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London, England, 1805-08-03

PORTSMOUTH AND PORTSEA
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
be Celebrated on the tett, uth, and 16th of Auguft,
and will confift of Five Performances, viz.
N WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 14th, at
O the Theatre, Portfmouth, (which will be fitted up for the
eccation after the manner of Covent Garden 'Theatre, during the
(Oratorio, is lent),
A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT.
On TI-lURBDAY MORNING, the t ttb, at St. JOHN'. CHA-
PEL, PORTSEA,
A Grand Seleetion of SACRED MUSIC,
from the Worts of Handel, Haydn, Pergolefi, and othergreat
Mailers.
And in the Evening, at the THEATRE,
A MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT.
Part of which will confift of a Scledien of Songs, Choruffes, dee.
from Purcel's celebrated Mufic in the Tempeft.
On Friday Morning the t 6th, at St. John's Chapel,
The carrcd Oratorio of MESSIAH—and in the Evening, at the
Theatre, a MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT.
In which Mrs. S:COND will fing the much admired Song of—
Mad Befa,"alfo will be introduced a Scene from the Second ASR
of Handers Serena.a of Acts and Galatea, by Mrs. Stews'', Mr.
GM, and Mr. BARTLEMAN.
N B. In the courfe of each Eveninesperformanee will be rung
['roc of the molt favourite Glees.
The principalVoeal Performers, Mrs. Vaughan (latell4fifs Ten-
elm), Mrs. St.cond, Maftcr Rro'de, Mr. Lacy, Mr. Thomas, Mr.
and Mr. Bartlem...n. Alfo, the following inftramental,•
trot, th, Opera Band, bcc.
Mr. Lindley, poincipalVioloncello—Mr. Boyce, principal Don-
E; Bars—Mr. W. Mahon, principal Clarionet and Second Violin
—Mr. Holmei, principal &Mixt—Meng. Griefbach and Oliver,'
IlLittioys—Mr L Lorena, Viola—Signior Meriotti, Trombone
r. jenkinfon. Double Drums, (the fame u ufed at the Cora-.
memoration of Handel, in Weitminfter Abbey).—The Organ by
Mr..l. Corte, Organilt of the Cathedral, Silithotry.—nLeader of
the and the whole under the direttion of Mt. Sibly.
The Band will conlift of nearly One Hundred and Fifty Per-
Arrners,lnd tae Chnruffes of Handel will be fupported by up-
wards of Seventy Voites. ofilted by the Choirs of Salifinory, Wino
eheiter, and Chichefter, in order to give full effeCt to the (afloat
Compation of that great Mailer.

Thht day were publifhed,
In One Volume, Crown Oeavo, price sa. boards,
Dedicated to her Grace the Duchefs of GOR DON.
SIMPLE POEMS on SIMPLE. SUBJECTS.
By CHRISTIAN MILNE,
Wife of a jonmeyttion Ship. Carpenter,in Footdee, Aberdeen.
Printed for the Anthoeds, and fold by Longman, Hurit, Rees, an 4
Orme, Paternolter-row ; and Alexander Brown, Aberdeen.
London, England, 1805-08-03

FASHIONS FOR AUGUST.

a. A round drefs of plain or worked muffin ; a peliffe of work.:
ed piquet leno, lined with prirarofe perfan, and. trimmed all round
with white lace. A mob cap lined and trimmed with primrofe—
a. A drefs of white muffin, made quite plain, with long Reeves.
A lead cloak of purple farfuet, trimmed all round with lace. A
gypfey hat of open Draw, trimmed with purples. A Lost drills
of muDin, Leghorn hat-4. Morning dies of white mann, wade
cloic to the throat. A cap of white lace, lined with lilac; a deep
lace border. Nankin loes—s. A lost drefs of white muffin,
with long sleeves; a shawl of worked Iwo, with an embroidered
border, tafirned on the boron% with a broach. A bonnet of worked
muffin, lined with farfnet-6. A long drefs of wcrked muffin,
with plain (bort &eves; a Lawl of worked muffin or leno. Straw
hat turned up in front—y. A plain drefs of white muffin, with
(hors nerves ; a cloak of green farfnet, trimmed all round with
black lace. A Urge gypfey bat, tied down with a green handker-
chief. York tan sieves—S. A morning drefs of white muffin, made
dare round the neck with's cellar • long fleevcs. A bonnet of
white muffin, with lace let in round the front.

O . arions.—The prevailing colours are primrnfe, lilac,
pink, and green. Caps of lace or lent., lined with coloured fad-
tiLts, arc much worn. Dreffes are made very plain, and only or-
namented with Lies. For promenade, Mort dreffes are much worn,
with !acetic work let in round the bottom.

SUMMER ASSIZES.
Coststsroan, Auc. r.—Laft night Lord Chief
juilice MANSFIELD and Mr. juilice HEATH arrived in
this town, for the purpofe of holding the Affizes.—
This morning they proceeded to bufinefs, after hav-
ing heard Divine Service.
London, England, 1805-08-03

This day was p üblifited, price as. 6d. the 86th Nuniber of

PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZIN; an.;
-a- Wafted with a PORTRAIT of D. PRIESWAt
graved by MACKENZIE—A curious:ion-defer* water infeet,
and Figures to inuftrate the Theory of Elafticity, engraved by
"Ayer. This Number cambia the following important articles:
Letter to M. Lacepede on the Nattmal Hiftory of Worth Ame-
rica, by B. S. Barton, M. D.--On the Adtion of Plating and Mer.
miry on each other. by R. Chenevix, Efq. F.A.S. Ste.—On polithing
Glare, and on the Amalgam ukd for filming Mirrors.by B. G. Sagc
..-Accontit of the Ruffian Expedition to japaw—On manufgaur-
ing Oxides of Mercury on a large kale, by M. Pannentier7,Mr.
Snarl on a non-defeript Aquatic Animal—A new Theory of
Elafticity. by A. Tilloch—Produtftion of Muriates by the Galva-
nic decompofitioa of Water, • we isittertant &A wry, by Mr.
Pet)—Zoo.logiml Fatts rexd In the French National !oakum—
Life of Dr. PrieftleyProceedings of Learned Societies—Tra.
yels, Antiquities, Aftrooomy, Ste. and a Lift able," Patents.
By A. TILLOCH,
Honorary Member of the Royal Irlfh Academy, Ste. Ste.
'Fo be bad at Riebardfon'a, Longman and Ces, §yenoistle,lsanil
the other Bookie:kn.
London, England, 1805-08-03

A LIBRARY OF WIT.

