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London, England, 1805-02-23

JUDGE FOX.

A Committee of their Lord liipS,On subjeA of
the charge against, Mr. Justice Fox, sat in a private
room till past five o'clock.

ROYAL COMMISSION.

The LOAD CHANCELLOR. then came into the
House, and soon afterwards the Royal Assent was
given by Commission to the Exchequer Bills Bill,
the Assessed Taxes Commissionersliiiii,the Annual
Indemnity Bill, the Coal Factors' Indemnity Bill,
the Irish Habeas Corpus Suspension. Bill, and three
private Bills.
The Commissioners were the Lotto CHANCEL.
LoKi the Duke of Mor.fittose, and Lord WAt..
•

Adjourned, at Six &Clock, till Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
FRIDAY, PUB. 2:.

11,1r.' (tiozarriti gave notice, that, on Tuesday,
he woold. move for some Papers relative to the Af.
fidavit made by David. Bartholomew .respeding Sir
Horne
,Popham. He would state generally what:he
wanted :—First, :a Sratentent :of his Time of Ser,
vies; Secondly:, a Copy of the'Order by which he
kW as an Officer in the Romney while in the Red
Sea ; Thirdly, a Copy of the Order' for removing
the Vlasters and Officers of the Romney into‘other,
.Ships; and, Fourthly, , a S!ateinent of some Trans.
adions concerning the. said Bitttholomew,.: in 1803.
London, England, 1805-02-23

ISLE OF MAN,

Mr. CR ary o.y, as the Right Gentlernan,
(Mr. Rost) was in his place, begged leave to refer
to the Duties of the I.sle of Man. An Account of
Revenue and Ekpenditure of that Made was on the
Table ; but he wished to know whether the Surplus
Revenue, amounting to' between three and four
thousand pounds, was included ?
Mr. CILEUtY then MOVeds ." That an Account
of the 'Distribution of• the Surplus Revenue of, the
Isle el Man be laid befog. the liume."—Ordered.
London, England, 1805-08-15

TFIE GOTTENBUKGH

GoTTgNatrubu, Auc, t...—There is no particular
news hero : when the last Messenger from St. Po.
tersburgh (who arrived here on Thursday last, in
eight days) left that City, M. NOVOSILTZOFP had
not arrived there.

A report is in circulation that the Km° of sv..gitatt
will make Helsinburgb a free port.

Yesterday evening the Loyal North Britons, Col.
Lord MAY, went to practice ball•tiring at Highbury
Ram, near Islington.
The Prince of Wales's Loyal Volunteers, Colonel
M. P. ANbliliWS, have, to the nuinber of 602, de-
dared that they will most cheerfully extend their
service to the Coast as soon as occasion may re-
quire it.
It is now fixed that the Second Regiment of Royal
East India Volunteerg precedes the First in the march
to Maidstone. The Third Regiment yesterday un .
ftaroent.a minute inspeCtion as to its equipment
/le, patient duty.
London, England, 1805-04-26

Silk fItANCIS nu ItD:.-rr.

Mr. CALCX A saki, he held in his hand a Declaration
from Sir FRANCIS Buttnerr,, under the. provisions of the
MI of 28th Geo. 11 1: enabling a Mernher, against whom a
Petition had been presented, to declare 165 intention of not
defending his I: lecttion. The Declaration be had to present
contained a profession of the Hon. Baronet's intention not
to maintain that lie had a majority of legal votes, nor to de.
fend the right of the voters who polled for him.; nor to
disprove the legality of the votes in the opposite interest,
saving his right of opposing all citargt,:i of bribery, Corrup..
tion andl'reating.
_ _ _

`l'i►e Seta xi & Ibought it hiY duty to state, that the Ad in
question appeared to hun to require a total atrandoisment of
the right to sit to enable the Member to present such a De.

Atter some conversation, in which Mr. Rot,* supported
the sentiments of tha .SI.:EAK/It, and Nir.,Ca Leal% FT, Sir
o lot N wro KT, and Mr. G a Ey, argued that it must have
bteli the intention of the Hon. liaronet totally to abandon his
right to sit, but at the sante time to maintain his right of re-
sitting any proceedings that may be brought against him out
of doors for the legal penalties attached to the crimes of Per-
jury, Uribery, and Treating,
Mr. C“ClitArT withdrew the Declaration,"to present imo-
thcr in its place to-morrow more contOrmable tu.Law.

• IRISH LOAN.
Mr. reSTAA gave notice that he should in the Committee
of Ways and Means, to-morrow, subunit to the consideration
of the House the terms of the Loan for Ireland i also that he
would make a Motion for the regulation of the issue of
lar Tokens A 3 subsidiary to the currency of Iretiutd.
London, England, 1805-04-26

FURTHER INQUIRY.

The'CHANCILLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave no.
tiee, that on Monday next he should move fur leave
to bring in a Bill to continue the Commission of
Naval Inquiry ; and also that he should submit a
Motion for the purpose of appointing Onntnission.
era to inquire into the conduit, of the prihcipal de_
partmeots conneded with the great military expen.
ditute of the Country, with powers to examine wit-
nesses on oath, and to report to both Houses.. of
Parliament, in order that if no abuse existed that
required correction, the Public may be satisfied with
the assurance of the fad ; or if, after investigation,
new measures should seem necessary,- Parliament
abould adopt such as in its wisdom it may think fit.
Mr. KtNNAJRD presented a Petition from B.
Tucker,
.f:sq. Jars a Commissioner of clot Navy
Board, stating that a Litter of the Navy Buard to
the Admiralty, on the subject of the Report of
Navy Board relative to Sir Rome POPHAM, pre.
pared by Mr. Tucker, contained many gross, false,
and scandalous, charges against him, which were
nut communicated to him by the Admiralty or the
Navy B)ard, and from which he prayed an oppor-
tunity of clearing himself. • ,
On the Motion of Mr. KINNAIRD, it was order..
ed that there be laid before the Rouse a Copy of
Mr. Tucker's Letter to the Admiralty on this sub.
jett.'

Sir ANDRAW S. HAsamonts gave notice that he
would to.morroW move tor certain Papers con.
netted with the Eleienth Report of the Commis.
stoners pt Naval Inquiry,
London, England, 1805-06-14

SHIP NLIPS.

