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London, England, 1805-03-21

REFORMATION OF LUTHER.

This day was publifited, in one volume Sao. with a fine Portrait
of Luther, and a Sketch of his Life, price 91. in boards,
3-N ESSAY on the SPIRIT And INFLUENCE
of the REFORMATION of LUTHER; with an Appen-
dix, containing a lbort but comprehennve Sketch of the Riflery of
theCluilliin Church,

• By C. VILLIERS,
Faithfully tranflated from the Lift Pad{ Edition, by B. LANBRRT.
This Work obtained the Prize propofed by the National Inßi-
tute of France on the following qiiition What has been the
Influence of the Reformation of Loiter on the political fituation
of the different States of Etirope,and the Progrefs of Knowledge?"
London : Printed for M. Jones, No. t, Paternofter row ; J.
Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and J. Budd, Pall Mall.

•a` Tie public arc particularly tiefired to give their orders for
LASIIIIIT% Edition of the above Work, it being the only faltlenl
Tradation, with the Life, and a Portrait of Lu rut a.

This day was publidled, in Royal 18:no. on fine wove paper,
hot preffcd, and embellithed with a Portrait, price as. 6(1. boards,
SOME PASSAGES in the LIFE and DEATH
or JOHN Earl of ROCHESTER, written by Gilbert Burnet,
D.D. of Salilbury—with a Sermon, preached at the fune-
ral of the laid Earl, by the Rcv. Robert Parfons, A.M. To which
are prefixed, Two Criticifms on the Writings of the Earl of Ro-
chelter, by the Hun. Horace Walpole and Dr. Samuel Jobnfon.
Printed for W. 1..,w odes, J. Eadeock, and ]. Hatchard.
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graved Title and `-i,me:tes, by Burney, Cayce. Stothard, and
Heath, Evelina ; or the 1-Ilitory of a Young Lady's entrance into
the World.

ad—ln Imo.
.ts. bound, Heraldry in Miniature ; containing the
Arms, Cr, its, Supporters, and Mottos of the Peers. Peereffes, and
!Blimps of England, Scotland, and Ireland—with 0.. e. Itaronets of
Great Britain, &c. battles an Index, and fcveral ecru' Lilts.

3d--,,4 ifinin. mon nue wove paper, and bot-preffed, price Si.
boun,l ni re,., Charles Jones' Hoyle's Games improved, confining
of practical Treatifes on 29 fansionable Games—wherein are COIF
prifed calcalatioas fat belting span opal at advaatagesse tams.
London, England, 1805-03-21

MINERVA OFFICE.

'nal day was publithed in one volume taro. price 3a, 6d. fcsvcd.
THE RIVAL CHIEFS.or BATTLE of MERE.
A Vale of Ancient'l'imcl.
By ANNA MII.I.IKIN, Author of Plantagenet, &c.
Printed fur Lane, Newman, and Co. Leadrnhall.ftrcet.
Where may be had, jult
WAfingham, by Mrs Robinfon, ad Edit.tBs. feared.
Times Pall, a Romantic Melange, 3 vols. tas. ditto.
Cave of Coactiza, a Romance, by C. N. Bromley,: vols. Bs. do.
Rota, a Child of the Abbey, by Sophia Woodfall,4 yob. 144.10.
Cottle of Santa fe, a Romance, 4 •ols. as: do.
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2111NLitVA UetICL.

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USUR.PATION,or the INFLEXIBLE UNCLE.
By T. D. LATHY.
Printed for Lane, Newman, and Cu. Leadenhall ftreet ; and
(old by C. Chapple, Pall-Mai; and Wai art, Albernarle-ftrect.

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Abbe) of Wcybill, a Romance, a vols. 6s. ditto.
Baron's Daugbter, by Mrs. Kelly, ad Edit. 4 vols. 44. ditto.
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Three Gil Bias, by La Marteliere, 4 vols. t6n.ditto.
Nine Days Wonder, by Mrs. Meck, 5 vols. to ditto.

This day were pub/liked, price ti. 6d.
HINTS to the Manutaaurers of Great Britain,
on the confequences of the Irilh Maim ; and the Svitem lince
of Borrowing in England, for the fervice of Ireland.

by the Earl of LAIYDLRDAI.E.

Edinburgh : Pnnted fur Arch. Conttable and Co. Edinburgh ;
Hunt, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-row, London ; and
hirffis. homfon and Son, NI, nehefter.
Of whom may be bad,
r. An Inquiry into the Nature and Origin of Public Wealth,
and it.to the means and caufes of its increafe. By the Earl of Lau -
derdale. In our volume, Bvo. price Bs. 641. in boards.
2. Obfervatiuns by the Earl of Lauderdale, on the review of his
Inquiry into the Nature and Origin of Public Wealth, publiflicd in
the Bth Number of the Edinburgh Review, price as.
3. Thoughts on the alarming (tate of the Circulation, art of the
means of Redrtifing Pecuniary Grievances in Ireland. By the Earl
of Lauderdale, Bvo. 3s. 6d. fewed.
London, England, 1805-03-21

LARCH ELEGANT HOUSE IN BATH.

FOR SALE BY PRI VATS PLURA,
I 'HAT Truly Dzlirable and Convenient HOUSE,
with Garde n. Hot-houk. and Green-houfe, late the property
an 4 refielsnce of P. C. Crefpigny, Efq. defeated t lituate in Port-
land-place, Bath, an ellat.titbed and airy fituation.—The premifes
were completed under the infpedion of the late Owner, and are in
front 48 feet to a long paved Fer race ; contain eight femme' bed-
rooms, and one clofet, fix attic bed-chambers, and two clarets ;
a noble fait of three lofty drawing-rooms, with folding-doors and
ftatuary chimney-pieces; on the ground-fluor, large cuing-room,
breakfaft-room, and butler's plate-room, a fpaciaus velli •
bule or entrance, two (tone itair•cafes, patent water clofet, large
kitchen, houfe-keeper's•room fervant's-hall, butler's pantry, wine
and beer cellars, dry arched vault, and all ufeful and inferior office.s.
The Furniture is modern, and In a genteel Rile, correfponding
to the confequr !gee of the Houle; the &f-es, French plates. of large
dimenfions. Fit for the immediate reception of a Nobleman or
Gentleman's family.
Conveniently conneted with the Houk is a Coach-hoiare for
two carriages, !tabling foe five hotrts,and a molt complete Brew-
houfe.-.-Por further particulars apply to Mr. Plura, at Bath.
cr Letters muft be poft-paid.
London, England, 1805-03-21

By ADAM FERGUSON. I.L.D. F. R. S. E.

