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London, England, 1805-11-12

THE CABINET.
Prince Orlando. Mr. BRAHAM.
Lorenzo, Mr. GIBBON.
Marquis de Oland Chateau, Mr. MATHEW&
Count Curvolk, Mr. WEWITZER..
WhimGcolo, Mr. BANNISTER.
Peter, Mr. DOWTON ; Manikin. Mr. FISHER.
ColllllllltiA, Mrs. H. SIMON&
Fkkretta, &zoom STORACE.
&riot.,' Mrs. DORMER; Bianca. Mrs. SPARK%
After which A New Melo-Dramatic Piece, to commemorate

THE VICTORY AND DEATH OE
LORD VISCOUNT NELSON.

The Charaders by Mara ERAHANT. BARI.LEY, COOKE,

Mrs. POWELL, and Mrs. BLAND.
To which wilt he added the Pure of
THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON.
Murloch Dclutey (with Sons) Mr. JOHNSTONE.
To-morrow, the Comedy of the hufpieious Haib..nd: with the
Vittory and Math of Lord Ndfon and the Hansourilt.
London, England, 1805-11-12

CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS.

This day was publithed, price 6s. in boards,
N ESS A Y on CRIMES and PUNIS H MENTS;
Tranllated from the Italian of Marquis BCCCAZIA; Fifth
,tEditior, reviled and eorretted. To which is added, a Cowmen•
ary by Voltaire, tranilated from the French.
Sold by H. D. Symonds, No. ao, Paterucatcr-row.
Where may be had,
t. Olifervations on the Duty and Power of Juries, as eltablifk.
ed by the Laws of England : with Extrads from various Authors.
By a Friend to the Conftittition, fifth Edition, price Is
A new and hcaulful Edition, printed in a pocket fize, with an
elegant Portrait of the Author, engraved by Ridley, price as.
6d. fewed, or handfointly bound and gilt, ss. of
2. The Law of Nature ; or Catechilin of a French Citizen ;
containing the Second and concluding Part of The Ruins ; or, a
Survey of the Resolutions of Empires.
fly M. VOI.NEY,
One of the Deputies of the National Affembly of 1719, and Au.
thor of Travels into Syria and Egyr, &c.
" For Modes of Faith let gruel& Zea Lits tight;
" His can't be wrong, *hole Life is in the right."
Pore.
The above elegant Work contains the following intercßing Sob.
pas :
t. On the Law of Nature. 6. Of Temperance.
2. Chandlers of the Law of 4i. Of Continence.
Nature. . Of Courage and Adlivity.
3. The Principles of the Law of 9. Of Cleanlinefs.
Nature, as they relate to Mau. so. Of Domenic Virtues.
4. Of the Balls of Morality; of at. Of the Social Virtues and of
Good ;of Sin; of Crimes; of Juflice.
Vice and Virtue 12. Developement of the Social
5. Of individual Virtue; of Virtues.
Knowledge.
London, England, 1805-11-12

that of 19 that truck in the beta of Tref*!gat, two
only efeaped, and that four more ate captured, mat.-
ing twenty-one of the line out of 33. But the dif-
perfion ofhls fquadron ; now almoft the impoffibility
of re-tmioe ; the difeouragernent incident to fuch
defeats on dte one hand, and the confidence infpirea
on the other, mull convince Boelteaa-ra that his
obje& of gaining naval eminence is not to be achieved
by a coup & wain. His people, bravely as they fight;
mull be difcouraged ; his Commanders, were they
abler than they are, mull feel their genius rebuked ;
the (pirit of enterprife, boldly and • igoroufly as it
has been palled, mutt be repreffed by a reties of de-
feats and difappointrnents. It is additimial matter
of triumph to us, that while BONA PARTE'S fleets and
Commanders appear to have performed their duty—
when they have done the utmolt wht-h could ho e,-
, peeled from them—the glory of the Britilh flag
!hone brighter than ever.
The Admiralty Board deferve great praife for
having, by the utmoft exertion, contributed to keep
our fleets on the different tlations more than equal to
the force to which they are oppufed ; thus admitting
of detachments being made to fecure every point,
and to guard againft every attempt. They deferve
the credit of having enabled two conlidetable fqna-
drons to be fent in quell of the R ,chefort (hips, of
which the one under Sir R. STRAC FI A N has obtained
the important vi&ory we now record. We are not
without hopes that the other fquadron, under Ad-
miral STIRLING, may yet have the good fortune to
fall in with the Rochefort fleet. If he does we know
he will do his duty.
London, England, 1805-11-12

Printed For John Murray. Fleet-Brat.

PURGATIVE MEDICINES.
In the Prefa, and will be publifbed early in November, In One
Oftavo Volume,
OBSERVATIONS on the UTILITY and AD-
MINISTRATION of PURGATIVE MEDICINES, in
feveral Difeafes.

By JAMES HAMILTON, M.D.
Senior Phyfician to the Royal Infirmary, Edinburgb.
Edinburgh : Printed for James Simpfon, front of the Royal
Exchange; John Murray, 32, Fleet•Breet, London; and Gilbert
and Hodges, Dublin.

STEWART'S PLEASURES OF LOVE.
This day was publinted, elegantly printed in foolicap Bvo.
Embellilbed with three beautiful Engravings by Heath.
(And dedicated by permifflon to the Marquis of Dow N3lll ae)
Price 6a. in hoards,
THE PLEASURES OF LOVE. An ORI•
GMAT. POEM.

By JOHN STEWART, Efq.
Printed for J. Mawman, No. al, Poultry.
Of whom may be had, lately puhliihed, price 41. boards,
POEMS, by the Rev. Francis Wrangham, M. A. F. R. S.

This day was publithed, price as.
I'HE EDINBURGH REVIEW,or,CRITICAL
JOURNAL. Nn. XIII. Containing, Southey's Madoe--
Currie's Medical Reports--Leflie on licat—Hints toward+ form-
ing the Charadter of a Young Princefs—Profeffor Stewart's State-
ment of Fadts—Roucel Fiore du Nord de la France—De Lille
trad. de l'Encide—Sir J. Bank+ on the Difeafe in Corn—iVlernoirs
of Talleyrand—Micheaux's Travels—Drummond's Academical
%with-xis—Eat of Selkirk on Emigration—Tod's Spencer—
Thiebault Mernoircs de Frederic le Grand—The Horrors of Ne•
gro Slavery.
Printed for Longman, Hurft • Rees. and Orme, Paternolter row;
and A. Conitable and Co. Edinburgh.
OF wham may be had,
The Edinburgh Review, from its commencement in Odtober

am to July rgos, 12 Nov. price cs. each; or the whole hand-
fomely done up in 6 vols. boards, price 31. 31.

FI.IM FLAMS!

Speedily will be publilhed,a New Edition, materially altered and
enlarged, of
FLIM FLAMS! or the LIFE and ERRORS of
MY UNCLE and his FRIENDS !