This day was publiffied, a new edition, in one clofely printed poc-
ket siolume, price 61. in boards, with a frontlfpiece,reprefenting
Hqgattlei Likighing Audience,
"I'HE ENCYCLOP/EDIA of WIT; containing
-I- upwards of THREE THOUSAND of the belt Bois Mors,
LAUOUABEE ANECDOTES. and pieces of genuine Wit and Hu-
mour exiiting in the EnttliCh language; being the molt complete,
pure, and clailical,colledtion of this kind ever publilhed.
warrens.
* Let thole laugh now, who never laughl before,
" And chore who always bugled, now laugh the more. Port."
" Care to our coffin adds a nail no doubt,
" And ev'ry grin fo merry draws one out. WOLCOT."
Relpedting this work, it is-Empty neceffary to obfcrve, that col-
!talons of a ihnilar nature, in various European languages, have
been eonfulted, particularlrthe great French volume of the Eney-
elopadiana, from which every thing worthy of notice has been fe-
lofted ; and that the belt ufe has been made of every previous
eolleelion In oar own language, and *revery work, however fcaree
or voluminous; from which it was bkely au artiste of any vain,
could be gleaned.
Printed for ILICH4ED Puttrart, No. 6, Bridge-ltrest, and to
be had ofaf Boukfellers in town and country.
Of whom may alfo be had in two volumes, foolcap odiavo,
price half-a-guinea in boards,

The BRITISH MARTIAL, containing the heft Epigrams clink!:
In the Finials language.
London, England, 1805-11-28

TO CALICO PRINTERS.

WANTED, an Experienced Perfon in that line,
to take the entire management of a Printing Ground
about to be cftablithed in Scotland. None need make application
but futh as are complete matters of the trade in all its brunches.
and can gi►e the molt fatigladory references as to their abilities
and fteadincfs, as a liberal falary will be gi►en, with a comfortable
houfe at the Works. Letters addreffed, putt paid, to Arch. Cw
Efq. Writer, Glafgow, will be duly attended to.
London, England, 1805-11-28

WEST INDIA AND LONDON DOCKS.
ALBION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE, NOV. 22, 1805.
THE DIRECTORS of the ALBION FIRE and
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY beg leaye to announce,
that they have determined to grant Infurattees from Fire on Pro-
perty in thiliWarehoufes at the Weft India and London Docks, at
as. per Cent. per Ann. provided an exaa fpecification be given of
the Wareboufe, Building, or Place, in which fuch property may be
depofited.
Not more than ro,00:I. will be infured in any one fituation.
By Order of the Board,
WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.

PRIVATE TUITION.

A--
CLERGYMAN of molt refpedtable conneltions
who refutes, on his living at the diftance of 6o miles weft of
London, and who has king been engage.' In the occupation of Pei.
vate Tinton with a fmall limited number of Pupils, will have One
Vacancy at Chriftmas. Fazullics of the firft dittindlon will bear
teftimony to the fuccefs of the advertilces plan.
To prevent unneceffary applications, the terms are 1501. per
Annum. Every other particular may be known by Letters, ad-
dreffed to the Rev. X Z at the Poft Office, Winehtifter.
London, England, 1805-11-28

ABSTRACT.

At Gibraltar • • -. 4
Deftroyed •
In Cadiz, wrecks • - 6t
la Cadiz, ferviceable - • 3s 9
•
Elcaped to the Southward • - 4
Total 33
A Lift of the names and rant of the Flag Officers of the Combined
Beet of France and Spain in the anion of the isit of Oft. tBoj.
Admiral Villeneu►e, Commander in Chief; Buceentanr—Taken.
Admiral Don Frederic° Graving; Principe de Afturias—Eksped.
io Cadiz, Wounded in the arm.
Vice Admiral Dna ignatlo Maria D'Alava ; Santa Ass—Wounded

fever* in the gead, taken, but vrai driven Into Cadiz in the

Sant* Ans.
Rear Admiild Don Sahara Hidalgo Macros; Santlifiois Triid-

dad—takes.
Rear Admiral Mahon; Algezirap-.Killed.
Rear Admiral Dadiaseir ; formidable—Ml

Eery*las. a Cadiz. Oetober 27.

My Lord Marquis—A great number of Spanifk
fubjefts having been wounded in the late anion be-
tween the Britifh and the Combined Fleets of Spain
end France. on the sill MIL humanity, and my de.
fire to alleviate the fufferings of there wounded men,
dilate to me to offer to your Excellency their en-
largement. that they may be taken proper care elfin
the hofpitals on Gore, provided your Excellency will
fend boats to convey them, with a proper officer to
give receipts for the number, and acknowledge them
lin your Excellency'. anfwer to this letter, to be prifo.
nets of war. to be exchanged before they ferve again.
I I beg to allure your Excellency of my high confider
ation, and that I am. &e. (Signed)

C. COLLINGWOOD.

To Ms Excellency the Marquis de Solana, Captain-
Courtrai of Andalues, Governor, &c. Cadiz.

CONDITIONS ON WWII TIM SPASMS WOUNDED PRI•
SON IRS Will aILSINSSD, AND SINT ON :Hoge TO
London, England, 1805-11-28

Ins! INDar.

folluumg is a did: ibution of the Fat re z it; r.,•
Leeward ltlands, in the beginciLg of September ..tlt ;

Barbados-15th Foot.
Gretaada—:cl Batt :t•. of the 6'..Nth, ands frark
St.Vit.cror —9oth Reg... 11.1 t comp.:ns oi It: W. I. Keg.
St. Lucia-3i>; Compavies of the Aft Curt s toi.:r of tht.
York light Infantry, mei part of a Bbegi Curp,
Dominica—Three env:pa/lies of the 4::th. and a Bk.ck Reg:
Antigua-63th, -, cth, and 96th keg-Intents.
Trinidad-37th Reg. 701 and Bth Wed 1n.11.% Regiment[.

St. Kitt's—s telt Regiment.
Demarara-.46th and 46th Regiments.
Tortola and Tobago—, R, or ROyals, two ll...tabors.
Surinam—bath Regiment.
Jamaica—tBth,sstb, dam Battalions of the 6wth, Rid, and t
Weft ludia Regiments.