Late Prof, iPr of Moral Philofophy in the Univeruity of Edinburgh,
Member of the Royal Academy at Berlin, of the Royal Aca-
demy at Florence, of the Etrufcan Society of Antiquaries at Col,
tooa, and of the Arcadia at Rome.
Of Bell and Bradfute may be bad, written by the fame Author,
lose ufRS Of MORAL PHILOSOPHY. Third Edition, enlarged.
One Volume Ilmo. price 39. in boards.
Au Essar on the HISTORY of Civil. SOOICTY, Lath Edition.
One Volume Seo. price 6s. In boards.
PRINCIPLIS of MORAL and Po I.t fICAL SCIYNCL ; being chief-
ly a Retrofpeet of Ledures delivered in the College of Edinburgh.
Two Volumes ato. price zl. z6s. in boards.

P.IRLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH ao.

The Houfe proceeded in an Appeal from Scotland, Rochcid,
Efq. againit Ktnloch, Bart. Mr. ADAM and Mr. basal N e were
heard on the part of the Appellants, after which the further conG-
deration was picllponed tilt Friday.
Lord John Thynne's Indemnity Bill was read a fecond time, and
(the Coinnutment being negatived) ordered to be read a third
time to-morrow.

Dm Royal Marine Mutiny Bill went through a Committee,
and was reported

• -
A Bill for Repealing fo much of an Adt of George 11. as re-
Brains the Cuirerfities of Oxford and Cambridge from plrchafing
Advowfons, was, on the motion of the Bifhop of Oxroto, alter
a tew prefatory obfervatlons, read a Brit time, and ordered to be
printed._

Mr. Mit es, from IreLvail,prefented (event Papers relative to
an Appeal, Roach againft Morgan, from the Court of Chancery
in that Country.—Acljoorned till tomorrow (this day).
London, England, 1805-03-21

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Hull DoeiFilillwa•Teai;fecoud—time, and refenci to a
Committee.

The !rids Inland Excite Bill, the lrifh Pottage Duty Ell, and
Malt Bill, were reported from the Committees to which they had
been referred, and were ordere d to he read a third time to morrow.
Mr. DAWSON moved for an account of the number of Game
Licences, given from the Stamp Office in Ireland, fil.ce the year
1801,, with the names of the perfons to whom they were given...-
Ordered.

Mr. HIJSKISSON brought in the Bill for reftriaing the Prue
of Prumitfory Notes under Twenty Shillings. I was read a Mit
and fecund time, went through the Committee, and the Report
was ordered to he received to-morrow.

On the motion of the SECRETARY at WAR, a new writ
was ordered to be iffued for the etedion of a Commiffluntr to
fsrve in Par:Lament for Wigtownthire, N. B. in the room of An-
drew Mc Dowall, Efq who, fince his eledion, has accepted of the
dice of one of the Stewards of the Chiltern Hundreds.

Mr. JOHNS PONE, from the office of the Chief Secretary of
State in Ireland, prefented a Lift of the Reverfionat y Grants of
offices which have been made in that part of the United Kingdom,
from the 'ft of January, 1796, up to the lateft period to which
the fame can be made out.—Ordered to be laid on the table.

The Exchequer Bills Bill and the Iris Spirit War e-houGug Bill,
were read a third time and palled.
Mr. ALEXANDER moved, that the Order of the Day for the
Committee of Ways and Means pe poftponed till Friday next.

ISLE OF MAN.

Mr. SURGES DOURNE moved, that the Order of the Day
for the Hoofs going into a Committee on the Inc of Man Bill, be
difebarged, and that the Houfe do go into a Committee on Mon-
day fc'nnight.
Mr. CR EEVEY wilted that the confideratlen of the Bill mould
be poltponed to a further period, as no notice could be given of the
fobjeet to the inhabitants of the Ille of Man, in fufkient time to
allow of mature confideration ; he therefore thought it would be
prudent to defer the fubjea till after Eager, which he was the
more inclined to do, as the prefent Aft does not expire till Tome
time in July.
Mr. STURGES BOURNE had no objedlion to delay the fur•
thcr contideration of the Bill, and therefore propofed that the
Houle mould go into a Committee upon it, on Tburfday the asth
of April, which was agreed to.
London, England, 1805-03-21

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, MARCH 21,
will be pe-formed the Coolie Opera of
THE CABINET.
Prince Orlando, N; r. BRAHAM.
Lorenzo, Mr. INCLEDON.
Floretta, Signora STORACE.
To which will be added die Fame of
RAISING I'HE WIND.
On Saturday, The School of Rcform ; or, How to Role a Hatband.

This day were palliated, in three vols. S vo. price one guinea In
boards,
THE WORKS COMPLETE, OF JOHN
BROWN, M. D. of Edinburgh, confilling of
x. Obfervations on Former Syfterns of Medicine, and Outlines
of the New DoCtrine.
s. A Refutation of the DoCtrine of Sperm.
3. Elements of Medicine—a correeted Tranflation. To which
is prefixed, a Biographicil Account of the Author, by his Son,
William Cullen Brown, M. B.
Printed fur J. John Con, in St. Paul's Churehlard ; and I-I. D.
Symonds, in Vaternoftcr-row.
This day was publithed, in one large volume hi Soo. price os. In
boards, the Fourth Edition of
SERMONS on the EFFICACY of PRAYER
and INTERCESSION ; on the Articles of the Chriaian
Faith, and on the Lord's Supper.
By SAMUEL OGDEN, D.D.
Late Woodwardian Profelihr in the Univeriity of Cambridee.
To which is prefixed, au Account of the Author's Life, to,;ether
with a Vindication of his Writings againit !Owe late objections,
by Diatop HALLIFAIL•
Printed forjofeph Johnfon, 72, St. Paul's Citurehlard; J.Cook,
Oxford ; and. Deighton, Cambridge.
London, England, 1805-03-21

TO BE SOLD BY AucrioN.

Early in May, unlefa previoufly dirpored of by Private Contra&
E molt definable Ellate, called HARR HALL,
see the feat of J. A. WALLING I , Efq. decoded ; fit uate one
mile beyond Romford, iu the healthy part of the County of Mx
confiltilts of a Mai fion-lioufe. with complete Offices, Stables,
Cozch.hoofcs, Fat ro-yards, and Buildings, Green-haute, Dog-
Kennel, three Cottages, liot-houfes, Stoves, Ice•houfe, Ploafure.
grounds, Fifh-Ponds, and a walled Garden of two Acres, now in
full bearing ; together with fixty Acres of Park Land, and tao
Acres of rich Arable Land adjoining.
The Houre, which is elegantly defigned by Payne with a centre
and two wings, was built about to years ago of the cboiceit (tone,
related from the Portland Quarries on purpofe, an: is one of the
molt perfccri Viaas near Lannon, from whence it is only diftant
13 miles. To he viewed on Mondays and Saturdays with Tickets,
to be bad of Mr. Bride'', No. so, Lincoln's-Inn New-fquare; of
H. Ittpton, Efq. at Harz. Meet, near Rumford, Eike; or of J.
Newrn .n, Efq. of Nelm 5, near Romford.
London, England, 1805-03-21

STA rE LOTTERY.