This great Work of Nature and Art now contains much of
C!reation and Recreation ! Many Prophecies never to be =corn-
Oland ; and a great variety of the Galimatias done, rumoured,
and written in London and Paris ! Nugw, Facetise, and
Triftia ! Nips, Scoffs, and Conceits !—thc Quackeries of the
Learned ! Familiar and Sublime ; with Illuftratious and Obfeu-
sities !

By Me&ors TAG, RAG, and BOBTAIL.
The whole merrily argued, to Mania the Little Philorophers at
London, England, 1805-11-12

ROV.V., COVENT-GARDEN.

THIS PRESENTEVENI NG, NOVEMBER 12,
will be aeted Otway's Tragedy of
VENICE PRESERV'D.
pan% Mr. C. KEMBLE.
Pierre, Mr. KEMBLE.
Bavidera, Mrs. SIDDONS.
_ _ _ _

After width wM be prefeated, a Loyal Muficai Imptocuptu, called
NELSON'S GLORY.
hr Principal Cbarad!-rs by

Mcfrrs. FAWCETT, INCLEDON, HILL, anti TAYLOR.
Mrs. ATKINS, Mrs. MARGERUM, Mrs. MARTYR, Re.

To conclude with

A REPRESENTATION of the late TRIUMPHANT NAVAL
ENGAGEMENT. fought no the Hit Os:totter, tEos.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE SULTAN.
Rnealsna, Mrs. GLOVER.

Tn morrow, ifahi:ll3; Wiens. Mn. Siddons With Nelron's
Glory.
On 'rhurfday a Ncw Comedy, called The Dclierptent ; or,Sering
Company.
London, England, 1805-11-12

CHEAPSIDE, Nov. 11, dos.

MESSRS. BOYDELL and Co. I;eg, have to ac-
quaint the Public in general, and the Encouragers of the
Fine Arts in particular, that Arrangements arc now making to
produce a Picture from which a PRINT &Alb: engraved, on the
fubjed of the late molt Loncnted
DEATH OF LORD VISCOUNT NELSON,
Duhc of Emote, &e. &c.

The Picture to be painted, and the Print to be ergrared by
regiint Artifte alone, of the rime fire with the Death of General
Wolfe, painted by Mr. Weft. and engraved by Mr. Woo'let. at
prefent their prnperty, and to which it is intended an a Compa•
nine. The particular► of thioUndestalehig will be communicated
to the,Publie in a (w days.
London, England, 1805-11-15

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.0.0 ;.

FRIDAY,

SICK AND WOUNDED OFFICE, Nrotaber 4, at*
SURGEONS OF THE ROYAL NAVY.

'THERE being on the La of Navy Surgeons, the
names of many who have not rented. fo as to become enti-
tled to Half-Pay, the CormniMoneta for Sick and Wounded Sea-
men do hereby give Notice, that ankh fuel+ Potions Shall prefect
the mit:lves for employment, or fatisfy the Board of their inability
to do fo, before the expiration of the prefect year, their names will
be omitted in the Lift for the year coining, on the ruppofition of
their being dead, or having quitted the fervice.

VICTUALLING OFFICE, Novesitkr 7, 1205.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJEST': NAVY, I. beredy dice Rake,

That on Thurfday the sift initant, at eleven o'clock precifely,
in the forenoon, they will be ready to fell, to the higheft bidder,
at his Majefty's V. fuelling Premifes, at Deptford, fundry Lots of
the followingsProviGons and Vidlualliog Stores, viz.
Bread, Bread •Duft, Bakehoufe-Sweepings, Flour, Flour-Swecp-
logs, Raifins, Rice-Sweepings, Peafe, Peafe•Screenings, Oatmeal,
Oatmeal-Sweepings, Bags, and Rags, Beef, Pork, Suet, Tongues,
Empty Tierces and Irilh Barrels, Old White Rope and Tarred Rope,
Butter-Greafe, Slufh and Scrapings, Chafe, Oil, Honey and Stager
New Board, Doublet and Slab Ends, Wine-Pipe, Brandy Piece,
Foreign Puncheon, Hegihead. Barrel, !rill% Half Puncheon, and
Tierce Staves; Wine Pipe, Brandy-Piece, Rum-Ponchcon, and
Wine Hoglhead and Foreign Heads, Tight and Dry Heading;
Wine-Pipe and Brandy-Pieces, Hoops of various dafcriptions,
Broken and Bent, and Broken Staves for Firewood, lying in his
Mejelty's Vidualling Premifes at Deptford.
A dcpoflt of 251. per Cent. is to be nude upon the amount of
each Lot at the time of Sale ; and if the remainder of the Money
be not paid, and the Particulars taken away, within twenty work-
' ing days afterwards, the depofit will be forkited, and the Goods
remain the property of the Crown.
The other conditions may be Peen, and Printed Catalogues may
be had, at the Secretary's Office.
London, England, 1805-11-15

LONDON.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Confab, for money. 390—for November 59t.
Reduced 581/-..Navy 5 pa Cent. 911 i.
Omnium si.

Owing to the latenefs of the hour at which the Fo-
feign Mails were yefterday delivered out from the
Poit-Ofice, a part of our imprelEon was obliged to
be publifhed with more !Canty details of the opera-
tick's on the Continent than we could have waited.—
We have this day given ample extralls in the preced-
ing columns; but the molt important intelligence by
far, brought by thefe mails, is what we now fubjoin.
In eonfequence of the Note remitted on the lath
uh. by Baron HARD* Mira° to Dutoc and Ls voa err,
a French courier arrived at Berlin on the 26th, with
the•. reply Of BOUIPARTI. He peremptorily de-
manded

st THAT PRUSSIA SHOULD DECLARE HERSELF CATE-
GORICALLY, FOR OR AGAINST HIM."
After communicating this infolent demand to the
Emperor ALl:Amos', the Cabinet of Berlin returned
an .anfster, in which it profeffed its inclination to
maintain peace with France, upon the following

w THAT NAPLES SHOULD BE EVACUATED BY THE
FRENCH TROOPS;
■ THAT THE TREATY OF LUNEVILLE SHOULD BE
EXECUTED TO ITS FULL EXTENT;
• THAT SWITZERLAND AND HOLLAND SHOULD BE
DECLARED INDEPENDENT; AND
• THAT THE REGAL DIGNITY OF ITALY SHOULD BE
FOR EVER SEPARATED FROM THE IMPERIAL
DIGNITY OF FRANCE*
If chcfe propations were acceded to. Raffia pro-

' toiled to menet. Corfa—but if they were rejelted,l
the PrulSan Army would commence its operations.
There conditions were tranfmitted with all potfible
difpatch to the head-quarters of Bouararra. A few
days will determine whether any or what anfwer has
been given to them. There is .no one who reads
them, and who recolleas the correfpondence of the
Ruffian Minifier with Tat.r.avaaao, and the bafis for
the fettlement of the Continent laid down in it, who
can entertain the leall hope that BONAPARTS will
confent to a pacification at the ezpence of conceding
one of thole points, even the independence of the
rocks of Switzerland.

