biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
Star.
London, England, 1805-04-17

By ADAM FERGUSON 1.1...13:-F. R.S. E.

Late Profeffor of Moral Phildophy in the Univerfity of Edinburgh,
Member of the Ro-•al Academy at Berlin. of the Royal Aca-
demy at Florence, of the Etrufcan Society of Antiquaries at Car-
ton*. and of the Arcadia at Rome.
Of Bell and Brsdfute may be had, written by the fame A thor,
Inilitutes of Moral Phildophy ; third edl ion, eniarg u; one
volume izmo. price 3s boards.
An Effay chi the. Haney of Civil Society ; filth Edition ; One
volume Bvo. price 6s. in boards.

Principles of Moral and Political Science ; being ehl. fly a Re-
trorpect of Ledures delivered in the Collie of Edinburgh ; Two
volumes quartn, price tl. ads. inboards.

CRITICAL REVIEW.
Pcrmutet Doniloos, et eedat In alters Jura !
THE CRITICAL REVIEW, that long efla-
-L blifhed and recordable Publication, is now come into the pof-
fellion of a new Proprietor. Sen&ibk of the arduous .a& in which
he s engaged, he (tumid tremble fur fluters, were pot his tears All-
ayed by the moil flattering confutation. it is his god fortune to
hay! eonnedtions at once ufeful and honourable; with men, dif-
ringunlied in the Metropolis fur Science and Literature; and mcts
wins add fplendour even to that iflultrious Univerfity, to which he
is primed to belong. Uorticr hush aufpiees be savages boldly in this
important undertaking; he is infpired with the moll fanguisse
hopes; M (gala that be may look fuevrard su the ample reward of
Ms labours.

A Clave to no party, a bigot to no prejudice, be conceives him-
fdf to he well fitted for the entidutil of a Literary Journal; and be
troika, that the nice ellintate of Ikiti and labour in the itmeftigation
of ambit Aridly confident with the molt ardent attachment to
our civil and religious inflitutions. As a friend to Literature, be
will exert every nerve to advance it; and, as an independent man,
to whom gain Is not a primary objet, he will (pare no armee to
gratify the public attention.
To the Foreign publications which trail, command the notice
of Periodical Journals, the Proprietor of the Critical Review ven.
tutus to manna the addition of a large flock of Spina and Por-
Lugo& Literature; fo far, at loft. L the prefent date of Europe,
unfriendly to literary communication, will permit him to realise
ids bolas. This nitwit new fame of modern learning will be
duly apgrociated by perfons convivfaut with there languages, and
who are known to admire them eves to cothafiafm.

Thus anineded, and tbiis cirenotianced, the Proprietor of tits
Critical Reviews offers his publication to the world, boldly confid-
ing In its eventual fecerft, but Rill not difilalulog to Wick an in-
=attention to the Brit movuments of a work, which is In-
to advance gradually to literary parketten.
N. B. It is reepsefted that all communal:mime way be addreifed
to the Proprietor of &ha Critical Review, at Mr. Matvinasi,
aB, bailey.
London, England, 1805-04-17

GRAND STATE LOTTERY.

ADRUMMOND, No. 65, FLEET-STREET.
. whim to remind his Friends and the Publie in general, that
the Mehra Lottery in the whole world begins drawing on Monday
the 13th of May, confifting only of 30,000 Tickets, ai.cl contain-
ing Prim. to a large amount, viz.
s Prises of £ 30.000 I 3 Pritesof 4 10,000
2 Ditto aopoo 3 Ditto sOOO
be. atc. be.

M a great number of Ladies and Gentlemen were difappointed
Lilt Lottery, Instortaing able to buy Tickets at any price, A, pa on-
no NO recommends an early purchafe for the prefent important
Lottery, which will prevent a chfappohnotent, and be ■ great frying
to purchafers, as the price of Tickets may be expected to rife con-
Jidtrably.-.-Prizes to any amount paid on demand.
Correa Numetical Books and Numbers carefully examined.
London, England, 1805-04-17

MARRIED.

Wednefday, at Kthg's-Brompton, Somerfetadre, John Chary,
Efq. of Taunton, to Mifs Emma Lucas, one of the daughters of
Stuckly Lucas, Efq. of Baron's Down Park.
Thurfday, at Bath, Capt E. F. Davis (of the EaR India Service)
late Adjutant of the Bath Volunteers, to Mifs Harriet George,
daughter of Mrs. George,of the North Parade, Bath.
Richard Carter. of Stephen's Green, Dublin, Efq. to Mifs I.ouifa
Rihton, filth daughter of Sir George Ribton, of Landfeape, in the
County of Dublin, Bart.
London, England, 1805-04-10

TO THE LADIES.

THE Tricnnian Fluid, in Twenty-Font Hoim,
changes Red or Grey Nair to any Riede of Brown or Bi.e.„.
and fueh is its permanency, that neither Powder, Pomatum, (le
Wathing, will rmisive it. It alto Rrengthens the weaktll figs,
prevent, its falling off, and increafes the Growth to a degree et
Luxuriance that rivals every thing otlertd fur limiter purpofes.
To convince the Po!)lie, any,perfon fending a leek of Hair, pot
paid, fealcd at the end, fo as to prevent imptifition, mall have it
returned, free nt expence,changed te any fhade (hewn at the p 1
of file. It will le found equally efficacious in changing the ti.w
grown Hair upon Horfes' Knees &c.
Sold at Mr. Golding's. 4e. Cumbill: Mr. Overton's. 47, New
Bond-Rivet; and Mt. Wright's, Wade's Palrage, Bath, in bottles
of tl. is. each.
London, England, 1805-04-10

AFTOO4TMENT OF ♦ Tti4FOKARY SPKAKIR.

he inilifpofition of the Lord Chancellor continuing, it was
-rcvc.t aii;arenrly in reference to the fame, that Hi, Majelly's
('orimiflion, under the Great Seal, be rail; authorifing and ap-
run;ing Edward Lord EllubJrough, Chief Jufticc of the Court
of King's Bench, to a& and officiate as Speaker of the Houfe of
Lords, during the ablence of the Lord Chancellor, &c. The fame
was read accordingly.
The LORD CHANCELLOR then put the formal Tuition
upon the proceeding., and itched from the Houle, and Lord Ellen-
borough &only after took hi, feat upon the Woolfack, u Speaker,
*""P"".
London, England, 1805-06-22

LAW MTELI IGANZL

SUMMER ASSIZES.
Oreoan.—Lonl Elknbonnsel, Mr. police Lawrence.
Home—Lord Wel Juftice MansfiLld, Mr. Janice Heath.
Noarote.--Lord Chief baron, Mr. jurtice Grore.
MIDLAND....MX. Baron Th0111(011, Mr. PRICe Knolze.
Werrean.—Mr. Juftl,-e Le Blanc, Mr. Baron Graham.
NOIll uram..—Mr. juftice Cbintsre, Mr. Baron Noma

COURT OF MN BENCH, JUNE 19.
THILKING•V. PASSINCHAM AND ,A4nTef. R.