CRAY ptNA, JUNZ TO.
Passed by—the Charles, &Nuke (a Prize), from the Isle
of France; Minerva, Adams, from IDemerara ; Friendship,
Ingraham, front Tenerifie ; Argo' 'Henderson, from Cork.;
and I uffrow Christiana, Smeller, from Charante.
Sailed—the- Atlantic, Fritter, rig Riga ; 'Triton, Drews,
for Pillau; anti Catharina, for Tonningen.
Jews 12. Passed by--the La Linder, a Prize, from Ply-
mouth; ride, Ayre, from .Berbice; Muse, Bartlett, from
Lisbon; Vrow Margaretta, Swade, from St. Andero; VrowAnna,. Toni min, and Zertinrust, Smill, from Bilboa ; Eagle,
Dillon, Bailor, Conway, and Mary, Phillips, from Bel.
last.

Sailed—the. Betsey, Newland, for Cork ; Geode Hoape,
Jacobs, farrow Fenna, Janson, and Nep;unui, Loots, for
mbden.

51RT113.
' On Friday list, the Lady of Jona' Ingram Lockhart, Esq.
•of a stilhhorn Daughter.
On thu Loth inst. the Lady of Richard Goodlad; Esq. of
liill.place, lints, of a Daughter.
London, England, 1805-06-14

DIAD.
On friday.last, at- his ludgings in Maddox-street; at an
advanced age, John D, O'Leary, Esq.
On Sunday 14St, at Clifton, .Miss Bigge, eldest daughter
of the fate Thomas Charles Bigge, Esq. of 4CIBOII- House,
NorthuMberland; ' . ..

Yesterday, Miss Weston, daughter of Mr. Weston, of Pall-

_
Lately, aged Tr, the Ittr. John Skynner, Sti6-dean of
York Catheural, and Rae-tor of illutherwick and of Easton,
near StarntOrd; and on the following day, the Rev. Mr. Jen..
kins, many years Curate to the above,Gentleman at 'Mather.
wick.

Ort Munday sc'nuight, at Sunderland Workhouse, aged 56,
Henry Gilchrist; lie had been it yeari in thr. above Work-
house, and had acquired - the title of Henry, King or the
Workhouse. On Stindays and holidays he was clothed in
scarlet, with a laced hat, of which, and his title, lie wa'
exceedingly proud.
London, England, 1805-06-14

Jill
was by no means novel iu principle, was nisO
withilyawn by his Lordship,
In another part of the Clause, the words " locally
sitoate," were obje&ed to by •
Me Bi,citop afST. .4S/iP//,,for,which.Le..assign-,
pd cyeral reasons, and illustrated by striking iustan-
;ces, particularly the case of the Parish of •St. John
the Evangelist, Westminster, which was in the 3.0
*zisdietion of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster,
thdugh it was locally situated" in the Diocese of
the Bishop of London ; the (Rev. Prelato thotight
this Might be obviated* by striking outthe words af-
tcr Satisfadion of the 44h0p3, to 'f locally si-
tuated," inclusive.

The LORD CHANCELLOR,' though he felt
the' full forde of the Learned Prelite's obje6tiens,
thought the: omission' proposed in-that particular
Clause would too greatly :affeEt the principle of
the Bill. In another part of tsar Bill, or in 3 future
stage of it, a. provision tpy be- introduced which
would obviate the objection.
After some remarks from the Bishop of LoxDox,
and the Archbishop Of CANTERBURY, and an ex-
planatiqdfrom the Bishop of Si-. Ai'Arn, the last-
mentioned Prelate did not press his Amendment.--
The LORD CHANCELLOR also explained, and ob-
served, that the part of the Bill tinder consideration
was far from being clearly drawn up. •
• .
The Earl of BRIDGEWATER, in the course
of some subseqUent discussion, professed himsel'
strongly of the same opinion so much so, that a
considerable part of the clauSe seemed:to hind to be
nonsense, or at best superfluous. He would, there-
fore, propose the omission of the part he adverted
to, in the ivay'of amendment.

This, after a few remarks from some of the Peers
abOve-rnenticined, wä agreed to by their-Lordships,
and the omission was made accordingly...
After some farther discussion and progress made
in the Bill, the Chairman,: on
,the suggestion of the
Loin CHANCELLOR, who' professed to have the
principle of the Bill warmly at heart, was direaed to
leave the Chair ; and the House resuming, the Coni-
mittee was ordered to sit again to-morrow.—Ad-
Joumed.
London, England, 1805-06-14

CORN-EXCHANGE, Jux E 14.

THE,Marketis still without 'fresh arrivaltlif Grain
in general; Foreign Wheat of inferiOr quality' is in
fultsupOy, and about 10s. per quarter loWer- than
last week, • Fiae karce and. iu demand; blly at last
quotation; but little Barley here; and ,without
mand; •Pease, and• Beans, at small variation;
oats are in short supply, and good samples incline
upwards ; 'Flour intood supply,.. Seconds very plen-
titill. 7 '

W lic.it Sas a 66s a 84$ od llclis • 4ss a 515 ad
Filie Old - - L 64 .1 ty.Th id Tick.lieans 4o; a 4ss od
Rye - . .46i ;, its all' oats 24s a .28s, a3ts ad
Barley - - sas :c 36s ad ! Pohnd do. 32s a 335 od
Matt . -64 s 7as od Emu.. Seed . - + oal - oat
White Pease 4.7.5. :149, nd Fine Flour - 7ss a 783 od
C ley ditto - 4ia a 4us,pd Secutitis . 65s a 75s od

. .
No will has yet been found of the late SiT
LIAM. POLTENEY, and leis nal t ves, it, seenis,,. begin
tn-think that it was not 1u iittetitiqtt to make will.
l'i;LiPS-Lhe wary Baronet conociveailkat a will tniaht
needlesi e4encliture, and that
it was -better to let hi heirs
.quietly suceeed to his
immense • property, without exposing any-of it to
the Liori;..is uncertainty oftbe law."
When BONAPARZE underwent, the ceremony of
• being consecrated - King of Italy, be very properly
• and consistently wore net hen Crown, as he has
long' wielded an Iron Sceptre, ,
P:o.n relinquishes his situation at Drury Lane
Theatre when the present season -closes, and pro-
bably goes, to the other House. .