The return of the Pruffian Courier would bring
both that queßion and the pacific difpofition of the
Corfican to the tea at once. The Court of Berlin
was preparing for either alternative with extraordinary
aCtivity. Until it Mould pleafe the Emperor of France
to return an anfwer, Pruffia was ufing every exer-
tion to alembic and concentrate ber armies.

The progrefs made by BONAPARTE 1111 confeqnence
of the furrender of Mica. does not appear to have
intimidated the Allies. His army is fuppofed to be
in want of provifions, and his difficulties mua increafe
every aep that be advances.
London, England, 1805-11-15

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARX-LANE, NOV. Is.
There are few Wheat arrivals to-day, and not
many fales are made, and thofe at about laft price
Barley in better (apply,, and has but few
Buyers, at two {billings per quarter redudion--•
Grey Peas incline lower—Small Old Beans are dear-
er—Oats are in {hurt arrival, and fcarce any of good
quality ; this article is quoted about 25. higher.—•
Flnur in fhort fupply, and this, with other articles,
at little variation.

OR WIRRAL CORRENCT AS ONOER:
Wheat, 44s :86 7es per v. Grey Peafe 30 38$
Fine Ditto, 721 741 Beans. 48556 s
Rye, 34$ 3Ss Tkk Ditto, 325 471
Barley, 33s 38. od Oats, a6s 3os 36s
Malt, 76s Sas Bas Poland ditto 36.18, od
White Prafe,sas Sys Rape Seed, 4c1441 per la&
PRICE OW FLOOR.
Fine Flour 63s to 7os Seconds 6os to63s per lack.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, NOV. r 5.
This day's market had a (bort 'apply of different
kinds of Cattle. Mutton, Veal, and Pork, are cheaper
than our account, and prime Beef is fomelbing
dearer ; the trade in general was rather dull. The
Hay Market had but little bufinefs doing ; Hay has
dropt in price : Straw and Clover continue the fame
as per lA. The following is a cornea ffatement of
the prices and numbers :
To link the offal...per Roos of Mb.
Beef 4s od to p °Teal 4s od to 04
Mutton 45 od to 41 44 Pork 45 iod to pod
Lamb os od to os od
READ or CATTLE THIS oar.
Beath 457—Calves 280—Sheep 3740—Pigs 370,
TRICE or RAT AND STRAW IN SMITEFOILIN
KW, per Load 41 os to 41 ist
Straw • - t 1 ats to 11 CO
Clover • • • 51 os to 61 cs

In the Lill which we yetterday gave of the bidding'
for the Second Lottery of the prefent year. the name
of GROVES was inferted indeed of 'bend/Anson,
SWIFT, and Co. who were die Contraaors foe tbst
Lottery jolt ended.
London, England, 1805-02-01

ANGEL INN, PERRYBRIDGE.

.....
ALDERSON, with great deference, takes
G• the liberty a informing the Nobility and Gentry, that he
has taken the /h&c' Inn, Ferrybridge, lately occupied by Mr.
Denton, dictated, and humbly faiths a continuance or their pa-
tronage and future favours to the Houfe, affuriug them that no
care or atecntion Sun be omitted to merit fupport.
Mr. Dentotesunexpeeted death proves highly unfortunate to his
Inca-for, as it has thereby deprived him of making fuch timely ap.
pieced= as Ids duty and Inured would have otherwife directed.

TO BE SOLD,
Situate In the Eaft Riding of the County of York,.

BEVERLEY PARK, Freehold Tithe, and Toll
free, and exempt front County Rates, comprifing fifteen well
find Farms and a capital Water Corn Mill, with hatable Hades
and Outbuilditip ro each. and a great number of Clofes of Land
let to funds.) inhabitants of Beverley and adjoining that Toerniliip.
Alto a cuolidaable noraber of Houfes and fcveral Claes of
Land, Gardens, and Orchards, being Freehold and fituate ht Be-
verley, fume of which Hades are fuitable for the rcfidence of Gus-
ted iantilies, and many for Merchants, Tradamen, and Inn-
keepers.
Alfa fevaal Freehold and Tithe Free Farms and parcels of
Land, fituate within the Townfhips and places of "nekton, Wad,
Woodmanfey, Thearne, Hullbridge, and Cattiness=
The ethnic of the above containing 3227 A. aR . 36P.
Alto the Manor of Beverley Water Tosuns, comprifing the
Townthips and places of Ticktan, Weel, Vv'oodmanfey, Thcarne,
Hullbridge, Storb.hilkand Sandholme, in which are 2328 Acres of
Land Copyheld under this Manor.
Tbefe !Mates abound with Game, and are in a fine Sporting
Country. Beverley is particularly adapted for Genteel tendency.
This Property being near the iircat Mercantile Town and Seaport
of Hull, which has a very csteithse Navigable Inland communica-
tion, its ntuation may be deemed advantageous, not only in reipat
to the Pale of the produce, but alto for the purpufes of Trade and
Retidence.

If thefe Mates mould not be fold before Monday the s Std day
of February nest, the fame will be fold in Lou on that and the
two following days, at the Tiger Inn, in Beverley.
Printed Particulars may be had at the George Inn, York; the
Talbot Inn, Mahon ; the *riga Inn, &verity ; the Neptune Ina.
Hull; the White Hart Inn, I,fricoln ; the Hotel, Leeds ; the Angel.
Inn, Ferrybridge ; and of Mr. Lkckinfon, Beverley Park, who will
order the Eltates to be Hewn ; alfo of Meffrs. Beudfworth, Bur-
ley, and Moore, Lincoln's Inn, London; %Valiant Hefleden, Efq.
Barton-uponakiundier,Lineointlarc ; Mr. Samuel Hall, Auornty
at Lase, Beverley; and of Rau Lntbnni, Efq. L..rrnn, near Mal-
ton. Yorkfhire. of whom fottlia isaq be knows.

STATE LOTTERY, cilos.
'PICKETST and Shares continue on Sale, warranted
undrawn, Meffrs. HAZARD, BORNE, and CO's Office,
No. 93, Royal Exchange,--The Second Day of thawing will be
ea' Saturday the ad of February. and the Third on Wednciday
the 6th.
London, England, 1805-02-01

VOCAL CONCERT, AT THE NEW ROOMS,
HANOVER-SQUARE.

11.4ESSRS. HARRISON, BARTLEMAN, and
IvA GREATOREX, molt refpeEtfully acquaint the Nobility
anti ileum!, that the CONCERTS will commence at the above-
mentioned elegant Rooms, on FRIDAY the itch of February, and
be continued on every ruceeeding Friday to the Cad of the Sub-
PASon and Eaßer weeks excepted.
. . -
London, England, 1805-02-01

._Tanis of Subfeription—Four Guineis for Nine Concerts.

Tickets are transferable in Families, Ladies' to Ladles, and
Gcutknien's to G‘nticisiess—or two Ladies not of the fame family,
or two Gentlemen may, by entering their Names refpeetively at
the time of fubfcribing, transfer their Tickets to each other, as
heretofore.