Lord ti.t.trnoitoucti oblerved, that title of the
Defendant, was in Court, but not the other ; they
molt both be in Court together to receive judgment.
The circorntlances of his report, even in the general
way in which he (hould (late it, were faiiciently pain-
ful in one ilatement, without beirg obliged to repeat
them : whenever the matter was hated, he (hould do

it as thortiy as ponible.
--
Mr. EESEIN E (Aid they fhonld be both brought up
on the day now underaood to be appointed for that
purpofe.

THE RING V. ROBERT OSMBEIT.
This was a convitlion of the Defendant for em-
h,:zzlement of Naval Stores belonging to His Majef-
ty's Dock-Yard at Plymouth, and the judwnent of
the Court was deferred to this day, for the porpore
of making inquiry into the pecuniary circumilanees
of the Defendant, who had for many years been ler-
sant ht this Dock-Yard. It turned oat, that after
the payment of his debts he was wottli allow 2831.
and that he is between 6o and 7c: years of age, and
has now no means but his labour to fupport himfelf
and his wife.

The Court taking all the circumffances of his cafe
into conlideraticn, did order and itOjudge that he be
fined zgl. and be imprifoned for one year in the Cam-
!non Jail for the County of Devon, and fut titer ire-
ptifoned until fuch fine be pill

Tit I KING 4. R MaNSLLI. PHILIP!, Esq
The Defendant had been convided of fending a
letter to another Gentleman on the fuhizet t f the
Caermarthe,n Election, to provoke a challenge, &c.
The affidavits Rated that what thi, Gentleman did
was under an irritation which the Profecutos had
caufed, he apprehending a chAllenge from hint. That
he bears no malice towards tl:e Profecotor, &c That
he is an Officer of Sea Fenc bles in Glarnorganthire,
and that his abfcnce from that corps will be detri-
mental to the fervice, &c.

Mr. CLIFFORD fupported the Defer.d.lnt's appeal
to the f.vnur of the Court.

Mr. Eassusi, for the profemion, faid this cafe
reminded him of a Line in a fav,,ut he Ballad, v'hich
onr Sivereign might apply to this Gentleman, Athos
a gull.:r.t and mtvitorious officer :
trust I have, within my realm,
's Five hundred good as he.'
Having faid this, be left tide entirely to the dill
cretin') of the Court ; on which it was ordered that
the Defendant (hould Hand coromiled to the King's
Beach Prifon, and brought up for judgment.
London, England, 1805-06-22

LLOYD V. GREEN.

Mr.P.stot Rated, that the Plaint;ff k a Batber and
Hair-dr:4er, in Carey-lireet. The Defendant had
been Waiter, hot was now Mailer of Will's Coffee-
houfe,Dneoln's-Inn-fields. The Plaintiff had Int two
rears and Lome months di effed the hair and !hayed
the Deizndant, fnr which he charged the ',fuel furs.
on thee occafions. Ile onderftood that a cuftnm was
to he fet up in defewe, by which it was to be eßa-
bli ;led, that a Hair.dreffer or Barber was to drefs
and (have all the Mailers andWaitcrs of Cutree-houfes
and Hotels, gratis, in confideration of their recom-
mending him to the cuttomers t.f the houfe. He
had heard of the cuflum of Merchants being part of
the law of the land—but he did not know that the
cußotn of Barbers was any part of Inch law.
It appeased in evidence that the Plaintiffatiended
the Defendant as Hair-dretfer, Shaver, &c. tor up.
wards of two years, as he had done tile Defendant's
predecefftr in this Coffee houfe (Mr. Titonht s) who
had paid him.
It was attempted to he proved that a enflorn ex.
Med as Rated by Mr. PARK 6, but Lord ELL' ego.
stouott (aid it could not countera& the Law. Ver-
di& for the Plaintiff—Damages 71. 7,.
Till RING V. BLACD.)I4.

Mr. Cutwoon applied, that the judgment which
was to be pronounced to-morrow, might Hand over
to a future day, on the ground cf !he ncrctfl y of pm.
curing an affidavit from a witnefs, nho had be,n un-
der examination before the Houle rf Commons. The
Learned Counfet raid, that according to the terms of
the affidavit, under the authority of which he appli-
ed for the indulgence of the Court, the privileges of
Parliament would have been violated, if the ell ;ninny
recognized, had been before obtained. Although it
was 1, hated, the Learned Counrel WAS nut aware
how thole privileges could be affeCted.
Lord Et.r.s sottotron.—.'s One would be enreme•
ly tender of vi,dating any privilege of the Hoof of
Commons, but how this effeft can be produced ire
this way, I want new lights to difcaver."
Mr. READER, on the fame tide, fail, that he bad
had an opportnnity of infpeuling the affidavit whicn
had nut be thewn to his Learned Friend, and that
the true ground of this application was, that Mr.
Bartholomew, who bad been examined before the
Honk of Commons, was gone to Portfmetith, and
that an interval of tome days would be =diary to
obt tin his affidavit.
Lord ELLEN BOROUC If There is no objection to
giving fuck an opportunity ; but this is a matter of
faCt. not a quehion of prix ilege. Let it (land over
until Wednefdey next."
This being the firtt day of Sittings in Term, at one
o'clock the Chief juitice fat at Nin Prius, but nothing
material occurred, and time Court broke up at an
aerrly hour.

The unparelleled (twee, of Mr. Twutt.tres cele-
brated Divertifement "'l'3:• Qt2arrei," ha,, we no-
de' Wind, induced that ingecitais Compote, Votcr,
to gratify the molten! world with A piece upon a
plan, entitled " The Reconciliatiot:," an,l which,
though it has not been publithed rzysre than A week,
has received the fanaion of no lets than live of the
moll lathionable mufical parties at the Welt cod of
the Jose.
London, England, 1805-06-22

PARLIAMENT/a r PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LOkDs, r siluAY . TUNE sr.

