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London, England, 1805-11-05

SI-3.IIFORD, AOl/. I.

On Saturday night flven Fiend' partners of war,
favoured by the dark and Itormy Itate of the weather,
fueceeded in efcaping from confinement at Norman
Crof. depot, through a large hole which they had cut
in their wind pi icon. They continued at large dur-
ing the Sunday; about eight o'cl•.ck on the night of
that day, a ferjeant and a corporal of the Durham
mili ia. who had obtained a furlough into the north,
were furprifed, on nearing White-water toll-bar, to
hear feveral men on the road converting in a foreign
; and concluding that they were Frenchmen who
bra efcaped from prifon, they refolutely attacked
them, and, after a Ihort conflitft, fecured two of them.
Five others efcaped. Upon being marched into Slam
f ,td. and lodged in gam, thole taken were found to
be a French naval Captain and a Midfhipman, an
accou• • of whole efcape from Norman Crofs, had
been furnithed to the Mayor. On Monday night,
two rdhers were taken near Ryhall toll-bar, who had
fecreted themfelves in Uffirigton Thicket during the
previous 2.1. hours, wit' out any food, and were really
'tarred into a cspitulation. The remaining three are
yet at large, as well as feveral others, who efcaped
on Tuefdav night from the fame dept'.
Three men were, on Tnefday morning, obferved,
by a fitberman, leaving on Frietion fhore ; he, very
prails-worthily, immediately f ized and conduOed
them to Bolton, where they confetied that they efcap-
ed from prilim, on Wednefday, the 23d ult. and
hoped to have procured a veal, at Friction, to con-
vey them to the Continent. They were fent back to
the barracks under military &arr.
London, England, 1805-11-05

'I'O•MORROW EVENING. NOVEMBER 6,
will be aged the Conde Opera of
THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE.
. The Scudder, Mr PRAHAM.
Leopold. Mr. BANNI4TER.
Adelm, Mr. MILLER. (hi• (mood appearaut)
Lilts. Signora sTolt ICE.
Katharine, Mifs DE CAMP.
To which will he added a Comedy, caned
THE MIDNIGHT HOUR.
Flnra., Mrs. JORDAN.
This Evening...A Prior Claim; TerpEchores Return ; and the
:dock Doctor.
On l'huriday, A Prior Claim; Terpfichores Return ; and the
Apprentice.
London, England, 1805-11-05

CHATHAM. NTEMBER s.

On Saturday, all was hurry and contort= at
Deal, the expedition was expeaed to fail every mo-
ment, Sir STOWS! SMITH embarked and engaged
every boat and galley that could be procured; the
expedition it is reported, is to go again Boulogne,
and the reafon for fo many [man boats being en-
gaged, is Paid to be for the purpofe of pairing over
the chain drawn acrofs the entrance of Boulu"ce•
Harbour. One divilion is intended to make a falfe
attack upon the batteries, while the other enters the
harbour, and attempts the dearuCtion of the flotilla.
Yenerday the Raver (loop of war failed for the
Nore.
Lieutenant MORRIS of the Royal Marines, with
a party of thirty men, is ordered on board the KIM
The otft and 92d Regiments paired through this
place on Saturday and yefterday.
A melancholy accident happened yefterday afire.
noon, between four and five o'clock : three women
digging chalk in a pit belonging
were overwhelmed by a large
by which two of them were
the third fo feverely broiled
tertained of her recovery.
Colonel TworE wav's volui
the place at the time the
themfelves with a moil I.+l
vowing to extricate the
wconca.—One of them has

*longing to Mr. Nicholfon, 0
large macs of chalk falling,
rare killed on the fpot, and
fed that little hopes are en.
volunteers, who were near
accident happened, exerted
Laudable alacrity, in endea-
bodies of the unfortunate
as kfi five children.
London, England, 1805-11-05

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole.ftreet, Plymouth, on Tuefday
and Wednefday the 19th and zoth inft at Ten, in the Forenoon,
A LARGE quantity of Valuable Stores, landed,
from the Spanith Ships of War ST.RA rn A et. and Et. FIRMZ,
Prizes to the Fleet under the Command of Admiral Sir Roamer
CALDER, Bart. confining of fix Cables 22 and 24 inches, mealy
new, feveral Hawfers and Shroud Laid Ropes, Standing and Run-
ning Rigging, Coils of New Rope different Sizes, White Rope,
and other Spare Cordage, Junk and Sails, a large quantity of Blocks,
about One Thoufand spaniih Mufquets and Bayonets (the barrels
well calculated for Fowling-pieced), Pinola CutlalTes, Sheets of
Copper,Copper Nails and other Copper ; a large quantity of Lea.
gas, Hogtheads, and other Calks. Shook Calks, Staves, and Iron
Hoops. about Six Hundred and Seventy Bags of Bread, beef and
Pork ; a quantity of Round Grape, and Double-beaded Cannifter
and Langrage Shot, from 6 to as pounders, Waggons and Car-
riages for Artillery, a Quantity of Iron Ballaft. Anchors, Ships
Boats, 174 Gun Carriages, Lumber, and kiosk', (pare valuabk
Brratfwains. Gunners, and Carpenters' Stores, too numerous to of
Inferted.

Afar the Sale of the St. Raphael and El Fume's Stores, will
he fold the Valuable STORES of the French corvette IaTORCNE,
captured by his Makfty's (hip 001.1 AH, ROBERT BARTON,
Eli* Commander, confining of Cables, Hawk,., Sails, Standing
and Running Rigging, (pars Cordage, old Iron, dcc. Iron and
Wooden -bound Calks, two Copper Chains, Anchors, &c eighteen
long twelve•pounders, twenty Our. Carriages, with fundry (pare
and valuable Boatfvrain's and Gunner's Stores, Copper Bailers,
Beef and Pork, Old Junk, One Ullage of Rum, Wine and Spirits,
Bread, Flour and Rice, Round, Grape and Double-headed
Shot, Iron Ballalt, dcc. One Cafe, containing Candles, Cafes
of Sweet Oil, Treble, Double. and Single Blocks, Oak and Fir
Plank, Come Hogibead Staves, Fire Grapnels, Water Calks, Gun-
powder, Multets, !Alois Sce. &c.
For Catalogues and viewing the Stores, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, tufting Agent, In Plymouth.
Plymouth, Odtober a 6, 18os.

