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London, England, 1805-11-13

This day was publiowd,

Handfomelyprinted in Quarto,on a fine Paper, with flee Plates
in each Part, front Painting: alter Nature, by SVDPMHARt En.
WAROII. Part I. to VI. pike ss. or beautitully coloured. 9s
each, of a

CIO ,IPI.ETE DICTIONARY of PRACTICAL
GARDENING, comprehending Ciallificati 'as and Dekrip-
tions, as well as the molt improved Methods of railing, foreleg,
and managing different forts of Vegetable Produetions, whether
of the skulent or ornamental Kinds; with corrca Engravings of
the various Apparatus neccffary for the Purple, In Buildings and
other Contrivances, from original Drawings made by Mr. Blunt,
as well as of the more rare and curious Plants employed in the
Way of Ornament and Variety in the Pleafara Grounds, Green
Honks, and Stoves; engraved by Sanfons, from Original Paintings
after Nature, by Sydeoltant Edwards. The whole intended to
afford a full and complete Vkw of modern pradieal Horticulture.
By ALEXANDER MAC DONALD. Gordener.
This Work will be completed in Fourteen Parts, to be publinted
fucceffively the IR of the Month, forming Two large and hand-
fome Volumes In Qum The Number of Fa-es will be about
Seventy; of which Sixty will he devoted to the Reprefentation of
rare and curious Plants; and the Remainder to the Views and
Illuftrations of the Buildings accent., to the rearing of them.
Printed for G. Kearney, Fleet-ftreet.
London, England, 1805-08-09

And of ROSE CORK (feentids) BUTTER, or Britilh Butter
of equal goodnefs,
a; the!! he required for his Majetty's Vietualling Service from the
et Odlober neat to the 30th September, rBo6, inclufive.
T be deliver& d from time to time, as demanded, into the Vic-
/v.l'n Stores at Deptford, Portfrnouth, and Plymouth, at the
Corn::does :pence ; to be warranted to keep good and found for
the (pace of fii months from the refpealve periods of delivery;
and to be paid for by Bills payable with iutereft ninety days
after late.

The Conditions er the Contrads may be ken at the aeeretary's
Office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. John Williams. Dun-
iterville. Agent for the Vidualling at Cork.

No regard will be ha to amy Tender in which the pia Aar: met be
ill'irtrd in work at length, or that fall not he delivered to the Baird
kin Ow o'Clech mo the fail Tbmefelay the tia, of Settemolier merit, mer
mrieji Perim who wain the Tender, ee fir Perfect om hie behalf,
mantis tp amfwer whew colledfon

ptSiTTATeI to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Caufe LA Mt v. PA t N PA, the Creditors
of JAMES AUCKLAND, late of Par.unariho, in the Colony of
Surinam in Amtica, Merchant, deceafed, are, on or before the
31th day of November next, to come in and prove their debts be-
fore Jost SIMEON, Efq. one of the Matters of the faid Court, at
his Chambers in Soutbampton•buildings, Chancery-lane, London,
or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit
of the laid Decree.—July 24, lBO5.
London, England, 1805-08-09

JULY 5.

The Ca at a Laois brig of war arrived from off Car-
tbagena this morning, where the had been cruizing :
the five days ago left (even fail of the line in that har-
bour ready for fee, and one repairing in the inner
bar boor.

The Spaniards have begun forming two camps
before this place, about three mile. dittant : they
have pitched ufkards of five hundred tents, and they
teem to have about 3000 men in their camps. We do
not, however, weft any attempt will be made from
the land fide to annoy the place.

The letters from Spain fay, it is a meafure of pre,
caution to guard their troops againft the fever, in
cafe it fbould break out again. The Madrid Gazette
of the zoth ult. contains a rigorous Proclamation,
for cutting off all intercourfe (except under quaran-
tine regulations) between any of the provinces where
this difeafe appeared latl year, and the adjoining pro-
vinces, until the month of September, by which time,
if no fymptQm of the difeafe re-appears, it is conclud-
ed the contagion will have ceafed.
It feems vows to be generally admitted in Spain,
after the Rriaell enquiry, that the difeafe has, in every
place where it has appeared, been traced to imported
contagion, and that it originally was introduced into
Malaga by a veffel which came from Vera Crux.

JULY 6.
the garrifon is yeti, healthy in. general. General
.•
Fox is fomething better, but has not yeirefumed the
command of.the troops, which OM refs with Gene-
ral DIU/MIMI%

JULY 7.
Letters from Cadiz Rate. that a malignant fever
has again (hewn idelf in that City... Nit the fnaalleft
futpkions fymptoms have as yet appeared here.
London, England, 1805-08-09

HANTS.
TO BE !OLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. WELLER,

On Wedndday, the lath inftant, precifely at Twelve o'clock,
At the Skip and Bell, Horndean,
,A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, lying
-L within a Ring Peace, called WICK FARM ; confifting of
a Farm Houfc, Gardens, double Barn, Stables, Cart.houfes, Gra-
nary, Cidf.pi.ns, and Hog-pounds, together with nineteen Eoclo-
lures of Arable, Coppice, and Pafture Land, containing 199 acres
and 3 roods, fituate iu the Parlikes of Charkon and Minot tb ; an
admirable fituation for a Gentleman Whole purfuits arc in the
(ports of the field; it may truly be eftimated among the firft (pots
in the kingdom for a plenitude of game, and a delightful &nation
to creel a Cottage Orrice. The general feature of the country is
a landfcape of great rariety—a very charming Hanger rich in
foliage, extends to the extreme boundaries of the eftate. It is only
two miles from the Portfmontis road, and 60 from London...
Poftiffion will be given at Michaelmas next.
The Bailiff will chew the Farm; and printed particulars may be
had by applying to Meffrs. Minchin and Compigne, Solicitor!,
Galion ; Chapter Coffee-bonfe, London ; and of Mr. Weller. at
his General Agency Office, Chichcfter, where a Plan of the Eftate
may he feen.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE and ES TAE, near SWANSEA,

in SOUTH WALES:
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE comritAc-r,
By IVlelfrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co.
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. and
clearable RESIDENCE, called KILVROUGH and NOR-
TON, one Mile from the Sea, and fcven from Swanfea, a beauti.
full and romantic part of the County of Glarnorgan ; comprifing a
commodious modern.built Manton, containing numerous apart-
ments, the principal Rooms elegantly fitted up and Wilted, re.
plete with all proper attached and detached domeftie Offices, Coach-
honks and Stabling, Lawn, Shrubbery, and Gardens,a newly
ereded Farm houfe, and fuitable Out-buildings, and fundry facto-
fures of Meadow, Failure, and Arable Land, containing about 350
Acres, moil part within a Ring Fence round the Houle, in a very
good date of cultivation, with Rights of Common. The Houle,
Offices, and Grounds are in esedient repair and order, and fit for
the refidence of a large refpedable Family ; an early poffeffion may
be had, on taking the neat, but not espznfive Furniture and 1. &as,
at a fair appraifernent. The Land is let to a Tenant at Will.