. .
Counted and evidence were hea:d at the Bar in fuppealt of the
laim to the Roufe Peerage.
The Bill for granting an Indemnity to thole concerned in the
advance of a Loan of 40,cc:1. to B"yd. Benfield, and Co. was
brought up by Mr. Latscati.rb ; read a brit time, agtd ordered to
\e printed.

i the Order of the Day for the third reading of the Pancras
Bill,

The Earl of SUFFOLK prefented a Petition againft the Bill ,
t nn fame informadry being pointed out in It by the Chancellor,
Lordfhip withdrew it, for the purpofe of having it amended and
prefented again to-morrow. The :bird reading was poftponed
until Thurfday.
Lord WALSINGHAM prefented a Petition from Mr. Juftice
• which. after Tome obfervations by the Lord Chancellor, and
Lordlbip's motion, was ordered to be taken into confiderati on
whole Houle on Tutfday neat, when the Lords were or-
to be fununoned.
Order of the Day, for the fecond reading of Gardner'.. Di.
Bill,was poftponed until Tuefday.
le Stipendiary Curates Bill having been recemmitt,A, a long
converfation took place on the claufm in which the Duke of Nor-
the Arebbifloops of Armagh and Dublin, and the Chancellor
Some of the claufes having been gnat through, the Houre
fumed, the Chairman reported pr. refs, and 0444 leave to
. again on Wednefday.—The other order. of the day were gone
through, and their Lordships adjourned till tons crow.
London, England, 1805-08-14

DUBLIN, A&GUST 6.

Ttrefday, Mr. John Kelly, of Davidflown, county
of Wicklow, who has been confined fince 1803, um-
der a S,cretary's warrant, was liberated from Ka.
mainharn gaol.
On Saturday John Donelly, John Gallagher and
John Moran, were executed at the front of the New
Gaol, Green-fireet, purfuant to their fentence, for of.
fences refpeting bank note forgeries.
London, England, 1805-08-14

THE► MARKPTS.

CORN I IC111•1102, 41117CWIT 14.
Wheat is here in large fupply, having this week
upwards of 30,000 quarters come in chiefly from
RIAU and Danizic ; and large further arrive!'
being fliortly expeeted, has the influence of few fates
at prefent, and thole at further reduainn—There is
a dullnefs in the fele of Barley, and at lets ice—
Malt, with Peas and Beans, of each fort, are alto
lower in price.—There is a tolerable good fupply of
Oats, and this article may likewife be quoted rather
cheaper—ln Flour but little variation.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Whoa. 48.. 641. 886. per qr. Grey Peale 401- to 4616
Fine Ditto. 9sl. 965. ad. Beans, 464 35..
Rye. 465. Sts. od. rick Ditto 445. Sc Od
Barley, 4os. 455. Od. Oats, ass As. 3516
Malt, 775. Ess. od. Poland ditto 34. 36.04,
Wbite Peace, 484.531. od. Rape Seed. 371. 40. per let

. .
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Flout Bc.s. to Fs& Seconds 751. to Sc.. per leek.

EDINBURGH, AUGUST to.

On Wednefday a field of oats was began to &kept
down near Warrillon, in the neighbourhood of Edin-
burgh.
Thurfday, a field of ripe barley was cut down at
Porto Bello, near Edinburgh.
Within there two days, feversl fields of excellent
barley have been cut down upon Almond Effete. •
At Maybole Lammas market, which was held on
Tuefday morning, woollens advanced In price, on
account of the fcareity, and great demand for them.
At St. James's fair, on Monday laft, there was a
very good thew of black cattle ; fuch as were in con-
dition for the butcher fold ready at good prices, but
for keep there was not much demand-. Good horfet,
either for the draught or (addle, fold well.
London, England, 1805-08-14

STATE PAPERS.

LETTER 01 NIS MAJESTY THE ZINO OF PRUSSIA, IN
WHICH HE ACKNOWLEDGES NAPuLEON AS EMPEROR
OF THE FRENCH.
ILITRACT OF A LETTIM /ROM PARIS, JOLT U.
" It is well known that among the Powers of Eu•
rope, Pruffia was one of the firli to recognife the new
Imperial dignity in France. Auaria, and the other
Sovereigns and States of Europe, together with
North America, followed this recognition ; except-
ing Italia, the Porte, England, and Sweden. Sub-
joined is the letter of his Profiian Majay to NAPO-
LEON, in which the hlintiler of State, the Marquis
de Lucchefini, is accredited to him as Emperor of the
French :
"SIR and Ban-Ara—The defire to maintain and to cultivate
thole relations of amity, and that perfset good underflandiag, in
which I have hitherto had the ',karate of being with the French Go-
vernment, and at the fame time to teftify to you my high perfonal
regard, has induced me to tranfmit, without delay, there prefrnts
to my Alinifter of State, the Marquis de Lucelefini, to accredit
him to your perfon in the quality of my Ambaffador Extraordi-
nary and Minifter Plenipotentiary. I accordingly requelt you to
believe whatever he may have the honour to fay or to propofe to
• you on my part. He will, in particular, fulfil my intentions by
giving your Imperial Majelly to underhand the fentlments which
I have ever cherifhed towardi y 'u, the fincere interest which! have
never ecafed to take in all ts..at is calculated to increafe and
hrengthen the profperity and welfare of the nation over winch you
rule; and my ardent whiles that this profperity may be [till far-
ther augmented by the happy reftaration of peace and tranquillity
In Europe. You will invariably find, in my mode of thinking and
asaing, the fame candour and the fame confidence in you, which
I have hitherto been fo anxious to thew you. While I give you this
alfurance, I likewife renew with pleafure, that of the fentiments of
fricndfhip, and the higheft confideration with which I am
" Your Imperial Majelty's good Brother and Friend,
Berlin, May ay, 1804. " FREDERIC WILLIAM."
LETTER. OF HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF SWEDEN, TO
THE GOVERNOR OF CALMAR.
" Stralfund, Nov. 3, zlios.
• SlR—After I was informed by your letter of the asthof Offio-
her, of the departure of his Majefty Louis XVIII. I could no
longer refrain from exprcffing to you In particular, as well as to
the other Officers at Calmar, and to the inhabitants of that place,
the extraordinary pkafure which I received from the exemplary
eondudt of them all during the refidenct of that illuftrious Perfo.
nage in Sweden. His Majefty Louis XVIII. has himfelf borne the
fame testimony, to which I pay fo much the more regard, as I be-
lieve 4t to be a charaderiftie of Swedes to treat with refpeet and
veneration the legitimate rulers of every country. This is the molt
fatisfadory manner in which you can evince your attachment and
devotion to me. I charge you to acquaint all whom it may concern
with my fentimuns, and am
" Your truly affeffilonate,
uusTAvus ADOLPHUS...
London, England, 1805-08-14

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR INVESTIGATING THE DEBTS
OF THE LATE NABOBS OF THE CARNATIC.