Mrs-. •SIDDONS 1$ gone to .Edinburgh, where her
talents have-always been held is peculiar admira-
tion, if, indeed, there can be any difference in the
iclmiration which her unrivalled powers have uni-
versally excited. Her health is perfe&ly re-esta-
blished.

A very serious accident happened . on: Epsom
DONVIii on Tuesday last. Captain PRITCHARD and
Mr. JONES agreed to run.their horses fer a friendly
wager over.the course (themselves to ride). The
animals Set off at full speed,' b'ut before they had
proceeded many paces, Captain PRITCHARD'S horse
fell with great violence, and the consequence was,
that. Capt. PRITCHARD had his aria broken, and his
head much . injured. The animal was dreadfully
bruised,-and is since dead. Captain PRITCHARD was
broughtto town to the Humnitims for surgical as-
sistance. .His case was at_ first consul rrecl extremely
dangerous, but yesterday favourable hc;pes were en 7
tertained of his' recovery.
NINTH DAY.—The first-lirawn Ticket, 16,639,
entitled to 1,0001. was sold at BISHIS; where 21,238,
a Prize of 5_,0601. No. 273749, a Prize of 2,0001.
No. 2,220, and 1:3,001, both Prizes of 10001. and
12;1178, a Pilie of 6001. were also Sold, Shared and
Registered, and the fortunate Holders may receive
'their money by applying at either 4, Coruluil, or 9,
Charing Cross.

The Lottery finishes drawing To-morrow, and
undrawn Tickets and Shares may be had at both
the above Offices, to obtain the following Capital
Prizes, with which the Wheel abounds.

Ar:ptooto
14400*
s,Que
2,p00
lye

I I
- S
2
London, England, 1805-06-14

.11 VV. 4,1
• [lit L lV J.JA11.414,11 tLM

French could not havt.t Seleacd one worse calculated
to for hard they views, either as a Depot, or a Naval
Statititk, than Dominica. Had they' attacked An-
tigua and 'succeeded, they would have obtained
possession of a Naval Arsenal, and a good Roadstead,
whence they might have carried on their operations
against the other Colonies with better prospeasi But
they were, no doubt, deterred by the difficulty of ef-
fefting a disembarkation. For, even with experienced
Pilots, from he multitude of rocks atid the surf, it
would have been a perilous adventure to have at-
tempted a landing, 'either at Willoughby Bi's, or
English Harbour ;. for St. John's is out of the ques-
tion. 'the natural fortifications (to which, in many
instances; the assistance of art has beervgic-en,) of
most of our Islands. encourage us to hope, that this,
like every Expedition of the. French since the Revo-
lution commenced, will end in confuSion, ruin, and
disgrace.
London, England, 1805-04-19

On the rst of May wi t I be published, price as.
(To be continual every other Month', No LXVI. of
THE MEDICAL ant CFILRURGICAL RE.
VIEW ; containing among others, Daican's Annals,
• Home an Cancers, Alley on an ErUptive Disease, Moriarty
on Mereuri.ll Leprit, Whateley on Polypus of the Nose,
K inglake's Reply, to Ellin, Peron un Chairt-
berlaine on Cowhage, &C. Together ;vitt' an Account of
iieverAl atLhtiunat Cases of Small-Pax after Vaccination,
nutei of the Vaccine Institution, and other Miseellaneous
Information.

U. The present Number completes the X Ith Volume.
Any Number may had Singly.
I.oitdoo : Printed for the Editors and published by T.'
lloosey, Old lirchtd:street, Royal 'Emchange; :Gutlitrle and
Tait, Ldinburgh ;, Gilbert, and ilOdges, Dublin ; and all
otkr-Boolcsellers
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ff.* The folloWing interestin4 Work iv:II he entitled na
iiciditionil Favour in Great }Multi when it is understood
that the iii4einints Author, on account or Witte Pbserva_
Lions contained its it, has been reeently kichiappAl in
and consigned to same: of the Duiigeons of•lienaparta.
This Day was published,
A New Edition, in Three handsome Volumes, small lire.
price tis in boards, faithfully translated from the German,
(RAVE LS from RERUN to PARIS ; wit
Sketches of the existing State of Society, Mstiners, and
public t tpinion ; and with original Anecdotes of eminent
in the
By AUGUSTUS VON KOTUEUE,
,Author of Tile Stranger, Lovers' Vows, Pizarro, &c. tee.
Modern Pdris has be:ni ably poiirtrayet by Holcroft, Carr,
and others; but it will be uinversally telt, that tne. Portrait
of so great and distinguished a Master as Kotzebue it egitally
entitled to attention. Its tiM,:itiatiOilS in Gepll3ll,4llaVe beau
so great, that two :very large Editions were sold in a fortnight.
The %York has, 'moreover, the partictilar claim to-notice in
England, that it has been written within the last twelve
months, at a time when Englishmen have been prevented, by
political circumstances, horn undertaking a seamier PClfOrtn.
ance. • . .

Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-
yard.
Of whom may be had, The Narrativeof Kotzebue's Exile
into Siberia ; in 3 Vols. price 13s. in boards.. . -
London, England, 1805-04-19

STATE LOTTERY.
WIFT and Co. at their Old Office, No. t t,
Poultry, are selling Tickets and Shales of the State Lot-
tery to begin drawing tph May.
The demand for Tickets and Sharei in all Lotteries has
„teen in proportion to the nurnber of Capital Prizes they con-
inned ; this accounts' for the great Sale that hasa I-ready taken
pladc. in the preSellt Lottery, a continuance of which must
occasion such an increase of Price, as to nuke it an object ,to
every Adventurvr nut to delay his purChase.
• in the last Lottery, the- Ticket No. 2.41,953, a Ptize of
t0,t,0,A. No. Szoo, a Prize of toool. and • Nos. gBsz and
16468, Prizes of .5,01 were shared and sold at Swift and C0.!6
Office ; where No. 679 i, .4 Prize of to,00)I. No. 9362, a
Prize of tehoool. and No. tgoot4., a Prize of 'pool. in the
preceding Lottery, were also sold in shares:
London, England, 1805-04-19

This Day was ptibli..hea,
in Two Vols. Svo. price 11. 4s. in boards,
A TREATISE on the LAWS for the Relief arc!
Settletnent of the POO
\ ,By NOLAN, Esq. of
Barrister at Law.
London: printed by His Alajesty's Law Printer, for' J.
Butterworth,' Fleet -street.