QWIFT and CO. at their Old Office, No. t,
L-1 Poultry, are felling Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery,
to begin drawing 13th May.
The Number and Amount of the Capital Prises, and the general
arrangement of the Scheme, will be found fuperior to any former
Lottery of the fame number of Tickets

in die laft Lottery, the Ticket No. 24,931, a Pict of to,Cool.
No. Baoo, a?rite of mock and No.. 9801 and a,268, Prizes cf
3-.4.1. were Slated and fold at Swift and Co'.. Once. Where No.
6791, a Prize of *oboe!. No. 9361, a Prize of to,oncl. and
No i 9,ccS, a Prize of tewL to the preceding Lottery, wore alto
fold LI awes.
London, England, 1805-12-07

GUILDHALL—LONDON.
TO SCULPTORS, MODELLERS. Sm. Ste.

TFIE COMMITTEE appointed by the Court of
Common Comical of the City of London, to procure Mo-
dels, or Dagns for a MONUMENT, to be erected In the Guild-
hall of the Paid City, to perpetuate the Memory of the late Vice-
Admiral HORATIO Lord Vikotint NELSON, and so record
his many Gallant Adions, .
DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that they will meet in the
Council Chamber, in the Guildhall aforefaid, on Friday the 3tft
day of January, t 8 6, at One 0' Cluck precifely, to receive Models
or Deigns for fuch Monument, with proporals (foaled up) for
executing the fame And the Committee requeft the refpedive
Artifts will place a word, or motto on fume vifible part of his
Model or Dago, which ihould correfpond with one to be writ-
ten on the fuperfcription of the envelope, containing his prupofals,
or terms for caecutirig the fame, together with his addrefs.

Further particulars may be known at the Town Clerk's Office,
any day (Sundays excepted) between the hours of eleven and
three. WOODTHORPE.

BEGINS DItAWING FEBRUARY 3, alas.
SCHEME.
3 0 ,C 20,000
3 moms
3 3.0c0
I 2,C0,
8 .. 1,000
SO •-• sOO
SO .- IC3
120 •••• 50
5,00 a Fad-drawn Maces n

are £60,000
30,000
ISM°
tow
zO,OOO
5,030
6 ,000
!10,'100

occ) Tickets

I.ajo,oco

►ART 01 Tel ABOVI CAPITALS.
Firll-drawn 'f icka, ift Day, Ltopco
Ditto 4th Day, 20,000
piths 6th Day,
Ditto Bth Day, s,oco
Ditto loth Day, 2600
rIICKE I'S and SHARES are felling at every
I.IOENCF D 1.0 ruit Y OFFICE.—PP.ESENT.PRICE:
Ticket 419 ty .0
Half 4to o o I Eighth £2 t t 0
Quarter 5t o Sixteenth t t 6
••• Au early porchafe is ad•ii'
ed, as the grit spoo Tickets will
be entitled to 221. each, bade* theirsbance of the Capitals.

No. 4, COR NH(I.1„ and 9, CHARING-t ROSS. LONDON.
' 1 BISH, Contrattnr for the prefent 1,, 4, cry, and
1• 1 roprictor of the above truly forgmate Offices, begs leave
to attract the peblic attention to the Scheme of the Lottery which
is in another part of this paper, as it will be found to contain more
CAPITAL PAWLS than ufual /A fn final a Lottery, and the novelty
of the firft five thoufand Tickets drawn being entitled to iat each,
resters it hopoffible for thole who purchafe early (and whole
Tickets are drawn) to tote, and gives them the ufual chance befida
for the Imam* number of Capital Prizes.
The left 30,0001, and the two haft Prizes of do,dooL were all
(hared and fold at the above °Sees; and in the Lotteries for agog
and 1805. Capital Prizes as under.
LAST YEARi THIS YEAR.
of so,ceo z of Lio#ooo
104 .03 2 • 20,000
3,000 2 - • 500°0
2,000 1 -
• 2,000
•
• • 1,000 3 - a ,cono
Bales soot. die. Edifies Soot fie.
• • Perform in the country fending up their Ordessipoft paid)
aeciinpankd WWI good Bills, Blush Noted. be col; Of Orders,
will bC %VW 0 the bac tams as it 'Went.
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4
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London, England, 1805-12-07

rrHE next Meeting of the Truftees for putting in
Execution the foetal Ade of Parliament fir' reiring the
Highways between Tyburn and Uxbridge, in the Cointj of Mid-
&fez, and for Amei,ding the Reed leading from Brent Bridge
ever Haswell Heath, through the Parllhes of Haswell, New
Brentford and Ealing, to the Great Weftern Road, in the Paid
County, and for other purport:a, will be held at the Hot& eZ Jonas
Fox, the Old Hat, in the Part& of Ealing,oo Saturday the 14th
day of December, 180 s, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon.
. C. HMI, Clerk.

UNIVERSITF.of OXFORD—THE ROEBUCK INN.
-T,HE NOBILITY and GENTRY, who may have
11 occafion to vlht or travel through OXFORD, are moft re-
f pcet Icily folicitcd to order theirCaniages to the RO -:BUCK INN,
where capital Horfes and caparicneedDrivcrs arc ready to forward,
them at the reafonablc rate of
ONE SHILLING PER MILL

And to thee Families, or Perfona, who may with to continova
few days at Oxford, to examine and view the monuments of art,
elegant edifices, and curinfities, depofited in this celebrated Uni-
verfity, the Roebuck inn affords a genteel and comfortable abode,
where the utmost attention is paid, and where the charges are
moderate.

PATENT WHEELS for WAGGONS, CARTS, Ste.
rrHOSE WHEELS are equal to any weight, the
(pokes being fecurcd in an iron box in fueh a way, that it is
impeGble for the (pokes to work, or in my way get loofe, or
rickety by long journal. The Boxes have no frldion, preferve
the arms by retaining the greafe. When there Wheels are worn
out, the boxes can be applied to other wheels, for they fupply the
double purpofe of Box and Nave, fo that no wood nave is tied in
making theft wheels, which gives them the further advantage of
her,g minded to any weather without injury.
T. 3. Necktie-Ws Mooing and Reaping Machine Manufaaory,
Blitkfrida-road, Ty, Commercc.row.