- •
No. 3, CANNON-ROW, WESTMINSTER, AUGUST ts, !SOS. •
THE Commillioners for investigating the Debts of their late Highneffes WALAJAU and OMDUT
liL OPARAH,Iate Nabobs of the Carnatic, and of the late AMEER UL OMRAH, do hereby give Notice, That all Perfom
N',o claim to be Creditors of the faid Nabobs. and of the raid Ameer Ul Omrah, and who are defirous of availing thernfelves of
the benefit of the Plan for Liquidating their Debts, referred to In the Advettlfement from the Eaft India Hoare, on the sath July
11, That they arc ready to receive all Claims that may be parented at their Office on or before the nth day of November, dos,
:•,t Creditors or their Agents, after which period none will be received or admitted to the benefit of this Arrangement.
Similar Notices will be publiffied by the Conmtiffioners in India, allowing fuch period for the receipt of Claims there as dud' ap.

11cCaray.
That the Parties may be informed what particulars are to 'be Rated, in making their Applications, the ContUdffioisers further
give Notice, That the Nature of the Debt mutt be explained, and the Confideration for the fame when cootraaed, viz, If it arofe
from Mosey lent or paid, or for Articles fupplied, she Sum &lola file paid or lent, or the Things fupplied ; and if the Debt be for
Bemires performed, what were the nature and length of thofe Services. Where Intereft makes any part of the Claim, the Rate
weft he Rated, and whether it be according to' he Rate fpecified in the Obligation, or on what other ground it is claimed, and
the Amount of Intereft is to be diftinguifhed from the Principal. Where Patties refide at a diftance, they mutt appoint an Agent,
duly authorifed to appear before the Commiffioners. When the Original Creditor is not living, the Heir, or pafonal Reprefenta-
tom, or Perfons in poireffion of Bonds or other Claims, not Original Creditors, are required to hate the eireumftances under which
the Bond, or Claims came into his or their poffeffion, whether in their own Right, or for the ufe of other Perfons; and tlitc value
or corfideration local fle paid, or feeurities given for them. Schedules of all Claims, and of the Names of the ChbUanti will be
Üblifiled in the Gazette, in the Morning PaR, and in the Srae, for the Information of thofe who may be interefted in fupporting
,00profing the fame; and the Cornmiffioners will give due Notice to the Parties or their Agents fupporting or orpofing any Debt,
of the day on which it is to be takes into confideratiOn.

Cominiffionera further give Notice, that an Abittaa in the following Form, mutt accompany each Claim :
London, England, 1805-02-25

This day were yublillted, iv tg:ee Tot. tiro. price one guinea in
boards,
THE WORKS COMPLETE, OF JOHN
BROWN, M. D. of Edinburgh. congaing of
t. Obferestions on Fortier Syftcms of Medicine, and Outlines
of the New Marine.
2. A Refutation orthellx.etrine of goafm.
3. Elemerfts of Medicine—a corrette.i Tranflation. To which
is pr.-fited, a Bidgrapideal Account of the Author, by his Son,
William Cullen Brown, M. D.
Printed for J. Johann, in St. Paul's Churet-yardi and H. Di
Syw in Paternolter•row.
London, England, 1805-08-13

SP,IIAr.

Menem, TUNE rt.—Our puparations are carrlint;
on with the utmoti acclivity in all the ports of ,this
kiwzdom. At Cadiz four fhips of the line, one of
136 gave, were hauled not into tite Road, and on
the loorth t this month, two !hips of the line, the
Leandie 41.deaflile, faltd svit:iout any one having
the lead idea nt their dellination. Oter Marine is not
the only blanch of our offenfive or delenfive means to
which 'he eitlenti.,n of the Government is direFted.
The Militia of Cadiz is to be immediately organifed.
and 4 ramp is to he formed at Torre Garda. Orders
have alto been given confiderably to reinforce the
Spanifb army occopyiog the lines of St. Roth before
Giora4tar. Five hundred of the Spanifb Guards,and
an equal number of the Walloon Rettirnnt, are, wi. h-
our delay, to fet nut for that quarter. They are to
be replaces at Madr;d by the Swift Regiment de
Ccureen. A part of the garrilon of Barcelona is alto
to proceed on the lam; deflination. •
JuLy ;z.—The courage of our feamen increafes
daily, as will appear by th.e following example r--
On die 2i ll of May lin, the Spanish privateer El
Vergador, Captain ARANA, niet an Englith frigate
off the ;rah coati ; the litga:e was on the look -out
for the privateer, and gave him a broadfide before
the privateer, witofe guns were of fmaller calibre.
could return it the anion, hOwever, commenced,
and the confequence was, that in fpite of the enemy's
fuperioi ity, tht privateer grappled the frigate; and,
notwitlinanding her obilinatt refinance, carried her
by boarding. She is named the Suffolk, and was
coming from the ifland of St. Vincent's with a cargo
of fugar 'and turn. She was fitted both for trade and
for privateering, carried p men, and tz fix-poun-
ders, and four twelves. The Sp:milli privateer car-
ried her into Bourcleaux. being the brit port Ile could
make fir fear of tke enemy. • . . . . •
London, England, 1805-08-13

r. TLssrl.

Brits, 27.—it is th_:t the rrrspored
ma« 11 hetv.ir Prince liEw as, of Fi utr: t, and one of
the. Plinccfres of Denmark, will not take place.
M. Buc;soss, the nenc'n Chars; d'Affaires, lately
dt:mandcal of the Eleaor of He is the thirniffal of
Mr. TAYLOR, the Engin Charge d'Anites at that
o,Art. .This requeft was not, however, complied
wi:h.

The Rut Van General WINMINCERODE, fe.nt by M.
Novosutrzosv a plan of military operations to Sr.
Peti iburgh, in cafe of a rcnewal of hoftilities
between France and Auftria. Prince Dotco-
R UCKY remains at Vienna to make all necelTary ar-
rangements, in the event of a combined Autlrian and
Ruffian army a¢ing againft France.
It is generally believed, that NAPOLEON will pro-
ceed from Brsologne into Holland, to zeceive in that
country .he tame honours as thole .he obtained in
Italy. Switzerland, it is expecled, Will loon 1116 e
the fame fate.

