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London, England, 1805-04-08

DIVIDENDS

April t 3. Baltharar Giorgi, late of Ratcliffe Highway. Middlefes
rgi •

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-cltyniiit, at ten at Guildhall.
April 13. Francis Cotsford, of Bintop's Stortford, Hens, uphol-

Item; at one, at Guildhall, London.
April 13 Nathaniel Lucas and Charles Betke, of Pancras-lane,
London, glerchants and copartners, at one, at Guildhall.
April it. William Elliott, of Beverley, Yorkfbire, tanner, dealer
and chapman, at eleven, at the Ti„er, Beverley.
April 13. James Sutherland, of Bath, baberdanter, at twelve, at
Guildhall, London. •
[ This Casette alla contaiqs two Orders of O,uncii, of the sth
init. declarir g :he laws of Quarantine, to he performed on All fhips,
goods, &c comiug from any place that m y be judged infediuus
or where the plague may probably be. 7 hole laws are to com-
mence on the loth of May next tatting : until which time the
law. of quarantine are to continue, which had been before order-
ed to begin on the 3th hilt.]
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and to he bad of all llooklellers.

•.• Tbtfollutring intersliinz Itturb toil be entitled to adlitional.frenur
in Gr:at qui.,,n it is undet/lood *bat the i•tzsislaso
Go aeount of liaise OW; mations coltained is it, Lou been 'sanity lid.
sulthd in 114, and conjigned t fume of 114 Dungeons of Bonaparte.
This day was publiihed, a New Edition, in three handfome volumes
[mall Bvo. price tss in boards, faithfully tranflated frurn the
igerman,
TRAVELS from BERLIN to PARIS, with
Sketches of the esitting Staten' Society, Manners, and
lie Opinion, and with Original Anecdotes of eminent Charaders
in the French Metropolis.
By AAJGUSTUS VON KOTZFVIE.
Author of the Stranger, Lovers Vows, Pizarro. &e. &c.
Modern Patio has been ably pourtrayed by Holcroft, Carr, and
others ; but it will be univerfally felt that the Portrait of fo great
and diftingiiiihed a Matter as Kotzebue is equally entitled to at•
tendon. Ito fisfainations in Germany have been fo great, that two
very large Editions were fill iu a fortnight. The work has,more-
over, the particular claim to notice in England, that it has been
written within the hit twelve months, at a time when Englilhmen
have been prevented by political eircumflances, from undertaking
a fimilar performance.
. Printed for R11:11ARD PIMA IPS, No. 6, New Bridge-ftreet.
Of whom may be bad, the Narrative of Kotzet ties Elite into
Siberia, in three Volumes, price 125. in boards.

This day was publlfhed,
In Three elegant Volume 4, Poft Oetavo, Price One Guinea in
Boards, embellilbed with a fine Portrait of Lady Pomfret,. by

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Caroline Watfon,
1 'HECORRESPONDENCEbetweenFRANCES
COUNTESS of IIAR I'FORD (late Du chefs of Somerfet).
and HENRIETTA LOUISA, COUN ss of POMPRET, be-
tween :he Years 2733 and 1742, during the rtfidence of the latter
Lady ~Iroad ; interfpe:Ld with Original Poetry and with Alice
dt..tes of the Englifh, Frznch, and other Courts, and of difliirguifhed
Perfons of that period.
Printec! for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, New Bridze-ft"tet ;
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MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

WHEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen expe-
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worn option. Perfonal applications will be r ived every day nil
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(poll paid) hnniediately anfwered.

E CHEAPEST HOSIERY and GLOVE

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J. R. has no concern with any other Shop in London. Obferve
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worth as 6d. Men 'a Superfine Ribbed Cotton at tally as 6d. 'worth
31. 6.1. Women's Fine COttoo, is. 6d. worth as. Superfine at as. 9d.
worth as and Stith curious Lace Clocks, gs. worh A. Black or
White Silk Holc,at 6s. 6d. and with Lace Clocks, ya. 6.1. worth
gos. 6.1. sco Dozen Men's and Women's Leather Gloves, from is.
upwards; We Nic Lace Mitts at as 6d. worth as. and extra long
grace Mitts at as. pd. worth sq. and a curious article in Ladles' long
Lace Sleeve., cakulated to give cafe and drawee, patronifed by the
Royal Family ; LlaCtie Cotton, and othcr Drawers ar only j^t.
worths. 6d. alto new Invented Lamb's Wool Petticoats that are
fo roach approved of by the Ladies. More that have to make
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Chr.pfki.v.
London, England, 1805-04-08

WHITE HANDS have ever been efleemed a
p•rfunsl beauty in both Sexes, and in fome parts of Europe
art eff mi..' to peeress of rank. The BANDAVA SOAP, or ix-
DIAN WASHING CAXIS, puffers the peculiar property of giving
the mull ‘Aquifite delicacy of texture, and inconceivable fainters
to the hands which are conftandy welted with this Soap, and there
died' are not produced too fudJenly, as if by paint, but gradus I. y,
by correding all the impede Lions of the Otin. Even in cake
where the Orin has been injured by labour or other violence, the
hardnefaisand coarfenefa are effeetualty, infallibly, and permanently
rerrovcd, and fucceeded by frooothm fa, Limas, and delicecy of
appe.,rance, which cannot be acquired by any other means what
It is by experience only that any one can form an adequate
ides of the fuperiur excellence of this Soap.
old, wholefale, retail, and for exportation, by the proprietors'
fa• went, W. Wi:hers, No sap, Strand, near Temple Bar;
at Mr. Dangerfteld's Library, Bentley- fquare ; Mr. Dunnett, No.
3, 02:..pfide, London, and molt Perfumers.

