to be brought in upon them.
Th, Cif ANC 44.411? of the EXCHEQUER
.0465erved, that before fit, proceeded to,the.Otaer of
.the. Dar, on'the Legiey Eill, it was necessarY fYtt
.him.to observer that a 'Military Subjed.(rlie
11a) stood for Monday next,.- and on-tlyst day, from
'particular circumstaoc,,es,ohvious.to moit Gentlemen
present, (being St. Patrick's Day,) many Members
would be absent, and therefore, for their conve.
nience, he deterred his Motion until Tuesday next.
He then moved the Order of the Day for the House
to go in a Committee of the whole House on the
Legacy Duty Bill.
The Order being read, he moved, 6 6 That the
SF EAKISIt do now leave the Chair."

, .
Mr. FOX observed, that if the Right Han. GeM.
denim) had made up his mind not to.peraist in that
parr of the Tax which -applied to Legacies given
to Children, the Debate might be very much short.
ened.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said his opinion remained unaltered upon that sub-
jeCt. He could'not consent to give up so consider.
able a part of the impost as zoo, pool ; for h¢ cal-
culated the Duty on the Legacies to Chi!then to
that amount. •

Mr. Fox asked what day the Report was pro-
posed to be received, for he should, as the hour was
now so late, defer his observations until that stage
of the Bill.—lt was fixed for Tuesday.
The SPEAKER left the Chair.—The Bill passed
the Committee, and the Report was ordered to be
received on Tuesday. Ways and Means, and Sup.
ply, deferred' to Monday.
Adjoiirned at half-past 'nine o'clock.
London, England, 1805-03-16

tyelae,, on the zolor August, bat that it was not
taken from the grnunci until the loth of September,
.and that in consequence the clover was destroyed
under the 04t- c, cka, and the Plaintiff was obliged
to send out twenty,seven head of cattle to depasture
at, another, place becanse he could not turn them
into that field. in the eroi.s•exastioation, however,
.it appeared that the field would nut have depustured
them for Tally days.
Mr. Serjeant SHltit-ittittS insisted that this Affirm
was the mere effect of spleen, and not for -return.
pence for any teal injury. He denied the truth of
the stories told by Mr. pha RA", in,their applica»
tion. did not mean to deny that the fence was
pulled clown, or toe panty imr,urAed; but they
were_ capable of ,Citvlanations which would give a
very ditrocrit asoett to the cash than that which Mr.
GAstaaw bad given it. . He admitted that'his client
ws• song; hut he hail atted under a inisapprehen.
sion of the law, Onceiving that he .otight to hive
had notice .before t:;it, o'clock in the morning..
Verdict for the !dint tff, onages
'this was the unly cmie wiattv reporting on the
Civil Side,
No trial of any interest occurred on the Crown
'Side., , .
London, England, 1805-03-29

REMARKS

ON THE SENTENCE OF A MILITARY COURT MAR•
TIAL : FROM JAMES'a REGIMENTAL comr.4-

NION.

As every circumstance relating to Military Det;i•
sions, by which the reputation and. comfort of an
Officer maybe materially affeCtecl through life, should
be clear and unequivocal, it is impossible to vlose
these observation's; without suggesting, that a specific
definition be fixed and made known to the Army at
large respetting the , terms honouraPy and MOW bo.
nourably, which are sometimes prefixed to the word
_ .
London, England, 1805-03-29

IVAPAL 2VtWS;

PLytioUTH, MARCH 27.—Arrived this morning
the Terrible, of 74. guns, Capt. Lord He l'AuLeT,
from a Cruize ofF Ferrol.

Sailed the Britannia, of 'too guns, to juin the
Channel Fleet ; and the Prevoyante, of 4.0 guns,
lately arrived from the Medite'rranean, for Stand-
gate Creek, to perform Quarantine.

Sailed the ,i'ertetuum Mobile, Bot.wr, and the
Indefatigable, KRAMP, for DalltZiC.
Arrived the Nile Cutter, Cartel, from Morlaix,
to which place she carried forty French prisoners
from Portsmouth. She brings no passengers, or
any news, there being no communication permitted
between Cartels and the shore.