RISE OF CHAUCHARD's MAPS.
Air R. STOCKD ALE refpedfully informs the Pub-
lie,that the time to wblc he has limited the We of CHAIf-
CHARC's celebrated Twenty-Seven Sheet Folio Map of the
whole of Orisr.any, Italy,fac. at the prefent price, will expire on
the 31ft December, ans. It will therefore be continued until
that period, at only Six (Winces, including the defesiption of theft
Countries, in one Volume Royal eta. but any Copies which may
remain unfold after that date, will be advanced in price to Eight
Guineas—.l Subicribcfs SFR imprefflon. a particularly fine Copy,
may be had, price raL ns—No. at. Piccadilly.
London, England, 1805-12-07

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This day was
Prur ic. ht),lrld in Rai Leather, auk Pockets for Rills, &e. Ste.
EARSLEY'S GEN FLEMAN and TRADES-
-ix, MAN's POCKET Le DGER. POT the Year slob. Cow.
mining Lift of Bankers, One Hundred and Twelve ruled Pages
for Accounts and Memorandums ; A)ftrads of the aloft impor-
tant Adts of Parlianwot in refped *Taxes, paffcd iu the 45th
year of Gorge the Third, with an ridgement or Reference to
former Ads, fo far as they refped the fame aided of Taxation ;
Tables of Commercial stamps, of Remarkable Events, relating
chicly to the Arts and Sciences, an Alphabetical Lift of the Houfe
of Peers and Commons ; and many miser Articles equally artful.
London: Printed for G. Kearfley, No. 4f, Fleet-ftreet ; G. Wil-
l& and J. Robinfon, J. Welker, H. D. Symonds, M. Hinckerman,
Paternotitr.row ; Seatchetd and Lettermar,Ave-Maria•laue; and
W. March, Ludgate-ftrect. '
er This Book may be had in various Dimling, and with an Al-
tnnack, at the option of the purchafa. .

This day was publiiked, in r vol. fooling Bvo. anbellithed with 4
elegant Engravings, price 6s boards. the Eighth Edition of
'H E PLEASURES of HOPE, with other Poems.
By THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Printed for Mundell and Son, Edinburgh • and Longman,
Haft, Rees, and Orme, Paternolier•row. '
" So uncommon a degree of merit appears in the firft and prin-
cipal of theft Pnctns,that we cannot let it pas without particular
notice. The Pirafures of Hope are rural' as good a fubjerft fur a
riling Poet as can well be chafed. It is the very efence of genius
to form ideal kenos df future gratification. The fubjed is treated
by Mr. Campbell with much genius, and, in general, with good
!udement ; certainly with a very fingulax Iplendour and felicity of
verfifieation.”--Brltifit Critic, July, troy.
As above may be had, PoItTICAL Tanarsaavaohs, containing
Pope's Homer's Iliad, Pope% Homer's 144yffer, Welt's Pindar,
Orydrn's Virgil, Drydrat's Juvenal. Dryden's Perfius, Pitta Vir-
gil's Alneld, Rowe's Lucas), &c. C.ecike's Hefiod, Fawkes's Then-
eritut, Fawkes's Anstreon, Sappho, lion,Mechui, and Mufams ;
Fawkes's Apollonius ithodius, Crectit's Lacradmi, and Orainger's
Tibillius, in z vole royal livo. price aI. a os.
:MEMOIRS OFD Hr 711 AND T"" "11CAL CAREER
London, England, 1805-12-07

THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.
ON MONDAY. NEXT, DECEMBER 9, 18os,
will be *diet, the Tragcdy of
HAMLET.
To whin will be added the New Meio-Drilhet Sad
RUGANTINO;
Or, THE BRAVO OF VENICE, •
This Bening—The Merchant of Vain; with &sleeker.
,

TO UPHOLSTERERS AND CABINET' MAKEitS.
'O be Difpofed of immediately, an Old Etlablifh-
ed Bufinefs in full Trade, in the above Branches. anti well
ituated in one of the mint populous Chin in England.
Partitutars to be bad of Mr. Owy, No. Si. Tsaißock-fires*,
Covent Garden.
London, England, 1805-09-10

DUBLIN, SEPT. 5.

On Friday night, the 3oth Auguft, between the
hours of nine and ten o'clock, an alarming fire broke
out in the (fables of the New White Croft Inn, rear
of Pill-lane, and immediately adjoining to the Four.
Courts ; the flames raged with the greatell violence,
and threatened deftruaion to the houfes of the fur-
rounding neighbourhood. Both the High Sheriffs,
Meffis. Bloxham and Thorpe, attended from the
commencement of the fire, and afforded the greatelt
affillance ; they called out detachments of the 28th
and Royal Tyrone regiments. It was pall three
o'clock on Saturday morning before the High She-
riffs difmi(fed the Officers of the Pipe Water Depart-
ment, at which time the fire was fortunately extin-
-1 guifhed without doing near the damage that was at
firft apprehended.
This morning about four o'clock, a fire broke nut
at Mr. Coftigan's flour mill, near Thomas-ftreet,
[ which was not completely got under before ten
o'clock. We have not been able to afccrtain the
extent of the damage.
Friday morning David Cleary was executed at
Gallows-green, Cork, purfuant to fentence, for the
wilful murder of Daniel Corkran, at the fair of
Bantry.
Since the commencement of the Kilkenny Affixes,
one man has been capitally convitted. but not yet
fentenced. The Hon. Baron army fits in the County
Court, where all the criminal bufinefs is tranfaaed.—
The Hon. Baron SMITH prefides in the City Court,
where a great deal of Record haulers is to be gone
through.
Andrew Chirry, late of Killinchy, County of
Down, but who lately refided in Dublin, was com-
mitted to gaol in Dublin for fix months, on the war-
rant of Charles Duffia, Efq. Infpeaor General of
the linen trade; for having a piece of in part bleach-
ed lawn in his cullody. He is fuppofed to have been
one of the perfons deeply concerned in purchafing
the plunder of the bleechtteens in the neighbour-
hood of Li(burn.