To be viewed by applying to the Rev. John James, on the Pre-
mike, of whom printed particulars may be had; ago of Mr.
Jeffry*, Solicitor, Swanfea ; Mr. Jvrohighant,Survey or, Swanka ;
Mr. Jones, Solicitor, Old Market, Briftol ; Meffrs. Shawl and Le
Blanc, Solicitors. New Bridgs..ftreef, Blackfriars ; and of Meffrs.
Skiuner, Dyke and Co Alderfgate
London, England, 1805-08-09

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTJON_By. Mr. WELLER,
Tuefday the 13th of Aura, tSoS, precifely at Two o'Clock is
the Afternoon, at Cowdray Park,
VALUABLE CATTLE, which have been Bred
from a Seleetion of Me bell Stock in Suffex--comprifing
t.!xteen Working Oxen, Four 2-yearling Heifers,
Seven 3-yearling Steers, Four Yearling Heifers,
A capital Bull, One 2-yearling Steer,
One Bull Stag, Nine weaned Calves,
Twenty two beautiful Cows, Twelve South-down Ram
with Tyro Calves at foot, Lambs, &c. &e.
The Stock may be viewed two days previous to the fate, by ap-
plying to Mr, Darner, at Eakbtlurne.
Cowdray Park is at the verge of the town of Midhurft, which
is So miles froth London, fix from Petworth, and eleven from
Chichefter.—Catalogues may be had at the Dolphin, Petersfield;
King's Arms, Godaloting ; Anchor, Liphook, Ship and Bell, Horn-
dean; Fountain, Pordmouth ; Besr, Havant; Norfolk Arms, Arun-
del ; Old Ship, Brighton ; Chapter Coffee Houfe, London, and at
Mr. Weller, at his General Agency Ofbee,Chickeiter.
London, England, 1805-06-07

This day was publifhed,
In one thick Volume, handfomely printed in Foolfcap Occtavo, on
Soperfine Wove Paper, price 7s. in boards,
SELECTIONS from the WORKS of BISHOP
AY L 0 IL. HOOK-SR, .4SHOP HALL, and LORD
BACON With an ANALYSIS of the ADVANCEMENT of
LEANING.
by BACH- MONTAGU, Efq A. M.
Printed roe J. Mawmai', Poultry.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
A Summary of the Law of Set-Off; an 4 a Dig& of the Bank-
rupt Laws, of which Work the Second Volunie will be publifhed
early in the neat month.
This day was publilbed, neatly prin•rd in Four Volumes, Getavo,
- -
London, England, 1805-06-07

IffARZ-LANE.

CORN EROIIIIOI4 Pflilislaiy.
The qu ant ii y of Wheat here is confiderable,
foreign, and not of good quality, which is alencia
without file, and lower ; but prime fansples, being
few, maintain their price.—Barley is exceeding dull
of fale.—Peas and Beans of both forts, are dearer,
and hut few at hand. There are foam further arrivals
of Oats from Lincolnibire, and they fully fupport
the quotation. Rape Seed (circa and high, price no-
minal. Flour,in good (upply.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat. 554 7os. SU. per qr. Grey Peak 4t e. to ass.
Fine Ditto. pos. 945. od. Beans. 44 s. 5016
Rye, aSs. sas. od. Tick Ditto 41$. 461, Qd
Barley,3ss. 371. od. Oats, 23*. a7s. 3I L.
Mak, 66'. 72'. ed. Poland ditto, San. ,11,441
White P.eare, 300. od. Rape Seed, cos. oos.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Flour 731. to 781. Seconds 6ss. to 755. per faek.
London, England, 1805-06-07

66 Ditto DI:to -

On the arrival of his MAJESTY, attended by his
Royal Highnefs the Duke of You, and feveral Of-
ficers, the Ewe as ufual complimented the Ktwo, and
was infpeEted by his MAJESTY. On the Brigade be-
ing put in motion by the Earl of HARRINGTON, they
firli marched up to the r rito in line with great ilea-
ditiefs and exadoefs. The next m.ancauvre was the
taking of a bew alignement on the left company of
Colonel Wicaara's Regiment, which fell backwards
on their left for that purpofe.
The Regiments fired extremely well, and made an
excellent appearance. Soon after his Map :TY ar-
rived in the field, he was joined by his Royal High-
-1 1 nets the Duke of Susan, who, with the Duke of
Vole, were the only branches of the Royal Fnmily
prefcnt. The fpetators afferobled on this occalion
were very numerous. The ground was kept by a
party of the Royal Hoeg Guards, and a detachment
of Foot Guards.
London, England, 1805-06-07

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GIAVZSIIIID, JUN& 6.—Palled by, the Penelope, Bryen, from
Honduras; Conduit's, Samuelfon, from Norway.—sailed the
Jemient, Barber for Dublin ; William, Saggs, for Tonalogen ;
Geode Hanna, Petition; and Wow Elfin; for &rum

Vefterday, about twelve o'clock, the (ttimai and
PRTMCFSSES kit town for Windfor.
The KING returned from the Review in Hyde Park,
to the (..een's-fiode, accompanied by the Duke of
YoalCs wEere his Majefty dined. At two o'clock his
Maje(ly At off for Windfor.
His MAJ t srv's Birth Day was celebrated at Bath
with more than cutlomary fplendor ; it being fixed
on for the prefentation of an elegant pair of cntnnrs,
the gift of the Counters of BATH, to the regiment of
Bath Forum Volunteers, commanded by ColOnel
ST.:2H ENS.

Royal. REvizw.—At an early hour yeßerday
morning the drum and bugle were heard in every
part of the city of London, fummoning the citizens
to appear before their Sovereign, in Hyde Park ;
and we have treat fatisfaEtion in Rating, that every
corps muttered as flrong as the occation demanded.
The Artillery Company, and all the Regithents of
Loyal London Volunteers, were reviewed, with the
exception of the Third, and were told off in two bri-
gades, each brigade commanded by a General Of•
cer. They flood as follow, on the ground ext:4 ding
from Cumberland gate towards Hyde Park corner :
London, England, 1805-06-07

ON THE ENTRANCE OP A SIIIP INTO PORT.