COWES, MARCH 28.—Sailed this morning the
Endragt, Capt. MARKS OLDS' laden with wheat,
for Seville.

PORTSMOUTH. MARCH 28.—Arrived the Tri-
dent Gurt.vessel, with the Commerce, Adventure,
and the Carr Transports, under Convoy frum
Guernsey.

HARW rCH, MARCH 28.—The Lady Ne.peax
Post-Office Packet, Capt. GEORGE DIANE, arrived
this morning dired from Husum, with the Hamburgh
and Bremen Mails, and Passengers.
The Packets with the outward-bound Mails of
yesterday remain.

YARMOUTH, MARCH zB.—Sailed the NsrfoLi,
Pot a, for Quebec ; and Thomas, WHITSIDES, for
Liverpool.
This morning His Majesty's Ship Beadicea ar-
rived here with 211 men, part of the Crew of the
Romng Man of Wart lately lost on the Coast of
Holland.

SHEERNESS, MARCH 28,—Arrived the Ids, of
so guns, Captain OMMANEY, from Portsmouth ;
rolc'aft• Bomb, Captain J. I-I. TAIT ; and
Gun.hrig from the Downs.
Sailed the Woolwich Tender for the River, hay.
ing discharged into the Receiving Ships several vo.
lunteers and impressed men.

The iliereater Armed Ship has the Signal flying
for Convoy to the Elbe.
Ships at this Port —the Zealand, Ardent, his, Ethalion,
L'Airnahle, liehe, Winehelsea, Ceres, Lynx ; Lord Eldon,
Dideliess of Bedibril, Ranger, Adelpld, Mercator Armed
Ships ; and s:tv,:ral Gun-brip, Fire-ships, and Bomb-ten-
ders.

DEAL, MARCH 28.---AffiVed His Majesty's
Ship Diomede, t so guns, from PortFmoutit
Gun-wig, frotn a Cruize off-Calais.

Sailed the Gallant and Monkey Gun-brigs, on a
Cruize off Ambleteutut ; Royalist Armed Ship ;
Watchful and .Defeader Gun.brigs, on a Cruize off
Calais.

Sailed the Sheerness Lighter for Sheerness, With
a cargo of Boats for the Yard.

Came down tile Transit, LISTER, and ►ailed for

Smyrna;
In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Diomede, Castor; fa-
maica, DeVastationP Pmspero, Lucifer, Discovery, Explo-
sion, Hecht, Zebra, five Gun-brigs, and twenty-two
Armed Defence ships.
London, England, 1805-03-29

POLICE.

The following are the particulars of the singular Case which
we mentioned yesterday, as having cone under the investi.
gation of the Magistrates of Bow-street t

PuaLtc-Orerce, BOW.STIt ET.—A young man,
of a very respenable fantily, has been under a pri-
vate examination for several clays past, charged with
uttering a forged draft for a considerable amount,
with art intent to defraud Messrs. Forsters and Lub-
bock, Bankers, in the City. The following circum-
stances have transpired : The Prisoner went to a
Jeweller's, in the Strand, and agreed for the pur.
chase of a quantity of goods, and tendered a draft
on Messrs. Forster, Lubbock, and Co. but the
Jeweller hesitated at giving change, as he was not
sure it was a good one ; the Prisoner observed, the
change was of no consequence, he would call again
the next day for the change, when they had aster.
rained that the draft was a good one. In the mean
time application was made to.the Banker's, and the
draft proved to be 4 bad one. The Prisoner, ac.
cortfng to his promise, called the next day (which
was certainly more the att of a madman than a
rogue) ; he was of course taken into custody.
On Monday morning an aged uncle to the Pd.
toner, a very respectable man, called upon the Pro.
secutor, and requested a sight of the Draft, for
the purpose of taking a copy to make a case to lay
before Counsel, which the Prosecutor complied with,
but held one end in his hand, when the old Gentle.
man suddenly snatched it and tore it. A scuffle
ensued between the parties, but the old 3entleman
succeeded in getting it into the fire, and it was
burned ; he was in consequence conveyed to Bow.
street, when he declared upon his honour it was not
Isis intention to attempt to destroy the Draft till
the moment he did it, when the sudden impulse of
nature came into his mind, that he probably had it
then in his power to save the life of his nephew.
Yesterday both of them underwent a final private
examination, when the Magistrates being satisfied
with the prOdalion of the Draft on the first examina.
tion, he was fully committed for trial. The uncle
was admitted to bail, himself in 4001. and.two sure.
ties in 2001. each, for a violent assault upon the
Plaintiff,
Mr. CONST, who attended for the Bankers, was
of opinion it would prove to be a misdemeanour.
The Dux& of Sumx attended the examination,
London, England, 1805-07-11

TRH KING V. WALTER WELSH.