To render the Company feket, it is a condition of the fahfcrip-
tion, that any ticket fent to a mop, or a dealer. to be difpofed of.
linal be forfeited for the remainder of the feaftm.

Subfcriptlons are received for the Managers, at Mr.Blrchalra.
No. 133, New Bond- ttrect ; where Tickets are now ready far de
livery to the Subferibers of hft year, and will be to the New Sub-
(centers on Monday next, the 4th of February, till the limited
number be completed. No more will be iffued than the Room can

well accaciamadi
tlenica'a black.

-The Ladies' Tickets are red, ab.l the Oen-

The talc of this Concert not to fell (Ingle Tickets, nor lffoe lefs
than a whole Subkriptiou will be &idly adhered to, as in former
Wan&

Principal Vocal Performez; •
• --- - - - - •

Mifs PAEKE, Mils TENNANT, and Madame BIANCHI; Mr.
HARRISON, Mr. SLADC, Mr. Gott, Mr.Go3s, Mr VAUGHAN,
Mr. ELLIOT, Mr. HORSLEY, he. ate. and Mr. BARTLIMAN
mith a complete Chorus.
Principal Initrumental Performers:
_ .

Leader of the Band, Mr. F. Cramer—Principal Second Violin,
Mr. Morait—rirtt Tenor. Mr. Shield—Principal Violoncello,
Mr. Iduilky—Duuble Bares, Mars. Boyce and Smart—Oboes,
Meirra Gricfbach and Folter—Clarionets, Mars. Mahon and
One, r-.-Flutes, Mars. Weidner and Folter-- French Horns,
Mart. Pctrides—Bairoosa, Meffra Holmes and Lyon—Trumpets,
Meffra. Hyde and Cantelo--Trombone. Mr. Mariotti--Douhle
Drams, Mr. Jenhinfoo.—Organ and Grand Plano Forte, Mr.
Grearurez.

Among the loltruniental Performers are, Mars. Brooks, La-
v.:no. J. and C. Liusllcy, Rawlings, Reeve, T. Holmes, Lyon,
junh.r. &c. Ste.
in the courfc of the Seaton, Concertos on various luttruments
ft will be introduced by the fir Performers.
Many new Songs, Ducts, and Glees, are in preparation, among
which are the pieces compared for the Coacentorea Society, Dr.
Callcott, Dr Smith, Meffra Webbe, Horner, R. Cooke, M. Rack,
Elliott, and Spofforth, which have never been RNA:Iy performed.
The favourite compofitions of Sir John Stevenfon, 5.414 D. Dub.
IM, will silo be introduced.

Ferticulars of the Firtt Concert win be thortly announced.
The Subfcription continua open.
London, England, 1805-02-01

Netal publifbed, and will be delivered gratis, es application at the
Elaboratory, No. 35, Bedford-Rreet, bOValt Garden,
AN ADDRESS to the PUBLIC, fully explain-
ing the manner in which the Patent and original Recipe for
making the Rev. WM. BARCLAY'S PATENT ANTIBILIOUS
PILLS, came into the polkas° of the prefect holder, alfo Won-
tritihly proving that the Pills fold there arc now, and always have
been, the fekgeneine ono, nn novelty, but fuck as have obtained
in the Almaden of the public their prefect high charade', as the
Key. Wm. Barclays Patent Antibilious On application
at the Llaboratory, Na, 35, Bedford-Rreet. Covent Garden, by
ktter (puft paid) the above Addrefs will be fent to any part of the
kingdom. The above will be found a complete anfwer to an ad-
vertifement, which has appeared in the Herald,figned Was. Boa-
CLAY."
London, England, 1805-02-01

PANTHEON.

MR. ESCUDIER, furnifher of the Entertainment
given by the Pic Nic and Amateur Societies,begs leave to in-
fotm the Nobility and Gentry, that be has taken the Pantheon
far three Nights in the courfe of the Seafon. The &ft will be a
Makitterade on the sth February, and he folicits the Honour of
their Patronage, as the Supper and Decorations will be found to
merit their warm approbation.
London, England, 1805-02-01

Mr. OODWIWs NEW NOVEL.

On nurftlay.February toll, will be publifited, in three volumes,
rice its. boards, or 16s. in half-binding,
FLEETWOOD, or the New Man of Feeling.—
A Novel in Three Volumes.
BY WLLIAM OODWIN.
Printed for RICHARD Pniturs, N 0.6, Bridge.ftreet,Blaek-
friars ; and fold by all BooldeUers.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
r. The Lisa and Aug of CHAUCER, the Father of Englifh Po-
lar?, the sod Edition, in four volumes, otavo, price ii. t6s. in
hoards.

2. The Euttpiaaa, or Reteetions on Education, Manners, and
Literature, in a feries of Etfays, price 95.
3. CALI. WILLIAMS. a Novel, the 3d Edition, in three Vols.
price t3s. 6d. in Amnia.
4. An Etworiar concerning Political /office, and Its influence
on Morals and H.ippinefs, the 31 Edition, in two Volumes, Bvo.
price its. in boards.
London, England, 1805-02-01

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of
the COUNTY of HERTFORD.
o R Mill,
rHE very flattering Affurances of Support with
.2- which I have been honoured during ray Canvah. leave so
doubt on my mind what will be the Woe el the prefent Conceit--
Accept, Gentlemen, nty beR thanks far the numerous and increaf•
log proofs which I have received of your favour, and allow me to
requeft your early attendance lo the Field, and at the Pull, Ewald
a Poll be found neeeffary. The High Sheriff has axed Monday
the 1 Ith day of February for the Elaftioa.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and obedient humble fervant,
WM. BARER.
Bayfordbory, January 29, slog.
London, England, 1805-02-01

DIED.

Tudday laft, at Sandpte, B. F. Haddon, Efq. Lieutenant of
his Majefty's Dip Stately, and nephew to Mr. Alderman Combe.
On Sunday laft, at Brawicke Lodge, the feat of Colonel R ich-
ardfon, Mlfs Charlotte Grace Charmicr, fecund daughter of John
Cbarmier, Efq. in Council at Madras.
On Saturday laft, at Solihull, in Warwicketire„ the Rev. Wil-
liam Yates, Curate there.
On the 24th ultimo, at Bath, In the 23d year of hls age, Robert
Lloyd Lucas, third fon of the Rey. Wm. Lucas, katur of Peter&
town, near Rafe, Herrfnrdlhire.

On the sad ult. at his feat, Penton Heide, in the county of
Lincoln, Edmund Turner, Efq. in the 89th year of his age.
Sunday fennlght, at Shoreham, Captain Bennett, of the North
Hants Militia, only fon of Sir W. Bennett, of Farchant, Hants.
On the tpth ult. et Carrickmacrds, Ireland, of a lingering
nds, aged 68 years, George Ward, Ffq. formerly Lieutount-Adju-
tant and Paymafter of his Majefty's 33d Regiment of Foot, and
afterwards Captain of the Lime Regis Volunteers, Dinfetfhirt.