Calm and unruffled, the Favonian breeze
Sheds its mild irfluence o'er the nonn•tidc air ;
The eloudlei.dcy illuntes the tranquil feas,
And diftant land difpels the failor's care.
Happy the profiled of their native Ihore
To them, who years bad plough'd the azure deep ;
Palt rigours now ingrofs their thoughts no more,
And pleating fancies o'er their feufes creep.
Thos, I Ak's enroughen'd voyage lately pail,
The hoary pilot fteers his homeward hark;
His anchor hove, be gladly meets his fait,
Front Syrens clear, unhurt by tempefts dark.
Swift ruts the rapid veffel's briny keel,
The fail-yards titiaer in the rifing wind;
As they approach, the crew new pleafures fed,
While mutual clamours animate each mind.
All hands ahead, the fails they quickly furl;
Avail, now tome their attive movements lend,
And in their glowing hands the ropes they cud,
Each eager to embrace Tome look'd -for friend.
Swiftly the Ihip into the harbourzlides ;
The jovial mariners all leap athore;
Fail moor'd at anchor the Wordy rides,
♦nd fcatted feamen well known haunts explore.
London, England, 1805-06-07

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-Wind W. S. W.
ARR. DP.III.
Dublin = i Hamburph
M'aterford i I Gottenburgh
Liflunk I o

ARR. DU&
I 1
0 I

FALMOUTH, JUNE 4.—Arrived the MELTONIRNII
frigate, from Lifbon in fifteen days with difpatches,
which, after landing, fhe proceeded for the eattward;
Goodfon, BLACENOOR, from Swanfea ; Betfey,
SLA•DIE, from Liverpool; Flora, STEPHENS, from
Penzance, for Peterfburgh ; and the ENDI'AVOUR
armed brig, from Swanfea and breath, with a fleet
of Coallers under convoy.
The Auckland packet brings an account that Lord
NELSON'S fquadron, being joined by the QUEEN and
DRAGON (hips of war, have proceeded for the Well
Indies, being advifed that the combined French and
Spanifh fleets, from Cadiz, have proceeded to that
quarter. It is reported that his Majelly's (lip OR'
PHIUS, of 36 guns, with the fleet under convoy
from Lifbon, which they left the zoth ult. are now
off this harbour, beating to the eallward. Wind N.
PLYMOUT/4; JUNE 3.—Came in the Bufy Revenue
cutter, from a eruize, and brought in the Plover
fmuggling velfel, of Cawfand, from Guernfey, laden
with fpirits, which, the captured tuft evening off the
Mewßone. Sailed the Motrracua, of 74 guns, to
join the Channel fleet : alfo the SIRIUS, of 36 guns,
on a cruize. Came in thi LADY WARREN, of zo
guns, from a cruize.
PORTSNIOUTH, JUNE 6.—Sailed the Polly,Witaar-
LEY, late from Memel, for Yarmouth. The Royalia,
Ofbourn, Hope, and three other trnfp orts, are or-
dered for Leith and the Flanders, ditto, for Guern-
fey.—Wind N. W.
DIAL, June 6.—Sailed yeflerday evening the Alt-
cm RR gun-brig, with frefh beef for the fquadron off
B iulogne ; alfo this day the GRIFFIN cutter, with
difpatches for the cruizers off Calais, Offend, and
Dunkirk. Arrived the CYGNET !loop of war, De-
VASTATION bomb; ACUTE, and feveral other gun-
brigs from the French coat, and remain in the
Downs with the reit of his Majeßy'sfhips as per tall.
Arrived and failed for the River the Mars, 7Fstnaa-
TON ; Refolution, PARRY, arid the Louifa, EVAks,
from Liverpool.—Wind S. W.

SHEERNFSS, JUNE 6.—His Majeßy's fhip BILLS.
opEux has arrived here with the lofs of her mizen
malt. The REVENGE has come down the River Med- '
way and is gone to the Nore.
Ships in the harbour.—Sulliz, H. S. Monmouth,
Adventure, Drochterland, Irrefatable, Reliance, Per.
fens, and CAM I Manly, Conßitutiou, and Refolute
gun brigs.
At the Little Nore.—lmmortalite,. John, Ranger,
and three gun brigs.
At the Great Nore.—Zealand, Revenge, Win.
chelfea, Belliqueni, and Ceres.
London, England, 1805-04-03

MARRIED.

On the 9th July, at Colombo, in Ceylon, Thomas UMW, Efq.
Superintendant-General of Hutpitals, to M ifs Toltrey, daughter of
Tolfrey, E 1.,. of the Civil ocrvicr, King's eftabliihment iu
Ceylon.
Yesterday, at St. George's, Hanover-(quart, Asgultus Hamil-
ton, Efn (on of Vice-Admiral Hamilton, and great grandfon of
James Fourth Duke of Hamilton. to MSG Hyde, daughter of the
late Judge Hyde, and great grand-daughter of Edward lught Duke
of Sornerfet.

MUIRKIRK IRON WORKS.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,
Within the Exchange Coffee-houfe, Edinburgh, on Thurfday the
t6th day of May next, at Two o'Cloci,
'THE MUIRKIRK IRON WORKS, BUILD-
INGS asdApparatus, with the LANDS of Aird's Green and
Tardoon. all as formerly advertifed.
Apply to James Ewing, merchant, or James Hill, writer, Cid-
gew ; to Mars. R. and N. Hill, writers to the lignet, Edinburgh,
or Alexander Mundell, Efq. Fludyer-ftreet, London.
London, England, 1805-04-03

Capitals determinable:

Firft-drawn, Ift Day, to.oco Firit-drawn, 6th Day 4 20,000
Ditto ad Day too° Ditto 7th Day zo:-..0
Ditto 3il ply loco Ditto Bth Day so,crzo
Ditto 4th Day 5000 Ditto 9tk Day t poo
Ditto sth Day 1003 I)itto toth D. 7 aim
Tickets and Shares are felling at every Office.
PRESENT PRICE :
Ticket - . _ £ a ill o
Half - £914 ot Eighth - £a 9 6
glance -4, 18 o 1 Sixteenth 1 5 o
BEGINS DRAWING 13th MAY, 1805.

„No 4. (.*ORNHILL, and 9, CHAILDIO-CROSS. LONDON,
1BISH; Contraftor for the prefent Lottery,
.0- • affures his Friends that the Sale of Tiekt.ti and Shares far
exceeds his molt fanguine expedtations.
. . _ _

In the late Lottery, Tickets rote from the prefent Pr;c: to up-
wards cf 22L per Ticket before the Drawing began, and every
Picket was fold before the Lottery was half finifbed.
The Scheme of the prefent Lottery Rands univerfslly allowed
fuperior to sny former in Capital Prizes; he therefore advifes his
Friends (wit., mean to adventure) to loft no time in purchaling. as
Tiekst. And Shares, from the extraordinary demand, will be lure to
rife confidcrably.

••• Perronu in the Country may he fopplied, by fending (Pnft
Paid) Bank Notes, Cafh, or Pat Office Ordasta, to either 4, Corn-
ball, or 9, Chartng-Crofs, London.
Drawing begins 13th of MAY.

S rATE LOTTERY,
BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY t3th MAY.
THE 'rickets are fold and divided into Halves,
(barters, iiiphths, and Sixteenths, by
HAZARD, IiURNH, and Co.
_ _ .

Stock-brokers, at their State-Lottery Mier, No. 93, under :he
Royal Exchange, London, and no where die on their acc:lint.
Letters, pelt paid, duly anfwercd, and Schemes gratis.
THE SCHEME CONTAINS

Two Prizes of 30,0001.—Tw0 of 20,0001—Three of t 0,0001.—
Three of s,oiol—Fivc of of ocaesi
Foorteen of socl. &c. &c. and the lowilt Prize 201.