Extrad of a letter from Barbadoes, dated Au-
gnft 18, 1805 :
41 I' am forty to fay that the troops here are (Ell
very fickly. The ,sth Regiment. lately arrived
from Surinam, lofe at an average from feven to ten
men daily. On account of the great mortality among
the ftaff, it is in agitation tb remove the head quar-
ters of the army from Jenne -to--St. Vincent's.—
The accounts of ficknefs in the other iflands are alfis
very unfavourable. A detachment from the 96:1t
regiment. doing marine duty in a fmall aimed wail
at Grenada, loft in the courfe of a very few days
eight men. Part of the fame Regiment, on its pal.
Cage from Barbadoes to Antigua, loft no lefs than
fifteen. The troops in Grenada are in general
healthy, as are alto thole in St. Vincent's."
Extra& of another letter of the sth Sept. 18o5:
" Since my laft the ficknefs has made great
ravages among the 15th Regiment.—Six more Offi-
cers, and a large proportion of men, have fallen
facrifices to the deftruaive malady. I have not yet
been able to learn their names. Since the arrival of
this regiment here in February laft, they have loft
the incredible number of 300 men. The troops at
Antigua are all very fickly. The 68th Regiment,
which came from home in iBoi, having two batta-
lions, has loft about 1000 men fence that period.—
General Bscawivit, the fcnior General Officer, at
prefent commands in Chief. Three companies of
the 6th Well India Regiment are failed from hence
to St. Vincent's."
London, England, 1805-11-28

PORTSMOUTH -FOR PUBLIC SALE,

At the Star and Garter Tavern, on Thurfday, the 3d of December,
at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon,
'T'HE Lubec Brig DIE ERWARLIANG, con-
demned as Prize to his Majefty's Gun Brig Steady, Arthur
Stow, Efq. Commander.
This Brig is quite new, having made only one voyage to Oporto
fine me was launched, and was captured on her return at the
entrance of Havre de Grace. She is uncommonly well built,
abundantly found in all kinds of Stores, admeafures about 160
Tons, and is well adapted for any Trade where a Velre' of her
Tonnage is required.
After whi, h will be Sold,

Her entire CARGO, confifting of 926 Hag. of Parantbureo
and Maranbam Cotton Wool.

Samples of which may be leen fir days before the S:le. at Mr.
H. Howl's, No. 32, Clemeut's lane, Lombard-Rreet, London.
And for viewing the Lame, Catalogues, inventories, and further
particular., apply two days before the Sale to
JOHN MOYLE, Broter.Portfmoutb.
N. P. Rothery, Efq. Agent.

ISLE OF THANET, NEARs•MARGATE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

On the 21ft day of November, thos, (unlefs loaner agreed for by
Private Contradt) in (mall convenient Lou,
'THE ESTATES of SHOTTENDEN, adjoining
to Margate, on the Canterbury R0p01....-For particulars and
a plan of the Eftatcs, apply to hicifrs. Macktougal and Hunter,
Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; Mr. Sawkins, at Margate; and Mr.
(;rift, Canterbury ; and Mr. Boys the Tenant, will thew the

CAPITAL HUNTING RESIDENCE-HANTS.
TO BE LET,

Situate ten miles raft of Wineheter, and five fouth from Alresford,
in the centre of the Hampfhire Hunt.
COMPRISING a pleafant modern-built DWEL-
LING HOUSE, with Offices Stables. Lawn and [deWorm,
about Ninety Acres, which, together with feveral Woods and In-
cloture, adjoining the fame, of the yearly value of poi. are to be
Sold.—Mr. Perry, of Branidean, will thew the Premifes.
Printed particulars may be had of the Printers of the Oxford
and Bath Papers: at the principal Inns on the Weftern Road; at
No. 7, Lincoln's Inn-Eitlds, London. and at Mr. Webb's Office,
in Salilbury, who will treat for the Sale or Letting.
London, England, 1805-11-28

IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE

, Oden, Captain RITTESTROM, of and for
Sioqkholm, has a:lived at Dover, in ballad, from
Cherburgh, which place the left on the 25th inflant,
having, on prefenting a petition to the Minifter of
Marine, in confequence of bringing a cargo from
Sweden, obtained permillion to proceed home.
By this vacl we have earnt that all the other
Swedith Vet Tels which are at Havre and the neigh-
bouring ports have been feized by order of the French
Government, and the Captains and Crews marched
away for Rouen.
Orders had likewife been receivedlat Cherbargh to
detain all rads carrying the Autlrian and Ruffian
Flags, and for Captains of privateers to bring in
all veifels of that defcription, and alfo all Swedith
Chips.

By this veffel we have alto received intelligence of
a very difabous nature. We with we could add
that we had reafon to doubt its general correfinefs ;
but we have but too good grounds to believe it will
prove authentic in all its material points.
Before Captain Kirrarraors left Cherbergh, the
Moffitt= up to the 2111 inftant, inclnfive, had been
received there. In this Official Journal it has been
announced to the People of France, that the EMPs•
ROI Of GERMANY has made
London, England, 1805-11-28

at Free& Chip Aire's% of 74 gum Rem Admiral MOSS
(killed) : Captain Msedkur Draw; takes, but got late Cam
in the gale, difinafteds
13. French Orlp Pluton, of 74 pas, Monfreur Canaan; returned
to Cadiz in a finking Rate.
$4. Swigs Sip San Jute, of 74 guns, Don Miguel Garton re •
turned to Cadiz, has a forma* only.
sj. Spada Sip San Leandro. of 64 gnus, Don Joker de Ct!eve-
. de; returned to Cadiz. &Waft&
*S. French Sip Neptune, of 14 guns, Monfteur Malftral ; re-
turned to Cadiz, and rife&
s 7. French !hip Hems. a 74 guns, Mondale Poulain; returned
to Cadiz, lower malts in, and Admiral Roiftilia's Sag on board.
al. Spanifh grip Principe de Afturias, of In guns, Admiral Don
F. Gravina ; Don Antonio Weans, &c.; returned to Cadiz, di&
mated.
sp. Spud& grip Martinez, of 74 guns, Don Franegoo Aleedo;
returned to Cadiz.
Jo. French grip Formidable, of So guns. Rear Admiral Duna-
noir ; hauled to the Southward, and efcaped.
31. French grip Mont Blanc, of 74 guns, Moefleur Le Vgievies ;
hauled to the Southward, and leaped.
32. French thip scipioa, of 74 guns, Monfieur Benner ; hauled
to the Southward, and efcaped.
33. French Ship Dogma,' Trouin, of 74 guns, Monficor Touffet
hauled to the Southward, and taped.
N. B. There four grips were captured by Sir Richard Strad=
on the 4th irritant.
London, England, 1805-11-28

RAMSGATE, hOVEMBER 35.

. -
The embarkation of troops has again commenced
here. This day the remaining four troops of the
German Legion (Light Dragoons) have embarked,
men, horses, ((ores, &c. (the ref of the Regiment
having been lying in the Downs.) The tranfpoas
with the above four troops will leave the harbour for
the Downs this afternoon, and then the whole Regi-
ment will immediately fail from thence to the Elbe.
The heavy dragoons of the German Legion are the
next to be embarked here. Three troops arrived
here this morning for that purpofe, and to-morrow
they will be (hipped. It is attonilhing with what fa-
cility the horfes are embarked from the Pier ; gene.
rally two horfes in three minutes, if nothing particir
lar occurs to hinder ; upon an average two in . five
minutes ; and as they were embarked at Lx different
points of the Pier at the fame time, the number (hip-
ped is at the rate of about tgo in an hour. The r Ith
Regiment of Light Dragoons are under orders for
embarkation, and are expe&ed here as Coon as the
German horfe are gone. A party of artillery are
lying here, in readinefs to go oa board at a moment'!
warning. A great number of tranfports are coming
into the Pier. It is raid to the number of eighty are
ordered here from the River, &c. Sir SYDNICY
SMITH was at kamfgate to-day, but did not remain
here more than two or three hours. Gen. Luotow
embarks here to-day, and fails this evening.
London, England, 1805-11-28

LORD NELSON'S LAST VICTOK Y.