Prlce Oat Shilling cacti Cake.
London, England, 1805-04-08

ST +F F.

Colonel Thomas Brinley, of the.{tia Foot, to be Quarter-Matter
General to the Troops, !erring under the General Officer com-
manding his Majefty's Forces on the Windward and Leeward
Bland Ration, vice Maitland, appointed Governor of Grenada.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Walter Barrett and Richard Newnhani, furgeons, Brighton,
Jan. 1.1805.
Alex. Donaldfan, George denny, and Wm. May, merchants,
London, June 24,1803.
Swan Tabrum and Robert Tabruna, of Lambeth Mill, March
38. sflos.
Richard Swine and John Cook, merchants, Liverpool, April t,
Martin Morrifon, Robert Scott,Nath. John Winch, Wm. Mof
man, and Henry Jofeyh Hounfom, iron-merchants, Team Iron-
Works, Durham, March 28, tBos.
James Brook, Thomas Atkinfon and John Dobfon, elation fpin-
MTS. HUdderifitki.Yollthire, April 7, iftcs.
Richard Harris, len. and Richard Harris, Jun. foap mianafac-
turas, Old Fith-ftreet, March 31,1805.
Thomas French and Robert Botcher, men's mercers, South-
wark, April I,lBos.
Edw. Wingrave and Edw. Wills, coopers,Holiwell-rov:, Shore.
ditch, March as, dos.
BANKRUPTCY. SUPERSEDED.

William Cornwill, of King David's, Fort, parity of St. George in
In the Ea, Mltidlefes, ropentakcr.
BANKRUPTS.
George Wills. of the High-greet, Whltrehapel, Middltfes, tailor,
dealer and ebapman, to ferrender April 9, 20, at eleven, and
May tB, at oue. at GuildbalL Attorney, Mr. Charles Harman
Wine Office-court, Flett-ftrect.
Thomas Hopkins, of Weit-Green, Middlefes, vamifh-maker,
April g, a, and May.lB, at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Dore, Berkley Beset, Clerkenwell.
William EviU, of Bath, Somerfet, upholder, dealt and chapman,
April t 7, 24, and May 38, at eleven, a' the White Hart lino,
Bath. Anomie', Mr. William Netherfoie, No. 25, Eirel-ftreet,
Strand, London; or Mr. Henry Mane, Bath.
John Fortis, of 1341 nningham, W a raw ick (hire, nurfety and ft edfman,
April aft, 19, and May IS, at eleven, at the Sw.un Tavern, Bull-
Beret, Birmingham. Attomies, Mr. Egaton, Gray's Inn, Lon-
don; or W r Spunler, Birmingham.
xtordihire, carrier, dealer and
Thomas Howland, of Thane,O
chapoilan, April al, 21, and May a, at eleven, at Guildhall,
Lyndon. Anemia, Mars. Re& and Munuipp, Gray's Inn-
, [quart, London.

Charles Bourne, noir or late of Monnionth, ♦lQefiler sad plg-
jobber, April t 6, t 7, and May tB, at eleven, at the George Inn,
I.edbury, HerefordOsire. Attonees, Mr. Pewtrifs, Gray's -inn,
London ; or Mr. Reece, Ledbory.
George Bennett, of Birmingham, linen and woollen-draper, dealer
an • etaproan, April tB. ip, and May 18, at eleven, at the Shake-
fpezr Tavern, Birmingham. Attomies, Mr. Thomas Wehh, Bir-
mingham; or Mee,. Tarrant and Mottle, Chanetry lane.
Samuel Cot- ett, of the parith of St. Catharine's. Middleft z. pain-
ter and glazier, April 20,17, and May IS, at eleven, at Guild-
hall Attorney, Mr. Robinfoo, Profpedi-row, Bermondftv,
Southwark.
London, England, 1805-06-05

EAST-INIILA ROUSE, May 8, 1/205.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of tlx UNITED.
COMPANY e MERCHANTS of ENGLAND •tradiirj
kit: EAST ROLES,* hereby give Nogke,
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That a quarterly General Cunrt of the Enid Company will be
held it their houfe in Leadenhall-ftreet, on Wedndday the 79th
June next. at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purport of
declaring a Dividend from Chrilmas :aft to Midfutumer next ;
That the Transfer Books of the laid Company's Stock wilt be
but on Thurfdtv the 6th of June next, at two o'clock, and opened
again on Thor:day the 78. h July following
And that the Dividend Warrants on the raid Company's Stock,
due on the tali*, will be ready to be delivered on Tnefday the
9th July next. WILLIAM RAms.sr, Secretary.