In the late LottrtY, No 8 o3s, a Prize of %sped. was fold and
regillered at the above OiCce, where No. 19,1;8, sOOOL and
t0,74z and 20,727, Prizes 0.1 lood. were fold in shares.

••• Country Orders, accompanied with (bort dated Dills on
London, Port-Office Orders, or Caib, in Parcel by Coach' or Car-
rrier, punetually attended to; and Correfiaondents may depend on
twing trea•cd caaelly on the fame terms as if perfonally prsfent.
London, England, 1805-04-03

Midrcfres, Benron, S. El&Eng, Egerton, and Hrbberdcn.

COVENT-GARDIN.—IOUEIG BETTY laii night ap-
peared once more on the board, of this Theatre, in
Toting Norval. He feems to have loft nothing of his
original attractions.
We are given to underhand that the Afeffins of the
Fotrii intend to make a grand attack upon the linty
7 hive:.

A melancholy accident happened a few days ago
at Banff, in Scotland; Mrs. RosiNsow, wife of a re-
fpedlable Merchant in that place, fitting near the fire,
come (parks caught her 'man drefs, which burnt
furioufly ; with much difficulty it was extinguilbed—
it had fo fatal an. effete, that the kept her bed a few
days, and expired, and what adds to this catafirophe,
has left x large family to lament her lofs.
A rubbery took place on Saturday night, at ten
o'clock, on Ealing Common, near the fix mile-florae
from London, on the Uxbridge road. A gentleman
returning with his fun and daughter from town to
Hartwell, was there flopped by two footpads. One
prefcuted a pilled to the gentleman, and robbed him
of hip watch and money ; the other took from hirfott
his pride at the fame time. The former appeared to
be about twenty-five years of age, and was clearly
teen by the lamps of the carriage; he was dreffed in
a drab great coat, looked like a poll-boy, and can be
ideoziAcil : the other looked like a labourer.
London, England, 1805-04-03

THE LIAR.

On Saturday (being the lait night of performing till the Tio:i-
J•vs) Barbaro& ; Acitmet by the Yotn Roscius ; with Richard
de Line.

THEATRE ROYAL, CO'VENT-(I46RDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING. APRIL 4, 1805,
will be performed ebe new Comedy
THE SCHOOL OF REFORM;
Or, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND.
To which will be added •be Mofical Entertainment of
THE ESCAPES;
Or, THE WATER-CARRIER.

A CASE WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF THE PRO-
SPEROM AND BENEVOLENT.
APROFESSIONAL Sian, advanced in life, with
a Fundy, ennfifting of the Aged, the Blind, six! the Ms-
healthy. by Conliant Application lived in great Repeitibility
shit with math Comfort, till he was deprived of all his Property
by the fathwe nf a Houfe In which It was embarked. and is at this
time, new thftanding the molt rie4 Econons7. invnlved in Debts
contraettel for the Subfiftence of his Family, often without a Daily
?Oral, and himfelf in dread of Arrelt. Under thole diftrdsful cir-
tutritancea be mattes this*Appeal to the Hearts of thole whom
IFaovtot vet hiss bleff.d with Abundancealid with feelings of Hu-
palmy, without whnfe Aid, he mull Puffer all the extremity of
Want. when as uo vrry c”eiliderable Sum would reftore him to
the exertion of his (till folly competent to replace him
In a Situation of Comfort and Raped. __ _

Donati, n. will be thankfully received at Meffrs. }llllll3leffitlf I
and Co Pall-Mall and at Mcffrs. tfdaile's and Co. Lombard-
ftrert, where the Truth add the Particulars of this Cafe may he
know..
London, England, 1805-04-03

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,

Much dos.
PERSONS whofe annual Premiums 1411 due nn the
usth lnft. ?re bury informed. that Receipts are now ready
to be delivered 4 the Company's Offices, over the Rovax Ex-
CH AN Or and in PA VL •MAlLvall well u by their repeetive Agentg
in the feveral Counties; and the parties anima arc rcquefted to ap-
ply, for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of
April next, as the uftial ftfteen days allowed for payment, be.
lyond the date of each Policy, will then expire.
SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Sec.
_ _ _

•; Attendance is given, daily, at the fail Offiers, for the
Affuranee of Buildings, Goode, Merchandizc, and Ships, in Har-
bour, in Dock, or while Building, from Lots or Damage by Fire ;
and alfo for the Affuranee of, and granting Annuities on Livcs.

N. B. Fire ?<Zits will br ?Kurd free of expellee to 41 fard tuber!
the Ajoual Fremium dM01171:1 to 6:. or upward:.

GRAND SPRING LOTTERY.
SCHEME.
No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value.
a of 30 pc° Is 60,0a0
20.000 ••••• 40,030
10.000 ••••• 30.000
5,300 15.000
2,000 ••• 10.330
1000 Lec.o
7,000
100 5,^,00
So 5rpo
20 1 10,0 C 0
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300/eOO

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6,cca

30.0p0 Tlckcts.
London, England, 1805-04-03

. FEMALE AITRACTION.
UPERFLUOUS HAIRS haye ever been ennfi-
la dered as one of the great.% blemlihes in a Female Face.—
Alfred's Royal CampoLitton, an Article univerfally elteented by the
Court of France, at the time of jts greateft beauty and fplend.opr,
and brit prepared for the beautiful Antoinette. la earneilly recom-
mended to the Ladles of this country for effettually eradicating
aU Superfluous Hairs from the Face and Arms, without caufing
die katt unpleafant (citation ; the Lkin by the application becomes
evidently more clear and delicate, confeqtrently the compfrzion is
effentially improved. It is fold in packets at p. 6d. and 3a. each.
Wholefale in Landon, by Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-
yard; Berry, Grcek-ftreet, Soho ; Hendrie and Sons, Tichborne-
ftreet ; Davifon, S 9, Fleet-greet ; Gattie and Lea, 52, New Rued •
greet ; Cryer, 68, Cornhill ; and at Sabibury, by Collins; Glou-
cefter,by Whittick; Bath, by Viner, Marriott, Reynolds,and War-
ren and Roller; Liverpool, by Gregfons; Edinburgh, by Andrew
Smith, James Spence, and William Rseburn : in Dublin, by Bull,
Di ime•ftrenet ; and in every capital town in the United Kingdom.

TO THE LADIES.
RAGAZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILATORY,
!or icinetng SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the rACE,
NECK, ARMS, Am &In., at the fame time a Cirez.M..n foft-
.l4 end tranfparency to tle Cotnplexiceu—Superfluous Hairs
Al ages and Countries been confidered highly derogatory to
fees pis Delicacy, and it remained unexplained that the Ladies of
ypt and other Ealtern Nations Ihoald be entirely exempt from
Chi. (course of Beauty, fo frequent in Northern Climates. To
Lady M.W. M—ue, Europe was at length Indebted for the ferret
procured from a Fcmalcfriced,during her reidenee in Turkey, and
where, it appears.die Ladies conitantly make ufe of the above Pre-
paration at the Baths. By the men it ihiikewife employed to re-
move irregularities and OM uniformity to their naultachiosolcc.