"rHE Public are refpedfully informed, that, excln-
-I- five of the ufual corrections, including all the recent Promo
Lion s of Flag and other Officers, STEEL'S LIST of the ROYAL
NAVY, correded to the at of December, will contain an accu-
rate and ekgantly engraved Plan, from authority, of the important
BATTLE off CAPE TRAFALGAR, wide* Defeription of that
Engagement ; alfo the new Regulations refpetling Maften, a Lift
of the late Captures, &e.

LORD NELSON,
CAPTAIN-SIR F. THESIGER.
Oa the 30th of November will be publiard, price is. 6d.
THE UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE, No. 24,
New Series, for November Ms, in which will be given a
Biographical Account of the Life and Naval Teanfaetions of the
Right Honourable HORATIO LORD VISCOUNT NELSON,
embellißied with an accurate Likenefs, and an engraved Fez Simile
at length of MEtnorandunts given to his Aid-de-Camp Sir F.
TKLIII or a (written with his Lordthip's left hand) at the Battle off
Copenhagen—with memoirs of the late Captain TheGger,
The exit:afire literary Connedion attached to this Work, ens •
bles It to contain original and valuable Articles on every Subjeti of
Human Knowledge—it has alto, a regular fuccdfion of Public
affairs; great Political Occurrences, Dotnettle and Foreign; Par-
liamentay Proceedings; State Papers, &c. dec.
Three Vniumes are already publithed, price tos. 6d. each, neatly
half bound And lettered, or in Numbers at rs.6d.

Pub Silted by H. Symonds, 20, Pateruofter•row.
London, England, 1805-11-28

STATE LOTTERY FOR Otos, BEGINS DRAWING
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 436.
THE Tickets ire Sold and divided into Halves,
Ctarters, Eighths, and Sytteentbs, by
HAZARD, BURN E, and CMStock-Brokers.
At their State Lottery Office, N 0.93. under the Royal Exchange,
London.
Letters (Petit Paid) duly anfwered, and Schemes Gratis.
THE SCHEME CON PAINS
3 - Prizes of - ‘lO,OlO
3 • - 30,000
3 - - - 3.000
3 . - - 1000
8 - - - 1,000
so - - i
SCO SCC. &c.
And the sow Srft-drawn Tickets will be entitled to axl. each,
ezelufive of their Chance of capitals.
• • Country Orders accompanied with sort-dated Bills on
London, Pott-Office Orders, or Cafb, in Pared by Coach or Carrier,
punEtualty attended to ; and Correfpondents may depend on being
treated exadtly on the ame Terms u If perfooally prefeat.
London, England, 1805-11-28

CANT ERBUAr, NOVEMBER 26.

In confequence of the arrival of a large number of
tranfports in the Downs, the embarkation of the
troops defined for the Continent hat been refumed
with increafed aaivity. The remaining two fclea•
drone of Light Cavalry of the German Legion, which
were in barracks, at and in the vicinity of Ramfgate.
have accorditigly been embarked. Three troops of
the heavy cavalry of the German Legion marched
yeferday morning from Canterbury to Ramfgate, for
the fame purpole : the order direaing their more•
meats did not reach them till late on Sunday night
They will be followed by the other diviftons of the
fame corps in fucceffion, till the whole are Ihipped
At the fame time a Broiler order was fent down to
Dover for four troops of the t tth Light Dragoons
to prepare for immediate embarkation. Betides
there, a detachment of gun drivers of the Royal Ar-
tillery, with three hundred horfes which are attached
to the brigades of artillery that have been embarked
at Woolwich, and are arrived in the Downs, have
paged through Canterbury for embarkation at Ramf-
gate.
It is intended to form a depot of horfes for the
Ordnance Service at the Royal Artillery Barracks,
in Canterbury, in order that they May be in readi-
nefs to the nearer point for embarkation the whole
number which will be fent to the Continent is dated
at 3coo drivers and 6oco horfes.
Thus far as relates to the Cavalry ; in raped to
, the Infantry no orders for their embarkation have as
yet been Wiled. The sth regiment marched this day
from Canterbury to Brabourn Lees, and the gad
Highland regiment from Ofpringe to Canterbury, by
which movements there Regiments are placed on
parallel lines, within one day's march of the co.o,
and from that it would feem that their embarkatiut,
is not far dittant.

HIGH COVII,T OF ADMIRALTIf.—Tnefday tkic
Right I-lon. Sir W. SCOTT. proceeded to the a:1:J.:A...-
cation of the following Ihip cAfes:—
Hoffnung, Waller mafter...-This veffel, with a cargo of feat fici7,
and blubber, in profeeution of her voyage from Greenland ;o tt,i.
Welke, was captured by his Majefty's (loop Beaver, Charles Poti,
Ertl. Commander, and brought to Yarmoath.—Ship acd cacao
reffored, on payment of the captors =peaces.
Frederick and Marianna, Andean matter: Thu was a gad-
Lion of falvage —lt appeared from the cireunittances of the cal:,
th it his Majcity's private Skip of war Ceres, G. Collett, commander,
being upon a eruize, fcU in with and recaptured an Englifh ibip,
called the Prince, Scott matter, who put a Lieutenant and a cer-
t.in number of mariners on board, with dirrdtions to proceed to
the port of jerky; that in profecutioo of fuch deftinaion, the
Prince very gallantly recaptured the above v.-Ifel, and brought
her to Ilfracombe; and the queftion was, who were entWed to
Sari in the fatvage,-The Court was of opinion, that the reward
, thould go to the bincAt of the °Mans and crew of the Cats go
neray.
•
London, England, 1805-04-01

A GUIDE TO SCHOOL BOOKS.
This day was pubUthed, a third Edition, enlarged.
Price One Shilling and Siz-pente.
111 PRACTICAL GUIDE to INSTRUCTORS
11. and PARENTS on the Right Choice and We of the ass,
ELEMEN lARY BOOKS in everybranch of Knowledge ;pointuis
out their refreetive merits, and the order in which they on* to
k lilac-Kulp adopted.
By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M.
Bettor of Newport, and late Matter of the GranunalSchool in

that Town.