A HANDSOME COMMODIOUS DWELLING HOUSE, and
LAND in DEVIZES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By R. KNIGHT,
At the Dear Inn, in Devizes, on Friday, the tsth of November,
at four o'clock in the afternoon,
ALARGE Convenient and MASub(antial
FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, in New Park-ftrcet.
Having a Drawing-room at feet by :6 ; two Parlours; entrance
Hall; ten Sleeping-rooms (including Servants apartments), good
Kitchen and Cellars; a der ached Brewhoufe ; Coach-hotee and
Stables ; a Garden walled in, with a Summer houfe, command-
ing a pleafant view of the adjacent country; a (null Coon with
Iron Gates, In front...the whole forming a molt &Curable town
refidence.

Alfo two Freehold Inclofurea, of rich Meadow Land. Contain-
ing near Lz Acres, lying in the Parilh of ildbop's Canning, and
within half a mile of the above Premifes.

cr The purchafer may have immediate poffelSon.
For viewing, and further information, apply to the Audtioneer,
Devizes.
London, England, 1805-11-05

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TOMORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 6,
will be ?do the Comtdi of
"IL -

SHE WOU',D AND SHE WQU'D NOT.
After which, the New Melo-Drame: with Now Mull; Scales,

Dreffes, and Decorations, called •
R UGANTI NO ;
Or, THE BRAVO OF VENICE.
The Principal Charaelers by
Mr. JOHNS rON,
Mars. Murray, Blanchard, Brunton, Liltnn, Bevcrly, Clarrmnnt,
Crelrwell, Bennvtt. Jcfferies, King, Field, Klanert, Atkins,
Abbot, Mrs Gibbs, Mrs Mattocks, Mn. Emery, Ste.

To conclude with a GRAND MASQUE:
TLit Evca;:ig—Macbeth ; with Rugantino.
On llurlday, Wilke Prefcred. Friday, Wild Oats.
London, England, 1805-11-05

RACVATE, NOVEMBER'.

A conciderable part of the light and heavy horfe
belonging to the German Legion marched in yef-
terday evening, and will be embarked, it it fuppored,
to-morrow. Several tranfperts are expeded to come
in this night from the Downs, for the reception not
only of the troops now waiting in this town, but for
the reception of General Moos a's and other brigades
of infantry. The vifit of the General yellerday to
Lrrd Kamm, at Eafi Cliff, has given rife to a vari-
ety of reports; but the mon generally received is,
that the force originally intended for the expedition
will be greatly augmented as loon as pable, with a
view of joining our Allies on the Continent, and
taking a moll :alive and decided part in this awful
firuggle for the independence of Europe. It is be.
lieved, therefore, particularly fince the return of
Lord Rearm, that Government, adopting a policy
fuited to unforefeen circumllances and the exigency
of the moment, have refoived to fend from SO to
60,000 troops of the line, which might counterbalance
the advantages gained by the enemy in the firft int
Ranee. A great many tranfports failed down the
River this morning, and entered the Downs, for the
conveyance, no doubt, of more troops. Part of the
Northumberland Militia are doing duty here at pre-
feat, and the remainder at Margate.
London, England, 1805-08-16

POLICE.

Wednefday Drew and Ll.)xarn, twn t,r;4l„,
labourers, were charged bete re t!ic l.c•te
brutally throwing a quaptity of lime Tutu 'the ev,
of a child, the fun of Mr. IVhice, a tradefman
Leadenhall-fireet. The defenlants weie paGng wio
a b.lket of mortar, and without the lea prow:math,
on the part of the child, threw a handful in las lie
Luckily a rnaftable happened to fee thi, atl of
ton cruelty, and after clneeying the child to its p •
rents, neatly blind, he took dun' Lao cuttody.
Lord Mayor committed them.

A h.lckney coachman was charged by a Mr.
with violently alfaulting him, and detaining a fhi,lii.,-
more than his fare. The complainant Hated, th;
he arrived on Thurfday late in the Birmingham lisp,
with five companions, at Newingom, frran
they all came to town in the delendat.t', coach, at
Bopped in Bi(hopfgate-llrect. The fiv.: perfru. wit _
in, and one who rode without, then gave the •;
man a flitting each, which he took to a fh-o
at fame diflance off, and immtdi.,t,ly reiurned
one that was bad. It rained hard at the m•dinent.
and they all went away hut the complainant, who re:
fufed to change the (pilling, alletiging that the omit,
gave was good. Theenachman, on his r,:f.e.:11, co?.
fared him, and threw him cm the Bones with I mart,
violence, that his head received a fevere c,
Several perfons having interfered. the con.plainaat,
to avoid further altercation, gave the ci,achatan ,
piece. and took back the fix firillings.previ-ufli.;.iv,-;
but he detained one (billing over his fare, and (+lay d
the complainant might get it how he could. The
coachman was committed, to anfwer the alrcult at
the enfuing Seflions. •

• WAR .
At Caftle Coote, Charles Watfon, Efq. eldeft fm of the Bah"
of Llandaff, and Major of the 3d Regiment of Dragooos, to L...ty
Marla Lowry Corry•.
On the 4th inttant, at the fat of the Hon. Henry Sedley. Not.
tinghamfhire, Lienter.ant.C. Ion!! Cunynthan•e, late o' the ('a'
stream Guardr,'to Mifs J re Whitefoord, youngeat daughter
the late Sir p Whitefootd, Bat. •
On Saturday Tait, at Lty. in& m, John Smith, Efq. of the Rol al
Arti.lery, to Mifs Sparing, of slackhcath

DIED.
On the sth inftant, Mr. Jaha Nefbit White, cnly fon of J.,:to
White, Efq. late of Bengal.
Lately, in the 26th year of his age, the Re,. Theodore H:n-y
Dion Hone, Fellow of Trinity College, Cumbrilge, and e1,.4.ft
fon of the Rev. Dison Hoge, of Godwick•hall.