HAWNEY's COMPLETE MEASURER.
IMPROVED BY KEITH.
This day was publiihed, price es. bound,
LTAWNEY's COMPLETE MEASURER; or,
the Whole Art of MEASURING. Being a plain and com-
prehenfive Treatif, no Practical Geometry and Menfuration—pre-
ceded by Decimal and Iluodeciinal Arithmetic, and the Extradioan
or the Square and Cube Root. Adapted to the Ufc of Schools,
and Perfons concerned in Mesfuring, Gauging, Surveying. Sze.
A nctv Edition, corredled, and greatly improved by
THOMAS KEITK,
Private Tcather of Mathematics. •
Printed for J. Johnfon, F. C. and J. Rivington, J. Walker,
teatcherd and Letterman. 0. Wilkie, J. Robinlon, W. Lawsuits,
T. 804 )rey, Vernor and Hood, Lackington and Co. J. Taylor,
Lougnimi and Co. J. Mamma, and R. S. Kirby.

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Price Ica. 6d. each,
A TREATISE on PRACTICAL, and EXPE-
Al 111 FNT AI. AGRICULTURE.
By 3. CARPENTER, of Chadwick Manor, Woreefterfhire.
In which is laid down, among other uftful hisas.themoft fpeedy
and improved Methods of :clinging ezhaufted thong and light
.Solls, and continuing the fame in the hlgheft State of Cultivation ;
and alto on Waite Lands. Tittle Rules, if attended to, will, in
the Opinion f good Judges, be the Means of preventing any Kind
of had farming in future. To which are added,a Number of Ap-
proved Receipts fur the chief Oiforders incident to Horned Cattle,l
by an old Servant et the Auth r, whore Ancellors have for many
Cenerations fuccefsfully pradlifed them in leveret Parts of the
Counties of Warwick, Worecitir, Stafford, and Salop,
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&Braying the Young Turnip Crops, will be lent to each Subfcriber
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of Arts, dcc. and in the Agricultural Magazine for April taft.
London, England, 1805-06-05

This day was publithed. In Svo. price to.. od. in boards,
THE HISTORY of the MANNERS, LANDED
PROPERTY. GOVERNMENT, I.A WS, POETRY. LI-
TERATURE, RELIGION, and LANGUAGE of the ANGLO
SAXONS.
Ey.SH AP ON TURNER. F. A.S.
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Fria:
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ORIGINAL.

An Itinerary of the Route of the Engligt Embaffy from London To
Conitantinople,by the Secretary to the Emlatiry.
ANALYSTS.
1- Wood ward's Voyage in the Indian Archipelago.
a. Kutacbue's Travels in France.
3 . 'Tuck cy's Voyage to New South Wales.
Every future Volume will contain as inteteßing a varlet;, and
fractal works of great value are already in eourfe of preparation for
the Second Volume, among which aroSt. Vincent's Voyages to the
.Africa,i Mathis, Olafsen's and Pawl!deo% Voyage to lecland,and
a Walk from L.eipfic through Italy to Syracufe.
A weather will always appear on the Mgt day of every mouth.
price 11,1 If •a-Crown, and Six Nunihers forma Volume.
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receive Tenders in*writing, (foaled up) for fueh quantities of
:RASH BEEF and PORK, in Half Puncheons, Tierces, and Bar-
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prlper to offer; to be of the heft quality; to have been cured in
46 feafon; to be delivered In the (pace of Two Months into
Majetty's Vidtelling Stores at Deptford, Portfmouth, and
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them,) on His Majefty's Vidualling Premifes at Depdord. The
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Military Hificirp,.
ptiblibi