, •
This was an Indiament against the Defendant,
for having in his pi.issession naval stores contrary to
the Act of the loth of the. King. The Defendant is
a Ship-chandler in Wapping. `.
The SithICITOR—GBNERAL said, that, for the pro-
teEtion of the - public property, it was diretilA by
Certain Statutes, that naval stores should receive, in
the ntanufaoory where. they were prepared, diti-erent
marks, by which they could be distinguished from
articles of the same kind proVided for private in-
dividuals. The Defendant had in his posse:ision a
large quantity of marked bunting ; and he was sub-
je,ft to the penalties uhder the A&, if he could not
show, either that he was a eontradtor tbr this com-
modity, or that he had purchased it at a public sale,
and could produce a certificate of such purchase.
Thomas Walker and John Gottey, the first an
ordinary Surveyor, and The last Principal Surveyor of
the Thames Police-Office,
.went to the house of the
Defendant,. and found a large tinion-fiag, (the mate-
rials of. which was bunting) in the shop of Mr.
Welsh.He not being able to produce a certificate,
they seized the article. With his consent, they
examined the whole of his stock, to die value of
between 4 and 60001. but discovered no other illegal.
property 'on the premises. , •
Mr. EaSkit4E, on the part Of -the-Defeno4nt,-
said, that although he had procured bail, he was at
that moment in Court to surrender himself to the
justice of his Country if he were fbund guilty. He
would admit the general pritieiple, that ignorantia
h-gis non accusal, but the express words of the At
stating the crime, required that the delinquent must
have the goods wilfully and knowingly in his pos-
session,.and he denied that the hfinting, distinguish-
ed as Stores, was wiltitlly and knowingly .in
the hands of the, Defen&int. 'He was a very young
man, and unacquainted with the pros iiionS, of this,
recent Statute. So •utterly ignorant Was' he that
he was offending against the la«s that he expoied
this illicit property to all the world. The Wet Docks:
were very lately opened, and exhibited to An admir-
ing nation one of tic grandest.speEtacles in the *h-7
nafi- of mankind—,an nuinense cottnercia.palaces
rising front Ow dust,' which is thstined to become
the Mput of rite wcAth of the fdtr liaafters, of the
globe7-on thi3 tite pelenclaut lent this
Flag to a neighbour, to be. s'..l,::cncicd °lt a lofty
pine, wie .it would the tt.,tice of the
proAgious crowd of Spe6t:v-,op :iss,,-inblvd to -Ls it
the: - . it possible, if
he knew this article weuld ez:,ose vigil to transporta-
tion fur seven ye:m, tiois thrkm him
, • •
self lwneato the nplifietLy.yo t r:: of I:4e ,
After outnevous witnesses had lwt'n en he-
•' halt:of the who .depo,iv,(l to Op, integrity

uti..‘i I) it is, of 0.4, NLirsh.l;,,,,;(iri, I:4ov...ortet ; at!it tt.t.iAm Ai mitt rti Scat rrs, South-hial
'cc No, I IV, '-itphd Y.r:r're-/idt .rt;,s'etntht Ord,vi Ivr the Pape'', Letters for the Fditvr, (bost-Da4),
London, England, 1805-07-11

OLD BAILEY.