COItON ER'S Itoverr.—An inquell was held yet.-
terday, at Guy's Hofpital, on the body of a young
man in a failor's drefs, who was run over by a cart
at Dock-head, and had his thighs crushed to pieces,
to as to die the lame evening he was brought there.
Verdift—Accidental Death.
London, England, 1805-09-10

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The raft India Company's armed thip Swallow, for the capture.,
of the Dutch (hips at or near the Muni of St. Helena, in June,
179c,aiil he paid on Monday the loth initant, at the FAR India
Houle, and recalled the firft Monday in every month for three
years.
The Vietory, for the capture of the Dutch fhip Orion, on the
alat of May. 1803, will be paid nn hoard the Vidtnry at Spithead,
or every Wedndday and Thurfelay at No. 11,Milbask-ltrect, for
three years.
The Ajax. for the capture of the Spatula fhip San Pedro, Ja-
nuary ta, 1803. will be paid on board the Ajax at Plymouth
this day. and recalled at the office of Edmund Lockyer at Ply-
mouth every Friday and Tuefday for three months.
To the Lapwing, for the detention of the Dutch Indianian
H-nrietta, May 31, 'BO3, a diftribution will be made at No. t 3.
Great George-ft:et, Welliniulter, on Wednefday the 13th init.
and recalled for three years.
To the Lynx, for the capture of the Vrow Harnsyna and Cyg-
net, Angult 3t, 18ot, a diftribution will be made at No. 13,
Great Ge.orge-ftrect, Weltatiniter, to.motrow, and mailed for
three years.
London, England, 1805-09-10

BIRTHS.

At Caftlernartyr, Vifeountefs Boyle, of a daughter.
At Camden place. Dublin, the Lady of Rich.Digby,Efq. of a Ni
In the Royal Crefeent, Bath, the Lady of Charles Walmilry
Efq. of a fon.
On Wednefday Lift, at his hnufc in Welbeck-ftreet, the lady of
Sir Thomas Maryon Wilton, Bart. of a daughter.
London, England, 1805-09-10

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Gaavestwn, Serr. S.—Parra by the Veynoll, Jones, and the
Hannah, Heath, from Cork; Jane, Meredith, from Waterford ;
Two Brothers, Baker, from Dantzic ; Fliza!seth, Cornelius, front
Chararle ; Sophia Catharina, and the juititi ~ Harris, front
Norway; Veronia, Vick, from Paerlburgh ; Jupiter, Come,
from Guemlly ; Veital, Melville; Carat-, Fowler; Dale, Tur-
ner ; Generous Planter, Hamilton; Camden, Hill ; Catharine
Green, Steele ; 'Earl St. Vincent, Hutton ; Mentor, Goodwin ;
Luna, Andre ws ; Lady Johnftone, F. rhliter Elisabeth, Ir.
sing ; Enterprize, Brooch ; Rofe, Plaice.; Starelk, Quir.cty
Mermaid, Salbey ; Montego Bay, Di-fecal • Nenus, Brmiban k ;
Flora, Thompfon ; Naiad, Douglas ; S'lddans, Smith ; Cents.
Gladdale ; and the Slebeek, Hall, from :panics. Sailed the
Eliza, Armand ; Adtive, Slater, and Su: refs, Schimmel's, for El-
doom ; Jemima, Barber, for Dublin ; Argo, Henderfua, and the
Betfey, Jenkins, for Cork ; Abraham, Cobden, for Stockholm ;
Aid, Hutchinfon, for Riga ; Nautilus, Kew, for Revel; Nelfoti,
Peacock; Induftry, Nixon; Progrefs, Dawfon ; and the Oxen-
hope,Sharp, for P.terfhorgh.
AUGUST 9.—Paffed by the Alfred, Roldnfon ; Reward, Gut
len; Orpheus, Receaus; Catharine, Sowden ; Maria, Taylor;
Exeter, Swale; Flora, Johns; St. Mary, Aston; Wandi-ra.,
Woodall; Ann, King; Olive Branch, Andrews; PrincA of
Wales, Grelgg; George Hibberts, Thor.) peon; Concord, Swaine;
Generous Planter, Beattie; Flora, Rofs ; Sir Ed. Hamilton, Den-
nett ; Alexander, Leift ; Mrs. Lufhington, Kitchen; Com, Wil.
limns; Cygnet, Either, Dorfet, Newt..n; Cumberland, Wales;
Augufta, Crant; and Atalanta. Brown, from Jamaica.
Sailed the Elizabeth, Towalfend, for Halifax ; Hoppett, Bar-
ker, for Teneriffe; James, Copping, rad Conftantia, Bury, for
Stettin; Dolphine, Tyer, for Litho° ; Progras, Nichols, for Pe.
terfburgh ; Speculante, Reeves, and the Drie Gebroders, Kleefe,
for Tonningen.
The Mary, CAMPBELL, from Liverpool, has upfet
in the harbour of St. Thomas's.
The Rebecca, -, fiem Mogadore for Liver-
pool, has been captured, re cAptur cc!, and is arrived
•
at Hoylake.
- The Tamer, Hor.r.rms, and the Oeen,
from Gibraltar for La )o, woe captured
On the tBth ult. off Cape St. Vincent.

BESTIFLL,
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NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1805-09-10

are 60,010
siNcoo
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8,000
6poo
Sly
3,000
31GC
9,:soce
30P,3

3 Prizes of £20,000
1',,000
3.000
1,000
I POO
10 sOO
30 - 100
6o so
4,500 20
3.000 Firft-drawn BLintsi
entitled t 6 IO =eh 4...
7,619 Benefits
17,38! Blanks

IMMO

illm• .

as,ooo Ticket•. 4( %sego°
fhe Firft-drawa Ticket, stb Day Lcopco
Ditto - tth Day 10,000
Ditto - - 7th Day s,oco
Are part of the above Capitals.
'ICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the
LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICES.

Half
Q_aarter

Price of a Ticket 4 19 13 o
zo o 0 I Eighth .
- S 1 o I Sixteenth - -

Slt o
1 s 6

No. s 6, Cornhill, No. ss, Charing Crag, and
ST. MARGARET'. HILL, Borough.
HORNSBY and Co. refpeafully acquairt the No.
bility. Gentry, and the Public in general, that they may be
fopplied with Tickets and Shares, in great variety of Numbers,
and at the loweft Prices, at either of the above State Lottery Offices.
Prizes paid on demand, Whether a sol. or seDool.
Orders by Mail Guard, Carrier, or Pon., executed on the fame
terms as if prefent.
The Lottery begins Drawing the Both of this month.
London, England, 1805-09-10

BIRMINGHAM FIRFAFFICL

FHE DIRECTORS of the BIRMINGHAM
L FIRE-OFFICE being defirous of appointing Agents in the
Cities and principal Towns in the Kingdom, requeft perfone of
refpcdtability who would with for the Appointment, to make ap-
paid, n to the Secretary, who will inform them of the liberal
allowance made for tranfadting the Bufiticfs.
By order of the Direaers,
ROBT. INWOOD WIMBRIDGE, Sec.
Birmingham, Sept. t, 18os.
London, England, 1805-09-10

IN CONTINUATION FROM ME PRECEDING ?ACC

CREENOCK, SEPT. 6.•-•:111C Katty, BOAG, eet the
Columbus) and the Ann, THOMSON, of the Ja-
maica fleet, arrived ia the Holly Loch (quarantine
nation) yellerday morning, report that they parted
from the convoy 23th Airfoil, in lat. 48. 39, long.
12. 22. and that twelve fail are for the Clyde. The
Ann is detained on account of iicknefs on the patrage.
London, England, 1805-09-10

MARRIED.