The following caiTicot. lAMCTIOSIS have appealed of THIS
Unable and uleful was m.

o This is a well-written and judicious Publication, Conveying
leech pr- tical Information on the Sake% of lidueation, and is
therefore highly worthy the Penile' of every Perfon concerned hi
the Improvement of the rifing Generation. The Account of Books
generally ukd in Schools keens to he the refult of Exptrience, and
certainly difplays mods erudition. The Author's Recommsndii-
tit.ns and Strictures are accompanied with fach Reafons and criti-
cal ()Venation as do him Feat credit, both as a Scholar and
Uottlian Teacher."—.Anti jaeobin Review.
" la the Era part of this Work are feveral judicious Obferva-
dons ; aml the fecond part onansarates the molt ukfal introductory
looks in every branch of knowledge. remarking on their refine-
thes merits. and cautioning Parants and Inftrudtors againit fome
Books which the Author. upon ;oft ground% °Neal to. Among
dsufe reeenintended. we do not cetera any that we confider as
ihjediutahlr."--Eritiat Cattle.
krinted far Thomas Reynolds. Oxford- Rivet ; and fold by the
In, Vellum In inked, (Nobrisige, Edinburgh, Glafgarr, sad
pshin.
London, England, 1805-04-01

MARRIED.

Lately, a pedlar, named Carmichael, at Upton•upon Severn, to
Istbanna Seabright, a woman of the Emu: vocation; their united
age. amounted tot to years. The pleafures of her new condition,
however, not exa ftly correfponding with the bride's eipedtation.
Ole propofed a feparation on the morning following ; the bride-
groom having by this time dikovered, as well as his rib, that his
halcyon days were paft, be embraced the offer, and 'bidding each
other adieu, they fat off in different direCtions, in purfuit of their
wonted calling.
London, England, 1805-04-01

4. CORNHILL. and 9. CHARING-CROSS.
BISH, Contraltor for the prefent Lottery, re-
s. • turns his molt grateful thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and
Public in general, for their liberal patronage in the late and far-
ina Lotteries, and flatters !liming the uncommon Needs that has
attended Purchafen at hi. Of fen of late years. added to the punc-
tuality °Versed in the payment of all Prizes, will itifure him a
continuance of their favours in the prdent GRAND SPRING
1-011'e RV. the Scheme of which Rands univeday estafelfed
the richeft in Capital Prizes ever known; there being
a Prize. of 30,000 3 Phial of 4 5,000
I sox() apoo
3 10,000 s 1,000
ate. ate. e.

• • Perinea in the Country may be (applied with Tickets and
Igha;es, by fending up (pit paid) Bank Notes, cab., or Pott-
Cacc Or&rs.

The LOTTERY BEGINS 13th MAY. Igos.
London, England, 1805-04-01

STATE LOTTERY,
Commences Drawing the 13th of next Month.
HALL and Co. (fucceffors to Mr. NscmoLsow ),
at the Old Licenfed State Lottery 011iee No. 88, CORN-
HILL, corner of the Royal Exchange, London, refpediully in.
form their Friends and the Public, that Tickets sad Shares (duly
tamped) and in variety of numbers, are felling on the !emelt
terms. The number of CAPITAL PRIZES in this Lottery (ar4
leafy 30,0c3 Ticket.) is unprecedented i The Schalk siootains
s of 3opecL 2 of loomed. 3of to,ood. 3 of soool. 5 of sow].
I of moo/ 14 of sod a great number of and, and 501. and the
loweit Prize aol. • . . .. . _...

-..- —_
Er Orders from the Country. accompanied with goad Bills, at
a abort date, Bank Notes, Calk, or Poit-Office Orders. executed
n the fame terms as if perfonally prefent. Tickets and Shares re-
&erred at Sixpence per Number.
• • Prizes paid an demand, and in full, t*o months after the
Lottery ►eta naked Drawing.

THE CHEAPEST HOSIERY and GLOVE
WAREHOUSE in the WORL D, Wholefale and Retail. for
READY MONEY ONLY, by J. RADFORD, Real Manufac-
turer, No. 64, Chcaphde ; and, te prevent mittakes, mania that
J. R. has no content with any other Shop in London. Obforse
bet the following prices:-.-Men's EfOlrit Cotton for Boots at 'e.t.d.
worth as. 6d. Mm's Seyerfine Ribbed Cotton at only as 6d. worth
gs. 6d, Women's Floe Cottoo, Is. 6d. worth as. Superfine at as. 9d.
worth 41 and with curious Lace Clocks, gs. worth sta. Black or
Wbhe Silk Hok at 6s. 64. and with Lace Clocks, n. dd. worth
zoo 6d. soo Dozen Men's and Women's Leather Gloves,frent
EarA; Plc Nie Lace Mitts at as. 6d. worth 4s. and Wm long
tts at as. 9d. worth ss. and a curious article In Ladies' long
Lace Sleeves, calculated to give cafe and elegtnee, patronifed by the
Royal Family; Elaftle Cotton, and other Drawcn at only gs. 6d.
worth ss. 6d. alto new Invented Lamb's Weal Petticoats that are
to much approved of by the Ladies. Thole that have to make
large purehaks will find the great& advantage by buying at No.
64. Cheapilde.
London, England, 1805-04-01

TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION—BY It HALL,
At the Dog and Pauldge, in YATELY, HA N r
- - -

On Wednefday the of Ap-ri1,.1305, at Two o'Clock in the

Afternoon: infeverilLots,

By order of the Truftees of Mr. Thomas ShaCkleford under fuch
conditions as gall be then and there produced:
f•ot r. A Subilantial DWELLING HOUSE, in
1Z good repair', called HAMMON's, with excellent
Garden, Barn, Stable, and Fuel-houfe; together with THREE
CLOihS of good Ai able Land, in a high Rate of cultivation, ad-
jdinirg the fame, containing three Acres, more or lets, and an ex•
(client Fitk-pond in front of the bottle.
The above Houk, with the Garden, &able, and Fuel- houfe, it
let on leafe to Mr. John North, grocer, baker, and bacon•killer,
four years of which are unexpired at Michaelmas next._

Lot a. A fubßantial built NIESSUAGE or TENEMENT,
fitnate at Yately Green, with good Garden, Fuel-houfe, See. in
the occupation of Thomas Collier, tenant at will Alto in hand
a CLOSE, of rick Pafture Land adjoining, the fame containing
Three Quarters of an Acre, or thereabouts.
Lot 3. Two good faidtantial DWELLING HOUSES, in per-
feet repair, eligibly Mimic near Lot a, with excellent Gardens,
Yatd, Barn, Stable. Fuel-houfe, and a large Glazier's Shop
(about 36 feet by is) in the occupation of Mr. Richard Dalton,
feboolmafter, and Mifs Hamfon ,tetants at will. Al oin hand, a
CLOSE of rids Pafture Land adjoining the fame, containing Two
Acres and a Half, be the fame more or Ids. . . _

Thefe Pronifes have for many years been oCcupied as a Car-
penter's Shop, and are well cakslated for that bufunis, or at a
(mall expence might be made a genteel refidence.
The above Mates are Copyhold of Inheritance of the Manor of
Croudall (which is nearly equal to Freehold), the'fines being in.
confiderable, and certain, and are entitled to a Very extenfive
Right of Common.
The Stock, which may be fern at the Dog and Patridge, Yately,
confide of an excellent good Granary equal to new, fitted up with
bins, on a fubitantial oak &addle with (tone caps; a good four
year old Cow in Calf, a Grafi Cart with Harriers, a tax ditto with
ditto, a one wheel Plough, and two Harrows.