'The greaten aairity prevails both in the Ruffian
naval and military departments. It is fuppoced that
this aerivity arifes out of a Treaty )f alliance con-
cluded betwixt gngland and ltufltr.
We arc alTured that the Marquis de SOUZA, whso
was detained here feveral months by a diforder in
his eyes, and who had been appointed Minifter from
Portugal to St. Peterfburgh, will have another deli-
natiom. It is believed that he will go to Paris as Mi-
flitter Plenipotentiary. His Excellency has married
Madame de FLAHAUD, advantageoully known by fe-
veral literary works.
London, England, 1805-08-13

INTE W MUSIC, publifliel by CLEMENTI and
. Co. No. 26, Chrapfikk.—VOCAL MUSIC:

VAUXHALL SONGS COMPOSED by Mr. HOOK.
t. 11l leave milleart with tine, rung by Mr. Gray as 6d
t. The Siltnrs, rung Sy Mrs. Bland a 6
3. Little Sue, rung by ditto a 6
4. •I'brough the Braes of Kirkcaldy, rung by Mild Greville a o
5. Can'it thou love me, Mary, rung by Mr. Digntuu a o
6. Onc half the world don't know bow t'othcr lives, rung by
Mr Dignum 1 0
7. Through the Grove, rung by Mif: Greville t o
8. lies low down waiting on me, rung by Mrs. Bland a 6
9. The Britith Volunteer. rung by Mrs Frmilin I 0
to. la Fancy', light-wing'd form array'd, rung by Mr. Cray a o
11. The tuneful Bird ; lung by Mirs Orevilfo . 1 0
[2. Tis fancy governs all ; lung by Mr. Gibbon a o
3. Vanity Hall; rung by Mrs. Franklin - a o
14. Albion will govern the Sea; rung by Mr Denman a 0
ts. Love's Pmgrers; rung by Mr. Gray . • a a
t 6. The Maid of Cranford Green; rung by Mr. Gibbon a o
' 17. Dear Mary, be Mine ; Duct, lung by Mr. Dignuni and
Mrs. Bland - a 6
111. Vivi& la Bagatelle, rung by Mrs. Bland I o
19. Come out, my Love ; lung by Mils Greville t 0
20. I'he Whim of the Day; rung by Mr. Dignum a o
2.l.Sufan of Glafgow ; rung by Mif's Greville • a •
. . .. .

Clementi and Co. having ptirekafed of Mr. Hook all the Vaux-
hall S.angs for the Seaton, beg to inform the Public the whole will
be publdlicd as they appear in fucecfnun, and that the above may
be had fingle, or in Books of as. each.
London, England, 1805-08-13

Maniu,n and Prernires, known by
the name of NEWTOWN PARK, fituste in the Parith of
Boldre, near LYmington, in the County of Southampton. The
Manfion Rands in a taw:i of about Fifty Ares; furroutrled with
a Shrubbery. It commands molt deligh;ful views of the Sea, and
Ifle of Wight. The principal Rooms it are, an Obfervnory of
18 fret and a half by t 8 feet and a half; two Drawing rooms, 36
by as feet each ; a Dining Rwiour, as by 54 feet ; a Library, 24
by 19 feet; Entrance Ha 11,39 by 14 feet; with fuitable Bed-rooms,
Light Clofets, and convenient Offices ; Hot-bottles, Walled Gar-
den, well planted ; goad Coach boufes and Stabling for 13 Horfes.
The whole being in complete repair, and the Furniture good. It
is therefore in every reirect an eligible Retidence for a genteel Fa-
mily, and can be entered upon immediately.
For further particulars apply (if by Letter poll paid), to Charles
St. Bathe, Efq. at Lymmgtou: where/Tickets for viewing the
Pienufes may be obtained ---Au,;uft 9,18 cs.
London, England, 1805-08-13

HANTS.
TO BE SOLD By AUCTION, by Mr. WELLER,
. . -

•
On Wednefday. the 14th inftant, precifely at Twelve o'clock,
At the Skip and Bell, Horndean,
A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, lying
A
within a Ring Fence, caked WICK FARM ; cnfiftirg of
a Farm 1-I,tife, Gardens, dnubk Barn, Stables, Cart Inures, (wa-
tiary,Calf p.m, and I log.pounds, together with nineteen Enclo-
hares of Arable, Coppice, at,d Pathan Land, containing tp,l acres
and 3 roods, fituate in the l'ariPaes.of Charlton and Itliworth ; an
admirable &nation for a Gcntleanan.%Mofe purfuits pre in the
(ports of the field; it may truly be cftbnated among the firlt fpots
is the kingdom for a plenitude of game, and a delightful tituation
to creel. a Cottage Ornee. The general feature of the country is
a Indic:ape of great variety—a very charming Hanger, rich it/
fighge, eXtellth to the eatrcnie boundaries of the eltate. It is only
two miles from the Portfiniautii pad, and 60 from London.—
Yoffefli n wit be given at Michaelmas next.
File Bailiff will thew the Farm; and printed particulars may be
Lad by applying to Wire. Mined'', and Crosnpigue, Solicitors,
Gorport ; Chapter Coffee-houfe, Londoa ; and of Nilr. Weller, at
his General Agency ()ace, Chichufter, where a Plate of the Estate
may be inn.
London, England, 1805-08-13

This dity were puhElhcd,
liandfomely printed in three Volumes Oetavo, and erobellitheil
with a Portrait of the Author, from. au original Plaure,
One Pound Four Shillings in boards,
DISCOURSES concerning the TRUTH of the
CHRISTIAN RELIGION, and REMARKS on ECCLE-
SIASTICAL HISTORY.
By the late Rev. JOHN JORTIN, D. D.
archdeacon of London, Redor of St, Dunftan's in the Eaft, and

Vicar of Kenfington.
Printed for John IVhite, Fleet-fireet.
The three Volumes now publifbed conflitute the firft portion of
the complete edition of the Works of Dr. Jortin, which was an-
nounced to the Public tome time fine to be in a Rate of forward-
nefs, under the fuperintendance of his defeendants. The Life of
Erafinus, the Sanions,and the other Works, are now printing, and
will be brought out with every poMblc degree of expedition. It is
become neceffary to apprize the public that there is on tale a uiratcd
and imperfeel edition of the Remarks on Ecelefianical Hasty in
three vols. fivo. and at the fame price as the above, but without
either the Difeourfes,which 1). J. hinifelf Cates to he the fiat part
of that work, or the alterations and corredtions which this edition
v‘ut dos. It is further tiuderfload, that following the example of
thole who have pirated the R..marka, a mutilatid edition is pre-
rarinz of the life of Era rmusl againit which Dr. Jurtin's fatuity beg
leave to caution the
London, England, 1805-08-13

I:UW/1.

ST. PETERSBURGH, JULY 24.—We are pofitively
affured that our troops in Poland are aircrnbling on
the frontiers. Among the Generals employed is Ge-
neral VoN SUCKLI pF N, a Commander of a Corps of
Artillery. M. ac NOVOSILTZOIF has not yet arrived
in this capital.