At Lymm Parfona7e, Cheihire, after a long ilnefa, Bryan Wil-
liams Molincui, Efq. of Hawklcy-hall, Lanc.nhire,
Lail week, at Edinburgh, where be had gone for the benefit cf
hi‘ health. Mr. Henry Maitland, agcd 19.
London, England, 1805-08-16

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST Lt.—Came id the Antonio'
of Poppenburg, Hanel' Wit?' s ms, from Charente,
for London, with brandy' detained by the Hero pri-
vateer, but Since releafed. The Nepttinus, of Rod-
Rock, Captain Evrxs, from Bayonne, bound td
Tonningen, with brandy and wine, detained by the
LADY WALLIN/ of 18 guns, and the Fosrums, Cap-
lain Ater, from Jerky: the brings an account of the
lofs of the PIGMY cutter at Jerfey, on Friday la.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 15..--AlTiTed the Ceresi
/Inc:, from Guernfey ; Passt.ors frigate, and the
Srlany gun brig, from a cruize. His Majelly's Ship
DIOMtDa is unmooring, and will take the following
tranfports, viz.—The Hope, Commerce, Hero, and
Hope, under convoy for Cork.

Half paR fetch P. M.—Jul arrived his Majeßy's
!hip Had, of 74 guns, Captain GAMER, from Sir
ROBERT CALDER, with information that the combih•
ed fleet bad got into Ferrol t they confia, with thole
that were lying in that port, and with there they were
joined by at tea, of 37 fail of the line. Sir RODRIT
CALDER has joined Lord CORNWALLIS off Brell.—
Wind Northwelt.

DIAL, Aucusr ts.—Nothing particniar occurred
yellerday or today, except the ulual blaze of firing
on the French coal'. From the various reports that
are in circulation, the people at Dover were in the
afloat belief that 2000 of the enemy had made a de-
fcent at St. Margaret's, and intercepted every cob-
veyance from Deal lait evening to afcertain the sib-
thenticity of it, but it was entirely gronndlefs. Re-
main in the Downs the Edgar, Utrecht, Agincourt
fix fire-fliips, Jackal! and Confounder gun brigs, Fly
and Alert cotters, &c.

Sailed yenerday evening feveral ontward•boand
veffels to the wcftward. This morning failed th' o'igh
the Downs for the River,the Belle packet, Foam, from
Bengal. Came down from Sheernefs the PAIN c ass
OF OItMICR man of war, and the OTTIR Hoop of war.
—Arrived the Calais fquadron, ander the command
of the ALIADNs frigate, Hon. Captain XING. and
remain.—Wind W. and toy N.
YALHOUTH, AUGUST ts.--Wednefday put in here
the outward-bound Baltic convoy, which was Hasid
by feveral veffels of this port, and this morning the
wind having Stilted to the N. N. W. the cbityoy,
confining of about 40 fail, got under weigh. Ad-
miral Rums. arrived here from a cruise off the
Ten', with the following (hips, via. ItgfajiSTlC and
ELEPHANT, of 74 guns ; RUBY and STATELY of 64.
and ADAMANT and ANTAiott of So. The Princess
or Ousos left the Admiral yeflerday, and proceed-
ed for the Downs. The Dutch fleet in the Tesel
confillibg of (even fail of the line aid two frigates
were lying in the otter hatbout.
London, England, 1805-08-16

COPPER.

And that the Conditions of eie Contrad may be Peen upon ap •
plication to Mr. James Coggan. Clerk to the Paid Committee,
with whom the Propofals mutt be lest before Twelve &Clock at
noon on the faid aBth instant, beyond wh2h hour the Committee
will not receive shy Tender.
London, England, 1805-08-16

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THE MARK TS.

CORN FICHANGE, MARIC•LIII2, lIVOIII3I' 16.
Since our len we have a further stecefilon of Fo-
reign Wheat, near to,ooo quarters, and more looked
for ; very little fale at prefent, and prices rather give
Way, as do Barley and Malt—Grey Peafe fcarce,
and full as high,--Beans rather cheapen... There is a
tolerable quantity of Oats at hand ; this article has
little fluettation in price—Flour likewife in good
fupply.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Whoa, 509. 616. 86a. pee qr. Grey Peak 422. to 475.
Fine Ditto, pos. 9sa. od. Beans, 46g. 548.
Rye, 48e. 521. od. Tiek Ditto 44e. 491. ea
Barley, 40s. 451. od. Oats, 259.281. 321.
Malt, 765. Baa. od. Poland ditto 351.36 s od.
Wbite Peale, 48$. f3s. od. Rape Seed, 361. 401. per laft.

_ .
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Floe Floor Bcs. to Bit. Seconds iss. to 1100. per fadr..

SMITHFIELD MARKET, AUGUST 16.
This day's Market exhibited a fair fupply of diffe-
rent kinds of Cattle—the prices in general were lower
than Monday, though the trade was rather dull.—
A corredt tiatement of the prices and numbers as
under :

To Ink the offal—per Roos of Slb.
Beef At 8d to as 6d ( Veal as od to ss od
Mutton 3. 6d to 48 44 i Pork 3, 641 to as 61
Lamb 3s Id to ao Id.

NIA° Of CATTLE TIM 04Y.
Bssfts about 480--Calves 350—Sheep end Lambs 7500 we
Pigs, about 400.
met or U AAAAA ►TRAM IN SKITIITIELD.
Hay, per Load, - 31. tos. to 4 toe
New Ditto - - M. tos. to 3L is.
Straw, - - • al. as. to 31. 3s
Clover - - 41. os. to 51. ss
-

The Scheme of the prefent Lottery appears to
have completely gained the public approba'l• n in-
deed. a better has not appeared for many years. The
laft Lottery that gave mooa7.ing Maass was la the
year 3794•
London, England, 1805-02-18

THEATRE.

Corr ter-Gael:lEll.—On Saturday evening a new
Comedy, avowedly the prodalion of Mrs. IN c HBALD,
was performed at this 'Theatre, intitled To Marry
or, Mot to .Marry, and experienced a very favourable
reception.

DRAMATIS PIERSON/S.
Mr. MUNDLN.
Mr. MAUL&
Mr. FARLES.
Mr. Coo t.
Mr. BRUNTON.
London, England, 1805-02-18

CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY_FURNITURZ.

FROM the molt plain and ufeful to the moR fa-
perb ; malting of faihionahle Draperies for Window Cur-
Saks, which in point of elegance ars pot yet equalled; together
urbb Cats a, Sofas, Antique Couches, Cabinets, and every Ankle
IN the above Branches.

Alf* Patent Dining Tables, which are fo much admired for their
angolldty of ceadradios and utility, and will on trial be (mod
liperin to any other.
To be had only at John karthars Mandatory, No. at, Ger-
rard-ltrect, Soho, three doors from Princes-ilreet, Lelcefter-
Rant.