Tuefday fennight, at the Hill, near Upton-on Severn, Woreef.
teribire, Richard Clarke, Fly. aged 33 years : his remains were
interred on Sunday lalt in the Cathedral of that city.
. _ _

Monday feonight, at his lodgings, Cafe's art, t, i.iverpo^!, Mr.
Richard Hurft, who, for above (arty years, had I),i-formed as an
odor on the London and Liverpool Theatres, with charadteriitic
propriety, in union with Garrick, Barry, Cibber, Pritchard, ace.
„Wednefday fe'nnight, at his fcat near Ronsfurd, EifiA, J. W. A.
Wallinger, Efq.
At Skibo, in the county of Sutherland, North Britain, no the
17th ult. Major General MiCay Hugh aaioie, uf.Roic Hall, late
Colonel of the Rcay fnicibles.

Sir JOHN t7ILL, M.D F.R.S. at Patio, an! Knight
of the Royal Order of Sweden, titoiiiig the i.habi-
tants of this country at this kitiOn of the r:tr parti-
cularly afflicted with Coughs, Colds, and Althmatic
complaints, found out a method of concentrating
that valuable Extraft of Flowers, called Honey, and
bringing into a (mall co:lipids a very large portion
of its excellent virtues. Sit johN HILL'S BitlIAM of
Honey is therefine rc•ommended as the molt We,
innocent, and effectual remedy for Coughs, Colds,
and Afthmas. Children and the molt delicate may
take it with the gre.tted fafety. It is to be had at
Mars. Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, on the Foot-way,
Sr. Paul's Church-yard, who have purchafed of the
Hon. Lady HILL'S executors all the property in Sir
JOHN HILL'S Medicines, price 3s• 6J. If their names
Are riot on the Ramp it is a counterfeit.
London, England, 1805-02-01

THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY 2,
win be performed die Play of
THE MOUNTAINEERS.
Oftavt.n, Matter BETTY,
(Wog bla 6rft appearance Io that Character.)
To wbhh will be added as ENTERTAINMENT.

This Etening--The School of Reform ; and Harlequin ctdek.
ever.

The days of Matter DITTY'S perftsmianee next week will be
Tskfday. Thurfday, and Saturday.
Thn. new Hay of the Sels..ol of Reform, and the Pantomime of
Harlequin Qldckfilver, will be repeated on Monday, Wedndday,
and Friday next.
London, England, 1805-08-30

11:C711.4LLING OFFICE, Arghft 21.1805.
THE COMMISSIONBRS for PICTEMLLING
L HIS MAY ESTI": NAVY, le hereby 'rive entice,
That on Tuefday the 3d of September next, they will be ready
to rc:tiie Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for
THREE HUNDRED TONS of GENUINE OATMEAL ;
Tc be delivered two hundred Tons into his Majefty's VidtuaMng
Scores at Deptford ; and one hundred Tons into thofe at •Portf-
mouth ; one half thereof in three weeks, and the other half in
:litre weeks after ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft
way days after date.

Ilse Conditions of the Contradt may be teen at the Seenßary's
arice.

Ko regard will 6e bad to any leader in which the prier fiat! set it
imftrtel in words at length, or that Awlt notSc delivered to the Biwa
1 .1,-; one o':loci on the fail Tudilay the 3d iSittenkr next, nor miffs
tl Ptrfot 7t.62 make, the tender, or funs petfon w hit Waif, attend:,
anlmer wt:n ‘alle.l for.
London, England, 1805-08-30

EAST INDIES.

• CALCUTTA. GAZETTE, FEBRUARY, 25, tBO5.
Camp at Ram poorab, Nov. 19,1804.
Sir—l had the honour of communicating to you
°lithe isth inflant, the evacuation of Narrain Ghur,
ac.d Mothav Ghur, by the enemy's troops, and my
intention of proceeding to di ledge thcm from Ram-1
poorah, "There Gunjaram Coattaree appears to have
swathed a force laid to amount to two thouland men.
have now the pleafure to acquaint you, for the in
formation of his Excellency, the Governor• General,
that 1 arrived before this place, at daybreak this
rorning ; and as tome of the inhabitants had come,
to My camp during the night to leek proteflion, and
ipformed me that the greater part of HOLKAiI% troops
laid 'evacuated the place, I was inclined to fuppofe
that I thould have met with no oppofition. Con-1
teary, however, to my expeEtation, the 'Mall parties
oitavalry which I detached towards the gates, and
thiLad sattalion, zd Regiment, advanced towards the
towa;vsere fired upon from the walls, which induced
'tic to open a few gun; on the place, till I &mild
have au opportunity of fixing upon the parts of the
molliavourable for. eicalade. At the moment
tie advanced guard, cOntifting of the picquets, and
sd Battali n (4 the 2d Regiment, reinforced by the
diStrn Regiment, were on the poix of advancing, le-
vel-al A. the inhabitants castle:Out with affurances of
and the information.:thot the fmall body
of troops who had attempted reflpence had efcaped
lip the hills, and that no further oppo fition would be
ilepriptied. It is much to die credit ^f the troops,
and to that of Major Caustea, of hir ta.ljefly's 86th
Regiment, who commanded our Mum* ft nd of Capt.
IlLach,-of the zd Regiment, who cornaii hided the
ficond, that this large, rich, and populous*, ,wn was
taken poffelfion of, alley refiftance, withoutt :be leaf!
appearance of plunder or diforder: The.. 6-Ifrirc'n
retired to a high fortified hill, inamediatel/Atici;e the
Own, but did not attempt so defend it. 18y, t 141: fall
of Rampoorah the whole of Hotaaa's pireffigfr. on
the left Baia of the Chasuble!, have fiallen inta•the
hands of the Britifh GoTertmvents I „have the Alt:-
aLortL2 (S..igneA ' I. Mims mix, CAW& Sr 1
London, England, 1805-08-30

TV THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

Sea—lt appeared by your paper on Tuefday, the
eotb of Anguft inftant, that +On Saturday even-
ing the toth of Auguft infant, as three French *Ge-
nerals, prifoners of war at Chefterfield, were return-
ing from the hofpitable manfion of a Gentleman in
the neighbourood of that town, they were flopped
by three fellows, armed with bayonets, who robbed
them of all the money they had about them." The
three perfons concerned in apprehending the three
Frenchmen above alluded to, for forfeiting their pa
role, think it a duty incumbent upon themfelves to
contradia this ill natured and falfe report, and to
!late to the public the following fails : Three French-
men were apprehended on Saturday the loth di this
-inftant Auguti, on their return from Spittal toad*.
terfield, in a field called the Horfe Croft, at the hour
of twelve o'clock atnight • but they did not prove
to be three French Generals—they happened to con-
fit of one General, one Commodore, and one Aid
du-camp, and the three men who took them pi-
• loners had not any bayonets or other weapons
• alms! them. Uposs the prifoners being taken, they
"fere marched before the Commiffary fur French pri-
foners in 'Cbefierfield ; but they were not robbed,
Rot in any tepee ill treated, as erroneoufly rimed
by the writer of the paragraph. When before the
Commiffary, it appeared that the prifoners had for-
feited their parole in two ways : firft, by being out
of their lodgings at twelve o'clock at night ; their
parole hour being eight-..and fecondly, by walkia7
out.of the public highway upon the foot path lead-
ing from Spital to Chefterfield. The Commiffary
cbferved, that as the prifoners were retpeaable gen.
slcmen, they might go at large until the Commif-
koners.of the Traufport Office had been written to
on the Inkjet% and the prifoners were accordingly
fet .4.t liberty, upon the Commiffary paying 11. is.
for each pnifoner to the peril-rig who apprehended
then;, being the reward allowed by Government for
than •purpofe;
Cheftc.itcld,Augaft 16,
London, England, 1805-11-23

UNIVERSrrY of OXFORD.—THE ROEBUCK INN.