Yesterday the Sossions commenced -before Sir
SoULDUN IAWRF;NCEi Mr. Justice CtrAmßßE,..luid
the City!Otlicers. • • •
Christopher POliard wa indieted for a misde-
meanor' in obstrufting Captain Parry, and the crew,
of His Majesty's Cutter the-Resolution, while mak-
ing a seizure of contraband goods. •
It will be remembered that John George was con-
viaed at a recent Session, and has Sitic. been exe-.
clued, for firing at the' crew of the. Cotter. Capt.
Ptirry stated, that on the loth of January, -after the
seizure had been made, a person dressed in a blue
surtout coat, with white buttons, conversed, with
him some thne respe&ilig the seizure; but he could
not swear to the identity of the Prisoner. • • •
Three Seamen on board the Cutter conoborated
the above statement with respe& to the dress of the
person who conversed with the Captain, and added,.
that the same person shook hands with several of the.
King's men, and requested of them to aa with ho-
nour. On leaving them he exclaimed, " D.--41 them
that turn Judas ;" and shortly after the smugglers
cheered, and commenced an attack with stones and
fire-arins, which wounded several of the crew 'of the
Cutter. These witnesses also refused to swear to the
identity of the Prisoner.
Joseph George and 'Ann his wife stated, that they
saw' the Prisoner amongst the smugglers before an
attack was commenced, and that the ,Prisoner was
in company with John George (who was conviaed)
when he requested of witness, Joseph George, to
assistaii rescuing the goods. They, howeVer, -va-
ried materially with reSpea to the Prisoner's dress.
The. Jury retired some time, and returned a ver-
diet of acquittal.
London, England, 1805-05-23

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Papas, MAY 9.----The American Ship the ilakits
it attired in 23 days from Nek%; • York at 'Bourdeaux.
The Captain confirms the intelligence that the
French have taken possession of St. Lucia, An...
Dominica, Nevis, Montserrat, St. Vin.
tent's. and Sr. Cliristnphres. Capt. tittown, of
the nix,. Witt present at the taking of the latter
Island, horn whence he sailed the 9th of March. The
French Admiral demanded t50,:1. sled. of the City,
tomeol. of the inhabitants; which was complied
with, and the mans paid. All (he English Vessels
in the Road were burnt, but the American were
preserved. The Freneh Fleet only remained one
dal ,Sr, Christopher's, from whence it sailed to
Intitcer the Fleet from Cork, which was daily ex-
Petled,
General ElutoVY's Aid.de.Camp is arrived in
‘4l°Pes after a passage of 29 days, bringing fa.
tottrabla intelligence from the Antilles,
where the
trench Fleet had taken and burnt z Ships of the
Ittallo all ladelithn The loss so
sustained by the Eng-
Trade on this occasion is estimated at Too
litillitta of francs.
It le said that the English have suffered a still
Vestsr lotion the side of Portugal.
0,?4, 1
14* MAY 12,—A Bulletin was circulated on
it Carcassone and Perpignan, which had
gßio
2ip ,
v eli from Spain, and of which the follow.
..-mttontents
•ash Prizes taken in the Port of Lisbon by
',hined Fleet of France and Spain.
, Five
the of the. Line, 15,000, 000 of piastres,
to eighty Sail, forming a Convoy destined
fir Gibtaltar or Malta. To this list a Letter,
"71611 came by another roa4, adds 4000 TrooPss
eutrenticred, and which were, it is in
be tent to Gibraltar. It is not known whether the
blS'NVicloo of piast res are in money or
merchandize,
talli,„they 'le supposed to be specie. We may he nth-
10`n witli.respett to some of the detailsbut the
6f. the English ,
is not the less prodigious, and
which'
fail to give a great blow to their commerce,
t
wh.lell it the true support of their power. 'lbis
oewa,
which
14, been
circulated for several days in the
P"ritilents bordering on Spain, with an uniform
detail
fit - circumstances, appears certain, at least so
I that the Combined Fleet have entered Lis-
ni Ind made an. irntnense booty."
London, England, 1805-05-23

'4"th a Map, and icije;al Plates, Demy Quarto, price-One
Gulnea, and Royal Quarto, price One Guinea and an gait;
`HE HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of
MM./CASII.R, and Its Vicinity`; with Anecdotes
..enainent Men.
London, England, 1805-05-23

BE it rem!mheted that in 14.,,rmrr LarfRIES
TICKETS Rose consid:rably before the Fourth Day
of Drawing. In the last Lottery. they Sold for 241.
which was an increase el s!, hove the present price, and the
Benefits to be darivettl front the Capital_ Prizes oote no Nutt-
litY to the present State of the Wheel. The First_ Drawn
Ticket on Saturday next will be entitled to 500 1. Tickets.
and Snares, warranted-Undrawn, are on Sale at HORNSBY
and Co.'s, State Lottery Office, No. 26, Cornhill.
London, England, 1805-05-23