Recumatendotioa alone, would (till, is hitherto, have been found
fufSelentsto clreuLte a Depilatory, the eulogise effart of which is
:avariable and permanent, never caunsig the ilighteft irritation to
the molt delicate Skin, did not the Proprietor fed it neceffary to
prated hie friends from the painful etf.ets of injurious and cor-
rsfive compobtions, which are molt of them futile attempts to
Imitate the above, and have been oficred to the Public under vari-
ous name..

To accommodate I.adies too diftant for perfonal
onion, their orden by poll, for a Bugle Bottle or larger quantity,
Will be pundsaily executed to any part of Town or Country, fuch
orders inclofing the amount, aitilrefTed to hfss.Knight N 0.33,
kioriarect, Holborn, fit doors from Holborn, where only is fit-
tore it will be fold. price 3s. W. the bottle. An abatement of One
abilling in fix Bottles.
B. None 7a gasuine nplefa %red in the rriliPfkitcar.. haltd"
mita... to imitate wild is lamp
London, England, 1805-04-03

rrHE CHEAPEST HOSIERY anti GLOVE
11 WAREHOUS F. in the WORLD, Whnkfale and Retail, for
READY MONEY ONLY, by J RADFORD, Real Manufac-
turer, No. 64. Cheaph.te:, arid la prevent auflakos,reeolltagt that
J. R hr nn concern wish any other alriop in London. °Wawa
bur the following prices Brown Cotton (or Bouts at ts.bd.
worth as. tid. Men • Superfine Ribbed Cotton at only as 6d worth
3s. 6J. Women's Fine Cotton, is. 6d. worth as Superfine at IS. 9d.
worth as and with curious Lau Clocks, 3s. worth W. Black or
White Silk Hole, at 6.. 63. and with Lace Clucks. 7s. 61, worth
ICS 6d. so* Down Men's and Women's I.eather G'aves. from ts.
upwards ; Pic Mc Lace Mitts at ss 6d worth ss. and ultra long
Lace Mitts at is. pd. worth, e and a curious article in Ladies long
Lace Slccvcs, calculated to give rife and elegance. patronifed by the
Royal Family; Fialtic Cotten, and other Drawers at only 34. 6d.
worth ss. 6d. sac) new invented Lamb's Wool Pet titn3tl that are
fo much apprwred of by the Ladies. Thole that have to make
large purchafcs wiU find thcgreatclt advantage by buying at No.
64. aka pficte.

To Mr. GORDON.Reader on Botany, Newgarcoarket, London.
THE great curt you have performel nn al Gentle-
man near Barnet, of a confirtgted Dropfr. which had belled
every medical effort. afar having been tapped and air:dated to
the hit degree, La fulficient proof of your Botanical Skill. For the
public good I publida this great cure. I ana, &Ken Ty. your Friend
add point:ter of feience. RICHARD GODIALL.
barge, March 7.. 1805.
N. B. Let the Minded be particular to enquire for Gorden's
rtylkal Herb Shop, and confult Mr. Gordon Itirnfelf before they
Dave any thing whatever.
London, England, 1805-04-03

MiDDLESF.K ELECTION.
THE FREEHOLDERS Al MIDDLESEX, in
the Intereft of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, are regoeited to
dire at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on Folmar
NUT, at Mee o'Cloek.
PETER MOORE, Efq. M. P. in the Chair.
The Right Hon. Lord Robert William Bofvilie, Efq.
Spencer, M. P. John Cartwright, Erg.
The Right Hon. Lord Duman. Robert Knight, Efq.
non. M. P. George Wingfield Sparrow, Eft
The Hon. Chas. Kintralrd,M.P. Robert Bent. tri.
Henry Hare Townfend, Efq. Francis Oloffop. Efq.
Tickets at tos.6d. to be ►ad at the Bar of the Crown and Anchor.

STEINE, BRIGHTON.
TO BE SOLD BY FRIVATE CONTRACT,
Z.
SPACIOUS FREEHOLD DWELLING
HOURSE, delightfully &timed on the Stelae, commanding
Views of the Sea and adjacent Country. The Premifes confilt of
two Parlours, communicating by Folding Doors, a fuitible Draw-
ing-room, and ten Chambers, good Kitchen, Butler's Room, acid
every neceirary Office, fit for the immediate reception of a Ucnteel
Family.—For further Particulars, apply at Mr. David Watfon's,
Uphulfterer, Parliament-ltrect, Weftminfter.
London, England, 1805-04-03

BELL SAV....GE, LUDGATE HILL

BLAKE'S Original !Eye, Wincliell'ea:Northiam,
Hawkhurft, Lamberhurft, an Tunbridge Telegraph Coach
feta out from the George Inn, Rye, every Monday, W,dnefday and
Friday Morning, at a Quarter paR Four o'Clock, to the Queen's
Head. Hawkhurft ; Cheque», Larnherburft ; the Angel, Tun-
bridge; and Bell Savage, Ludgate-hill, London; returns from
thence Tmefday,Thurfday,and Saturday Morning at Five o'Clock,
to Rye. Performed by J. Brake, R.ye ; T. Weller. Hawkhurß ;
T. Ctipps, Lamberhurft ; and R. Gray, London. For the better
accommodation of the Inhabitants of Kent and Suffix, this Coach
always calls at the tZtren's Head Inn, in the Borough, going out
and coming into London, where Paffengers and Parcels are re-
gularly booked ; and Gooda regularly conveyed to Romney, Lyil,
Hafting% and the adjacent parts of the Coaft.
No more than Five Pounds will be accounted for any Goods or
Parcels loft or damaged, unlefs an extra itifurance ii paid fur the
fame.
London, England, 1805-04-04

LAST NIGHT.
ORATORIOS, AT PLAY•HOUSE PRICES,

ON THE WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS DURING LENT.
THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN,

To MORROW EVENING, APRIL 5, 1805,
vrUl be performed

A GRAND. SELECTION.