Yately is 33 miles from London, within one mile of the great
Weftern Road (where coaches pals daily) and in the centre of a
good (porting country.
For a view of the ellatcs, apply to the refpedtive Tenants, and
for further PArtlculars to the Audionecr, Reading; if by letter,
IIR Pad•
London, England, 1805-04-01

TO BE PEB.EMPTORILY SOLD,
Purfuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made in a
Caere Harding v. Harding, and a General Order of Transfer,
with the approbation of JAMES STANLIT,Efq. one of the
to-ref the faid'court, at the 04at's Head Inn at Audlcm, in the
County of Cheftcr, uti Tucfday, the 9th diy of April 1835, be-
tween the hours of four and five in the afternoon, In Lots,
SEVERAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, fituate at
AUDLEM aforefaid ; and a LEASEHOLD ESTATE fitu-
ate at BLOARF. HEATH, in the Parifh of DRAYTON in
HAI.ES. in the Ccunty of STAFFORD ; being the &tates late
of SAMUEL HARDING, Efq deceafed, the Teftator in the faid
Decree named. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the
faid Mailer's Chalnbers in Soutkamptoo-buildings, Chancery-lane,
London; of Mr. Wilfon, S Bettor, No. 8, Crown Office row, Tem -
pleb London; of Mr. Harding, Solicitor, Betley, Staffordfisire; of
John Knight, Efq. Whitchurcis; and of Mr. Orootne, Solicitor
in Audi= afaVald ; and at the Place of Sale. '
COPYFTOLD ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF YOftlt,
London, England, 1805-04-01

PUBLIC ROOMS TO LET.

THE GOVERNORS of the LYING-IN HOS-
PITAL. DUBLIN, give Notice, That they will let, for
a term of Three or Five Years. their ROOMS of PUBLIC RE-
CEPTION, confiiting of
A CIRCULAR SALOON, 80 feet diameter.
A BALL ROOM, 86 fret by 40.
A CARD ROOM, ho feet by 30.
A TEA ROOM, 36 feet by 24.
A SUPPER ROOM, 86 feet by 40.
A Leifer ditto, 36 feet by a 4.
With Hall, Vettibule, Dreffing.rootns, Wine and Coal 'Faults,
and a Irma retentive and complete Kitchen Apparatus.
The Furniture may be had at a valuation, or if preferred, a per
Cemage on the value will be taken as annual Rent. It is minced-
fury to obferve, that their Premifes afford the only complete ac-
coraniodation In this City for Public Entertainment.
Alfo to be Let, the exclufive right to the Hapita! Gardens for
three Nights in each Week, from the tit of May to the aft of No•
vember, for Mufie or other purport&
Farther particu,ars may be known by application in writing to
the Regifter at the Havel. Sealed Propufals, diredted to him,
will he evened at • Boant held fpecially for that purpofe,on Fri.
day the 3d day of May n. et.
Dublin, March so, tbs.
London, England, 1805-04-01

MOOR COALS,
Foil pay, t. be delivered in a whole Cargo or Cargoes, free of all
charge and rifque, to His Majetty,alongfile His Mdjefty's
Viftttal-
ling Premifea at Deptford, in the (pace of ix weeks at forthcft
front the date of the ContraCl; and to be paid for by Bilig payable
with intereß ninety days after date.

The Conditions of the Cootraft may be ken at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will k 63d to Jay, tea ler he scti.6 tie price
_4all net Ir
;alerted is vecifs at kogt6, or tied frill Rot Sc &Veered h the Board
before este .ides ow !Sc fad 7w/day 16,976 of Api! are, ort iotkfi the
Pelee* who seale: the tender. 'MC taloa ea hi: kday,atinab, to
litter saes called for.

BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, STRAND, and CCRNHILL.
INSURARCE is granted by this Office on Hnufes,
Buildings, Maw faeories, Ship', and all other Wlids, Goode,
Merebancihre, Farming Stock, =cloth& Property from Lots or
Damage by Fire.

The Dire tors retnrn their thanks to the public for the unprece-
dented preference given by than.to this Ol cs ; they are happy to
lad that the plans they have adopted for the improvement to Fire
Inferences have given fuch general fatisfadion, and that through
their esertlotis the bufinefs is better tulderftood, and its advanta-
ges rendered more generally beneficial ; they beg to recommend,
their mode of Infutance on Agricultural Stock, the premium upon
which is as. 6d. per Cent. only.

The Octin grants Infuranas for periods Loa of a year, arid
makes geod of. by Fir from Lightnipg.
Receipts for Infurances becoming due at Lady Day, are In the
hands of their Agents, in the principal cities and towns, who win
deliver proporals with the rates of Infurance, gratis.
The Fifteen Days allowed for Payment beyond the date of each
Policy will expire on the 9th day of Ap:i! next.

WESTMINSTER LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY-
OFFICE, STRAND and CORNHILL, LONDON.

PERSONS defirous of providing f .r their rittnilies
or Dependants may, by an Annual Payment, fecute to their
Widows, Children, or any other Perron, either an Annuity for the
remainder of Life, or a vas Sum to be paid at their Deeeatc.

Infurances may be made for a Variety of oth-r Purpoks : —to
provide for Renewal of I.eafes;—to (retire SWOP paid for ►'laces or
Employments, or for the Purchafe of Life Eftates;—or in Aid of
Arrangements between Debtor and Creditor, atc. ace.
London, England, 1805-04-01

CANDLES AND SOAP, GENUINE SPERMACETI OIL.
MERCHANTS, EXPORTERS, and the Public
are fupplled with the above articles of the ben quality. on
very advantageous terms, at the Caudle and Soap Warehoule, Nn.
It. Flevt-Rrget, London.
London, England, 1805-04-01

VOLUNTEERS.