At Aberfky, on the 27th ult the Rev. Mr. James M•Lauchlan,
'Monter of the Gzlic Chapel, Edinburgh. to Mils Cacho ine Fra.
fsr, daughter of Thomas Frafer, Efq. of Daicathaig.
Bernard Daly, Efq. Clogan, King's County, to Mifs MuUoy,
daughter of S. Molloy. Efq. of Tullamore.
The Rev. Hayes Oneade of Kilgobbin, to Mr.. M‘lgamara, of
York-greet, Dublin.
At Bilhop Middleham, Henry Fearon. Efq. fon of the late Wm.
Fearon, Efq. of Neweaftle, to Mifs M. Taylor, of Bigtop Middle-
ham, Durham.

Lately, at Plymouth Dock, Lieutenant George Fennell, Com-
mander of the Nile lugger.
On the sth inftant, at Stoke Damarell, near Plymouth Dock,
the infant lon of Wm M•Dunald, M. D.
On the 4th inftant, at Burford-bridge, Surrey, aged 38. Mifs
Margaret Fairfax, daughter of Rcar•Admir:d Sir W. G. Fairfax.
On the 3d Augult, at Gibraltar, Major Antrum, Paymafter of
the Regiment de Rolle.
Ou Thurfday lalt, at his boufe, Thatched Houfc-row,Hlington,
Mr. Charles Sommers, many years Collector of the City's Duties
of Package and Scavage at the Long Room, Cullom-honk.
At Edinburgh, on the 19th ult. hiss. Robertfon of I.vde, wife
of Brigadier General Robertfon.
At Dalkeith , on the 30th ult. Mr. Archd. Simfon, brewer.
At Tollymore, on tke sift ult. Dr. Scott, of the rad Light
Dragoons.
On Timidity 'aft, at Northampton, Mrsalankey, aged 67, relit
of J. C. flunkey, Efq. formerly of Lid Bergholt, Suffolk.

TO-MOI

LOW.

San rife* I Sun fete I
Moon rife*
34 minutes after s 26 minutes after 6 so minutes after 6

HIGH WATER AT LOIVDON•BRUDGE TO•MORRO
Morning as minutes after 3
hetemocia
London, England, 1805-06-08

',CATON M.il? ATT.!:

INSPECTOR'S J.PTURN AT U7Z7.I2IDGE, JUNE 6.
Wheat per load 161 c. to 261 Cs
Barley per quarter t 1 tSs to 21 ^9
Ow, per ditto II 84 to 11 141
Beans per ditto al Ss to al 8s
Peale per ditto 21 Its to 21 Its
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
Smithfield. St. James's. Whiteehspel.
H.tpl.erloado 0 to o 0 3 ocoto 5 5 0 3 t 6 to 4 16 0
Straw 0 oro 0 0 2. Boto 2 17 0 2 2to 2 14
Clover o 0 10 0 0 4 440 s 8 0
PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.
St. James's market 3s toil Town Tallow 6rs od to os
Clare Market 3$ tod Ruffin ditto (can.) 674 oil to cos
Whitechapel Market Rollia ditto (foap) 64.4 to 66$ od
(pet Roue of Slb.) 14 9d Melted Stuff spi to poi od
---- Ditto rough ins od to 0s
its sd Greases 111 od
Average Price 34 Sid Gond Dre7s, sos to os
Yellow Soap, 764 to cs—Mottled,B6a—Curd,nos
Price ut Candles per dozen, I is od—Moulds, 124 01
SMITHFIELD, June 7.
To fink the offal—per none of MS.
Beef es ed to ss Gd I Veal podto6l od
Mutton 4s 4d to 3s od Pork 41 od to sir ed
Lamb is 44 to 61 44.
HEM, or CAI TLC Tills PAY.
Drafts about 500—Sheep and Lambs ~ono.
NEWGA'f'E and LEADENHALL. June 7.
Per none of RIK by the eareafe.
Beef 3$ frd to 41 8d 1 Veal 4s od to p 64
Mutton 3$ 841 to es 85 Pork 4s od to 3$ ed
Lamb --4% ed to 51 Sd.
NEW COAL MARKET, pine 7.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Prices.
3o Neweaftle Coals 24 391 3d. 481.9 d.
Cannel 0 009.
Stone Coal - t 635.
Surderland S 465.9 d. ete.3d.

DIED.
On Saturday laft, at Midi%mil, Mr. L'prrtnn, brewer.
On the tft inftatit, at Clinton, near Br;itol, John Rater. Efq. of
Maltlianyer, Ham., and Secretary to the Board of Excite.
Lindy, William Orrett, frfq. of Warrington.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London 'cavern, Foxhole-Rivet, P ynu uth, on Friday, the
14th June inft. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, (by Order of the
CommiMoners har the Difpnfai of Spanilh Prize 4),
i'HE Grand Ship EL ECHO, lately captured
from the Spaniards on her voyage from Ruda by his Ma-
jefty's fhip NAUTILUS, GEO. 01.DHAM, Efq Captain.

DI MK NSIONS.
Length - - 83 ft. o in. Between Decks 3 ft. 2.tin.
Breadth 24 9 D. ;II Hold 9 S
AdtritailllTMent. 211 , .14'9461

. , .
She is a Brans ENGLISH built (hip ; figure head, copper far.
tened, and having undergone a thorough repair in her hull and
materials, may be f-nt to lea with hut little additional outfit. She
is a burthenforne vcffel, and calculated for the general purpofes of
trade. Afterwards will be Wel One new Cable and Four new
I fowlers. l'or inventory and further information apply to John
Boger, Efq. at Plymptoq; or to
Mr. JO HNHAWKER, Merchant, at .Plymouth.
<7 A depofit of ant per cent. in Cult, or Bank of England
Notes to be made 't ;lie time of fate, and the remainder on deli-
very of the verlas
London, England, 1805-06-08