PAR 'l' I. Solrly from the M FSSIAH, compofed by G. F. HA vet e,
With additional Accompaniments by W. A. Mos.% RT...OlreT
turc..—Recit. Mr. Braham, ' Comfort ye.' Air,' Every valley.'
Chorus ' And the glory.' Reek. Mr. Braham ' Behold a vir-
gin.' Air ' 0 thou that telleß.'—Air. Mr. Miller ' For behold
dartnefa"—Qtartetto and Chorus' For unto us a child is born'
Paitoral Symphony —Reck. Mr.. Adze There were Otepherds.'
• And fuddenly' ' And the Angel.' Chorus Glory to God'
—Song, Mils Muuday Rejoice greatly..—Song, Mrs. Bland,
' lie wag ddrifed.' Chorus Lift up your heads'—Song. Mrs.
Albe' I know that my Ralelmer: Grand Chorus'
PART 11. Air, Mr. Brabant and Chorus, ' Come if you dare.'
PurceL—Air, Mrs. Aibe • Holy, holy Lord.' Redemption.—
bong. Mr. Miller ' Honour and arms.' Santini:L.—Air, Mifs
Monday and Chorus ' The marvellous works.' Creation. Dr.
Haydn.—Song, Mrs. Bland ' No more with unavailing woe.'
Goon. I. C. Bach —Reck. Mr. Braham • Deeper and deeper
itiU; and Air ' Wait her Angels.' Jephtha. Ctorus Awake
the harp.' Condon —Air, Mifs IVhsoday, When the Giver
clarion. Gloms.—Reek. Mr. Brabant ' In fplendor
Cn-arioa.--Trio, Mils Munslay, Mr. Braham, Mr. Denman,
NA Grand Chorus ' The Heavens mulling.' Creation.
PART 111. Overture. Berenice. Refit. Mrs Albe ' 0 worfc
than death, and Air. Angels every bright.' Theerlors.—
Chorus ' 0 God who in thy Heavenly band.' Jokph.—Anthem
(by &Are) MK' Munday and Mrs. Bland " Hear my prayer.'
Xem.—Recis. Mr. Brabant, ' Their rights by toes: Air, •To
arms your country's caufe.'—Coronatiun Anthem Gud Uwe

the Kto.y.'
Principal Vocal Performers Afhe, Mrs. Bland, Mailer
Linton, and Mlft Monday; Mr. Brehm, Mr. Daman, Mr.
Page. Mr. G. Parries, and Mr. Miller, (ruin Bath.
Mr. G. Athky, (I .4 atter of the
Organ. Mr. j. Andel.
The Rand and Chasidim, which are 111.111)Cf003 and complete, bi-
the moil Approved performers.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the no:
011 ice, in Hart•ftreet.

Doors to bc op. n at Sic o'clock, and been precifely at Seven.
••• Hall Price at the had of the Second A.R.
London, England, 1805-04-04

THE ONLY AUTHENTIC EDITION.

In a few days will be publifbed.
THE whole Proceedings in His Majelly's Court
of Exchequer, in Ireland, in the Cafe of the Honourable
Mr. Justice JOHNSON—containing the Arguments of CouiCl,
wit the Opinions deliveriAl from the Bench.
With an Appendix, comprifing the Aet of the 44th George 111.
chap. q 3; the Writ of Habeas corpus, and the return thereto.—
Letters written by perform of high rank in the kith Admindtration,
the feveral Affidavits, and a Poßfeript
By JOHN SWIFT EMERSON, Efq.
Printed for John Stockdale, Piceadilly—of whom may be had,
In 305 Vol% pr ce (elegantly calf gilt) 8.0.155.
The PA ALIA Ni ENT ARY REGIS'T'ER, occa from iy43 to 11104.

STATE OF EUROPE.
This rtly was publifhod, in one volume iselavo, price 4..
ASKETCH of the POLITICAL STATE of
EUROPE ,at the beginning of February t 80S.
By WILLIAM HUNTER, Efq
Author of" Vindication of the Caufe of Great Britain."
Printed for John Stoekdale, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be had,
Parliamentary Regifter,&c. aos vols. calf gilt, 241. t 5.
Lac .ter'. Fliyflognorny, S vols. 554 plates, 271.
Groce. Euglahl and Wales, 2 vok. 699 plates, t yl. t 7i.
Sir W. folic'', Works, 8 vols. many plates, 131 t 3s.
Ncw Ahnu::l Ritiftcr, 24 vols. halt bound, 121. 126.
Lord Orford's Wurlaail, vols. 176 plates, tol. to..
London, England, 1805-04-04

ASS IZES.

A Paragraph having appeared in our Paper of the
29th ult. itving, that " At the late Glouceller Af-
fixes, a Bill of Ineliament was found againll James
Atwood, John Salt, and Henry Ricketts, of Tewkef-
bury, labourers; and William Martin, of the fame
place, wine-merchant, for confpiring to traduce and
vilify Mr. JAMES HAWKINS, one of his Majelty's In-
fpalors of Taxes, and Mr. THOMAS HOLLAND, Sur-
veyor of Taxes, atling within, and for the laid
County, by canting them to he carried in Effigy
.through the town of Tewketbury, and the bells to be
rung on the occafton, and other mifdemeanore,--
We are clelired to requelt that the Public will fufpend
their opinion refpeding the condria of Mr. Martin
upon the above occation, till the ilfue of the profecu•
tion is finah) determined, as he has no doubt of being
able to make it fully -appear to the Court and Jury,
upon the Ttial, that he took no part in the tranfaCtion
alluded to, that was unworthy the charafter of a loyal
fubjed, a man of honour, and a gentleman.

Friday Sir ROBERT GRAHAM commenced bufinefs
on the Crown fide at Lancaller, when John Lever,
aged 42, was vied for the murder of his wife's un-
cle, John .I.fhworth, aged S 3, of Radcliff. The trial
took up die whole of the day ; the evidence being
chiefly circumflantial, but of the moll (hong kind.
—The Jury, after a few minutes confultation, found
him Guilty,d and he was immediately fentenced, in a
truly aviful and feeling manner, to be exe:uted lift
Monday, and his body to be afterwards dalcacti and
anatornifed. He Teemed very hardened during his
trial, and, on leaving the bar, ,*fter lenience, he raid
he was not guilty.

TRURO, MARCH o.—The Affizes for this county
doled on Tuelday lea ;—when Patrick Moore,
charged with wilfully and malicioufly nabbing and
cutting Mr. Thomas Roberts, innkeeper, of Chace-
water ; and John Williarnfon and James Joyce, for
breaking and entering the (hop of Mrs. Elizabeth
Tyeth, of Launceflon, on the night of the 2zd inn.
were all found Guilty—Death, and left for execu-
tion. Thomas James, for Ilealing a tack of t)bacco
in Mawgan, (Meneage) was alfo found Guilty—
Death, but reprieved. J•lbn Stevens, charged with
the murder of Richard Pentecoaa, was found guilty
of manflaugluer, fined 6.. 81 and to be imprifoned
three months. Hugh Rowe and Richard Edwards,
charge .1 with healing gun powder and candles at
Wheal Owlds Mine, to be confined twelve months to
hard labour. John Jnhnc, for breaking and entering
the dwell ng houfe of Meffrs. Branwell and Co. Pen-
zance, and Reading bank notes, &c. to be tranfported
for feven years ; and Jane Lobb, for aiding and at:
fitting the Paid John Johns, to be imprifoned twelve
months. John Penrofe, for an 4)&014 to be impri.
Coned one month. Solomon Hymes, lobo Ball, and
William Hall, were acquitted ; and atiallna Arthur
Tom, Thomas May, and James Henwood, no bills
were found.
London, England, 1805-04-04

ARRIVED.