It being roprefented to the DIRECTORS that many Perron.
engaged in the Volunteer Service might wifii to fecure fume Pro-
'rifles for their Families or nearell Connexions, In cafe of acciden-
tally Mang Viettms to the unavoidslile Cafualtics of the Service,
The Board cohliderlng the fame, obferve that the ecncral Scheme
of the Society is intended to fecure a Provifion on the Event of
Death, whether from natural or accidental Caufes; yet wifhing
to embrace tangly or colic:lively every objedt in their power which
may afford an Accommodation to thole who are defirous of Infur-
ing with them in a more limited Degree, they propofe to grant
POLICIES of INSURANCE upon the Lives of Volunteers
againitMilitary Caftialties only.

Annuities arc granted to commence immediately, or at any fu-
ture period.

Printed Rates and Conditions of inforanee may be bad gratis,
with the Litt of Direelors is above, or of the Agents of chi Bri-
tish Fire Office in she Country, who are appointed Agents for
this Of ROBER r SKRLTON, Sec.

BEACH HILL, KIPLF Y, BURRY, March 14, aos.
STRAYED from Bich Hill, in the Parifh of
Waking, Surrey, on friday, the a;d of November laR, a
BLACK GELDING. with one white fore foot, and a far iri hia
forehead;and at the fame thne a DARK BROWN PONEY, which
has been ired all round. Whoever will give Information to Mr.
Benjamin Spooner, at Beach Hill, near Ripley, Surry, of tbefe
Horfes. than be cntided. on recovery of them, to a reward of
FIVE GUINEAS; or if they have been itoien, to a reward of
'TE,N GUINEAS, on profecuting the thief to convittion.

MOM. V FOR BILIS, &c.
AGENTLEMAN who does not chonfe to declare
himfelf in a public Advertifement, who has It in his power
to procure any fern of Money to the exigencies of the momrnt for
good Niger upon other certain Security (by Annuity Or othervrife)
withal to be employed as the Agent of perfons who can convince
him of their refpeetattlllty, whether of the mercantile or fafhionable
past Mule World, who may be In need of pecuniary affiftance.....
Perks* applications mutt be made between the hours of ten and
three.—Addrefi the fuperintendant, No. 3, Brumfield' -row, %men-
fquare, Bloomibary. Letters mutt be pelt paid. Unobjeetiotiable
Bills mated in two hours.
London, England, 1805-04-06

This day was publdhed,.
A GUIDE to HEAVEN, ferioutly addreffed to
J. h. all who believe the GOSPEL to be the WORD of GOD.
By the Rtv. CHARLES SLEECH HA WTREY, A. B. •
Vicar of Widßon, Moomouthiblre..
" Seeing then that we have loch hope, we de great piainnefs of
fpeeth..
" I believed, and therefore have I fpoken."
Printed by Cruttwell, Bath ; and fold by Metres. Rivingbccs, St.
Paul's Church-yard.
London, England, 1805-04-06

MARRIED.

A few days finc:, by the Rcv. Mr. Scat, at St. John's, Weft-
minftc:,•Charles Lullin,Efq. to Mifs Ann Hope Nattrafs, of Lew-
Kent.

Lateit, in the Ilk of Wight, Mifs Hocigkinfon, of Gatcombei
to Lieut. Higgins, of the [sth Foot.

DIED.

On the anth ult. within a few days of completing hl4 95th year,
Edmund Lee.!mere, Efq. of Hatqey, in the county of Worceftert
n phew of the late Lord Lechmerc, formerly Reprefentative in
Parliament, and one of his Majefty's Juftices of the Peace for
that County.

LONDON: Printed and pubillied by LEVEL KENT, (of Lan-
' . tcrbury-place, Lambeth), at the,Trea Orrick No a, Carey-
itreeL Pub Mod I 1 at chs STML 0/1/ICti T.144-51r.
London, England, 1805-04-06

AMPRICAN SHIPS LICFSCH RILL

On the commitment of this
Loud SHEFFIELD exprefred his difapprobation
of the pritte'ple of the Bill, and proteßed againit ez
tending fuel) advantages to Foreign Ship Owners,
whin the Ship Owners of this country were, many
of them, nototioufly in a Rate of infolvence, occa
(toned by want of employment for their tonnage.—
It was not, however, his intention to divide the Houfe
on the Bill. The Bill was then reported.
Afte► having difpofed•of tome other routine bufi-
nefs, their Lordthips adjourned till Monday.
London, England, 1805-04-06

7
THE MONTHLY PUBLICATIONS.
Bridge-Rim, Blaekfdars, March 29, rEos.
IT having been reprefented to Mr. PHILLIPS that
the Proprietors of Rime of the Periodical Works will not be
able to publifb them ai Cruel on the lalt Day of March, and that
fuck Proprietors Might faftain effential injury by the feparate pub-
lication of any particular Work, he has on tilde Accounts confmt-
od to plEtpone the Publication of the Works under-mentioned, of
which be is the Proprictor,till MONDAY theEIGHTH DAY of
APRIL, on which Day it is agreed that all the Monthly Publi-
cations Own be Med to the Bookielling Trade, and the following
Day, TUESDAY the NINTH, generally delivered to the Publics
U. The MONTKLY MAoausa.
2. The MRDICAL and PITSICAL JOURNAL.
j. The MONTNLY Auer LIST.
4. The FASHIONS of LONDON and PARIS.
S. The Ce2l.xertom of MODULI( V a and Titovass.
6. Dr. MAYOR'S UNIIIRRSAL HISTORY.
7. Mr. Yousto's Anstitts Of AORICULTORR.
S. Dr. BIDDOte HYORIA, or ESSAYS on HEALTH.

This day were plibliThed, in Three Vols. price tas. In boards,
POPULAR TALES. By Mils EDGEWORTH.
Printed for J. Joinfon. in St. Paul's Church-yard.
Where misty be had, by the fame Author,
t. Moral Tales for Young People, in 3 Vole.price 9s. boards.
2. Cattle Raeltrent, 4s.
3. frith Bulls, 43.
Belinda, in 3 rola. 131. 6d. beards.
5. Practical Education, Second Edition, 3 yob. tlis.
And her other Works.
London, England, 1805-04-30

H-nnmable Gent'email oppolite him %tithed to be

Rid: J?