. _
- This Work differs, not only in its' outline, front those
of Dr. Burn and Mr. Bott, but ..ko in it, gtr4cral Jtr.lore-
thent, and it will be found, to treat of, some .subjects which
are either ornitted Altogether, or but slightly touched open in
those valuable Productions ; partiuularly by .out
the mode of Proof necessary to establish the ditii:rent kinds
of Settlements, the Manner of condutting A irpenltt before
Courts of Qiilrter Sessiqns, and atsitccount of the Praetke of
the Crown Side of the Court of King's Bench, as it respects
the Orders of Itlagitrates teittovett thither by. Certiorari.
London, England, 1805-04-19

This Day was published,
In Two large Volumes' ilvo. price as. inboards
AN INQUIRY into the'COLONI AL POLICY
of the EUROPEAN POWIiI2S.

. ,
fly HENRY BkOUGIIAM, jun. Esq. P.R.S.
• Printed for
.Longman, Hurst,..ases, and. Orme, Pater-
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and Co. Edinburgh.
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nave hill from lite possibility of repetition of h'3
crime. A.variety of clrctitri;t:inces tonctirred to nictli:
fy it. But in the preset 4 instance, had Lqta
diai7b any thing nincli less thiin *hal h'e has done)
punishment, could be inflicted less tlian that which he
has stitrerecl ? I,k.the °hie LON had been detected

forgery, the degradatiort that would have folldiiled
would nave been intolerable to a man of fieclitig

. . . . _
rio mail Would say, it would have been enough to sat iS.:
fy idle justice of the County. The 'severity, of justice
was not ,desigued for the reformation of the IndiVi:
dual, but to deter others from similar crimes. It

. . ,
Wag on this principle; that the privaCy of the crime
Was; in our a ground for the aggravation of the
punishment. The crilue principally cOmplained of
in the piesent instance had continued fourteen yt.ar4
undiscovered and unsUspeaed,„ and vvas
discoVered only by aecident. -A. rigoren4 prosecuti,ul
was necessary to. prevent the example of the
. .

• -
Crecy, -the dete6tion merely by accident, and the ih.
sufficiency of the punishment on the dete6tien; loth
drawn into an example to encourage futnre
Sation. • The proceeding by' Impekhnient Abided
the Noble Lord more ample means of defeneet for it
could comprehend, the whole consideration of the
circumstances of the case. The Noble Lord stidect;
thai; it vas inipossible Lord Melville could oefelid
,himself against a:Criminal iirosecution, having
.stroyed his Papers, however, was Lord l\lel=
ville's own act„and ought not:to' prevent liiS
If, on the trial, the Court should he of an opinion
that he had not participated in the profits, and that
his crime was merely having itiadvertently
the abuse, ke ‘squid be ,/equitted, and restored to
his ritation. For these reasons, and for those SO
fib!), enforced by his Noble Friend near him (LOrd,
lA, Potty); who, every time he Siwko, raised hint.; if
higher in the opinion of the froue, he was tar the
orqlinal- Motion, fur proceeding IV Impeachtrient.—
Next to Impeachment he approved of the
PKoseeution, and if the eriglual Motion -hold trot tv:
agreeato, he wcUld.yete -tar the Amendment, and:-

move the insertion upoi) it of tho words, " That flip
Attorney-General be directed, to prosecute." }-fe:
had no personal illwill to. Lord Melville. On the
contrary, he would rejoice if the Noble Lord cuull
be proved innocent,: lie supposed the Noble Lord
London, England, 1805-06-25

.

COURT OF KlNG's QENCU, turiz 13.
TRE KING V. PUILLIVS.

Manitield Phillips; Esq. was brought: to. receive.
the Judgment- of OK...Court., ltti m been cotwiaed
of sending a, Letter to liges ,Thdtiro,' Esq.. a U aitle-
-rnan,of Carmarthen, with _an intent to provoke, bini
to send a challenge. to Mr. Phillips. ,
Mr.,Justit6.Gaosr enlarged on the dangers at-
tendant ondisiitties arisingfroni.COntested3ile4iort%
and on the necessity of sußpressing,thern. lie there
fore pronounced' the sentence of the Court,-
ing the Defendant to pay a fine of 1001,-and to, find
security,- himself iii tool. and,t‘iid sureties in 2.50).
e4chl, to keep- the -peace _for three years,

ICING V. PASSIGHANI, &C. '
Colonel Piqingham and george Edivardi. were
.brought up to receive Judginent fur an Offence ()f
ick they had' been found 'guilty before t FY.-
and a Special Jury,at'Wesnumster, in
Cortviring to defame a Gentithnan of the `name of
`Fora.ster, and tO'fix on him a crime the most de-
testable which man tan commit.

The Report or the Case, though great part of it
was filled up with disgusting fit&s, whieh Lord
LENBoaotrofr, in reciting the evidence,thought fit to
suppress, occupied a consideralle time. it appeared
,in eiirOence, thlt the Defendant had not only, accus-
ed the Prosecutor of the erimo in question, but tit:lt
he had done so to cover a design on the Plaintiff's
wife ; to obtain, in this manner', possessien of the
Prosecutor's" estate - and to render hint hateful in
the eyes of his famiy.
CounSel -Were heard on both ,ides, and an affida-
vit was filed by Colonel Passingliam, in justification
ofwhat he had said and done, in which he declared,
that he would sooner die than have it suspe&ed that
he had uttered what he had unless he had known it
to be a faet. ' _ _ • _

The Prisoners were, ordered to be reituaKkd, arid
to be brought'Up on a flit day. •

MONDAY, JUNE 24.

This day being a holiday, the Judges of the Court ,
did not sit as usual in Term-time i lytt it few e,tu,
at Nisi Nit's, most of them undefelftled, wcre tricd
before the Chiefjuiticp,
London, England, 1805-06-25

Ltle
1101.150 Went IMO a UOMTIIM ee
the Report relative to the Improvement of Leith
Harbour, when a Sum of 25,0001. was v.ofed for
that purpoe. The Reporl to be received' to-mor7
rote.