NAVAL Ntg'Si

MYER, MAY it.-=Arrived in the itc)a).s Hip
Majesty's Gun_brig 80/d, having in ,company
Le
Hero:, French Sloop, I)1 s tons, Laden with Corby.,
FRANCIS BOUDIN Commanier, from Boulogne to
Calais, cut out from under the French Batteries by
the Boats of the above Brig.

Madame Jr Ito4B BONAPARTII leaves this place
to-night for London, accompanied by her Brother,
Mrs. A rtrst RSO Pt (her companion), and Docior Gmt
NUR. where it is expetted she will make her ac.
couchement.

PLYMOUTH, MAY 21.—Sailed this morning to
join Admiral Lord Nut-sort, and Rear. Admiral.
CALDER, the Dreadnought, cif g 8 guns, Vice. Ad.
miral COLLINOWOOD, Towtant, of 8o guns, Re-
pulse, 4' Achille, .Ramiliet, Mars, Coloiius, Bel-
lerophon,- Minotaur, and Illustrious, of 74 guns
each, and Raisonable; of 64 vim.

Arrived the Nemesis, of z 8 guns, wiih a Convoy
ram Portsmouth ; the Trsubridge, of t 6 guns, from
rehnd ; and the Cheer?), Gun.brig, from Ports.

mouth.

Passed by this morning the Lan, of go guns, Rear•
Admiral Sir E. Gow sit, with a COnvoy for New-
foundland.

. By the Pickle Armed. Schooner, arrived ors Sun.
day night from the West Indies, nothing very new
is learnt, but there are dying reports in abundance,
one of which is not so unlikely, that the French
'Admiral of the Rochefort Squadron, after hearing of
the arrival of Admiral COCHRANE in those Seas,
hastily disembarked his Troops at Martinique and
Gaudaloupe, and then returned to Europe, his Ships
being too foul to have a rencontre witlz Admiral
tOCHRANi.

The Cesar, 84, and Thunderer, 71, will, now
they arc manned, join the Fleet as boon as possible.

POIOWOUTII, MAY 22.—SAiled this morning
H. M. S. Triumph and Leda, with a fleet of Thins-
ports under convoy for Cork, since which a boat
has been dispatched to order the following Ships to
return. to Spitheid till further orders, three of which
only have yet returned, and it is not oxpeded the
reinein,ler will be oierniken. The vessels arc the
Aura, Duke of Bronte, Alert, Henry, SLymmetv,.
Unity,Threr Sisters, Archimedes, and Gaup's.
Arrived the Jamaica Frigate from the D. owns.

Silted his M.ije,tyll) Ships Euvdice, Locust,
Merlin, and Pre' arts,
~with the Fleet under Gin.
voy tor the Mediterranean ; !Wilder Gun-brig for
Guernsey ; 7'idierGun.tirib oa a Cut ize ; alo the
isir Man of War and Railer Sloop ot War for New:.
foundland, leaving the Convoy behind, after 'giving
instrutaitma.

DEAL, MAY ,sz.---Sailtd the //amber. Artuect
Ship with Convoy for Falmouth; Itifirman and
brasher Gun.hrig, on a Cruizt to the Westward ;
Alert Slonp ,Plutsilbarlil fur Dongencsi.
Szti;cd the Royalist and Osborne Transports. fur
London, England, 1805-07-29

This Diy WAS published;
price Two Shillings,

REMARKS on the DUTIES of the CLERI-
CAI. PROFESSION with respect to the cultiva-
tion of LEARNING in a Chargedeltvered to the Clergy
of the Arch-Deaconry of St. Alban's, at -the Visitation
holden June loth, A: D. • 1894.
By JOSEPH HOLISEN POTT, A.M.
- Prebendary•of Lincoln, and Archdeacon of St. Alban's.
Published at the request of the clergy Present.
Printed for F. C. and 1. Rivington, St. Pattl'S Church.
yard ; and 1. Hatchard,
Of whom m y he had, latrly 'published, by the same Au.
thor, prise 3s. the Second Edition of
• Considerations on the General Conditions of the Christian
Covenant ; with a View to some important Controversies.
London, England, 1805-07-29

SOLYTH4.V.,.P TON, JUL? 8.