Mr. FOX Paid, that fo far from having a wifh to
have any evidence killed, it was the defire of himfelf
i hi' Honourable Friends roundhim, that the
_ _

pipers fhould have tome titles or dercription that
would enable them to judge of their contents, in or-
der that Any other document‘ might be moved for
thAt thould be thought necefrary to the fullefl invef-
. .

tuition and molt clear elucidation 'of the whole of
the cafe before them.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
again in;ißed on it, that a motion to expunge the
limner motion from their Journals, did indicate a &-
lire to iiirle evidence ; and that the word of Lord St.
Vi.went to the Commiffion:rs .4 Naval inquiry world
mak: an impretnon on the mind of any man that he
had no knowledge of the trinfaaion (.1 tnid Cr"
r. Pte ! !) The Hon. Baronet basi therefore a right
to cap! tin.
Mr. GREY declared that an Honourable Gentle.
man rivulet him mull be guilty of a wilful mifrepre-
fentation of his intention, after fo much had been

laid upon the fubjea
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER.
obferved, that the Honourable Gentleman mull be
aware that he was not juftified in making ufe of the
language which he then did.
The SPEAKER here called to order.
Mr. GREY then Paid, that it was unfair to affign
hint a motive Co different (torn what he had expreffed.
He had only objeacd to the lion. Baronet's pro.
during his own letter with unnamed enclofures in it.
Sir CHARLES POLE Rated, that the Noble
Lord had declared to the Commiflioners, that he had
never auth-,rifed that application of public money
which had been alluded to.
Admiral MARKHAM laid, that he would not
Rate what were the opinions of Earl St. Vincent or
of Sir T. Trowbridge ; but he would mention what
be had laid himfelf ou the fulsjca of the Stone Expe-
dition, and that was, that he never did approve of it,
and that it was fuch a fecret expedition, that nothing
eife was talked of from one endof the River. to the other.
But he had Ltid to Sir T. Trowbridge, you know we
have nothing to do with it—it is in other hands.
After a few other nbfervations from different Ho-
nourable Members, the queftion was put, that there
Papers he printed, which was carried unanimoufly.
Mr. KINNAIRD moved the poftponement of his
motion refpcfting Sir Home Popham, on account of
the improbability of the papers being printed in fuf-
Scient time for. the difculSon. However, on the fog.
gellion of Sir William Young and Sir H. Popham,
he agreed to let his former motion (land unaltered.
Lord A. HAMILTON gave notice of his inlets.
tion to move for a Committee on the Corn Laws to-
morrow fe'nnight.
Lord H. PETTY g .ve notice, that he would to-
morrow move the pottponement of the motion of
which he had already given notice ; and added that
on Wednefday he would move for the produaion of
Papers conneOed with the ftifsjea of the Civil Lilt of
Scotland, and particularly Warrants itfued by the
Limns of the Exc:tequer.
London, England, 1805-04-30

4V4V719.4. INTELLLIGENCE

. .
Porristonvn, /Uinta. 290.—Arrived the T
outward-bound EaR Indianian from the Downs7Cia
Majeßy's drips Titlinet, PALLAS, BRILLIANT, and
Assisucv from the Wel heard. Several fail of tzIMP
ports are ordered for Halifax, alto' Cavern' 'fail of
tranfports for"qeernfey. Wind W. N. W.
DEAg., AVaIL 2g.--Arrived this afternoon the
Jamaica frigate; Sr E ROY and Geist es (loops of war
feveral Gun Brigs from off Calais, and the Luca's.
bomb, with a Dutch qi p from Anillerdam for Bata-
via, which the has captured, and both remain in the
Downs with the (hips as per tan. Arrived and failed
for the River, the Nelly, Pixisv, from the Bay of
Honduras. P. S. Arrived the Arias frigate, and the
reit of the iofhore and Boulogne fquadron. Wind S.W.
London, England, 1805-04-08

FOR SALE,
. _

At the Coltorn-fleufe, Hafting, on Wednefday, the mit day of
April, 1805, at t t o'Cloett in the Forenoon,
'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, •iz.
►ot PP IVATE USE,
About 1030 Gallons Genoa.
130 Di. to Brandy.
43 Dittn White ditto.
6 Bottles, Wire; 561bs, Salt; 281bs. Sugar.
Legal Strength :or De ders, 130 Gallons Rum.
The Goods may be viewed the Morning of the Sale.-. i 5 per
Cent. will be required as a Depofit.

BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE pOMMISSIONERS
Of HIS MAJESTY', CUSTOMS,
On Saturday, the 13th day of April next, at Three o'Clock in the
A ftt moon. will be exp..fed to Public Salc,at the Cuftom-Houfe,
in "Popfhain,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
For the Accommodation and Ufe of Private Families only.
4264 I7allon, Brandy; 6: Ditto Rum; 315 Ditto Geneva.
Red Portugil Wine - , i Gallons.
French Red Wine - 9 Ditto.
Ordinary Oil of Olives , . I Ditto.
Treenail, or Trunnels . 1790 No.
Bricks - 530 No.
Earthenware - - 99 Pieces.
Fir 'Timber - - a Pieces.
Caft Iron for Machinery - 17 cwt. 1 qrs. 181 h.
Dry Salted Cod Hai - - -791 h.
Which will be put up in Lots, and Sold to the higheft Bidder.

OAK TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROBBINS,
On Wednefilay the zoth day of April next, at two o'clock In the
afternoon, at the Crown Inn, Abbotts Bromley, in the County
of Stafford,

ALARE G QUANTITY of OAK TIMBER
TREES, adapted for Engine Timber, Ship-building, and
other purpofcs, where Trees of large dimennons are preferred ;
now growing in Bromley Park, near Abb .tts Bromley aforefaid ;
and the Timber and dark may be conveyed to the Market by means
of the Canals and Navig-ations which pars near to the Ettate. The
Trees arc numbered and marked, and may be ken by applying to
Mr. Aleock,at Bromley Park atorefaid.
. .

The particulars of the Lots, and the conditions under which the
Timber will be fold, may be known of the Auctioneer, Birming-
ham a and at the °Meet of Mr. James, Land Agent, No. 14,
Carey Itrtet, Lincoln's Inn, London; and at Wellborn, near
Strattotd on Avon, Warwickthire.

CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

Together or in two Lots, as (hall be agreed on at the Sale, on Wed-
naday the t 7th day of April next at the hell Inn, in Cattle Ned-
Ingham, in the County of Eifel, between the Houss of Four and
Seven in the Afternoon, (unlefs difpofed of in the mean time by
Private Contraft, of which Notice will be given). fubjeti to
Conditions of Sale to be then produced (among which it will be
requirLd that the Purchafer !hall procure fuch Sureties for Pay-
ment of the Purchafe-Money as Mall be appruved of by the
Vendor or his Agents),
PLEVEN Hundred and Fifty-feven Oak Timber
Trtes, chiefly adapted for Navy Purpofes, marked with
White Paint and growing on litotes, called Gravefhall or other-
wife Graffall4 an 4 Blows. in the Parini of Salle Fledinithatn, in the
County of Elfea, in the poifeffions of Mrs. Hammonds and Mrs.
Smoothy. .

If fohl In Lois, the Timber on each Farm will be put up fe-
p arm cl v.
Thc'l'enant of the refpeetive Farms will (hew the Timber, and
any further Particulars may he known on application to Meas.
Baxter, Lloyd, and Lloyd, 6olicitors, Ludlow.
March 20, 1805.