THE ORIGINAL and only GENUINE Rev.
%VM. BARCLAY% PA TENT ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
Wade from the Patent, and fold at the Elaboratory. N 0.35, Bed-
ford.itreet, Covent-Oradea, In bona, 31.6 d. and ins. ea* and
by all Venders in Town and Country.
CY• Now publiased, and will be delivered grub, an application
tx the Ebboratory, AN ADDRESS TO 'THE PUBLIC, fully
ssylebtios the manner In which the Patent and arkinal Recipe
for making the Rev. WM. BARCLAY% PATIRT AIIIIEIIOIIII
PILL, pine Into the poliklion cf the prefeat holder, alto 'mons
geftlltly proving that the Pills fold there an now, and always bare
been, the foie mine ono, no novelty, hot fuck as have obtained
Is the elthastion of the public their prefect Mph charader, aa the
▪ Rev. Wm. Barclay% Patent Aatiblions Pith." On application
at the Elaboratary. No. 35, Bedfard4treet, Covent Garden, by
letter (pod paid) the above Addrefa will be Cent to any pen of the
kingdom. The above will be found a complete Bawer to any ad-
wadkrent, which has appeared LI the Hershibligned " Was. BAR.
CUM

•
'lO THE LAMBS.
BAGAZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILATORY.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS on the FACB,NECK,and ARMS
him in alleges and Countries been conlidered highly derogatory to
&male Delicacy. and it remained unexplained that the Ladies of
ligypt and other Eaßern Nation' &mid be entirely exempt from
this koorge of Imlay, fo frequent in Northern Climates To
Lady M.W. M—ue, Europe was at kngth indebted for the keret
obtained from a FemaleFricvd,during du cadence in Turkey, and
Where, it appears, the Ladies confLantly make nk of the above Pre-
paration at the Baths.
Recommendation atone, voukl Rill, as hithetto.bave been !blind
Radon to circulate • Depilatory, the exclave effca of which is
InVarlable and permanent, never caufing the (lighten irritation to
the molt delicate &in, did not jultice to the piddle require that
they Should be Caved from the p..nWul tikes of injurious wad car-
rel:We applications, molt of them futile attempts to imitate the
above, sod introduced to the Public uneter various names.

.--- -
To accommodate Ladies too &Rant for perfonal appli-
cation, their orders by poft, for a Grille Bottle or larger Iftindafs
will be punctually executed to any pert of Town or Cowttry.fueb
larding! Welding the amount. addreffed to Mrs. Knight., No. 33,
IGag•ftreet, !caeca, Ox doors from Holborn. Price 3a. 6d. the
bottle. An abatement of One Shilling in 1-.1 Bottles.
N. B. None is genuine unleGi 11gnes1 in the l'rnprietoes hand-
'tering, to imitate width is filial.
London, England, 1805-02-18

DIViI)F.NDS

February 16. Bamabas Campbell, late of Prince's festiare, Rat-
cliffe- Highway. Nliddlefez. it durance-brok er,at one, at Guildb4lL
February 16. Jofeph Steel, of Liverpool, liquor-rnerchaot, at t tortn
at the: George Inn. Dale-ftrcet, Liverpool
February 16. James PartiNton, of Fen court, Fenchurcloarett,
Landon, merchant, at ten. at Guildhal.
Feb. t 6. Edward Cook Millburn, John liallowdl, anlThom.s
Wahnfley. all 0! North Sbiebis, Northurnberlard.
ant copartners, at eleven, at the (Ilium'. Ht..d, Neweaftle•
upoo.Tyne.
Feb. 16. Pendock Neale, Istc of Thornhaugh-flrect, Stdfo.d-
fquare, Middleex, mariner, at ten, at Guildhall
Feb. 16. John Dutton, ol Catherine cisua,Tower•Hill, London,
alp broker, at twelve, at Guildhall.
February 18. John Ellin, of Scarbrough, Yorkfhire, &fp-comet*,
at eleven, at the George Inn, Sunderland near the Sea.
February tB. George Taylor, of Leek, Staffordlire, Pacp%ceper,
at eleven, at the George Inn, leek.
February tn. Peter Dubblcdcntots Van Dyck, Arnold Join Cle-
ws Leuven, and Wynand Adriaende Gruiter Vink, late of the
Circus, in the Minuries, London, merchants and coptruters, at

elms', at Guildhall. _
Feb. 19. James Shaw, of Tongc with Haugh, Lanealhire, whaler,
at three, at the tar Inn, Manchetter.
Feb. 19. %%Thant Gardner, of Coventry, filkman, at eleven, at the
White Bear Inn. Coventry.
Feb. a 9. Thomas Doblon, of Kerdd. Well mareland, merchant,
at eleven. at the Bridger/wee Arms Inn. Manchcfter.
Feb. 19. Joll ph Mills, of ivlaacictfiad,

rtr, at ten, at Guildball, I amdon.
Pa,. aO. Samuel Dutton, Jofeph liorley, and Melcliiore Cathcart
Wiiliamfun, all of Liverpool, meteltanta and cop.ntiLra, at one.

at the Globe I. Tavern, ,va.pool.
Feb. so. Samuel Dutton and Joreph liopley, , bath of Liverpool,
woollen-draper, and copartners, at one, artlic Globe later°,
John-ftrcct, LiverpooL
Feb. ao. Mania. Giorgi, late of Ratcliffe Highway, Miglalefex,
chrnift, at tea, at Guildhall.
Feb. ao. James Chapman, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, utile
Bridgewater arms Inn, Manekefter.
February ao. Robert fano, of Weybread, Suffolk, butcher, at
eleven, at the Swan lno, Harleßon, Norfolk.
London, England, 1805-02-18

1 ifr Ei.

Oft the 14th hilt. at Milord Had, Salop, Mits'Anne Hizotett,,
et a eonfumpdon, in the 16th year of her age.
At Aylealard,in Rem, on Frllay morning, the Dowager Coun-
ters of Ayiestord.