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VIEWS OF PICTURESQUE COTTAGES,.
with PLANS, feleeled from a Coltedion of Drawings
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improvement of Village Scenery, containing Obfervstions on the
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MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Comm;llion' figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Kent.—Lath of Scray Volunteets.
William Whitnail, Gent. to be Eofign, vice Sea, refigned. Dated
May 23, 18a3.
Crayford Volunteers.
Thomas Gilling. Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Whitehead, refigned.
Dated May 27,7301.
Deptford Volunteers.
Enfign Thomas Hayeraft,jun. to be Lieutenant; vice Wright, re.
figned ; James 11.des Shirreff, M.D. to be Enfign, vice Hayeraft;
William Panel'. Gent to be Ditto, vice duehannan, refigiud
James Rowe, Gent. to be Ditto, vice Memprifs,refigned. Dated
May 30. 1805.
Commiffions in the Dorfet Yeomanry Cavalry, figned
by the Lord Lieutenant.
Robert Gorden, Efq to be Cornet. Dated May 23,5805.
Thomas Pitfield, Gent. to be Ditto.vice Bandinel, refigned. Dated
May 25, 0.05.
BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Ellis, of °Berton. Nottinghamfbire, mercer, to furregaer
June 13.14, at the White hart, Merton, and July Or, at the
Swan Inn, Mansfield, at eleven. Anomie., Media. Rot• and
Halt, New B.rwell court, Carey Ittect, London ; or Arr. Walk-
den, In Mansfield.
Henry Jenner, of Norwich, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, June
7, 13, and July 16, at three, at the King's Head, St. Peter of
Mancroft, Norwich. Attorney, Mr. Henry Harmer, Norwich.
John Blackburne, of Liverpohl. corn and fluor-merchant, dealer
and chapman, June 28,29, and July t 6, at eleven, at the Globe
Tavern, in John-ftreet, Liverpool. Anomie., Mr. Rowlinfun,
Liverpool ; or Mr. Blackitock, St. Mildred's.court, Poultry,
London.
William Homer, of Poulton, Laneafbire, money-ferivener, June
to, 11, at eleven, and July 53, at five, at the hook of Riaanl
Leech in Poulton. Attoruey, Mr. James Hull, Poulton.
Joel Berwick, of Stockport, Chemise, grocer, dealer and charm°.
June r s, at, and July 16, at eleven, at the Caftle Inn, Sweigart.
Xttornies, Melirs. Edmunds, Lincoln's Inn, London; or Mr.
Baddeley, in Stockport.
William Burg, of Bucklarbury, London, warehoufemae, deafer
and chapman, June 11,18, and July 16, at ten, at Guildhall
Attornies,Merre. J. and R. Willis, Warnford.court,Throgmor-
tor..ltreet, London ; or Mr. Barrett, Manchefter.
Baruch Jacob Burgheim, of Fenchurch-ftrret. London, merchant,
June g, 18, and July 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Carpenter, No. 31, Bafingball.ftreet.
Edward Rowland, of Liverpool, corn-merchant, Jane 28,29, and
1 July 16, at one, at the Globe Tavern,in Liverpool. Attordies,
IVleln Staniltrect and Eden, No. 6, Leigh-ftrcet, Liverpool ;
or Mr. Thomas Whittle, Bedford row, London.
London, England, 1805-11-16

6..-Note from the French Envoy, dated the 6th of Amnia.

In this Note the Envoy obferves, that Mr. TAT.
Loa's petty tour to Geifmar cannot be regarded as a
removal from the Electoral Court ; and that be, con.
fequently, feels himfelf under the neceffity of repeat-
ing his former fentiments and menaces—to much the
more fo, as the Eleftor had given him a verbal at.
furance, that the Englith Minifler mould be no longer
recogni fed.
7.—A third Note from the French /limy, date.] the 13th Angtift.
Stating, that in confequence of Mr. TAT Loa's re-
turn to Cane), he was making preparations to quit
the Heffian territory.
8. Correfpondence, on the 17th of Augnfl, relative
to a fhot fired from the Bleichgarten, near Wilhelm-
Ibohe.
London, England, 1805-11-16

LISBON MAILS.

One arrived lat night, brought by the Walfingham
packet, for the fifety of which fotne apprehenfions
were entertained. It was by this conveyance that
Government received the difpatches from Admiral
Lo-a COL LIP. CWOOD.

Another Mail arrived this morning, which bas
brought us the following letters refpeaing the battle
off Txefalgar :
" LtszoN, Nov. 4.—The glorious vitlory of Tre-
talgar, has been cekbrated here by three nights illu•
minations at the hoofer of the Englifh. The flaugh-
tcr on board GREVI/lA'S fhip, was no lefs than 300
men killed (including 16 Officers), and 234 wounded.
On the morning of the 23d, he came out of Cadiz
!g tin, with a view of picking up tome of the di:aided
but was driven back by feven of our fquadii.o..
.; laid to be wounded in the arm. The Frri,ch
Admiral MAmow is reported to be among the pit-01)-
61-3, in addition to VtLismzuvs, ALLAH E, and CIS-
NEROS."

" CADIZ, OCT. 22.—An allion has taken place
a:tween the Combined Squadrons and the Englifh—
t commenced at twelve o'clock yeflerday, and lull-
ed, without intemiGion, till four P. M. This mor-
ning, at day break, there anchored at the entrance of
tail harbour, El Principe de A autias, El Leandro,
r.ild El Rayo, with two more f: fhips, and feve-
ral French ; Admiral GRA'. IX a has 101 l an arm, and
• :leas Admital ESCANO lias a bad wound in the leg.
It hems as if this fqiiadron was about to fail again,
At the crews ate employed in getting up new rigging.
above mentioned fleets are confidetably damag-
-1. The Leandro has not a maft flandivg."
London, England, 1805-02-02

BIRTHS.