The CIiATICIILLOP: of the ExcittEcierit, gave no-
tice,
.that he should on 'Wednesday, iu the Commit-
tee *of Supply, move the 'Anna. •Grant for the
Sierra Leona Establishxent.

l'he House went into a Committee of Supply on
the Motion of Mr. Fontrt, and voted' the Sum of
600,0001. for the Extraordinaries of the Army in
Ireland for the year i 805 ; and 4,0001. for the Im-
provement of the Harbour of Plymouth. On the
House being resumed, the Report was'ordered to be
received to-morrow.

,
Ordered; on the Motion of Mr. yOSTRII, that the
House should to-ntorrol,v,gO into - a Committee, to
consider of the Ditties on Spanish,Red Wine.
Mr. BTi7RGEi l3ou tlyr ,obtained leave to bring,in
a Bill to abolkh the Fees of certain.Officers'oeCus-
tbnis,-and to.ensitrea more regular attendance in the
discharge of the Duties of their ,Office,
litstra.7.4t brought up a Bill for au-
thorising the Lords ‘oCramissioners of the 'Treasuryto permit the Warehousing of Goods in•certain Ports
upon security for Payment of the Duties ; also, the
Inland Coal Importation Bill; and Mr. IlusKts'sou.
brought up the cochineal' Dust Duty Bill, which
were severally reaka first tittle, to be'read a second
time to-morrow.

Tile other. Order's of the Day were then disposed
of.—Adjourned.

MAI LS. . ,
Alouvrn—.ll3ottenbur,,,lt, r Dublin. Du z lianiburgh,
Gottenbure,h, i. Lisbon; r Dublin, z. Watctlord.

PRICE OF S"rOCKS
TUTS DAY A r TWiLVS. O'CLOCK..
Consols - - .59 I Reduced A tio• - 5811
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'4. amt 2.5, at ten, at Atten•nits,
ray's- Inn- place.
Hibbc•rt,.. witli:n the Township of
Chachlrrtun, Lancashin2,'vld.aale.,r, Aptil 29,
30, Jral :`,l-ty 2s, it tio.c.2, at t,n2. Mute Bear Inn, Manches-
ter. Attorney,, Mr. Henry Barlow, of Oldham, Lanca—
,
snire.
_ . _

Thi-itnas Chambers, of Dowahani-Market, Norfolk,
vic-
tualler to surr:nder April 19, 21, and May zB, at eleven,
at tho Bell Inn; Ely, Cambridgeshire. Attornies, Mr.
William Marshall, Ely ; or Mr. Zechariah Cave, Hol-
born-court, Gray's-Inn, London.
William 'Wild, of Nottingham, milliner and haberdasher,
to surrender April 29, 30, and lune 4, at eleven, at tho
Punch Bowl, Nottingham. A ttornics,' Mr. Henry Piercy,
Nottingham ; or Messrs. Mac,gougall and Hunter. Lin-
coin's-Inn, London. _ _ _

George Ainsworth, of Warrington, Lancashire, and John
Stephens, of Liverpool, wire.drawers and co-partners' to
surrender May, 6, ao, and 28, at eleven, at the Globe Ta-
vern, john-street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Rowlin-
son, Liverpool ; or Mr. Illackstock, St. Mildred's-court,
Poultry, London:
Matthew Hobson and Robert Story, of Bishop' Wearmouth,
Durham, drapers end copartners, to surrender April 26,
27, and May 28, at eleven, at the George inn, Sunderland
near the sea. Attornies, Mr. George • Parker, Bishop
WeArwouth ; or Messrs. Atcheson and Morgan, Austin-
frietS, London.
London, England, 1805-04-17

REPLY TO A MALICIOUS LIBEL.
VINcENT, No. 4, 134.6e5-street,
LVJ. C rosvenor-square, sole l'ruprictor of the GENU I N
C 01Y I.A N D'a LOTION, havink struck with dismay the
despicable Nlanutaaurers of the Counterfeit Lotion, their
ingenuity has sugtested the tiles of scurrilously libellirig hsr,
under`pretax t of tier being a Nonentity, or that she sheltered
herself' under s fictitious Name.. In order to put an end to
this pitiful and wicked Lalumny, sod to ascertain how tar
the wretched Libellers and unprincipled Opposers of Mrs.
Vincent will dare to venture, she deems it necessary, in jus-
ticeto heti:Wand Family, as well as for the security of the
Public against barefaced imposition, tohstare, that she is the
alual NVidow and Itelitt of the late Mr. Thomas Vincent,
slum wham she derives hcr name, and who upon their Mar-
riage .made a regular attignment, and placed in her bands the
Onigiasl Re tire th.: late eclearated Dr:Cowl:lnd t she has
coutfrined the Name of Vinctn: since, her subsequent NW.
riage with Mr. 'Fyler, lest artful taut scurrilous Charaeters
might convert thediscontintzauce of the N4me of Vincent to
a subterfoge, taserVe their own obvious, purposes.
Sold as above, and at Bacon's, No. 1:;(7, OwtOiti-strut, and
by all the respettable Venders of Meilicin; in gimpc.—
Qtlarti t 4. 6ti. ?Lot, ski. 6d, Stamp
London, England, 1805-04-17

GOSPORT. •
FOR PUBLIC SALE,
At the Dolphin Inn, on Friday the 26. th of April, at Nine
e'Clock in Forenoon,

•
THE following GOODS, .v 'lwdve Thous6nd
ilti.ENOs AYRES HIDES, One Thousand Two
Hundred Small ditto,"f welve Thousand MORSE, HIDES
in the Hair, Four Hundred and Thirty-four TA NN
fl l DES.tar Soles, One kiunclred Bales of TALLOW, and
sundiy other Goods; being the •-argo of rite Spanish Ship
Amphitrite, captured on her voyage from Montevideo• to
Cadiz and Barcelona by His Majesty's Ship Tribune,, R. H.
A. Bennett, Esq. Captain.
For Catalogues, and a view of the Hides and Tallow, ap..
ply. two days previous to the Sale, to
•MATT 141.1.5 IVI4IRCH, Inn. BrOker.
London, England, 1805-04-17

• GOSPoRT.
FOR t'UtiLIC SALE,

At the Dolphin inn: on Friday the 26th April, at Nine
o'clock in the Forenoon,

E FOLLOWING' GOODS, viz.
• For EXPORTATION,
Four UutAred_ and Forty Small Casks of rich MALAGA
WHITE WINE,.