NEW islrgrED

-etN of the very great enmpttint of late
of the bad quality of Hats,it has induced Mr. HARE, of No.
71, Strand, Who has refitted there there so year, to try the met
p.siment of Mieirg Moles Fur with BeilV{.7, and which he has
found to anfwer his molt ardent expcciationa, not only for their
darahility, which, on trial. will he found to wear oat near two
inch Hats at Arc made in the ufual way.the Mole Fur makingthem
mu.h fin,:r, and of a elder texture than the various coarte Furs
that are ufnally made tile of in the manufaCturing of Hats; and,
with other goodoquAitiet, the Fur will nut come off, which has
been fo much complained of, Mime, as well as their taking a molt
lealeiful Black. which will retain their colour: and being the
rounifaelitrer of his own Hats, lie fells them at the low price of
11 rs, (tamp. in lulled.
' N B. Worthy the attention of the Trade. and Merchants for
expotation —Army, Navy. fold.ng,and Ladies' 143,6. Gentlemen
the country amidst fund the number of inches round the outfiit
of the crown.
tt'Y Mole king bought in any unantity.—Letters pull-paid, re-
., boding Vtote Shins only. attended to.
London, England, 1805-06-08

portnnity of refuting it. He therefore mdtcd that
the former Committee be revived, with an infiruelion
to lay the proeeedinps taken !Afore them on the table
•if the Hours..
Lord HA.WKESBURY law great inconveniences
in the way either of the adoption dr rejeftion of this
motion ; though on the whole, in his opinion, the dif-
ficulties arifing from adopting it would preponderate.
As, however, it famed to he fo much the wills of the
Hon. Judge below the Bar, he fhonid not oppofe ir,
provided it was underflood that the motion fhould
not flop at the laying of the proceedings on the table,
but that equal juflice was to be done to the Honoura-
ble Judge and to the Petitioners, by having the pro-
ceedings printed.
The LORD CHANCELLOR laid, he for one,
could not approve of the prefent motion. He found
it to be contrary to the principles of proceeding and
to the forms of the Houk. He muff therefore fay not
c,ritent to the motion, though he fhould not peels his
opinion on the Houle, begging it to be underhand
that his reafon for doing fo did not proceed from any
ilea that the Honourable Judge below the Bar was
e Aided to greater indulgence than any other perfon
who might appear before that Houfe, but from eon-
fiieration of the peculiar fitt a-ion in which the Houfe
found itcell involved.

Lord ELLENBOROUGH confelTed he could
not lie any of the thong ohjeaions againft the pre.
fent motion to which the Noble and Learned Lord
had alluded. Their Lon:Blips had already in the
prelim cafe fo far Cant:Honed the praBice as to order
the Honourable judge copies of the petition's and
other charges againit him ; and he recolleted that in
the cafe of Mr. Hafiings, the ptincipal management
of whole defence had been committed to him, he had
been regularly furnillsed from day to day with co.
Ries of the evidence publifhed only fur the are of the
Honfe, and publicly referred to inch evidence in the
courfe of the after proceedings.
The LORD CHANCELLOR ezplained, and
wilbed to know of the Noble and Learned Lord, if
the evidence to which he had referred, u furnilbed
to him on Mr. Hallings's trial, was communicated
to him with the knowledge and approbation of the
Houle. He begged it at the fame time to be recol-
leaed, that the only way in which evidence could
be legally publifhed was at the conclufion of a trial,
but that the law did not warrant any publication
pending the proceedings. • •
Lord ELLENBOROUGH in explanation, Rated
that the evidence communicated to him in the courfe
of Mr. Haflings's trill, was furnineed with the entire
ktiowle.lge and approbation of their Lnrdfhips.
After a few remarks from Lords AucaLasts and
Mia ro, and Earl SPLN^EIt, the motion was agreed
to, the LORD CKANCILLC•It declaring it, at the fame
time, to he his intention t make an after motion, to
prevent a knowledge of the purport of the proceed.
ings from getting farther than that Houle.
The Select Commktee was then authorifed to meet
to-morrow, and thdßiotife adjourned till Monday.
London, England, 1805-04-05

In this City for Public EiitertAinmeta.

Alfo to be Let, the exclufive right to the Hofpita! Gardens for
three Nights in each Week, from the sit of May to the tit of No-
•ember, fur Milk or other purpofes
Further particulars may be known by application in writing to
the Regiftcr at the Hofpital. Sealed Propofals, directed to him,
will be opened at a 1313.ird held fpecially for that purple, on kri •
day the sd day of May next.
Lying•in Flofpital, Dublin, March so, 18os.

FREEHOLD ESTATES, NEAR SANDWICH, KENT,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Rote Inn, Sandwich, on Wedncfday, the 24th of April
sCos, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Ilveral Lots, unkfs

.......
be ore difpof. d of by Private Contraeq, of which due notice will
be given in the Kentifh Gazette,
and FELDE R LAND FARMS. Upton
Farm is itnated in the Para of Word, confiftiog of a capi al
Farm Hour*, with Gardens, Orchard, Barns. Stables. Scc. &c. and
containing by ellimation 61 Acres, more or lefs,of exes.Tdingly rich
Arabic and Pafture Land. The Houfe has lately been put into the
completelt Rate of repair, and by the addition ot fcvcral i.cw
Rooms, &c. is rendered a molt dcfirable rslidence for a Gentleman
Farmer.

Felderland Farm Is fituated in the Parithes of Word ar.d Earthy;
eonfilts of a capital Farm Houfe, with hams, Stables and other
wmvenient Out-buildings, and contains Sy dlimation 140 Acre-,
more or Ida, of exceedingly Rid. Arable, Pafture, and Muth
Land. Together with 4 feparate Lots, containing together by all-
mation a; Acres, more or lefs, of exceedingly Rich A.al,le Lard.
N. B. Tbc above eftates are exonerated from Land Tax, and
are in tile occupation of Mrs. Mary Matfon, u Yea' ly Tenant.
Particulars to be had at Briftow's Library.Canterhury ; at the
Rofe Inn, Sandwich, and of Mr. S. Elgar, Wingham Court; and
the Eftates to be viewed any day preceding the Sale, on nuking
application to Mr. S. Elgar, Winghatn, Kei,t.
London, England, 1805-04-05

PUBLIC ROOMS TO LET.
T'HE GOVERNOKS of the LYING.IN HOS-
PITAL, DUBLIN, give Noticc, That they will let, for
a term of Three or Five Years, their ROOMS of PUBLIC RE-
CEPTION, conr.ffing of
A CIRCULAR SALOON, 80 feet diameter.
A BALL ROOM, 86 feet by go.
A CARD ROOM, Co feet by 30.
A TEA ROOM, 56 feet by 24.
A SUPPER ROOM, 86 feet by 40.
A Leifer ditto, 56 feet by 24.
With Hall, Yeftibule, Dreffing-rooms, Win!: and Coal Vaults,
and a mo 9 extenfive and complete Kitchen Apparatus.
The Furniture mar be had at a valuation, or it preferred, a per
Centage on the value will be taken as annual Rent. It is unnecef-
fary to obferve, that there Premires afford the only complete ac-
. . .
London, England, 1805-04-05

PRIVATE LETTER.--FEBRUARY 26.