On the Goth ult. at Haftings, the Lady of Captain Warner,
Regiment, of a Con.
On the 16th ult. at Bradhchl Houfe, Suffolk, the Lady of I .1‘
Purcell. Ffq. of a daughter.
On W,lnciday, the Lady of E. Maitland, Efq. or Shinficld,rri—
of a laughter.

A few days ago, at Luttersvorth, Mrs. Henthaw, of four chi,
drib, three boys and a girl ; three of whom ar: dead.

M RRIED.

On Monday l ift, at Whitachapel Church, Benjamin Wint it •
worth, lifq. of lienhurlt, Kent, to Mari Mary Alan ?rabble, cida.
daughter of juhnPrebble, Efq. of the find county.
. .

Slime clAy-, at St. Gilei's Church. C:ptain Win. °clam, of the
Europc Eta !Milan:tn. to Mif. Ruling Bannittcr, dauzliter of pr.
Dannifter, Erg. of Gowcr-arcct.

D!F.I)
Lately, at Milford, near Stafford, in his 75th year, the Rev.
Levett.

On Friday fennight, at Bath Eafton, Lady Croft, relit at :,r
Archer Croft, Bart.
Wednefday, in Pall Mall, atter a lingering Binds, Mrs. Shakk •
fpear, wife of Arthur Shakefpear, EN. M. P. for Richmond, at.]
Biter of Sir M. W. Ridley, Bart.
London, England, 1805-02-02

LONDON.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2.
Cassnissaas Dax—No bufinefs done at the Stock Exchange.

Orders were iffued on Saturday laft to the Trani
port Board, that all the private property belonging to
the Officers and men of the captured Spanifh frigates
whether in money or goods, fhould b: forthwith re.
ilored to the owner,.

A letter from Barcelona Rates, that Lord Ns ssota's
fleet has taken another chip of war, which makes the
flub.

A dreadful hurricane lately happened off the Spa-
nifh coaft ;17 merchant (hips and a French corvette.
were (handed off Cadiz. An Auftrian brig with
300 men was alfo funk.
Six (hips of the line, and feyeral gun boats, carry-
ing 48-pounders, have been fitted out at Cadiz, to
proted the entrance of the harbours againft the Eng-
in.

Accounts were yeßerday received that the French
Chips Co long blockaded in Rochefort, confifLing of
one fhip of roo guns, three of 7+, and four ftigates,
had made their efcape on the t ith ult. with a view,
it is fuppofed, of getting into Breft. On the t zth ult.
they were perceived by one of our cutters, !landing
to the Northward, apparently having fuftained much
damage in their malls, fails and yards. On the I 4th
they were feen by an American veffel off the Pen-
marks, which it is fuppofed they were not able to
weather, as they hove about and flood to the South-
ward. This Ft ench fquadron had not, however, got
back to Rochefort fo late as the z'ith ult.

News was yefierday received at the Admiralty o:
the lots of his Majefty's frigate DORIS. of 36 guns,
Captain P. CAMPBELL. She had taken a French brig
and was in chace of feveral others when the (truck
on a rock, on the Coaft of France, near Rochefort.
which proved fatal to her. The accounts refpeeing
the crew are various, but we are inclined to belay.:
that the greater part if not the whole have been faveL.
Yefterday Earl ST. VINCENT received the melan-
choly intelligence, that his Lerdfhip's nephew, Cap-
tain Juror's, of his Majefty's Chip TONANT, of 84 guts.
was unfortunately drowned, in palling in his long-
boat from his own to the SAN JOSEF : all the boats
crew were Caved except one man, who fwam to the
affiftance of his Captain.—Captain Juan was 'fru-
Curer of the Greenwich Hofpital.

This morning we received fume more French and
Dutch Journals, but not of a later date than
which came to hand a few days ago. We have, how-
ever, given fome extradls from them.
PARIS, JAN. 2o.—The Emperor hunted yeller-
day in the Bois de Boulogne, he was accorapanit:

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London, England, 1805-02-02

Dr. MAVOR'S NEW WORK.

•-•-
This day WU publirocd, in two elegant Voiumrs, Foolfcap Ose.tairo,
Price Half-a-Guinea in Boards, -

A FATHER'S GIFT TO HIS CHILDREN;
cooirting ni Original ESSAYS, TALES, FABLES, RE-
FLECTIONS, Stc. &c.
By WILLIAM MAYOR, L. L. D.
Vicar of Hurley, in Berlithire, and Chaplain to the Earl of Moira
Printed for RJCNASD PHILLIPS, No. 6, New Bridge-Rrect ;
and to be had of all Bookfellen.