Notwithstandin the.auratilan.it Wcycioutil, all
the lodging:l. are -engaged-here; on'account.of the
itace3, which torrune:ice on Wednesday next.
The .44)th Regiment has been quarten!;l here, be-
ing, removed tram Winchester on account of the
Assizes.

'Tlie;:oth LiEr,ht Dragoons, consisting of six Troops,
are this week to form their head quarters here.
On Monday a cricket match W'ai played at Wes-
ton butwixt nin., old women and nine young ones,
which was well contested. The old women oh-
ta'rned the vidory, to the great satisfaCtion of a num-
ber of by-standers..

What must be thought of the state of the. Public
Prelis-when we find it is empleyed iii ennyeying
stich important- information to the world as, Om
iLor 4d CRA
booiVEN appeared on the Steyne, at Bi.ightoti,
cejs,

r.
Cot,mAN' has adoPted a good plan to correa.,,
the c/a/dish taste of the Public in theatrical matters
by the revival of Tom Thrtmt. But as the Piece.
so aurae.live it.may tend to bring ridicule upon the
grand solemnities of the tragic Muse.
Tile little boy who-has acquitted himself so ably
at 2,l:tre;ate, in the part
,of Youlle Norucd, is the son
of AIN. .NNikrrs, of Covent-Garden ;Theatre. He
Las ::nice pexfortnid l'tederick, in lovers' Vows,.
with increased success. '
CilA RLEs. KRUBLE is going to pertbrm for a few
nights with h;3 hrother'STEPHEN's 'Theatrical Coin-
.pany at Scrtrborolgh. .

The V aux.lvili araias, which, fcw•-• tho last three
and splendour,
.
years, excited such general admiration tram
attained r. degree of perfe6tion tar beyond all former
their novelty seem this year to have
occasions, It was natural to expe6l.• that for such
extemiive preparations the Managers would receive
the most liberal recompense filtim the iNblic ; and.
their success has already been unprecedented, if we
inay judge from the vast crowds Of opulent, ,visitors
who nightly fill the slipper-boxes and promenades,
Thus they are stimulated to additional exertions i,
and every week some new subject is introduced to.
afrord the most complete -gratWcation. On Wed-
nesday a beautiful '4l7berry, given by the Proprielor,,
is to be rowekfor, and the Witmer er.rried in it, iri
triumph, round the Gardens. To-night there
be a Grand.tlarnionic Entertaininent, given at
express desire of several Charnaers of l?istinaion.
he great Arktter ElegonOaram, of Brighton at
. present is Mr. 'TOWNSEND, tlij useful and aaive
assistant of Justin: at her tribunal, Bow-street. This'
Gentleman presides over the 1/10ralS of the Ste.yna, ,
guards the properly of its visitors, and improve:
theii manners%
• The neighbourhood of Portsmouth is to be honour-
,
ed with the presence .of .Fitg Royal Fligliness tbe,
PElNcrss of WiLES, who will re4ide ar the t'touse
lately occupied. blothe Hon. Colonel noon, at Ca-
therington.
. A. letter ii.omthiernsey, dated on 17.dflesday last,
states, that on the f ifith n heavy off
St. rvia:o, Ole 0e,..•-titourof
.
1)(!.0.v.n. ;!
London, England, 1805-07-29