WHEREAS 'boot five or fix Years ago, four
Chefts of Arms, containing So Guns and Bayonets, were
fent to the Warehoufe of Richard Beggs, Carrier, ki.c of Liver-
pool. and faid to be on Account of Thomas Harris, %Vay,,oorr, ot
Alderfgate-ftreet,Londnu ; and on application to the faid 1-homas
Harris, were ordered by him not to he forwarded, fince they went
transferred to the care of John !.'pg len, of Liverpool.
THIS IS TO GIVE Nancy,
That wilds the faid Cheltkand Arms are claimed in one month
from this date, they will be Sold to defray the expellees of ftorage.
adsertifing.itc.-.lprerponi, !iris Feb.

- • •
IiaLIZABEII-1 LEEK had at tirit a imalllpot,QF
A--A a brownith caR, on her wrift Ilse paid no attention to it.
conceiving it required none : it began to fpread, producing a wa-
tery humour, accoatpankd with a dry fcurfy furface,
with violent itching. When the applied for the mcilicinc, Snt
suites PATENT A NTISCOR IC fIC. Daors.the clifeJfc had fpresd
over both arms, and they cahibited the appearance of a continued
raw furface, fo that the was unable to draw on her gloves. Hav-
ing taken the lira bottle, they an:ended furprizingly, and after
taking tit bottles, fonrcely any thing remained lave a roughsefs el
flan. El.I/ARCrg Litt.
Jofcph Tucker, No. r , Tottcnham-ftreet , ', it t I/ham Cowl.
Road, vouches for the veracity of this ft:Armen,.

lEhl ARKS ON TUE Croft VINE NlEnicinr..

6. Bq the King's Patent" mt.ft he expt-ilid in words at ktif,l..a
the bottle. In the bill of direetions and wrapper cover log exn n A-
tle of Medicine.—The Ramp (that is the King's duty) is prisit.4
In black hit inftead of red ink: the cork in thc mouth of tht bot-
tle is always feaied with red (eating wat.- -Mr. Sett. ,a vas' aktenila
as ufual at the Difpenfary.
London, England, 1805-02-27

LAST-INDIA HOUSE, Fair:tar, :5, aos.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY e MERCHANTS of ENGLAND tradiog
tot& EAST INDIES, is kr* give Notice,
That at the General Court appointed to be held On Thurftlay,
the 28thloltant, a Refolution of the Court of Direftors of the 28th
December laft, for granting an Annuity to Me,. Maxwell, widow
of Lieutenant Colonel Maxwell, of his Majefty's 29th Regimes*
of Dragoons, who fhUat the head of the Cavalry in the Battle of
Alrye i alto a Refolution of the Court of Direftars of the 4th
ultimo, for granting an Annuity to Mrs. Stevenfon, 'rife of Colo-
uel James Stevenfon, of the Madras EltabliChrnent, lhuuld the
furvive her hufband; and likewife a Refolution of the Court of Di-
redo!), of the 3oth ultimo, fur granting a Pennon to Philip Bra-
ham, Efq. late Adling Deputy Governor of Fort Marlborough,
will be laid before the laid General Court for their approbation,
agreeably to the 19th Seelion of the 6th Chapter of the Company's
Bye-laws. WILLIAM RAMSAY, &emery..
London, England, 1805-02-27

PARLIAVENTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUF.SDAY, FEB. s 6.

Lord SCAR soaLe took the oaths and his feat, on his Ince:ceding
to the Peerage, by the dtm fe of his father the late Lord.
The conilieration of the Scots Appeal, Bannerman w Banncr-
man, being refumed :

The LORD CHANCELLOR took a farther dew of the tale.
which he thought came before their LekMips in a very extraordi-
nary manner. Ihe effeft of the opinion, Rated by the Noble and
Learned Lord, as to what mould be the dedhon of the Houk,
went in a great dc-Jee to remit the cafe for further confiders/ion
to the Court of Seiflon. He propolid that the caufe be further ad-
journed till Tburfday, in order to afford an opportunity of deter-
mining tare form in which their Lordfhips' ultimate pigment
amid be couched. Accordingly, the farther contsdcratioa of the
cafe was ..k.r.crred till that day. ,

, -
The Order of their Lnrdfitips giving judgment npon the Appeal
Cattle, Hamilton v. Geddes, being read;

.
'1 he LORD CHANCELLOR quitted the woolfack, rand des
livered his fentiments upon the eak at lonic length. He concluded
hv' moving to affi in the decree of the Scot Court, without was,
wh.th was ordered accordingly.

The Bill. epee the table, chiefly of a private defeription, were
forwarded to their fiveral ftages.
Certain documents relative to the cattle, Itedington v. Reding-
ton, an Appeal from the Court of Exchequer In Ireland, were
prrfentedat the Bar.

The Rev. Mr. JOHN Swum et. Pone, late Carrifon Chaplain at
the Jihad of fobago, took the Oaths of Abjuration and Fidelity,
previous to the keorul reading of the gill for his Naturalifation,
now before their LordChipa.

MILITAKY ISTABLIIIIIMINTS.
Lord KING gave notice of his intention to moos for the appoint-
ment of ■ Committee to inquire Into the Military Eftatiliamettra
of the Country, on Tburfday fennlght, and Immediately moved,
that their Lord& ps be fummoned for that day, which was order-
ed accordingly.—Adjourned till Thurfday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
A ►alot was thi• day appointed to try the toulta of a Petition
hens the EleMori of Knarrfborottgh, complaining, that in the Lift
Election, t o rr turn bad peen made of Members to reprefent them
in Parliament. The Adt of Parliament requires the attendance
of tco Members to conflitute s ballot; and, at four o'clock, there
being only 59 prefent, the Speaker, of courfe, adjourned the Houfc
WI to morrow.
London, England, 1805-02-27

MY UNCLE.