THE NOBILITY and GENT'R'Y, who may have
otcaftoo to vint or trawl through OXFORD. are moll re.
Aleftfully foliated to ordertheirCarriagea to the ROEBUCK. INN,
tstrh-nt capital Hodes and experienctdDrino are ready to forward,
them at the realiatiable rate of
ONE SHILLING PER MILE.

And to thole Families, or Perkins, who may with to continue a
few days at Oxford, to examine and view the monunisnts of art,
elegant edifices, and curiofttiest dciniited in this celebrated Uni-
xrrlity, the Roebuck Inn affords a genteel and conifor able abode,
where the. =mutt attention is p.dd, and wberc the charges arc
moderate.
London, England, 1805-11-23

'ARRIVAI 8 IN TOWN.

Cenral Sir Rt. Moore, from Deal, to Conduit Brut.
l'ise Rev. K and lady Vaughan. from Bath, to Ibbetfan's-hotel.
Mr. Orhy Hunter, from Hampftead, to Parott's-hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Wildman, from Chefter, to ditto.
Mr. PAM Mifs and the two Mr. Stewart., from Sunning, Deal, to
Colood Thomas, of the Is th Light Dragoons, to Fenton's-betel.
Sir
had. Dallswood King, from High Wycombe, Bucks, to Miner's
Lord Montgomery, from Cokhefter, to jennyo-fireet.
The Earl of Romney, from the Mote, near Maidllone, Kent, to
Arlington itreet.
Colonel and Mrs. Phillips, from Bath, to Blakes.hoteL
The Earl of Weftmoreland, from Oftaiey Park, to his bode in
Berkeley- Spare.
The Duchefs of Montrofe. from Twickenham, to her honk in
Grofvenor-iquare, for a few days.
Sir John Throcknsorton, from Buckland, near Farringdon, Berks,
to his houfe in Carson-ftrect.
Lady S. Bailey, from ineworth, to her houfe in Charks•ftreet,
Berldey-fquare.
The Dowager Duch& of Leeds, from Twickenham, to her hoof.
in Lower Orofvenon.ftreet.
Mrs. W. Throckmorton, from her feat in Berkihlre, to her honk
in South Audlerftreet.
The Dowager Countefs of Albemarle, from a Tint to the Ductiefs
Thy
Beley-f olton, at Barley Lodge, near Windier, to her hours in
Berkquare.
P. Metcalfe, Efq. and family, from a tour through England, to
their hook lo Hill (trees.
Mr. Bayley, from his feat in Kent, to his houfe in Charlotte-
greet, Berkdertquare.

DEPARTURES FROM TOWN.
The Earl of Carhampton, from Bruton•Rrret to Poynts•houfe,
Surrey.
The Ead and Countds of Elks from Grofvmor ftreet, on a vifit
to the Honourable George Villiers, at Darker, near Watford,
Hertfordlldre.

Str A. Home and family, from Hill-ltreet, Batmley-fgure, to
Warmloybury, Hems.

Old England has loft her right hand,
Of Muse)! her Champion bereft;
Yet Ocean ate Rlll ihall command,
And, like him, beat the French with her left.
London, England, 1805-11-23

MONEY.

AITESSRS. WILLS and CO. refpeelfully inform
.ill Noblemen and Gentlemen, &c. they have ennfiderable Sums
of Money to lend on terms equal to Mortgage (mired on Free-
hold, Copybold, Leafehold, Land, or Hoar', Money in the
Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows Jointure., Clergymen's
Livings, or any other Property. Perfons of refpedtability may be
fupplied with Sums to any amount,on their perfonal feenrity only.
Gentlemen wilt not only find every liberal accommodation, but
avirhoot delay.—Application from twelve till two. or letters (port
paid) addrelfed to Mein. Wills and Co. No. to, South.ftrect,
Zerkeky-fquare, will be attended to.
London, England, 1805-02-08

LAW 1117.?LLIGENCE.

LENT ASSIZES.—HOME CIRCUIT.
. Hon. Mr. J?ftice MATH, and Hon. Mr. Jolliet Rower.
Hertforddalre—Monday. March tr, at Hertford.
EffexWesinefday, March 13, at Chelmsford.
Rent—Monday, March 18, at Maidllonc.
Suffer—Monday, March as, at Hortbam.
Surrey—Wcdnefday, March 27, at Kmeton.
London, England, 1805-02-08

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FEB. 7.

Mr. WILSON obtained information
a criminal informatio
againft Thomas Frankin, an Attorney, for a libellous
letter to a MagiUrate of the County of Buck', the
particulars of which we !hall give when the motion
for the Rule being made abfolute than be dircuffed.
In Bentinck t,. Doriens, the Court conSrmed the
award of Mr. Serjeant BAILEY, and render • the ac-
ceptors of a bill not liable for an erafed acceptance,
under the circumftances of a protelt for mil accep-
tance being prepared under the orders of the Platil-
tiff.

Ms. GAL ROW moved for a Rule to thew caufe why
an Articled Clerk with Mr, Llcktvond, an Attorney
at Rochefter, thould nit be difcharged from his in-
dentures, on the ground of cruelty. The Rule was
granted, and we than obferve upon the fads at the
proper opportunity.
London, England, 1805-02-08

THE NEW COMEDY.
This day was publiftied.
THE HONEY MOON. A Cnmedy ; as pet
forming at the Theatre Royal, Osury-lan-. with univerfa.
aP-laufc.
Written by the late JOHN 1 OBIN, Efq.
Printed for I.onr.,an, Hurd Rees, and Orate, Paternofter
row. Of whom may b• had, lately publilhed,
I. MAT mixoNr, an Operatic Farce, by James Kenny; is. Ca
2. BLIND F.ANCIAVV. a Comedy, by Mr. Reynohls; 26

NEW MUSIC FOR A mit.rrAßi BAND.
luft pubtithed, by Dion tai r and WILICINiON. No. 13, Hay-
Market. London.