SWEDEN. •

STOCKHOLM, JULY 12.—We read in the biography
of M. ToRITON WASSilittUll, of a certain paffor, born
at Waffeenda, that he ferved that curacy +4 years ;
dut ing which time he never miffed preaching but three
times, in confequence of a heavy fall of fnow. He
11.!s left 2400 written lemons, read the Bible thronßh
;a times, and ha,. walked over a fpace of grot.r,„l
equal to 9600 German miles.
JULY 17.-1 ne Ruffian Envoy, Baron ALOPiCS,
is expeeted back from Schonen this day. Our Envoy
at London, Baron SILVERHJELM, is at ived at Got-
tenburgh. •
London, England, 1805-08-13

D EN R K.

COPIDINACEN. JULY 16.—0“ Friday lan died thL
Princefs FREDERICA MARIA, having fcercely reached
her firth week. The formation of a department of
Public Infiruelion is finally dettrmined upon.
Mr. PIERREPOINT, the EnAlifh Ambaffirdor, has
returned here from feeing the manoeuvres of the Sv►e-
difh camp ; and M. d'At.lp, us, the Ruffian Envoy,
has fet out on his return to Pcterfhurgh.
London, England, 1805-08-13

This day were pubilibed,
In One Volume, price Ss. in boards,
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS concerning
SEA BATHING. To which are added, Remarks on the Ufe
of the Warm Bath.
By A. P. BUCHAN, M.D.
Of the Royal College of Phyficiatts, London.
Printed for T. Caddi and NV. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1805-11-09

TO THE LADIFs.

R AG AZET's ORIENT I. DEPILATORY.—.-
.1., Tips preparation for removing SUPLRFLUOUS HAIRS
from the FACE, NECK, ARMS. tee. and for improving the
COMPLEXION, has bent (Wit:leanly celebrated throughout the
raltern Nations, fri.m whence it was brit brought to this country
by Lady M. W. M—ue. In thole abodes alimony. particularly
:n Turkey sad Egypt, it appears the Ladies andtantly make vie
of this Treparat:oit at the baths, and it was by means of lady M.
W. M.'s free :waft to them, that We became acquainted with the
Icret of its rot;:rtition. Ey the men It is employed to give unifur-
rtityand Pa At e t-i their tnu,:achimi,ete. This Depilatory has now
iur matty rays (attained a eharadter in England and on the Conti-
nein, fur Ps innoren, quality, permment (dee, and grateful odour
as apctfume, which the great number °W....whim and unfoccitsful
attemy , to Imitate P, have proved to be excluively its own. To
pre"ent thole impotitious, which arc daily prattifed, and that La-
Alice may have it in their power to procure the abovsby fending
favants or others, without the polEbill.ty of being espofed to the
elf,dls of impertinent cutiolity, pleafc to obfervc, that each bot.
sic is ;adored in a ruled cover of plain writin* paper, with direc-
tios and a more detailed account than delicacy or the Emirs of
an advertifauent will admit, fignal T. Batazle, in the Proprie-
tor's hand-writing.
Sold orholeiale and retail by Megra, Shtw end Edwanls, St.
Paul's Church-yard; and may be had of all the sikablifhed yen.
404 and perfume= iu Cuitaitty. price 34.'1. the bottle.

Na regard will bs bad to any 'reader is toSieli the trice fiall net le
isferted is word, at length, et tbatfiall sot M delivered to the .11,ard &-
Are One e'Cleei vs the fail Friday the is:6 wfl.rnt, tor sniffs
she Perils wife make the Tastier, er Jew Poles we his 6ehalf, attend:,
sefteer whew saiedf.r.
London, England, 1805-11-09

SWEARING IN THE LORD MAYOR.

Yellerday, the Lord Mayor, accompanied by the
Lord. Mayor eke, in his new 'fate carriage, proceed.
ed in tlate from the Manton Hoare to Guildhall,
attended alfo by the Sheriffs, Aldermen, &c. &c.—
They were met at the entrance by 'the Matter and
Court of Affillants of the Company of Scriveners, to
which his Lord (hi o Elea belongs. After being (worn
in according to cullom, they returned in the fame
proceffion to the Mention Houfe, where the Lord
Mayor gave them a fumptnous entertainment, gene-
rally termed his farewell dinner. This day they pro-
ceeded by water, in the ufual (fate, to Wefiminfler
Hall, where their Lordthips, &c. witted the feveral
Law Courts according to annual callous.
The Sew carriage of the Lord Mayor Eled is ex-
tremely elegant ; the City Arms are moll exquifitely
and confpicuoully painted on the pannels; the mount-
ing of coach and harnek is of Myer; ornamented in
the fame manner.
The only carriages belonging to Aldermen, that
appeared in the proceffion, were thole of Sir C. Nice
and Alderman Ht/NTER.

EPIGRAM
London, England, 1805-11-09

Portugal-ftreet, fm.

Of whom may be bad, in 4. roll. royal Bvu. price al. as in board;
An Analytic"! D.:encl.' Index of all the Equity Reports, by R.
W. Bridgman, l•.fq. Alio a Treat& oa the Study of the La a., lrf
the fame Author, 411.

CHANCERY PRACTICE.
This day w av publlEsed.
In Two Volumes oe. wo, price tBa. in hoard.,
HE PRESENT PRAC TICE and COSTS fa
.1- the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY; with radical Dia
redliona and Remarks for the Guidance of the Solicitor in the
concludlitg of a Caufe, from the Commencement to Its ante. And
alto in condueling other Proceedings in Matter. under the Iva•
diction of the Court, or of the Lord Chancellor; Let which the
Prietice of the Court (and particularly before the Malter)Js fe it
explained, in a manner entirely new; with an Appendix, contain -
ins a valuable Collation of modern Precedent% in neceffary ufe
during the progrefa of a Cade. By S. Turner, Solicitor, third Ea..
don ; confiderahly enlarged and Improved,
By ROBF 11.1' HINDI: VENABLES,Efq.
Of the Six Clerks' Me.
London: Printed fur W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booktellers.
l'ortnaMtrect, Lincoln'. Inn.
London, England, 1805-11-09

Clirri.ridlif, Icon:m:788.

Yefterday failed the KENT, Captain GAIRITT.—
Thc THAiILs frigate was undocked yefierday after
being coppered. She will be fitted immediately for
fea.—The Gist KIIZID is to be fitted for a hulk, and
to lie at Eilmouth.

An order has been received at this Dock Yard, to
retain evidence for the trial of Capt. Tastptr, which
will take place at the next March Mach at Maid.
none.
London, England, 1805-02-22

CATHOLIC PETITION.