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With Nine Caricature Engravings, Price IR, inboard,,
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and fublime ! with Illuflrations mid Obleut itici

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of the Great Oncs ! To which is addcd,

AN ILLUMINATING INDEX !
" Every thing In this world is big with jekand has wit In it,
and inftrudtion toa—if we can but End it out. Here is the glafs
for the Literati, Dilettanti, and Cognorcenti, to view themfelves in,
in their true dimenfions. 0, there is a Hulk and Shell, Yorick,
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This day was publifhed, Price es. rid. in Boivds.
THE LIFE AND CHARACTER OF BONA-
PARTE, drawn from authentic Sources,
By W. BURDON, A. M.
And ornamented with a (hiking Likenefs engraved by J.A Kidd.
This Volume will, be found intereiling to all deferiptions of
Readers: It contains, among many others, the 'ollowing partieu-
larst—Aneedotes of Bonaparte's early Life—His Military Ex-
ploits during the three Campaigns in Italy—His Paffage thrnugh
Swifferland, and Converhtions with different Individuals—His
haughty behaviour V the Congrefs at Raftadt—His preferntation to
the Direetory—His Cruelties, his Letters, and curious Prod.),
mations in Egypt—A full Account of the Revolution on the i 6th
Brumalre—His Condudt to England, which provoked the prefent
War—His Cruelties, murder of Frottd, the Duke d'Enghien, and
Pichegrn—His privileged Spies—His Secret Police—The Cham-
ber of Hell defcribed—Reaf..ns why we never can make peace
with him—His Charadler, and how it differs from other Ty-
rants who have preceded him, more favage than any that have
ever canted in civilized Europe.
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London, England, 1805-02-27

that Town.

The following carricat. innerzons hare appaulid Of TVIS
valuahlc and ufcful wont.
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" This is a well-written and judicious Publication, conveying
meth pradtical information so tisc6objedt of Education, and is
therefore highly worthy the Perufal of every Perim concerned in
the Improvement of the rifing Geseration. The Account of Books
generally ufed ip Schools teems to be the =Cult of Experience, and
certainly dlfplays muck erudition. The Author's Recommenna-
does and Strictures are accompanied with loch Redoes and criti-
cal Ohfervations as do kiln great credit, both as a Scholar and
ChrifUan Teacher.“--Anti.jacobin Review.
In the Grit port of this Week are feveral judicious Obferva.
bons ; and the fecond past manumits the molt skirl introdudtory
Books in every branch of knowledge, remarking on their rcfpec.
tire merits. and motioning Parents and initructars againit fume
Books which the Author, upon ;taft grounds, objects tp. Among
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BIRTHS.

On Saturday laft, at Dodurs Commons, the Lady of Dr. Ro•
binfon, of a fon
Thturfday laft, Mrs. Colonel Francis Blackford, of Baker-Aral,
of a fon.

• MARRIED.
On Monday, at Little Laftead, Etre!, Mr. Thomas William!,
of Cannon-ftreet, to Mrs. Ffit h, of Melo..
At Weft Ham Church, Dr. Lcwin, of Liverpool, to Mifs Kcl-
fall, filter of the late Hon. John Kenll.
At Mary-la•Bonne, F. L. Auften, Fro of Shinnington Park
Kent, to Mifs P. Cholmelcy, of E.fton, Linrulmhire.
London, England, 1805-02-27

DIED

Sunday lA, at her houfe iniijaines's-fguare. in the 72,1 year
of her age, the Right Hon. the Counters Dowager of Dartmouth
another of the prefent Earl.
On Thurfday morning, Feb. :v. at Halifax, Yorkfhire. in the
23d year of his age, Mr. G. G Ni.ifon, of that town, Attorney
at Law.

la Dublin, on Friday morning, fuddenly, Mr. Edwin, of the
Theatre Royal.
At his holds in Queen-firect, Edinburgh, on Sunday fe'nnight,
pir James Sdrllng, Bart.
In confequenec of the tuff of the Abcrepccony FAft lndinman,
Mr. Archibald Grant, eldcft foi. of Sir Archibald Gr2nt. of Mo
nymuk Ban. who was one of the unfortunate paffengers who pe-
rifhed.
London, England, 1805-02-27

BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.-SPRING WHEAT.

THE BOARD of AGRICULTURE having re.
ecived information. from various diltridg, of the Benefit
sriGn,• from the CUI.TIVATION of SPRING WHEAT--and
it appearing to the Board that, at the prcfent period, it may be
particularly oft ful to promote that oiled, have refolvod to offer
the following Premiums:

To the Perron who (ball, In the Spring of t2os, cultivate the
Greateft Number of Acres of Spring Wheat, not left than Twenty,
Fifty Guineas ; or a Piece of Plate of that value.
Accounts verified by Certificates, to be prodpced on or before
the firft Tosiday fit February, Lao&
It is required that the Soil. quantity of Seed, forts of Wheat,
time of fewitig, produce, and value of the Crop, and the eft.as of
any diftemperwhich may attack the Plants, be reported. '
For the nest Greateft gliantity, Thirty Guineas; or a Piece of
Plate of that value.

For the vest Greateft Quantity, Twenty Guineas ; or a Piece
of Plate of that value.

The Board has been informed. that the true Spring Wheat may
be Town foceefsfolly Cu late as the end of Am4l.

Several Correfpoodents on the lubjed of the lift Harveft nb-
Caved, that the Spring Wheat had daaped the Mildew le parts of
the Country where the Autumnal had not, and yickle I better.
To the Perfon who hull report to the Board the relish of the
autge fatisfadtory experiments on Spring Wheat, which 11.411 afcer-
tabs the Soil, the fort of Wheat, the dme of lowing, the produce,
and value, the comparative advantages of this and common Wheat,
and any other circumstances ufeful to be known, a Piece of Plate
of the value of Twenty Pounds. •
To be produced on or before the aft Tuefday in April, IScy.
London, England, 1805-02-27

This day was publifhed,

In tamo price 3. bound, the 3d Edition, with improvement., of
ANEW FRENCH GRAMMAR : being an
accurate Syftem of French accidence and Syntex, on an
improved plan. Sy NICHOLAS HAMEL,
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l'Aikle, in Normandy.
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CANCER.

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AN ENQUIRY into the NATURE anct
3,- ACTION OT CANCER, with a view to the eftablifhment
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APAITHFUL Account of the prefent STATE
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FRANCE.