ATHIRD SEtoi:i'WEEVE MILITARY
DiVERTIMENTO43, dedicated to his Royal iiighnefs eh,
Duke of Kent ; by Clarks Grief:back, price Bs. A Colielion to
Scotch MLfic, dedionid to Earl Moira; by G. Srhetky, pricy Ss
A Collettion 4.f Niiiitary Divertimentos, d,dica•rd to his Rnyal
Hlshoc4 the Duke of Cumberland. by L. Von Lich, arranged by
J. Jnuve, price 6s. A Culled-ion of Popular Air,. and Songs, ar
ranged by J. Jouve, price 6s. Barbara and All. n ; a ba,let, price
6s. Pick's ift 211, and gd Bets of Military Diveltimentos, p: ice
Iga and Mozart, Hoffmeilter, Rukttl, and Wieland's 1 lanuohics
pike 6s. &e.

BOOK-KEEPING AND EXCHANGES MODERNIZED.
This day was publiftsed, price 6s.
a Ncw Edition, being the Third, of
'T'HE ELEMENTS of BOOK-KEEPING, corn-
prinz a Syficni of Merchants' Accounts, founded nn real
Pufincfs, and adapted to modern Pradice ; with an Appea.dix on
tichanges, 11:..aking, and other commercial Suh;l:cts.
By P. KELLY.
Mailer of Finibury-Iquare Aea•lerry, London.
In the prefs,a.si loon will be publiated by the fame Author,
A Pradical Introdudion to Spherics and Nentical Afttonomy,
t►e third Edition, augmented and improved.
Pruned for J. Johnfon, No. ya, St. Paul's Church-yard.
London, England, 1805-02-08

SLAVE TRADE.

Mr. WILBERFORCE. moved, that an hum', le A ddrefs be pre-
rented to his Majefty, requefting that he would order Copies of
the Correfinnidence that palled between the Secretary of State and
the Governoi. in the Wilt ludiee, in achlithn to the Papers of lift
year, relative to the Slaves, to be laid on the faide ui I ioule.
Ordered.
London, England, 1805-02-08

RIOT.

Sir MARTIN CAMP prefented a Petition from rertain nwrers
of Ell st..s in Somedetthire, relative to draining lands in the r .ish-
bourhood of 3onierton. Before any :mature of this fart was re-
torted to, it was requilite to affix a notice of the intuition to the
patties on the church doors. In the peel nt ittitance this was pre.
vented by a riot, and the Speaker Paid. that this had 2 Ityty‘
been conihkrcil by the Houle as a futh,ient afon for allowirs the
proceeding to go on as if it had been pertedly regular. A Bio
was accordingly ordered to be brought iu fur draining the lands iu
London, England, 1805-02-08

ROTAS. COMMISSION.

Mr. Q2ARM, Deputy Unser of the Slick Rod, fummoned the
I inufe to the Houk of Peers, to hear his Majeßy's Contrafflon
read. When the Speaker rctunled. he =flounced to the 11°5k
that the Royal Allem had been given by Commlflion to the Malt
Duty and Penton Duty 81114, to the Intolvon Dibtors' WU, and
toe Naturalization 8111.

*. ORLIN AICCI.
Mr. Posts prefented certain Oidnance Atcountas Ordered to
be laid on tbc

IRISH REVENUE.

Mr. !roast-oat prefcnted certain Papers to the Haute relative
to the eorieLlion of the Revenue in Irefand. Ordered to lie on the
utbk, and to be printed for the ufe of the Mentbas.

LONDON DOCKS.

Mr. ROZIWSON, from the London Dock Company, prefented
an Account of the Difbutfunents of that Company from January
1803 to January 1804. Ordert4 to lie un the Table,

IRISH HABEAS CORPUS SUSPENSION.

Mr. HUSKISSON. in the abfence ut hit Right Hon.Frlend,who
was not able to attend to-day (we fuppofe I c meant Mr. Pitt or
Sir Evan Nepean) mentioned, that he wa, njudini to give notice
that a motion would he made to-morrow for continuing the Suf.
penuott of the Habeas Corpus Mt in Ireland.
London, England, 1805-02-08

Ms day was poblifbed:in Q„liarto,price Si: Guineas in boards.
Dedicated to the Eali of MACAII 7 NIT,
THE COSTUME of CHINA, intlaraled in 48
colourtd Engravings, fo as to reprefent the original Draw-
togs, with deferiptive letter-prds.
By WILLIAM ALEXAMER.Draftfm:n to the late Embaffy.
London, England, 1805-02-08

I.INc.vOLNSHIRE.

This day wu publiftsed, price Five Guineas and a Half in baards.
ASELECTION of VIEWS in the CON i I
LINCOLN, comprihne the principal Towns and Churches,
the Remains of Cabin and Religious Houfcs, and Seats of the No-
bility and Gentry, with Toposraphkal and Hiltorical accounts of
each view.

The•.awe melt elegant work is printed on imperial quarto, and
contain, a map of deity highly-fanithal Engravii,gs, by liartbolu-
slew Howktt.

.13 *me I for William Miller, Albetnarle•ftreet.
The fabferibers to this work are requefted to eornpkte their
as the tingle numbers will be railed in price uo the dl of
oat.

Juit publifhed, in time volumes large royal odavo,
Price 31.85. in boards,
'THE BRITISH DRAMA; comprehending (with
the exception of Shakfpeare) the belt Plays in the Englith
Lanuoic
This work, nomprifing near 150 Tragedies, Cnmedirii,
Operas and Farces (the Brit volume Tragedies, fecond Come,iir,.
thud Operas. and Farces) is printed with a new slid clear Icttt r, ern
hoc WOW. paper, the whole containing a7OO pages in dcuble co-
l-amis. A vignette, from e'Lligns by Smirks and blowsrd, will
umbel& the title pages. •
As the volume of Tragedies and Comedies are very thick, each
it divided into two pans, with duplicate titles, for the accommo-
dation of the* purehafera who m.l:' choofe that method of binding
them.

iirioud for W. /I.lBler, Albanarlz-ftrcet (late of Old Bond ftrect.)
London, England, 1805-02-08

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVESEND, FLIS. 7—l'oll'ed by, the Ulyfres, Kempthorpe,
from Hontlurac—Sailed the Rockers, Hamblyn, for Barbadoes;
William, Marty, for Surinam; June, Reach, for Demerata ;
Elizabeth, Appleton, for Trleite ; Providence, Owen, fur Dublin;
Harriott, Stamper; Lady Johiltune, Rizhardfou ; and John and
Thomas, Clarke, for Jamaica.
Analvsn.a.At Liverpool, I undo's, Emery, from Nova Scotia—
Off Dover, St. Patrick, Campbell; and Princefs Mary, Hunt,
from Waterford; Albion, R ; Rover, Orpin; and Ellen,
Killery, from Cork—At Nook, Frederick, Storey, from Lime-
tiek—At New York, Cotton Planter, from Liverpool—
At Naples, Sukey, ; and Denby, Well, from Bolton.
The ➢rothers, Sure, fro ,n London for the South Seas, was all
well at Bonavifta, on the 14th of OCtober

•
The Prim c rneft packet, from the Leeward Mantis, was fpoke
with on the sit in (tam, about ciett leagues from Scilly.
The Lord Nelfnn, M•Guinnie, from St. Thomas's, is arrived at
Liverpool, after beating off a privateer.
The Nyotph,---, Wont St. Minutes for Livcrpool,is captured
by a privateer of ao guns.