Mr. PRATT', HARVEST HOME..
Dedicated by permillon to his Royal Ilighncfs the Prince of Wales
This day was publifh.d, in Thrs.e large Volumes gvo embelliMed
with a fine Portrait of the Author, engraved by Caroline Wat-
ton, from an original Pieture by Lawrence,
HARVEST HOME; confihling, among a great
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in England ; of Original Poems ; Original Dramas; Original Con-
tributions in Verfe and Profe, by eminent living Authors; of
Sketches of the Moral and Social Rate of Et.glifl. Artiza..s, in the
great M inufaCturing Towns, and of a correeted and enlarged Edi-
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PERU.
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In one large and elegant Volume, Quarto, illultrated by Twenty
Coloured Engravings of Cullum, &s. price Two Guineas in

boat ds,
rI'HE PRESENT STATE of PERU I comprifing
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Mincralogy,Cummerce, Cuttoms and Manners, as wcll of its ci-
vilifed as uncivitifed Inhabitants, State of Literature, Philofoplay,
the Arts. &c
Ihe whole drawn from original and authentic Documents,
chiefly written and compiled in the Peruvian Capital; to which
is added. an Appendix, containing the modern Travels of the Mit
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other interefting particulars relative to the Idolatrous Tribes of
Indians inhabiting thole remote diftrhits of Pcru.
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London, England, 1805-02-02

A CAU I'ION.

As it is frequently a quellion, " How may I de-
pend on having SPILSBURY'S DROPS ge.illifla" Mr. Spill-
bury, for the fatisfadion of Inch inquiries, publiilies tha. follow-
ing remarks:—
Remarks to enable thole afflided to diflinguilli the Patent An-
t ifcorhutic Drops. •
FRS. SPILSSURY, AN, isroßauTic Dimes,By the King s
Patent" is thus expreiled in %voids at length on the Wes of tiie
Mull Bottles ; it is alto czprelfed in the Bill of Dircelions and
Wrapper covering each Mittic of Medicine. The Stamp (that is
the King's duty) is printed in Black Ink bland of Red Ink ; the
Cork in the Mouth of the Bottle mull he always feaied with Red
Sealing Wax. Their virtues in Scurvy. Gout, Rheumatifin,Sero-
phula and Eruptive Cafes.only nreda trial.
London, England, 1805-02-02

FEBRUARY I.

ELECTION PERJURY.—WiIIiam Jenkins, otherwife
Prince, was brought before the Court, to be arraign.
ed upon an indklment for perjury, at the late Elec-
tion for the County of Middlefex.
The indiement charged, in the ufual form, that
he, on the z4th day of July lafl, being fworn, tlated,
that he was a freeholder of the County of Middlefex,
poirriling a freehold fituate in Stone Cutters-alley,
St. Martin's-lane, St. Martin's in the Fields, then in
the occupation of William Brent, and did, then and
there, after taking loch oath, vote and poll for Sir
Francis Burdet, Bart. to the injury of George Bout-
ton Mainwaring, Efq. and againti, &c.
When was alked whether he was guilty of thofe
charges or not? he replied, that he knew nothing
about it; he had juft come, night, nn the top of
the nage from Erato!, and wus taken into cnflody.
and brought to the Court ; he was not prepared with
any bail, nor did he know what he was to do.
He was then informed that he was to take his trial
the Sittings after Term, and committed to the King's
Bznch until he thould procure bail.
London, England, 1805-11-29

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TOMORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 30,
will he aged the Comic Opera of
THE CABINET.
Prince Orlando, Mr. BRAHAM.
Lorenzo, Mr. GIBBON.
Marquis dc Grand Chateau, Mr. MATHEWS.
Whimficulo. Mr. BANNISTER.
:'-'cter, Mr. DOWTON ; Manikin. Mr. FISHER.
Conitantia, Mrs. H. SI I 'DONS.
Floretta, Signora STORACE.
To which will be added the New Farce, called
THE WEATHERCOCK.
The Characters by
Mars. BANNISTER, CHERRY, MATHEWS,
Mifs DE CAMP, Mrs. SCOTT.
This Evenipg—The Weft Indian; with the Soldier's Return.
On Monday, the Provok'd Hufbani.
.4. New Operatic Drama, a New Comedy, and a New Melo-
n ,tne arc in rehearfal, and will be fpecdily produced.
London, England, 1805-11-29

THE NEW COMEDY.

Thic day was publiihed, price as. 6d.
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Of whom may be had, lately publithed,
a. The School of Reform, or How to Rule a Hufband ; a
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z. The Honeymoon, 3 Comedy, in Five MIS, by the late John
Tobin, Efq. price 23.6 d.
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Mn.s Inchbald, price zslod.
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Colman, the Ynunger, price as. 6d.
S. The Soldier's Return ; or What Can Beauty do ? A Mufical
Farce, in Two Adis, by Mr. Hook, price is W.