At Liverpool, the Savage, Doland, from New York ; Lewis,
Pratt, from Georgia • Harmony, Reid, from Charlefton; and the
Princefs Amelia, M`Donard, from Dssminiea—fhe failed on the
►lth of Pebrusry. At Hoylake, o>k, Mafon, fr, m Melfina. 011.
Dover. Shannon, Daniels, from Limerick.

At St. Thomas's. Canadian, Shadforth, from London ; and the
Marquis of Huntley, ------. from Africa.
At Surinam, Recovery, Sabine; Andromeda, Derby; Com-
merce, Clofe ; Fortitude, Falconer ; and Fairy, Francis, from
London.

At Dominica, Mars, Mitchell ; Progrefs, Frog • Stork,— ;
Hawkefbury, Carr ; and the Mars, Mitchell, irons London ;
Richmond, Wafter ; and the Stephen, —, from Liverpool.
At Barbadoes, Wanderer, brankland, from Shield.; IJorht,
Newton ; Ablive, Millet; ; Reward, Gullet) ; Arm, King ; Suf-
folk, Robinfon ; Sibella, Barton; Angußus Cxfar, Kirby ; Atlan-
tic, Sime ; Venus, Tozer ; Olive Branch, ; Good Intent,
Partridge; Aurora, ; L. 'Abington, Kitchen ; Au.
value Carat., Bell ; Britannia, Smith ; Friendfhip, —••••-; Tho-
mas and Mary, Mariton ; Fingal, Kell ; She. don., Smith; Gene-
rous Planter, Battey ; Swinger, ; Flora, Barnet ; Litolll,
M‘Grath ; Hunter, Hunter ; Atlas, Richards ; and Scarborough,
Peacock, from London.

At St. Ku 'a, Mentor, Sarman ; Lady Nelfon, —; Integrity,
Gardner ; and Matthew, Young, from London.
At Montferrat, Liberty Sargeant, from Ditto—At Berbice,
Dalrymple, nein, from ditto.
At Tobago, Rofe, —; Frincefs Royal, Irwin ; Cove, Wyatt
Harway, Harvey; Ann, Sutton; Recovery, Taylor; E!ward,
M'alk cr ; Rofalia, Fergufoa ; Joabn, ; and Brothers, Spark,,
from London ; Eliza, ftom Dublin ; Margaret, —; and
Hopewill, tromGletow ; and Mirvin, —, from Briltol.

. . ,
At Nevis, Friends, Peake; and Lady Jane Halliday, Chivres,
from London.

At Demerara, Swift, Williams, from Africa; Favourite, Hol-
man; I ndultry, ; Pc rfcvera nee, Curtis ; Leviathan. jack -
fon • Tarletou, Stoddart; George, Puddicombc; and Princefs
Royal, Neve, from London.
At Tomb, George, Purvis, 'front Liverpool—At Grenada,
Themis, Douglas; Margaret, Moffatt; Lady Ann, Bainer; Iris,
Phillips; Lady Penrhyn, Burgas; Queen, Blenheim,
Miller; Juno, Ciarkfnn ; and Amelia, Young, from London ;
Drvade, —, from Whitehaven; and Phalli:, Simplon, from
Shields.

At Jamaica, Ida, Mardian; Jamaica, Clark; Devon, Sparks;
Maria, &imam; William Pitt, —; and Lord Neifon,
from .ondon ; Nile,—; Ann, —; and Zephyr, —,from

At Antigua, Milo! Volunteer, —, (ram Ilrlfto!; Slnclr ton,
horn &kilt ; Dwina, —, from Whitcbactn; limo-aid,
Cook; Nancy, Cook; Prince of Wales, Had ; Aberdeen, Cum-
mings; Patriot, Strangecock ; Albion, 011ie; and Kirby, Dryi-
dale, from London.

At St. Vincent's, St. Vincent'., Jobalm; Nelfon, Main; Tind-
cjingtono Boat ; Ealing Grove, Line; King George, Carter ; Na-
rita, Herbert; end Suffolk, Moore, from Lomiun
London, England, 1805-04-04

THIS PRESENT EVENING, APRIL 4, IEOS,
vrill be performed the new Comedy of
THE SCHOOL OF REFORM;
Or, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND.
To whicb will be added the MuScal Entertainment of
THE ESCAPES;
Or, THE WATER•CARRIER.
Count Armand, Mr. INCLEDON,
(In which he will introduce the Song of " The Thorn.")
•• A New Orand Ballet of Adion will be produced on Eaitcr
Monday, with Ncw Scenes, Machinery, Drt‘cs, &e.
London, England, 1805-04-04

BO ['ANY FOR LADIES.

On Todd/ y, April 9, will be pyttliaed, Price is.
I'llE LADY'S MAGAZINE for March illog ;
containing,befidcs [Lc ufual variety of intereiting, entertaining,
and initrudive al ticks, Botany for Ladies, Leffon tit (to be conti-
nued) by Dr. Joh tt Thornton, I .innian Ledui er at Guy's Hofpltal.
Iluftrated with two Copperplates, the Drawings of which were
made wider his immediate infpedion—and embellilhed with the
omen London Walking Lrefl, elegantly coloured,and a new and
elegant Pattern for a Sleeve of a Gown ; and " How cheerful along
the gay mead," a Song (ruin the Oratorio of Abel, by Dr. Arne.
rrintcd for G. Robinfois, No. is, Paternofter-row ; where com-
plete Volumes for the fait and former years may be bad, and pre-
ceding Numbers to complete Sets.

This day were publithed, price is. 6d.

THOUGHTS fuggefted by LORD LAUDER-
DALE'. OBSERVATIONS on the EDINBURGH RE-
VIEW.
" Not frantic Mothers, when their Infants die,
With louder clamours renal the vaulted iky-
He cry'd—bc roartd—he ftorm'd—he tors his hair:
Death! Hell! and Furies! what dolt thou do there ?
What ails my Lord
I thought your patience had been better tried :
Is this your love, ungrateful and unkind
This my reward fgr having cur'd the blind ?"
Pore's j‘NUARY AND MAY, v. yy4.
Printed for Longman, Hurd, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-
row, and A. Conitable and Co. Edinburgh.

This day was publithed, price as. W.

The Eigktii Edittun, greatiiimpruved, of
A NEW SYSTEM of STENOGRAPHY, or
SHORT HAND ; by which Perfons of all Capacities may
make thendelva perfedl. Mailers of that elegant and ufcful Art In
a much 'hurter time than by any other Tr..wtife ever pubUfhed.
By THOMAS REES.
_ _ _

London: Prihred for Longman, Hurit, Rees, and Orme, Pa-
tertiothr. row►.

The opinion of the Euglifit Reviewers on a former edition of
this Work was.—" We do not &Irate to affirm that this is the
belt. Lomat& the eafiefl. Syltem of Short Hand, that has at any
tinurcome uutitr our olAcrvation."