Being Part of the Carp landed froni the Spanish Brig La
Matilde, detained on her voyage fruni NlJlaita to Embden by
His Maje.ty's Ship La Decade, W. C. ltutittrlOid, Lsq.
'Captain, and regularly condemned in the High C4Alft Or Ad.
miraity.
_ .

For Catalogues, and viewing the Wine two days before the
Silg, apply to.
.4. MATTHIAS IVIARCH, Jun.
Gosport, April 4, t2los. . Broker.
London, England, 1805-04-17

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DIVIDENDS.

une IL Griffith Williams, late of Tooley-street, South-
wa►k, Surrey, cheeseinonger, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon-
don.

une is. Mary Robbins and Catharine Robbins, of Birming-
ham, shopkeepers and co-partners, at ten, at Guildhall,
London.

une tt. John Townsend, of the Stone's-End, Southwark,
Surrey, wine-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
May 24. George Lay laneltobarts, now or late of Sculcoates,
Yorkshire, spirit-merchant, at eleven, at the Dog and
Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull.
May 7. John Stanley, of fleet-market, London, brandy-
merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
May 21. Thomas White, of the Borough of Southwark,
Surrey, haberdasher, at one, at Guildhall.
May S. Nicholas Ayres, of, Liverpool, dealer in earthen-
ware, at eleven, at the Roebuck ltin, Novcastle-under-
Lyme.
May so. john Stain, late of Lubenham, LeiCestershire, far-
mer, at ten, at the Angel, Market Harborough, Leicester-
shire.

May ii. George Cummins, of the Griffin public-house,
yillier's7street, Strand, Middlesex, victualler, at ten, at

Guildhall.
June rs. Francis Clarke, of Rotherhithe-street, Bother-
lithe, Surrey, mariner, at ten, at Guildhall,. London.
I une is. Alexander Osbaldestun, of Brutoh-street, Mid-
dlesex, worsted-man, at.ten, at Guildhall.
June as. Edmund Hammond, late of Castle-street, Long-
acre, Middlesex, brewer, at one, at Guildhall.
May 25. 'l'horna3 Smith Williams, of Mincing-lane, London,
ship-broker, at ten, at Guildhall.
May at. Henry Jackson, of Mincing-lane, London, mer-
chant, at one, at Guildhall.
May 25. john Gordon Cripps, of Bury St. Edmunds, Suf-
folk, grocer and tea-dealer, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
May 13. Abraham Liugharn, late of St. john, Brdwardine,
Worcestershire, glove-manufacturer, at eleven, at the
Crown Inn, Worcester.

MM LS.
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ORIGIKAL.

An Itinerary of theltoute of the English Enthsasy from Lon-
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.ANALYSIS.
1,-WoOwarti's Voyage in 'be Indian Archipelago.
2. Kotzehue's Travels in Fnce.
3. Tockey's Voyage to Nets" Sotith Wales.
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paration for tliz Second Volume, among which are St. Vin-
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DUBI,EV, APRIL la.

Oct. Saturday night' last a man of the name of
Connor, returning to his house, distant from Clon.
mel about a quarter of a mile, was attacked by three
or tour tellows, who gave him so violent a beating
that he lies ciatigerously ill.
Otr Thursday last jibs Freeze was executed at
Gallows Green, Limerick, pursuant to his sentence
on the former Tuesday, for the murder of his
wife. His corpks was brought back and delivered
for dissedion to the Surgeons of the County In.

urinary. . •
On. Sunday evening lota Gentlemen comjng to
town from Leixlip, in a capriage, were wantonly as.
bautwi ley a, nutuOtr of ruffians, and severely cut and
inj'ited : it ap, cart. they had been attending a lune-
rAl. Tiw have been apprehended, and cumtnitted
CA trial to Koltnainlim Gaol,

One uf_titr viilains that attetrihted to roh a house
in Conk .street Sunday night last, was taken, by
the of the Peace Officers, and tioin whnbe
conitip.ion is.expetted the •whole g4ng that have
for saint infested this City and its environs
will be detected.
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NRWS.

• OXAVISiND,' Arita. 75. •
Passed by---the Aurora, Mathews, and Lively, ' Toole,
from Surinam ; Jagon, Fry, and. Hope Hughes, from rot,-
peiaburg ; ChristiimafratttDaritzic; Hen-
drick; :Christian, V row Bloom, Andrews, and Young Daugh-
ter Anna. from En-Wen.
Smith, .for Demerara; Fame,
Smith, fair , tor Belfast ; Neily and Ann, Clyne, r Dublin ;`
Endracht,.llraen, ter Embden.l Estlaile, Horatian, far Opor-
to.; Hope, Ay t, and Endraghts4arte, for/Tomlin-
gen.

•
MARRIED.
Yesterday, at'St. George's eiIUIVN lisnover.square, Sir
Drummond Saki', Bart, of Trig Park, to the lion. Lady
Sykes.
The same day, at St. aeorge's .Church, lianover-square,
Thomas BoZhlington, kFq. of Upper Brook-street, to l'ttiss
Mary I:oilier:Ord. 'Lighter of the late P. Comerford, Esq,
On Saturday last, at. St. Pancras, Mr. George Mansfield,
of North:place, Gray's-itio-laiie, to Miss rilkigtoil, of
Somers-town,

On -the nth ult. at St. Mary-le-bone Church, C. B.
Wyatt, Esq. Surveyor General of the Province of Upper
Canada, in America, to bliss Rogers, -of Frith-strvel,- Sotto.
equaro.
London, England, 1805-04-17

GOSPORT.
FOR punic SALE,

At the Dolphin Inn, on Friday the 26th April, at Nine
o'Clock in the Forenoon.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
For HOME CONSUMPTION,
. x6s Bags Spanish Wool, 9463: Ox Horns,
21 Serons Indigo, 31,5a0 Florn'Plates,
i 6 Sarsaparrilla,
.tSitalo Ox Bones.
a Case Storax.
For .EXPORTATION,
eo Barrels Coffee, 2 Barrels Wine.
Being Part of the Cargo landed from .the Danish Ship Stadt
Copenhagen, detained on har voyage front Cadiztio Embdca
by His Majesty's Ship Pluto, Richard Janverin, Esq. Com-
mander,' and regularly condemned m time nigh Couit of Ad—
miralty.
For:Catalogues, and viewing the Goods two,day4 prier to
the Sale, apply to

• •
14iAl"1'HIAS MARCH, Jun.
Gaspar:, April 4, dos. Broker.