DUBLIN. Frs. 36.—This evening, at a very full
meeting,Lord FINGALL in the chair, our labours -
minated,.by the unanimous vote of the altembly, tor
the petition for inn entire emancipation. Lordna ca
Sir THOMAS FRENCH, Sir EDWARD BELLEW, Barts.
with DENNIS SAILLY and JAMES RYAN, Efqrs. are
appointed to prefent the petition, and are to proceed
to London forthwith. They arc to offer it to Mr.
PITT ; (hould he decline it they are to take the belt
mode to have it prcfented. A Committee of 21 is
appointed here, with whom thof deputies are to
communicate during their million.

hL4RK.L.divE.

CORN EXCHAIM, ?El. 22.

We have to.day feveral further arrivals of Wheat,
which with much remaining forms a large fupply—
fates of good quality are tull 3s. per quarter lower,
and more fo on other qualities ; inferior alma tri7 t-
out fate—Barley, Malt, Peas, and Beans of c.t,
kind, are in extreme plenty at lower prices—Ryc
Rape Seed at fmall Alienation—the many arrivalc •
Oats remaining on hand, create fales at a further I •
dation—the Flour trade is heavy, and great qt-,:!r: •
ties from the North of fecond quality, at lefs p-i.
. than we quote.

GENERA'. CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat, 754. yos. 7021 per qr. Grey Peale sos. to 445.
Fine Ditto, toss. sop. od. Ruins, gas. 48e, od.
Rye, 335. 571. od. Tick Ditto 365. 425. od
Barley,42s. 4ss. od. ORSII, 271.295.315.
Malt, 78‘. 83s. od. Poland ditto, 325. 331.61
White Peale, 465. sza. od. P ape Seed, 441. to 481. Ft Ist

PRICE OF LOUR.
Fine Flour 841. to 88s. St.conds Bos. to 841. per !stk.

LONDON: Printed and pubUthcd y LEVEL KENT. (of '..ar•
terbury-place, Lambeth), at the STAR Orrice. No. t, Cute
Are% PvDlUhc4 alto at the 6TAL Ornci, Tooplc.lka
London, England, 1805-02-22

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Anamin.—At Hoylake, the Matti's* Burnett; and Gem"
Wathington, Parrott, from Savannah ; Olive, Richard ; and Bar-
badges Packet, Smith, front Clsarlelton. At Liverpool, Henman,
Haynes, from Ncw 01-Irani ; and Gooch, front Oporto
and Irelatd, with damage. At Cork, Mill Charlotte, Holland
from Leghorn. At Duul;n, Henay, Hayes ; Providence, Owen ;
Atlantic, Sitting; Commerce, Walker; Fanny, Prouting; and
Pettevcrance, Walker, from London. At Savannah, ripFoo Sailts
Flagg, from Loudon ; and the Hope, from Liverpool.
London, England, 1805-02-14

BANKRUPTS.

Cane Barrow, of 1-Tanfortb, Chethire, (trailer, dealer and chap-
elan, en furrender Feb. In, and March I, at eleven, at Bridge-
water Arms, MAnchefter, and March as. at fix, at the King's
Arms, Lancalter. Attorney, Mr. Bernard Holland, King-ftroet,
hlanchefter.

ThOmas Woodcock, of Appleton 1n the Moors, Yorkihire' am-
merchant, dealer and chapsnan, March 6,7, and 26, at eleven,
at the Red Lion, Gooecanagate, York. Attorney, Mr. John
Pettit, in KirbymoorsSe, Yorkthire.
Graham Wilkinfot,, L,:c of George-fireet, Hanover fqsare, Mid-
dlefex, money fcrlvencr, Feb. 16, 26, and March a 6, at ton, at
Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. John Dassfon, 'Warwick-
Rrcet, Goiden.fquare.
George Byrne, of Fleur-Brea, Chetfca, Middkres, hatmaker,
dealer and clansman, Feb. ty, March 2, and 26, at eleven,at
Guild-
h.lf, I.ordon. Auornits, Meffrs. Parka, Young, and Hughes,
Effes-ftrect, Strand.

MANCHEATPit, F.ll. 9. —The Drenjiirl Reknit.—
This promifing youth„ who has acquired fo much
celebtiry in this part of the country, made his &it
appearance at Stockport on Wednefday laR, in
the arduous charalter of Hamlet. Confidering the
numerous, and to a boy, almolt infurmountable dif-
ficulties of this laborious part, he acquitted himfelf
with furprizing dexterity, and very impreffiveefFed.
On Friday he made his feccnd 'appearance, in the
charafter of Frederick, in Lamer: Vow:, in which he
was gill more fuccefsful. The audience, which was
very numerous and rtfpettable, tellified their appro-
bation of his efforts by the loudeft and moll unani-
mous plaudits. The young Gentleman's friends
were complimented on the uccafion by the moll dif-
tinguifired perfons for rank and talents in the place,
who expreffed in the warmed terms their farisfaCtion
at his performance, and their fining conviCtion of
the probability of his future eminence, from the ad-
mirable fpecimen of early talent which he had juR
exhibited.

The Ticket No. 1(177, drawn yeflerday a prize of
fool. was fold in one Eighth and fourteen Sixteenth,,
by J BRAI4ISCOMB and Co. at their Lucky Lottery
Offices, No. IT. Holborn, and 37, Cornhill, where
Tickets and Shares a:e now felling, warranted un-
drawn, and as cheap as at any Licenfed Office in
England, and where the fortunate Holder Gf each re-
esSive Share of the above, or any other Capital
Prize, will be paid on demand.

TWeNTY THOUSAND Pounos.—The Ticket No.
6431. drawn yeßerday, a prize of 20,0c01. was (har-
ed in one Quarter, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenths ;
and the Ticket 21467, (hared in Sixteen Sixteenths,
were both fold and regitlered at Niles truly fortu-
nate Offices, No. 4, cornhill, and No. 9, Charing-
•Crofs, where the holders may receive their money on
demand, or exchange them for nndrawn Tickets or
Shares iu the prefent Lottery. N. B. The fiat drawn
Ticket on the Seventh Dar is entitled to to,oool.
and the fira drawn on the eighth (I.ty to cspool. ;
thc following i. the !late of the Wheel :
z Prize of . - - 4. 25400
3 . 20,000
3 • . pc°
z - - loco
die. Za.. Ike.
Saturday is the next day of Drawing.
London, England, 1805-02-14

NORFOLK cikcvrr.