PARIS, FEBRUARY I. . '
!ramie*, de Navrcitareau, as organ of the Spe.
cial Committee appointed by the Cenfervative Se- I
mate on the 18th of Pluviofe (Feb. 7), to confider of
the communications made by the Government,
brought up to the Senate the Report of the Paid
Committee ; after which the Senate palled a decree,
of which the following is an extra& : •
" The Confervative Senate, affembled tothe num-
ber of Members prefcribed by Article 90, of the Aft
of the Conflitution bf the Empire, of the date lad
Frimaire, of the year 8, after having. heard the Re-
port of the Special Committee, appointed in its Sit-
ting of the t sth of this month, on the communica-
tion tranfmitted to the Senate, in the fame Sitting,
by the Minißer for Exterior Relations, in the name
of the Emperor, has decreed to entreat his Majefly
to accept the refpeßful thanks of the Senate, for the
communication he has made by his Minifler. On this
communication the Senate confidering, .
" That, after having triumphed, in fo many in-
fiances, over internal factions and foreign enemies,
the Emperor has now attained a more illuttrions,
and, perhaps, more difficult triumph, by railing him-
(elf above thofe fentiments With which fo many crimes
and hatreds mull naturally infpire his heart ; and by
propofing peace. in favour of humanity, by bits 'titter
of the I sth of Nivofe, to his Britannic Majefty. has
decreed, that a copy of this letter (ball be entered in
Its Reeler, as a glorious monument for the Prince
that wrote it, and for the nation which he governs :
Confidering air() that this propofition, made at the
moment when France is in the moll formidable fitua;
tion, has received from the enemy only an anfwer
which appears intended to evade every projeft of
conciliation ; the Senate declares, that the Emperor
may rely, in this war, on its utmoft zeal, as well as
on the fidelity of the people and the army."
They write from Calais, that the Emperor is ex-1
petted very (portly at the camp of Boulogne.
Fss. 7.—Five gun boats and two pinnaces, coin
ing yefterday from Calais, and going to Boulogne,
were attacked by an Englifh frigate, .and ten brigs
and corvettes, near Cape Grinez. The engagement
lolled an hour and a half ; but about five o'clock,
the lively fire of the veffels of the flotilla, the bravery
of the infantry embarked on board them, the flying
artillery, and that of the batteries on the cook forced
the enemy to Rand off to fea, after fuffering a confi-
derable lots. The divilion of the flotilla entered the
port of Boulogne : it had only two men killed, and
three wounded. '
London, England, 1805-02-20

•
PARLI4I,III
noun OF Li
RO
Their Lordfhlps refolvi
Lewd Walfinghun having
Some farther evidence
atonliderahle length, In fain
the above Paw- Afte
care was deferred till this
The Bias before the
flare Among there, ti
Flattery Bills were read a f
The Coal Fafton' lad,
was reported, and ordered
The feeond reading of
AI 1 Thurfday.
Lord KING, in purfua
ing, moved for an aceo
the Bank of Ireland, fro
of January, Laos, lady
under yl.
Ago, an account of the
**nation, on the a stls days
no thole days in the two r
There. on the queftioni
Lord KING then, pu
account of the fume rani
year, on account of the lh
Abe periods and modes of
change, fee. which was al
Sir T. Fetherfton, Bart
John Hart, George Haifa
and perfons, to the made
?err& to their intended
Lo: &hips, to whom it Is
, Ivied againft Mr. Juftiec
At half pail live. their
the evening.
SRI
At nine o'clock tl
adjournment was fiat
IRISH
Shortly after, Sir
ral Members, brou:
Bill for furpending
• land, until fix weeks
next Seffion of Pull
table.
Lord HAWKES
read a firft time; wit
tary moved that the
Thurfday. He adc
cumilances of the ea
a fecond time on th
mitment of the Bill
ever, aware that e
Lordfhips militated
of its Rages on the
move that the Stand
taken into confiders
purpofe of their bein
the hi& Habeas Co;
The queftions wer
for the Bill being re
and the (landing ord
cenfideration on the
accordingly, as was a
hag of the Bill.
Their Lordfhips t
morrow, for the pur
but virtually till TI
Orders were fired.
MOUS
The Hoak was manta
Members were thee balk
!track, to try the merits
Ere Lion for the County o
At live the Hook, ha
other Definers, until the
Mr. STURGES BOW
the Houfe an Account of
ty of Suffix' for the left
paid thereon. The Houl
were then prefented at tb
on the table.
Mr. GILES moved for
her of effettive Men col
ccs from the aft of Janual
tinguillting the amount o
dinary means of reeruitin
officers Er rank, or in an
Mr. CALCRAFT ma
printed.—ordaed
Mr. BROOK, purism
terday, moved, that the:
the Number of Spud& P
tindtly what is the MOW
and of Paffengers, and di
previous to the deciaratiw
taken—and alfo an nee
taken on board the Speed
den for the Reftitudon W
used.—Ordered.
MIDI)]
Mr. WHITE appeared
Lift of the Committee ap
of the feveral Petitions ref
Robert Sharp Malik, Efq
Sir William Middleton, 1
Lord Vifeount Fitsharris
John Spencer Smith, Efq.
Lord Vifeciont Maras=
Sir Robert Peek, Bart.
Charles Duneonabe, Efq.
• Hon. St. Andrew
Francis Gregor, E
SOIPINSIOM OF TH
Sir EVAN NEPI
the Day be read for
beas Corpus Sufpenf,
ording ut
-L HENRY P
fur troubling them
to the queßion on th
difpofed of. He then
to the precedent whi
pounds upon which
in the year 1722, a
• which a confiderabh
made againit the pal
time at kali two-thit
ployed in pointing o;
Houfe adopting fuel
confiderable
believed, the largell
known in that Houf
to, until Mr. Kober;
jelly's principal cot
-bimfelf that he wet
PArliament as would
propofed fuch a m
fads, which took ph
wards, certainly di(
which he had made.
be found ? There is
t;.
jell in the Speech fr
and Learned Gentl
London, England, 1805-02-20

?MENTART PROCEEDINGS.

OF LORDS, TUESDAY, FEB. 19.
ROUbI ?MUG&
I Waived Into a Committee of Privihign, and
having taken the Chair,
evidence was adduced, and Mr. Adam heard at
`, in fupport of die claim of Lady H. Fingeraid to
. After which, the farther eanfacration of the
till this day fel:might.
see the kinufe were forwarded in their leveret
thefe, the Loyalty Lairs and Greenland Whale
read a fecond time, and committed for Thurfday.
tors' Indemnity Bill went through a Committee,
id ordered to be read a third time on Therkfay.
reading of Lingham's Divorce Bill war poftponed

purfuance or what tranfpired yefterday even-
an account of the number of notes, Jailed by
!land, from the eft of January, Aloe, to the aft
' inclufire, diftinguithing huh notes as were

. of the number of Bank of Ireland Notes in eir-
jth days of every month, within that period, and
.he two months of the prefent year.
mieftions tieing put. were ordered accordingly.
then, purfuant to a former notice, moved for an
• remitted to Ireland, In the cootie of the left

the Britt& and Irifh Oovemntents; tpecifying
modes of remitting Inch fonts ; the rates of Ex-
is was alto ordered accordingly.
Bart. M. P. Sir James Stewart. Bart. M. P.