And of the Eilit..rs of the Monthly Mirror—" We have ml
noel* asamlned this Syftem of Short Hand, which we pronounce
the Molt lime: at cal) that has yr.t came within our knuwkdjs,"
London, England, 1805-02-06

GSCOTT confiders it his Duty to Rate to dude
• who have honoured him with their Commands, that there
are but iewTieket. in the prefent State Lottery left; from the une-
qualled Melinda of the Wheel and the great demand for Tie.ets
and Shares, without an early application at his Old Eftabhfhed
Dace, No. 7s, NEW BONDS MEET, be fears many will be
difappointed.
The wbed contains One Prise of 25,0001 Two of so,ood.Tbree
of toPeoL Three of 5,0001. Five of 1,0001. betides numerous 5001.'8,
soot's, &e. &e.
N. B. Nest Saturday will be the Fourth Day of Drawing.

JPORTER, u :.h every fenfe of gratitude to the
• Nob!lite;snd Gentry who have *moored him with their
commands, to fulweit the following remarks to them. That
the PRESENT STATE LOTTERY contains MOM Grand
Prizes than were ever known before, and as there are but very
few Tickets unfold. and the Demand is unequalled both in Town
and Country. be earneilly recommends (to prevent difappoint-
merits.) an Immediate Purchafe at kis OLD ESTABLISHED
LOTTERY OFFICE in Parliament-fircet.where aD Prises from
act to as.ood. ere paid oo demand.
N. B. Fourth Day's Drawing will be as Saturday next..

SHAKESPEARE LOTTERY.
No 6003, die 6t tt drawn Mast, value Ca,soo, was &Al at
TONES and Co's. Oise, No. 26, Oxford-Bran,
(late CARROLL), where Tickets and Shares in the prdan Lot-
tery will continue on Sale, warranted undrawn, while any remain
to be hail.-.--Priets paid on demand (rein a ksp to a Zao,ooo.
M.D. The Fourth Day's Diming will been Saturday neat.
STATE I.oTfElty.
SATURDAY tail being the fecond day of Draw-
Ins, Na 55,299, as Firit-4awn, endtied to sag alio No,
54311, a Pr4fe If soot was fold, eared, and reel/med. at
DRUSINIOND's OFFICE, 65, FLEE ns-rvirr,
Where Tickets and Shares are felling, warranted outdrawn.
Remarkable Rich Wheel:
a Frasier 4 sspoo 3 Prize* of 3030
I . so,oco 6 - t coo

3 - lopoo ate. &c. dce.
A. DRUMMOND recommends an early perchak, as very few
Tickets are left on hand. The Contradnrs, mach to their credit,
have engaged to provide the Odicc•kccpers with cheat as long as
they have any left.

CHILBLAINS arc cured by one application of
W HAM Fluid ESSENCR of MUSTARD, and the
koereft Sprains and Bridles, in Ids than half the time dually
liken by Opodeldoe. Arquebufole, or ant ocher liniment or cm-
brocadon ; and If ufcd immediately attar any accident, it ?recants
the part turning black.
The Multard Pills art alfo taken with fittgo ar facceis in all
Rheumatic, Paralytic, and Gamy Wed lons, Numtnefs, Spailna,
or wanderlogpains, Flatulaicy, Indigellinn, and general L.), bait',
at the fame time, the adire fluid kffenee is applied to the parts
affeded, in chafe complaints where neeeffary. It is preparodond
(old at az.. 9d. each box or bottle, by R. johnffoo, Apothecary,
No. 15, Greek-arca, Soho, London.

Chilblain Ointment, fur cleanfinr and [paddy healing
bro.cu ClLlblsins, is alfoprepEcl JuluAnn, priec lc. tl.l
amA Boa.
London, England, 1805-08-08

Putrusm.

Ott Tuefdey evening after the military had qiiitteil
BlAckheath, there was a fight between two journey.
men mechanics, which Lifted upwards of an hour,
during which, if there was not much fcience difpLoed
as in the battle between the two profdred
there wal a confiderable. greater number of hata
blokes.
Sunday morning, about five o'clock, a defperate
battle was fought in the fields near Sir George Whit.
mote's, at Houton, between a Portuguefe Jew, of
the name of de Souza, and a German Jew of the
name of Alexander, Wll pedlars. After fighting
an hour and ten minute:, villory was declared In
favour of Alexander. They were both Mockingly
bruifed.
London, England, 1805-08-08

parmourH. AUGUST 6.

This tnorning at feven o'clock, the King took a
morning ride' and returned to the Lodge to breakfan.
At half•pait ten, his tsfillaSTY rode out again
with the Ptinceffes AUGUSTA and SOPHIA. On I,is
return from his ride, he gave audience to the Duke
of YONTROSI. _ _ _

The CZysFl4 and the other Paincissas took an air-
ing on the \Vereham•road.
l'he new invented life-boat with which experiments
have been making here for Come time pall, is buoyed
up by eight cafes, four on each fide, watertight, and
independent of each other. When men ale fared
from a wreck and landed, the boat may return, and
fame tons of goods may he put in the cafes, if the lea
will admit of its being taken out of the wrecked Yd.
fd. In a florm the boat is difmantled, and rowed
by fourteen men, who are all fallened to their feats.
As the lea breaks into the boat, it immediately
111115 out at her nem pints. It is impalible to link
her. She has lout teen life lines, the ends of which
float with cork, by which men that are washed off the
wreck may hold, before they can be taken into the
boat. She brings before the wind, or nearly In, up
wards of too men at a time from the wreck. She is
as manageable with fails as any boat of her the. The
rudder is on a new principle; fhe his fourteen grap-
lings for a wreck, a room ten feet wide, water tight,
with copper ventilators. The whole of her cottaruc-
tion is entirely new.
London, England, 1805-08-08

EXPEDITION UNDER GENERAL CRAIG.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM AN orcictw. ON BOARD
SIR JAMSF CRAIG'S EXPEDITION, DATED OFF TE•
TUAN, JvNB 24, 1805.

IS I take the !aft opportunity that will probably
occur of writing to you for force time, to inform yr,n•
that on the 18th the Expedition got under weigh from
the Bay of Gibraltar, to avoid the threatened at-
tack of the enemy's gun boats. We flood a few
le. dues to the Eaftward of the Rock, and have been
failing backwards and forwards in fight of it ever
!ince.

" Sir Rictuar• Bicstazos has juft joined us, in
the (:)syssa, with three other (hips of the line, and
whenever Sir Tastes Citalo arrives from Gibraltar,
from which he is hourly expeftd, we (hall proceed
to Malta, which is our place of rendezvous, After
which it feems -generally underftood that we are to
go on to garrifon Alexandria. The army i, all in high
health and fpirits, and fit for any kind of fervizc."

Dow,snitts Et cri os —On Friday evening
the hate of the poll for the county of Down itOOd AS
fOIIOWS
• For Vika= Caftlerraett • 474
For Lieutenant Cotoi.el Meade 430
Majority
Tuefday the Right Honourable the LCII N!Ayoit
prefented the two re-giments nt Royal Lond a. Ahii •
tia with new fete of Colours, in the ATI ill, y Gtwo.d,
the name of the Corporation of London.