Lord (-hid Juitiee MANS! II LD, attil the Right Noe. Mr.
Jultict Gloat.
nn-k+ Saturday, March sAt Ayklbury.
Bed( r. hiresl'hurfday. March 7, at lkaord.
. wai'•gdun9ir.•—Saturday. March 9, at Huntingdon.
C,mhritigrthirr--Tuciciay, March is, at Cambridge.
Nortilk—Saturday„ March i 6, at .1 hettord.
butfolk..llltufoLy, March at. at Bury St. Edmund's.
MIDLAND CIRCUIT.
Lord add Baron MACDO NA LD and the Hon. Mr. itilliCC

Clamant.
Nrwthamptouttarr.....MOntlar. March 2. at Northampton.
Antlandlltire--Friday, March 8, at Oakham.
Liticolnatirc and City.—Satirtity, Much st. at Lincoln.
Nortinalsamillore and Town—Friday, March is, at Nottingham.
Derby :Lac—Monday, March !S. at Dcrby.
I.cicefi,rfitirc and Borough-1 holiday, March if, at Lckcitcr.
Cityuf Coventry.—Monday, March 23. at Coventry.
Warwick atirc,-..Tudilar. Marck26, at Warwick.

NOtinfElt S 4 CIRCUIT.
Laoesfter—niefday, Mareb 26, inikad of Saturday 23.

COURT OP KING'S BENCH, FEB. It.
CHALLINGS.-Tlfll BING V. GIIIIIONS, KM.
John Theobald, Efq. having obtained a Role to
Mew caufe why a Criminal Information firould not
'be filed againil Lieutenant Colonel Gibbons, of the
Royal Ealt Middlefe; Militia, for giving him a chal•
lenge, came on to be argued this day ; when the
Court, after hearing Mr. Disarms, Mr.
and Mr. LITTLIDALS for Cnlonel Gibbons, and Mr.
WiLsoN in reply, (lopped Mr. WIGLIT, who was
Counfel on the fame fide, and difebarged the Rule.
London, England, 1805-02-14

FOLKESTONE FRP.E. SCHOOL, KENT.

TICE IS HER EBY GIVEN. Th:it a Matter
Nlc wanted fur the Lid Schou!, and that the Nlayor and
Jr-
rate of the fai.i tom, I..tcrt,! on the Id tLy of April mat. to pso-
etr.l to tht. Fledtinn of a Nlaltrr. who mutt be fain& ntly recom-
mended as to Mwaia Abilities.
All tettimouial4 pre to he &livered More Ten o'clock of that
day. undrr (cal to the Mayor of Folketione, and the Perrone and,-
Ing arc detircd to at:ead.
i'bere IA a Owelang.honfe for the Matter, with School-room.
large CIAI4. and Out-hulldings, free from Rent and Taxes, of
which pre Ara 'All be delivered on the rth July next.
- . . . _

rbewym font hisit-r has been paid 141 a--ya;r, awl the Farnt
from which the falary b paid is lctt for an advance of Ili. a year,
from PAtchaelmli

Farber particulars may be bad' by applying to Thomas Baker,
Felkeftne.

That the Receipt of Notes of the above Defcription in Rents.
and all other ocenniary Teardialue,,, is intended with much lois
a time, tro Ur., and inconvenience; and, it not chected • will in a
!bort time piteoftt any Specie being brought into Cirenlatlon.
3. fetal Notes, payable at dawn places, are the means of
raiti,g the 'Prices of Prowinoesto the middling and poorer Claes.
24 they mutt frequently fuhnsit to exorbitant Demands fcr what
they purchafe with thole Note,, or pal a Premium for their
Ausqunt in Specie.
4. That as his Majelty'sittativers of Taxes and Recife Dudes in
tills County, will receive so titan Notes in Paymer.t, except thofe
of the Book of England, and aro for the Reafons before Rated. it
is Refolved, by thole attending this Meeting that they will not
receive in the murk of any traufadtions of Bu.fincfs, whether in
the Receipt of Rents or eitherwife, any Notes under the Value of
rive P..tiuds each, except thole of the Bank of England ; . nd that
the Nubility. Gentry, Dere!, and tubers of this and the neigh
bowing Countles,bh requefted to co-oporate with this Meeting in
their endeavours to check a McAbee to detrimental to the Public
Imerell.

5. That a tandem Number of Copies of thefe Refulutions be
printed in Englilb and Welds, net that the lame be circulated and
Ruck op in al. Public Places within this Count , and adveztifed
Three 'limes In the London Papers, called the STA R. CuUtiet, Tr'r
yeller, and Sun ; and in the Cambrian, Gloucester, Hereford, and
Sarah Farky's Briltol Papers.
6. That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Sheriff, for
his Readinefs in calling this Meeting._ _

-N. MOROAN, Chairman,
7. That the Thanks of tkil Meeting he given to the Chairman,
for his Condudt in the Chair.
London, England, 1805-08-22

ST. HALENA. JUNE :9.

As the vtfTel which carries this, the Belle packet,
is going off immediately for England, having brought
difpatches from the Governor General, 1 cannot fay
fo much as I mherwife would.. A great number of
Bombay paffengers have kill arrived here. Among
the principal are General BANNANTYN Pi Colonel Bo-
DEM, Capt. MOOKI, Mrs. HINSHAW, MajOrNicHoLs,
Colonel MURRAY, who lately commanded the army
in Guazerat, and Major PRICE. There are very bad
news from General LAKP, but we are in hopes that
the place has fallen, and that peace has been the con-
ks:lmm
London, England, 1805-08-22

_
PAY OFFICE; HORSE GUAlLtiff, tiloS.
• OFFICERS ON HALF PAY.
•NarICE s herd), given, by diraiois of the Risii
Hentkesite the Poyorafier Gerteral of his Forest,
r • Thotthe Affidavits of Officers on Half PO, an" Military Al-
lowances, commencing/Werner/yrs the 24th .fuse, 1805. 102
not be pared at this:Office unlefs the Officer's Placeof iteltilenee,
and alio the County, Diftrid, or ?lace, for which the Magiltrate
ads, before whom the faid Affidavit is made, are then is fpecified,
agreeably tot/winder-mentioned Form.
D. THOMAS, Accountant.
A. B.•maketh Oath that he had not, between the 24th day of •
and the 15th day of any other Place or Em-
ployment of Profit, Civil or Militaryr under his Majefty, be-
fides his Allowance of dilly Pay, (or his Military Allowance, as
the Cafe may be) as a reduced in
Sworn before me at [The Queer to fign his Name
du: day of in the hcre. toisther with his pl...ca
year of our Lord . . of refidenee.]
[The. Magiftrate to Gge his name here, :
aid the County or Place for which he ads.]
N. 13. Chaplains molt infect in their Allidavi.s the following
Words between the Words Majefty' and • betides; via...' or
any Ecelellallicill benefice in Great Britain or Ireland.'
No Alterations or Interilneations of any fort-will be allowed to
be made in the above-mentioned Affidavit. . .