4 f: j. y 27,

•
Thtirsday a singularand Outitpeded,l,-acas tool:
place 14. e; which threatclued to extinguik alt. hope:.'
of seeing any race this season: The person whO
rents the race ground waited on the. Jockey 'Club
(then sitting at the Castle Inn), and complained that
lie had not received, last year, the quarter of a pipe
of wine to which lie was entitled each'.teason for
pertnitting the races. He insisted, as they had tailed
in the yanormance. of this esseiitiul condition, he
was no longer bound to tolerate racing on his altunds;
•and peremptorily told the Club, that unless they inn-
niediately paid him NO guineas,
.he shoaluinfas, be-in,
another sort of/ race with his planets. The dub
returned an ambiguous answer,
On Friday Morning, at te.n o'clock; lie repeated hii
demand, and again not receiving, what be detatfeo a
satisfatiory answer, his plough was immediately set
to work ; but before a few ridges were
finished, press-gang made their appearance, when the plough-
men thoUght proper to abandon their charge, and
make a precipitate retreat. The Plebeian has some
doubts, it seems,. whether it is exactly the law of
England, and has expressed his i11!.C41/1011 Of running
a Sweepstakes with the Club at :Westminster-Hall.
London, England, 1805-07-29

The Avowal of the Profession of the late, and present,
lc,vermitl ROBERT LUKE;

ALTER., F.T, !DEM.
Exeter, Wednesday,.. July 17, •illeS.
Mr. Entrea..
I,Desire by your. Paper to fissure the Public, that
t again admit the disntniion of the titular epithet Re-
verend:not 6.1 account of a return to the religion Of the
Church of England, 1.14: religion of my toittathers, ouf of
winch education, situdy,reliedion, and conscience, have com-
pelled myiseceSsion, hut, lest is should be mistakenly sup.
nosed that J deny myself to be* the Minister of the (Gospel,
because, studious of the support of nature, 1 sue.
mit to the exercise of some .temporal occupation, working
with my bands the thing that is good, that 1 may leave to
give to hit that neecletli, obedient to the example of the
Apostle Sr. Paut,who is proved to have acted not only' in the
superior capacity .of t,he Clergymiti, but, in the capacity of
the Layman also, by Ads XVIil 3, 4. " And, because, he
was of the same craft, he anode with them, • and, wrotignt ;
for, by their occupation, they were tent-makets." " And,
he reasoned in the Synagogue every Sabbath, and, persuaded
thelews, and, the Greeks* Thus advertised, let the Judi-
cious • and, considerate of all my best acquaintance be pre.
'pa rdin. ist dutiftilly to treat, or, deal with me, in all, ~nd,
every of the capacities of both protessions, And •
Layical, prepared 101 the clearer view of me, either as the
processor of huinAnity, the man, • Luke ; or, as the professor
.of gentility, vie Gentleman, Mr, Luke ; or; as the 2refessor
of Christian, iy, the Christian, kobert Luke ; or; to.l4wise,
if not at least, protessodly, the religiJus Christian
Teacher, Minister of the Gospel, or, Divine, the Reverend
Robert Luke; the OtX1) tttelt, littich more the appeatain.e of
the body, nut Henn; a thing necessary, or essential, however
f,r a while conventent, to the Character i tit.. :naii in Christ ;
as is proved by the WOll}$l4TE 15 auip44l3 o+P4'a Cor. 12. a.
Ot tne things new bpok,...t. r• rtau outcry take
its place ,vitit • More or imp:moan v, - %vita more, of ear.
nestness, at present, because. to the c •ntinuation of el
puolications, the means are. • tie longer Inind such as
the affluence 'of for net tittles hash ministered.

S:), ulii the w,vn tile decline, of, fending to snspen-
sion as to lehAtit' not ultog,-titer tail the future
Propoc. , w•ii cli 1 soul ~ it.l could, he understood to
m, ti 1.1.: I iirerfr.,•terot ail tie wiittnoi of the l'ruphets; thr
lilt irr et,c, Eval;elic, A postofic ; the Interpreter
; the imerptaiet as watt
cal,stme..sp4slcAl ; well rational as leligtottsj ?den, hot
not Otherwiae, insiy the sittcete ()fall denominations, whetl,ter
f
tlieollowerb of merely Alob,:s, or, the Vollowers Moses'mastrr,Chrfat,
master,Chribt, fur whose most ample satist4e,etion let me never
cease, except of dire necessity, to sigh, to cry, to try, du well
to cx ped to hear agall from me, K. L
London, England, 1805-05-24