GOSPORT:
FOR PUBLIC SALE,
At the Dolphin Inn, on Thursday tire ,6th of May, 1.1,05,
at Ten o'C lock in the forenoon,
THE FOLLO WING Goo Ds, viz.
kor HOME COFiSUMPTIA)N,
r6,2oO.BUENOS AYRES HIDES,
67 Packages of CO "I'T,t N.
For EXPORTATION,
• 200 Serons of COCOA,
being the Cargo of the Spani4h Ship Princessa de 14 Paz,
captured on her Voyage front Montevideo to Sr. Andero, by,
Fits. Majesty's Ship Endytnion, Hon. Charles Paget, Cap-
tain, and regularly condemned as Prize.
For Catalogues, and viewing,the same two days before the
Sale, apply to
MATTHIAS MARCH, Inn. and 'URN 111011,1 ii
. Brokers.
•
Gosport, April 11, 1805.

GOSPORT.
FOR: PUBLIC SALE,
At the Dolphin Inn, on Thursday the 16th of May, 18or,
at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE" FOLLOWING GOODS, viz,
For EXPORTATION, '
86 Seruns of COCOA.
For HOME CONSUMPTION,
78 Packages of COTTON, -
$8 SCMIS of IND! GO, and about
so Tons of BRAZILLETT I, and other Dye Wood,
Being the Cargo of the Spanish Shp Nova Carlotta, cap..
turad on her Voyage from Curnana to Cadiz by His Majes•
ty's Ship Entlyniron, Hon. Charles Paget, Captain, 4141 re.
gularly condemned as Prize
For Catalogues, and. viewing the Goode two days before
the Salt, apply to
1011 N MCWLE, and MATTfIZAS MARCH, jun.
Brokers.
Gosport, Apttk t t, .180 S.
London, England, 1805-04-10

LAW' REPORT.

COURT oIi.CtiAN,cE.RV, Aratr. 6; •
Es parte HtcciNs.
TH Is was an Application by the Petitioning, te.,
ditor of the Bankrupt,: praying .that certain parties
should be compelled to go before the CeMmissioners,
and give evidence with respeet, to the aft or bank.;
ruptcy committed. The Petitioning Creditor's
debt amounted to upwards of 41,0001. ; the Cnm.
mission issued; and the 36 to be proved was, the
execution of a deed by the Bankrupt, conveying the
whole of his property ; and the parties, witnesses
thereto, tefused to give evidence of the execution ,
thereof.
tp RICI-1 for the • Bankrupt,- concontended,.ktii
that, as nothing had been done under the.Commis.
sion, which had not been even. opened, the. Great
Seal had nu attliority to compel these parties to give
evidence of a deed to thy: injury of any patty;'
The Loin CHANCELLOK asked, why, then, in.
all times heretofore, Chancellors' had committed'
parties to gaol for this offence ? The law, had giyen
authority to the Great Seal to issue 6.)Mtni%sions of
Bankruptcy, and therefore he had the power to
compel persons to go before:the Commiss,iopers and
give evidence.. Having said this, his Lordship
hoped the parties would go Wore the Cotionisititn.
ern, without further hesitation, and not drive ,the
Petitioner to the necessity Of taking out• the Order.
EX parte sit ItetteltD.
This was a Petition in the matter of Castel' and
Powell,•Bankrupts, praying that.t.liefelitioner might
be permitted to set 'Off 'a debt due by the Bankrupts
to her, against a joint naion by the 'Assignees
against her and her brother. The Bankrupts. had
advanced aoovl. to the Petitioner's brother, and had
takin hi. security, jointly 'with his 'lister's, for the
repayment' of that sum. At thetirne of this-transac.
-lion 'the Bankrupts had Exchequer Bills to the
amount of 30001. belonging' t 4 the Lady, in- their'
hands, a part of which she now sought to be set off
against'the joint a(tion.
The CHANCELLOR. was of opinion, that the. ills.
ter's' demand could not be set off agaitisi the anion
of the 'Assignees, which his-Lordship •much regret-
'tea"; but, as there appeared to be something worth
further consideration in the:question, lie would look
-into the affidavits, and. deliver his .opinion on Mon.
day.
London, England, 1805-04-10

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

• 1 ,• • - • , . t
.7fuluncommon-6neness of the iyeather, and the.'
seasonable rains which have fallen lately, have been
exceedingly,favourable to the operations of husband.
ry,,and have enabled the Farmer
to sow Ills Spring
Corn with facility,* making, excellent work. The.
Barley Tilta, on,stronglands, were never inellowei`
or in 14ettericanlition,for. Grass Seeds ; many, thou.
0141 acres ibaye..lren sown ; and in well.managed
distrids the seedinx.business is ihgreat forwardness.
The
.young,Wheats every where 10,k well and pro,:
miring. Winker Tares and Clover have itnpruyed,
lately very ,muctt : and in warm
,situations a bite
may soon bet expelled. The Turnips have not suffered
by, the late:fruits; a4lll, with the assistance of the
Swedish (which Are now generally sown), will enable
the Farmer to
.support his fl)cks well till the new
Grasses are ready: to be turned in. The Ewes, are
beginning to,lank ; the Falls. are in,general good,
Fodder is in general plenty, and moderate in price,
wttich occasymed.Lean Cat tl,e 49 obtain ',good Prices
at the lateY,airs., where Stock Sheep ha v e been some,.
what ;cheap:ex ;.And Store Fings are Very low. Mulch:
Cows aredear; and good fresh I-tOrses of the dranlght
:and saddle kind still obtaio,great prices,. and are
muolt in demand.
London, England, 1805-04-10

LONDON FASHIONS FOR APRIL.