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241 Russian Coins, Weights, Meafiree, &c. To which are fob-
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Piloted for W. Lowndes,No. 38, Bedford-ftreet.
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Bishop hornet's account of the I.ife and Death of John Earl of
Rochafer, with a Sermon, preached at his funeral, by the Rev.
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London, England, 1805-11-29

70 THE EDITOR TNE STAR.

Ste—Perhaps you may efleem the following Lines
en Lord. Nei:sou sre unworthy of infertion in your
paper. They are the production of a young man,
who is animated by the fpirit of patriotifm, though
he does not lay claim.to poetic infpiration :
Si requ•ant, NILSONE, tuns txplere triumphal
Nilus, et Eoo palm rciara marl :
Quid majus poterit qatfitis aadere !auto, ?
Quid toque ? pupa, qualm geris
Oxford, Novessekr a 6.
London, England, 1805-11-29

PORTSMOUTH-FOR PUBLIO SALE,

At the Star and Garter Tavern, on Saturday the 7th oiDecembor
1805, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE fine Pruffian Ship FRIEUNECHAFT, con-
demned as Prize to his Majefly's hoop Pluto, R. Janverin,
Efq. Commander.
Dimenftons, length on deck y 6 feet t inch, breadth of beam 2%
feet t inch, depth of hold:to feet 3 inches, and admeafures z 53, Tons.
She appears to be French built, is very well found in all kinds
of ftores, fails well, is particularly adapted for the Weft-India
trade, Where Ole was bound when captured, and might be fent to
lea at a very trilling expence.
For viewing the laid Ship, Inventories, and further particulars,
apply two days before the fate to
JOHN MOYLE, Broker, Portfmouth.
N. P. Rotbery, Ell. Agent.
London, England, 1805-11-29

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THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENING, NOVENIBER 30,
will be ailed the Comedy of
EVERY MAN IN HIS HUMOUR.
Kitely, Mr. COOKE.
whkh the New +nee, called
HE WILD ISLANDERS;
Or, 'FM. COURT OF PEKIN.
To %hick will he added a Farce, called
RAISING THE WIND.

This Evrnitis —The Mountaineers; The Wild If:Anders ; and
lug:.nt;no.

CHARTER-HOUSE.
THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the
Noblemen and Gentlemen educated at CHARTER-HOUSE
SCHOOL, will be held at the Chaner.houfe on Thurfday, the
1::b of De:ember.
•„• Divine Service to be:in at Half part One teliack.
ST CWARD3
Rev. Charles Laprimatlaye, Emanuel Samuel, Efq.
lan Stanford Girdicr, Efq. Afhby Latham, Ely.
Vim Mann -Juke Salon, Efq. Richard John Braftity. Efq.
N. B. Dinner will be on Table at Five o'Clotk.

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Lanai application will be received.
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London, England, 1805-11-29

THANKSGIPING

MR. EDITOR,
SlR—The Day of Thankfgiving, on which we are
about to commemorate the molt brilliant atchieve-
ment that ever graced the Britifh naval annals, is
looked forward to with uncommon interell, and will.
be devoutly celebrated by all ranks of people.
The exultation infpi:ed by conquelt will he tem-
pered with pious gratitude to HIM who alone giveth
ViEtory ; and checked by recolleting the fate of the
gallant and lamented Chief, the ditge of whole ob.
fequies almoft mingles with the fongs of his triumph.
The returns of the killed and wounded, on that
memorable nccafi"n, while they have relieved the
anxiety of fame, will have changed the fulpenfe of
others into Impelefs certainty. Many widows, or.
phans, and aged relatives arc now mourning the lefs.
of their dearett connexions and only fupport ; and
many brave men, who:e hearts heat high in the can&
of their country, arc now returning &tabled in lite.
fel vice.
To whom can the benevolence of the Public on
that day be fo properly die eaed as to thefe futfeterx
from thole fuCcefres, which we &all then meet to
commemorate and acknowledge ? Never was ::n
appeal to the feelings of the Nation better timed tl.an
that from the Committee of the PATRIOTIC FUND;
awl their call will be met with general zeal and ala-
cri:y..

Chiles our inveterate enemy is coiquered on the
Continent, we (ball hill have to contend with him
on Britifh ground, for all that is dear to us. Policy,
as well as pattiotifm, therefore, (hould induce us to
animate thole who are engaged in this momentous
cower', by (hewing them that the public fpit it is as
warmly alive as ever, both to their merit and their
fufferings Thefe are the fentiments of every Li ritita
bofom, and my pen does but echo the voice of
London, England, 1805-02-05

HERTFOKOSHME ELECTION.

I'HE early attenlince of the Independent Free-
holders of the County of Hertford, in the Intereft of the Ho-
nourable THOMAS BRAND, is particularly requefted at Hcrt •
ford, on Monday the rtrh of February, in order to fccure his
fpeedy and complete fuze-fa.

Curti ,ges will be provided for the Conveyance of the Free-
holders from London, and dos notice given of the places from
whence they will depart.
Mr. BRAYD'S Committees continue to fit daily. at the Britt&
Coffee Honk, Cochfpur ftreet, London, and at the Angel Inn,
Hertford, to min= the addreffes of Non-Refident Freeholders and
all other Communications which may promote Mr. Bams tea fuc-
ccfs, are earneftly rsquefted to be made.
Britifh Coffee foul.. Cockfpor-ftreet,
London, 4th February, 1805.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. and FREEHOLDERS of
the COUNTY of HERTFORD.