,atLtlitt honour. and fidelity with which tlfe engage.
;`latent had been complied with.
On afsurances being given that the money was
carted, they refused to count, or to weigh it ; and
said, the Committee Were then free, and might re.
turn on shore in safety.
Mr. Ducrocq, whose condigt had been mild and
*libetal.during rwo.days on .short,. and who had me-
ditated between the General in Chief and the. Com.
mittee, was then requested, in the name of those
Gentlemen, to accept a gold watch, as a small
testimony of the esteem in which his charaeter
was viewed, and as executing his,orders with leni.
ty, and the good Manners of a Gentleman and an
Officer,

'the Cain is almost entirely carried- out of the
Island, and some measures will, no doubt, .be taken
to encourage the importation of a fresh supply.
Sinne of the Officers informed the Coirimi'ttee.that
the. Squadron was from kochfarti that it had been
detainetl by contraty .winds, for some:time, on the
poast ;-and
.11;at, it arrived at Nirtinique, after a
iliMbitt'etilforty days ; that after they quieted ar-
i4y..Averit.to Quarlaloupe, .and remained tour
dayi before they sailed. for this tdand..
Clptain L mvet;,of L'Armide, said, that several
Ncgtoes wanted Co go, away with the Trolls, but
received no encour.igement of that description. On
the contrary,. he, deliveted two that l:ad' got on
hoard np to the Committee, whoin they brought
back again to their ownees.
At t tvetve o'clock on the 7th the Squldron
parted, and.vent to Nevis, wi:ert- they ohrai!ir.l
41001, currency, lant3d.l n a HtherS, betia teo
With the tittriust Vinanded at fitst
20,000 guineas.'
Fr,on N,tilis they proceeded ti Montserrat, where
they levied a coirribution, the 3:o,Aint of which we
have not learnt,- and.butot the Shipping there, one
SChoonevexcepted, which they carried away being
a new Vesstl, and pierced for ten gulo. The
day after -the French landed, the cannon at
the Forts, as well as three. field.pieces that were
found in Town, were spiked, and tlae carriages oh
'the lattecOurot in the square. ...The same day they
commenced. setting fire to the different Ships and
Vessels di it had fallen into their hands at, and
brim& with them front, Nevis, viz.
Ship Twini, Capt. Peaks (ran ashore), burnt.
Do. Lady Jane Halliday, Capt. Myers, do.
Br, !Icily, Capt. ;Mr. Shipley's), do.
TiieSe 'carried tiff or destroyed in this Island were,
Ship Caroline, Capt. Hayes, with a quantity of suers on
board, as well as pail of the sugar's taken from use Mathew
and put udboatil lwr, carried 0:1'.
Shp Matlfew, Capt. Young:, burnt.
Do.'Lady Nelsoii, Capt. counor,
Po. Tnet!s, Cart. '..i;nith, do'.
Do. "tboaiiis, Capt. Ctierscin, laden with colfl::e and cot-
: tam, do.
Vapt. Pennistonn (Mr. Bradley's), do.
Mr. Dawcs's SidOp do. '

IMP'ERI4I, PARLIAMENT,
London, England, 1805-05-24

COOPER.'sIiALL.
"MENA' SATURDAY will .he the FOURTH
IN DAY of ogAw.ING, and the First-Drawn Ticket
entitled to ptol.
The Wheel contains double the number, of great Prizes
.it did last Lottery; and the present price of Tickets only
191. ss. ; at the sitne period last ',query they were 241. s's.
aoct by the Sixth Day they were 301. after which Day tot a
Tick was to be had. An early purchase is theretine recent-
mzuded at PORTE it's 011 lisrablialied Otfke, Parliament-
stmt, 'ayhere the Ticket 16,722„.dr.iwn the Second Day, a
Prize of soot. was snid registered.
London, England, 1805-05-24

UNPARALLEIAD RICH 'WHEEL,
' comrAtNiNc.
2 Prizes of 3C30,000 I Prim of ,C looter,
ZO,OOO 3 soap
&c. Pc. Pc.
And only Seven Days to draw.
HAPPINESS and RICHES ttlAy he obtained horn
the above rich Wheel, by an early application at
DoWNS's old establish:A Offic; No. Si, Newkatc-street.
From the great• Demand, it is likely 'rickets will be very
dear and scarce. Last Lottery every Ticket was sold by the
Fourth Day.
The next Dart Drawing will boon Saturday next, and this
First-draSvn TiCket entitled to pool.