The following 'hips are now under difpatch at the
India Houfe, and will Gil i& the courfe of a fol '-
night, viz.
Warren Halting', Captain Larkins, St. rielena, Bencoolea, and
China.

Walpole, Captain Sondiland ; Surrey, Captain Cumberlege ;
Lord Duncan, Captain Brandford ; Ceylon, Captain Hudfon, Ma
aria and Bengal •

Pbcenix,Ca-ptain Ramfden ; Calcutta, Captain Redaic, St. He-
lena andßengsl.

- Sul Howe; Capt. Murray; Charlton, Capt.WcUAthlce, Madraw
London, England, 1805-02-08

ANGEL 121 V, FERRYBRIDGE.

GALDERSON, with gre4t deference, takes
• thu hbtrty nt informing the Nobility and Gentry, that he
has taken the .Nez‘l Inn, Ferryheldge, lately occupied by Mr.
Denton, deceafed, and humbly fulicits a continuance nt their pa.
Mts.:get:ad future favauto to the linute, iArtirirg theca that no
care or atter:lan &all he omitted to merit fuppurt.
Mr. Damon's uncrpceted death proves highly unfortunate to his
feccatfor, al i has thert'.l dtprivial him of making loch timely ap.
iMication ar hi, ditty and intercit woulj have of:termite direeted.

EDUC>.TIQN.
IN a ftlen and limited Eo,:tliiithment for Young La
die• in Vicinity of Hy& Par'., the advantat-es of Private
Education and tic tendcrn_f* of a l'a7ent ate unitod to every fo•
lid and clegam Accornyhthment. The molt eminc.t
havr been irk red. and the Ladies who pre', !e conflantly attend
l'uyik.nnd vote their dote to their Improvement.
'!h: co. are exit:nee! to thofe of the highett rcfpedtability,
and reterenc., ran !•c riven to Families of the first Dittitunion.
Terms an., other Particulars may be known, by addrettlng a
tire to t) Mr. Nutley's Circulating Libriry, York-time.
Siusnc-ttreet.

PALSY, DROPSY, and GOUT.

THE TrAfts pnblilhed by the Committee of the
Perldrean loftkudos fur the Relit of the Poor, have fully
proved, ,hat PERKIble$ MCTALLIC TRACTOR/ act upon true
GALVANIC PaINCIPLIO. In addition to a variety of other corn •
rlaints for which the Tractors are peculiarly uftful, It is now
al.-mined, that it, many inflanees they have cured Patsy,
Dan eve, and Cool ; even when the P.airnts have had the advan-
tage reedic3l arlittanec, without haring experienced any relief.
Poitii..'s Metallic fradors are fold only by F. Smith and Son,
Chemin.. No. sp, Ha martict,at Five Gu.ineas the Set, including
114ault, of Calk". . .

Thr RICHEST WHEEL, in the WORLD may now bc
in Cooper's Hall, containing
Prize of £23,000 3 Prizes of 4200:00
2 -10,00 C) 3 5000, Ste. ice. &e.
rir ROBERTS recommends an early application
. at his old-eflablilbed Office, No. 8, CORNHILL, as, from
the great demand, it is not 'likely there will be fulScieut Tickets to
anfwer the demand through next week.
N. B. The Fourth Day's Drawing will be on Saturday next.

TILE FOURTH DAY'S DRAWING WILL BE
ON SA I WIDAY NEX r.

HORNSBY and CO. rcfpeafully acquaint thcir
Friends and the Public, that they &all continue felling Tic-
kets and Shares, warranted undra wo, in the prelefit State Lottery,
fo Ion; as they can biprocured. No. 7431, the firit drawn Ticket,
entitled to snook was fold in Shares, at their Old Eltablilial
state Lottery Office, 26, Cornhill.
London, England, 1805-02-08

pdit r OF ST. IVES.

By order of the Hon. Cominiffioners of His Majelly's Cuftoms.
On Mond. y the sith day of February next, by Two o'Clock in
the Afternoon, will be expo fed to PUBLIC SALE, at the
CUS fONI-HOUSE, in this Port,

THE FOLLOWING GOODS, for'Dealers and
othe.s, viz. _ _

840 Gallons of Rum, 3 Callous Wine.
For the Life of Private Familiei only :
45361 Gallons Brandy, 311 Gallons Rum.
14 18 Gallons of Goleva,
The BRIGANTINE NAVIGATION; Sunken per Mmes.
(unguent 93 31-94 Tons. With all EC,f Mauna's.
The above Goods may be viLvitalThro.: days preceding and on
the Day of Sale. •

CUSTOM-HOUSE, BRISTOL, January 23, zPoy.
FOR SALE,

By Order of the Hon. Curnmlloners 0' his hfai,:fty's Cuftorm,
On Tuel.lay, February 12, and two following day,. at q o cluck
in the afternoon of each day, lu the Long ROO.ll at the Cunom
Houle,

THE FOLLOWING G 001) S, which
are allotted in fmall quantities, for the better accommtalstion
orthc fevcral Dealers, as well as private Pcrfons.
Clear of all Duties-.-For Hom:. Canfvmption.
70 ern. Marco. Sugar tt7 Gallons RAI

194 lbs. Tamarinds, Succades, 7 Gallons Sian!)
and Preferves I i Gallons Madeira Wine
96 lbs. Csitor Oil c mart AnnifLed Water
43 Dm Cayenne Pepper 65 the. Ravi Coffee
i pair Tron•lers 7 lbs. Ground Coffee
8 Kid and Lamb fkins Mattlids of the Hall broken

3 Gallons Lime Juice up of the Cutter Ferrit, her
to cwt. 'fohacco Alhn MA., Spars, Sail., Ri,ging,
30001bs. Maoufaetureti robareo and Stores, alto Etc Boat be-
a Boats and 4 Oats longing to her.
- -
MR. BEI.SHA WS HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN,
From 'he RtivoLuTioN to the PEACE uf AMIENS.

MR. PHILLIPS relpedifully informs the Public,
that ou Saturday the 2d of February, was published, the
ELEVENTH and TWELFTH Volumes, being the Couebilion o'
the Hiltory o: Great Britain from the Revolution of 1635, to the
Peace of Amiens in tBcs, by WILLIAM BELSHAM, Efq. Price
Eighteen Shillings in Boards.
The former Volumes of this valuable Work, which have been
long ci,t of print, arc now reprinting with the lilt corrections of
the Author, and will be published with all poffible fpeed.
The entire Work, forming the only Hiltory of Great Britain
from the Revolution to the prefent Time by a fink Writer, may
then be had complete in Twelve uniform Volumes, Odavo, price
Five Guineas in Boards.

N B. Purdiders of the fiat Eight Volume., who are not pro-
vided with the Niuth and Centh Volu•nec, may he aecommodAt,
on making early Application, with thole Volumes fc,".irsitcly, price
18a in boards.

No. 6, Bridge Street, Blackfriars, Feb. 6,1805.