" The large flays feen to leeward of Barbadoes on
the 25th of February, appear to be making for the
French iflands ; fo that we fear fume more unpleafant
news will fnon be received."

By the B.trbadoes papers accounts have been re.
ceived of feveral captures made by our crnizers.
The Spann (hips N. S. del Carmen, Pedro Big
Munn Anglae, Zayers, L. Valera Montenefa, D.
Jungo; fchooners l'Aigle Levie, Jacques Polacre, San
Fracifco du Paulo, De Sun, are fent into Nevis by
hisMajelly's cruizers.

His Majefty's (hip SERAPIS, with about 40 fhips un-
der convoy, failed from Tortola, on the isith of Fe-
bruary, for England.
The AMELIA frigate has fent into St Vincent's the
Spanifh fhip Concepcion, laden with wine, &c.
from Barcelona to the Havannah ; and the Spanifh
(hip Commercial, laden with flour, alfo for the Ha-
vannah.

His Majelly's (hip BARBADOES had taken and fent
into St. Vincent's, the Spann brig Ena, from Rio de
la Plata, to the Havannah, with hides and tallow.

The Hermes,CHAPMAK, from London to Jamaica,
which failed under convoy of the Um' CORM frigate in
December laft, is captured, and carried into Guada-
loupe.
The Thomas, Gilgit son, from Demerara to Lon-
don, has put into St. Kitt's, leaky, and left there by
the fleet, which failed thence the 171 h February.
London, England, 1805-04-05

The particulars of the Lots, and the cone
Timber will be fold, may be known of ch,
ham; and at the °likes of Mr. James, .
Carey-ltreet, Liivoln's Inn, London, and
Stratford on Avon, Warwickfhirc.

OAK TIMBER.

TO BE. SOLD BY AUC to!
On Wednefoiay the loth day of April net'
afternoon, .t the Crooeu Inn, Abbotts
of Stafford,
A LARGE QUANTITY rn
TREES, adapted for Engine Timl
other purpofes, where Tries of large aim
now growing in Bromley Park, near Abb.
and the 'limber and t ark may be conveyed I
of the Canal, and Navigations which pars n
Tree, are numbered and mar!ccd, and ma:
Mr. Alcock,at Blow,ley Park aforefaid.
The particulars of the Lots, and the cool
Timber will be fold, may he known of the
ham ; and at the o:fices of Mr. James,
Carey.ltrs-t, Lincoln's Inn, London; ai
Stratford on Avon, Warwickibire.

cArtrm. NAVY .TIM
To BE SOLD BY AOC
Together or in two Lots, as &all he sorted
tictday the iyth day of April flatlet the.
Ingham. in the County of Met, between
Seven in the Afternoon, (unlefs difpcifed
Private Contrael, of which Notice wi
Conditions of Sale to be then produced (a
required that the Purchafer that procure
ment of the Put-chafe-Morley as fhall
Vendor or hit Agents),
'PLEVEN Hundred and Fifty-)
Trees, chitty adapted for Navy 1
White Paint and growing on bitatei, cal!
wife Griffith and Bloics, in the Parifh of

County of Llrcx, to thepoffolions of MI

Smoothy.
It fold in Lou, the limber on each

parately.
The Tenants If the :erpecßivc Farms wil'
any further Particulars miy be known on
Baxter, Lloyd. and Lloyd, Solicitors, Ludlow
March 20, 1805.
LARGE ELEGANT HOGST
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRA

I'HAT Truly DellrAble and C 4
with Garden, Hoc-houfe, and Green.
and iclidcuce of P. C. Crefpigny, Efq. deco
Lind-place, Bath, an efLblifhcd and airy r
. . .

were completed under the infpeetion u(ths.
front 48 feet to a loop paved l'. trace; cont.
rooms, and one clotia, fix attic bed-chamt
a notate fuit of dame lofty drawing-rooms,
Itatuary chimney-pieces; on the ground floor
library, breakfatt-room, and butler's plate-'
bule or entrance, two ttonc flair•cafcs,
kitchen, houfe-keeper's room fervant's-h.
and beer cellars, dry arched vault, and all u
The Furniture is modern, and in a gal
. .

to the eiftneciti nee of the 1-lutif,; the giafics, ,
Fit for the immediate "Caption
Gentleman'.: family.
Cobvetiiently ;:onne.ned with the Hnul
two careiag,s, 1/41)ili.g for five horfes,and
foufe.—For furthi r perricu,ars apply to Pe
Cr Letters muff be poit,i
London, England, 1805-04-05

BIRTHS.

On Monday laft, at his hook in Queen•lquare, Eloomibury, ,
the Lady of Edward Stephenfon, Efq. of daughter.
On Sunday afternoon, at his hook in Old Burlington -itreet, the
the Lady of William Milner, Efq. of a daughter.
The Lady of Joreph Jellicoc, Efq. of a fon:
. . .

. .
The Lady of the Ile; Horace Hammond, of Great Maffingham,
of a daughter.

At Little Hillington, the Lady of William Corbett. Efq. of a fon.
At Hamilton, Mrs. Robertfun, witc of Dr. Hairy Robertfon,
of a daughter.

MARRIED.

Saturday kit, at St. Jame.'s Church, Mr. T. Goddard, Book-
feller, Pa'lima, to M`ifs Gratitharu, of Chaise!), ;;vcen, near
Slough, Bucks.
At Bilton, near York, Captain Croft, of the Royal Navy, fon of
Stephen Croft, Efq. of Stillinton, to Mifs Plumer, daughter of
Hall Plumer, Efq. of Baton.
Mr. Durant, farmer, of Hata:head, aged 88, (whole wife died
about fix weeks Gner in her 96th year) to Mrs. Gallant, widow, of
the fame parifh, aged 74 !
On the 18th ult. in Dublin, by fpecial licence, James Byrne, Efq.
of Carrick on Suir, to Mifs Roe, eldoll daughter of Peter Roe, Efq.
of Fitzwilliam fquare.
At Auchmanock, Vries Cuthbert, Efq. wine merchant in Ayr,
to Mile Elizabeth Campbell, daughter of Arthur Campbell, Efq.
of kuchmanock.
London, England, 1805-04-05

To LADIES of RANK and FAFHION.

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TBOWMAN'. Potent FULLDRESS HEAD
• DRESSES.—On account of the great prefrure of home hu-
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. _

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His Musks of which he has above soo of various Chapel, moft
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