OINTLIM IN,
THE very flattening Affuranees of Support with
which I have been honoured during my Carryall. leave no
doubt on my mind whit will be the Woe of Cu: prefent Contelt
Accept, Gentlemen, my heft thanks for the numerous and increaf
ing proofs which I have received of your favour, and allow mein
requift your early attendance in the Field, and at the Poll, ibuuld
a Poll be found neceffary. The High Sheriff has filed Monday
the t ith day of February for the EleCtion.
1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your obl aed and obedient bumble fervaht,
Bayfordbury, January ash tics. WM. BAKER.
London, England, 1805-02-05

APPPAL CAWIRS.

Tbt it Lorllbipsprreeeded in au Appeal from !Ireland, " Fair-
field againtt Morgan," Maks. Plumer and Hargrive were beard
on behalf of the arpcilant, and Mr. Adam on behalf of the ref-
pendent. after which the (Luther co n6dcration was pullponed till
Wednefday re 'nnig t.
Tbe LUILD CUM:CI:I.IOR (poke at f length rehative to th?
Appeal r• I.ucina againit Crawhod" for the purpo.c of privoin.;r
Come (pillions to the Judges (Come of whom were prefoit, inelad•
ing Chief juflice Mansfield and Chief Baron Macdonald) the
cipal of which are, whether fpculative profits unakertaiiied by
enntrad can become the filbjea of iclurar.ce, and whether the
Commillioners of Dutch property, to whom apperl ,rOl,
could he confidered in any other light than 48 Prize Agenta with
refpeel to the captured Dutch property on its paffage home, gad
which they jointed? The Lord Chancellor conclude:l by mow-
Mg puflpone judgment till to•mur.ow day ).--AgreiNl to
London, England, 1805-11-11

ELEVENTH BULLETIN.

The Ernperor arrived at Munich on the 241 h of
Claober, at nine in the evening. The town was Mu.
minated with much talk. The Emperor gave an
andience on his arrival, to the Principal Officers of
the Eleaor, the Foreign Minifters, and the Magif.
trates, with whom he remained long in converfation.
Prince MURAT, who has exhibited an aflonabing ac-
tivity in all his operations, had arrived at Munich.
He bellows the highea praifes on the Chaffeurs and
Carabineees of the Imperial Guards. A tteafure,
amounting to zoo,ooo guilders, fell into their lands,
but they left it untouched, and palled on in purfuit
of the enemy. In the 'all aaion Prince Fazoiwawn
efcaped on the horfe of a Lieutenant of Cavalry. A
number of Aullrian soldiers, which have efcaped into
Franconia, have occalloned great deforder there.—
All the enemy's baggage was taken. The army is,
in full march for the Inn, where Marflial Buns,
reo-r-rt, General !gateman-, and Marital Davottrr
were to be on the evening of the z6th.

FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.
UTRECHT, Nov. 3.—.-Gellefal BRUCS late Com-
mandant of the Hague, pallid through ;his city ye.
terday with great expedition to Nimeguen, on his
way to the grand army is Germany.
HAGUE, Nov. 5.—Our Government appears ex.
tremely folicitnus to cxcute, in all their Ivor, the
laws prohibiting the importation of Engldh goods
and manufaaure. A report was made on the 3oth
ult. by the Secretat y of Finance, provniting, in the
mod pointed terms, rewards to hole who were ac,
Live in the feizure of fuch goods, and threatening
with the fevered punifhments thole who were negh..
gent or fraudulent in putting in execution the decrees
of Government.
Two thoufand French troops, it is raid, have al-
ready arrived on our territory. They form the ad-
vanced guard of about 23,000 men, which are in full
march for this Republic.
LITDIN, Nov. is Rill doubted, whether
Pro& means to depart from her neutrality. In the
mean time, the Pruffian troops advance in Wefiphalia
as well as towards Franconia. In the former direc-
tion they approach our frontiers, and, it appears, have
orders to encamp sic:lg the Emms. Great corn.
plaints ate made at Lingen on account of the cir-
cumitances which have occurred there, and at Fclke-
linbur, much trouble prevails. The privilege of ex-
emption from military service, enjoyed by the latter
place, for the payment of Bow rix dollars annually, is
revoked, and the young men Ore pow required to
ferve.
spt DA IN, NOV.S. The letters from Germany,
particUlarly th,,fe from Frankfort of the z9th of Qe.
roher, contain hide new refpeaing military opera-
', ;::ms. The Vienna Court Gazette has rthlinte4
London, England, 1805-11-27

LAW.

A GENTLEMAN. who in ennfequence of ill
health, withes to decline the PmfelDrin. would Fe glad to
treat with any one acquainted with the Country Praftiee, to he
fuceeller in a very refpedahle Bufinefs, as Attorney and Soli-
citor in one of the Midland Counties.—Applieation may he mote
to Melrrs. Boyle and B.gley, Low Stationery, Great ehirc lane,
for a reference to a Gentknion in Town, who can give further in
fomiation herein.