Hatfard, Efqrs. and fever .1 other Gentlemen

number of fixtem.were (worn at the Bar, with
intended evidence bdore the Committee of their
it it is referred, to confider of the matters al-
fultiee Fox.

their Lordibips adjourned till nine o'clock In

SECOND NII.ITING.
'clock the Houfc met again, and as the
was fpecial, prayers again were read.
London, England, 1805-06-27

Wheatear beat Peti; eitio after the dead heat.

Four to t agft:Ctimah3go--five to
agft. Petruchio—knot to s agit. OttiMttig. After the dead heat,
five to s on Petruchio.

-•-- - -----
Tit:. Welter Stakes, 7. Sttbfctiption of 2og . each,
for horCes that never (tailed, paid, or received
forfeit, I 3fl. _each, 3 mile heats.
Ld F. Beminck's b. g. by Chance, 6 yrs. old.
Mr. Hawke.'s u. m. by. Afparagus, out of Rifs•my, Lady,
aged. I.d. h g. walked over.
His Royal IliOuids the Prince of Wales's Anifeed, tett. glb.
received forfeit from Mr. Scropes Eltmore, soft. the New Mile,
socgs h. ft.
1.4. F. Bertlnck'sgr. g. Sir Harry, by Aelive, aged, agft. Ld.
Ed. Somerfet's ch. g. Sylvanus, by Volunteer, out of Dryad, 6 yrs.
old, tart each, 3 miles. sogs h. ft.—Off.
Sir 11. Lippinerte‘ elate, beat Mr. Miles's Waxy, out or ]e-
r(ll7l3, soft. cacti, 2 miles, icor to I on Slate,who won eery.
I .d. Dirnfdale, tilt, 3l b. [scat Mr. (ls.rmains's Witchcraft,
oft. tzlh. Four miles.—A very good race, on which at haft 10.0001.
was won.—Five to 4 on Witchcraft.
London, England, 1805-06-27

FOR 'tizE ir4R.

The following lines were written impromptu upon
the preferment Of MT. A DOING TON• Should the Editor
of The STAR confider them worthy a corner in his
valuable Paper, he will pleafe feveral Readers by in-
ferting them at a convenient opportunity.

TH$ RIGHT lIONOUR•RLE
HENRY LORD VISCOUNT SIDMOUTH, fie. lie.

Above the common race of Men be hood,
Defigm'd by Hewitt to dignify the State;
His GOD had form'd him faithful, wifc,and good—
His King thofe virtues prov'd, and made him gnat.
yam's., :5, 1.03. OS MAN.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

13IBURY MEETING, TUESDAY. JUNE 23.

The Craven Stakes, a Subfcription of togl. each,
with sogs. added by the Club, for 3-yr. olds, carry.
ing toll.-4-yr olds lift.-5 yr olds tiff. 61b.-6 yr
olds and aged, t t ft. I 21b. The New Mile. The
winner to be fold for 25ogs. if demanded within a
quarter of an hour.

HR. H. the Prince of Wales's Rebel, aged ' • a
Mr. H. F. Mellilh's Pinylin 6 yrs ell - a
General Grofvenor's ShirmiMet, 3 yrs old • 3
Mr. Goddard's b. h. Young Eclipre, 6 yrs old . 4
Six to 4 againft Rebel—five to tel againtt Plpylln.-41x and 7 to
z againft the others.
The Sherborne Stakes, a Subfcription of sogs. each,
Bogs. ft. to run four miles.
SirJ Shelly named Whmtear, 5 yrs old. !tit. - dead
H. FL H. the P. of Wales's Petruchlo, 4 yrsold, V.. 11.. tab. heat.
Mr. Germain name., Mirror, 4 yrs oli, soft. • 3
Mr. Mellifh's Lifasahago, 6 irs old, l tR. 511 s. - 4
Mr. Goddard named Galt:rig. 4 yri old, gft Sib. - 5
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London, England, 1805-06-27

IMFFACHMINT OF LORD StILVILLt.

Thy SPEAKER then called the attention of the
Houle to Mr. W H ITIII.BAD, who was on his legs,with
a paper in his hand, containing the determination of
the Houfe refpeaing Lord Melville, and ready to
proceed to the Houle of Lords. The Speaker hay.
ing defired that Gentlemen %mold be pleated to at-
tend their Meffenger, Mr. Whitbread, attended by
mod of the Members prefent, proceeded to the Houfe
of Lords, and on his return acquainted the Houle
that he bad been at the Lords, and conformably to
the Orders of the Houfe had acquainted their Lord-
fltips of the determination of the Houk to impeach
Henry Lord Vifcount Melville of High Crimes and
Mifdemeanors, and that the Houfe would in due time
exhibit to their Lordfhips articles of the charge, and
make good the fame.
Mr. WHITBREAD moved that a Committee be
appointed to prepare articles of Impeachment againft
Henry Lord Vifcount Melville.
On the queftion being put and agreed to, Lord
TErnms moved that Mr. Whitbread be one of that
Committee.—Agreed.
Mr. WHITBREAD then role and moved that
the following Gentlemen, amounting. in all to 2t, be
appointed Members of the Paid Committee, which was
agreed to:

Mr. Fox Mr. Holland
Mr. Grey Mr. W. Smith
Mr. Sheridan Mr CaWaft
Lord H. Petty Mr. Kinnaird
Lord Marthant Lord Porchetter
Mr. Giles Lord A. Hamilton
Lord Folkftono Mr. C. W. Wynne
Mr. Maine Mr. Jekyll
Dr. Lawrence Mr. Morris
Mr. Creeny Lord Temple.

Mr. WHITBREAD then moved, that the Tenth
Report of the Commiffioners of Naval Inquiry, and
the Report of the Sete& Committee on that Report,
be referred to the Paid Committee—That five Mem•
ben be a Qtjorttm of the Paid Committee—That the
Committee meet to-morrow morning at ten o'clock
—That they have power to adjourn from time to
time, and from place to place—That they report from
time to time to the Houfe—And that they fit not-
withflanding any adjournment of the Honfe ;—all
which Refolitions were feverally agreed to. •