Ftrtt.l)a ass ts.—A full dress.of) fine ivhite muslin,„ em-
broidered pyrataidically with gold ; the dress made quint
plain over the [mom, and clasped. 'with a small
attire or medallion ; the sleeve; Olin, and egibroulered to
correspond with the, dress. The. hair dressed With a gold
bandeau. ‘Vhire shoes. A
.tl evening dress of blue crai,;:, or
muain, over an tindrss.of white' sarsnet ; the Min: dress
made open in the back to shewrthe under one ; the Sleeve 9
plain, and hooped nn the top of the arrhwitli a. brooch.
PaostatiAns and Evasiilc. Dliassrls.---Dress of plain
white satin, with long.slceves ; a 'white muslin cloak, with
lace let in all round. Straw hat turned up in front, and orna-
mentCtl a teather.
Cover MOVIkS 040.—Dress of sarsnet or muslin. The
hair dressed with a wreath at blakk crape dowers • black.
glazed gloves.
1.1 eau r ssis. —t The Savoyard rap of .white crape;
ornamented with a bunch of roses on the top a A hat cit
yellow silk, looped up on the lett wile.
.. 3. A bine satin hat,
trillthiCtl with the same; turned up before end Ipellind.. 4. A
hat of broWn chip, lined` with riguted 'satin, and 'flair/lei
with ribband tq correspond. 5. A large hat or wwto satin,
turned up in the gone, and ornamented with ostrich feathers:
6. Cap of white said, with a deep laCe border, and fastened
up in the front .with a bunch of yelloW roses. q, CT of
satin and lace, ornamented with a bunch of roses. -
of blue crape.
• ,
GSHARAI.OaSZRVATIONS.-:—The eolifints ,are'
pink, blue, and green, all very pale. he huge Spentulthat
still continues very ta.shunable. The dresses contiaue to be
made very short waisted, and very low over the bosom and
back ; lace is introduced into every article of dress. '
London, England, 1805-08-14

SUFFOLK 4.ssizEs,

tiltinSTON iP. FELGATE.
This was an
_glint) of trespass, before a Special,
;fury, brought in the name of the tenant of Mrs.
Anguish, who was Plaintiff, against Mr. Sheppard's,
teeaut,, the Defendant. 'lle sole questioti upon
which the trespass depended was, .w ether a 'strip of
containing. about 21 acrei, itiM lying on the
side Of a piece of water called the Fleet (stated to
be either in the Parish of Aldertou or Bawdsey),
%vas, the property of the Plaintitfor Defendant. Var.
thei'laintitt it was proved, that he and hit ancestors
had. enjoyed the possession and exercised a€ of
Ownenthip over 11w locus, in quo moreiban 60 years.
And the deiczee principally set up VIM that the
land iii dispute was formerly part of the
_piece of
water called the Fleet, but that from draining
provementi, 4e, within some years past, the col**
of the water 11/419 lessened from the original bed,
*whereby tlie, land was lett, and that tbe Defendant's,
property extended to the autient,border of the river.
But from the, long and, uninterrupted possession of
the land, atufthe strength of evidence, a yea & was
returned fat.* Plaintiff—Datnages

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NEW so urn WALES.

FE.0244 SIDNEY GAZETTES TO THE 28TH OF AUG.

SYDNEY, MARCH 17.

The INSURGENTA." The energy and atlivity
of the inhabitants of Hawkesbury, in pursuing and
apprehending the ill-advised and equally ill-dispnied
miscreants who fled towards the mountains in wild
and terrible despair, was highly, meritorious and
praiseworthy; and the ardour with which they ex-
erted themselves in .the cause of loyalty, while it
affords an indisputable testimony of zeal and at.
tachment to a much-loved Monarch. and a happy,
envied Constitution, will have much influence in
deterring the rash, unprincipled, and deluded, from
future efforts of intemperance and folly."
London, England, 1805-08-13

THE lIAMBURGH 111/11L.

Amntracu, Atm. 2.—A. Letter. from Stras-
burgh, of the 23d July, &vs, €' M. Nnsain EFrEtcm,
Secretary of the Turkish Legation to the French
Government, a4.M. Dog EnooK, Secretary to the
Prince of Wallachia, arrived yesterday In this City,
on their way from Paris to Constantinople."
A Petition is circulated of Basle, recotnmending
the union of Switzerland to a Great Empire, as the
only mode of reviving the decayed tnanufaetures of
that country.
Thee Austrian Troops, now in the State of Ve-
nice, ate estimated at 50,000 men • those in Styria,
at 30,000 ; and those in the Tyrdat 25,000. •
London, England, 1805-02-14

MARRIED.

On Sunday se'nnight, at Drummavally Church, County'
of Kerry, William Biemiernassett, Esq. son to Colonel Ro,•.v.
land Blenlierhassett, to Miss illennerhuss'ett, eldest daughter
to Richard Blennerhassett, Esq. of Bally-Mac-Prior, and
gr4nd-da9g4ter to the Right Hon. Lord Ventry.
London, England, 1805-02-14

ADDRESS TO HIS MAIESTY.

Mr.' Rost brought up the Report of the Address
which,was last night voted ley the Haase to be pre.
Selltetj to His Majesty on his Communication of the
Spanish Papers.
The Address, which was almost verbatim the
,same as had been resolved on the preceding night,
was read twice and agreed to without any farther
opposition.
London, England, 1805-02-14

SHIP NEW 8.

TOOLI, .11,811.

Arrived—the Cornwallis, Power, frotti'Dungarvarr; ie.
Live, Spurrier, and Williams;. from isoilsingt4h to
and Urania, Thomas, from Lisbon,
Sailed—the David', Wilkinson, and Success, Robiniort,-
for Waterford ; and Elizabeth,' ReVALIS, for Hull.

GIIAVILSZPID.4I2.'U.

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Passed liy—the Northamptcin, Barker, from Bengal ; Ann,
Price, from Bombay ;, Alliance, Williams, from Waterford ;
jutrrow Christiana, from Charante ; Retreive, Englis,
from Riga; Minerva, Main, from DeliJ ; Orion, Evans,
from Cork ; Cyrene, Lililumn, from St. Michael's ; Cum.
herland, Goulding, Richard, Perrin and Slnior, .Atkiuson,
tram Jamaica.
Sailed—the Fair American, Flower, for New-York ; and
the Argo, Henderson, for Cork.