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London, England, 1805-05-16

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
BURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND

OTHER RICH FA -
TIE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
ained by HIS ESSENCE OP ANCHOVIES and other
RICH SAUCES, foe Fi/l Jake. Stewed Beef Hubei Cslswe MLA.
Bref S tail, Made Wm', Wild feta. and Gene; with many Deli
twin for the Table, Sideboard, and Store Room; which arc moer
expecffed in hie Catalogue, ( He brig the liprestiw of )ben,) has
iodated many perfotis to give the fame name to Articles tntiniy
different. which are vended at many chops in London, ha pert tux
who go to the principal Towns is I ngland, Ireland, and Scotland,
to folicit Orders of Tradefineo aid ho-keepers, who In confe-
qualm are often hived with Speeiwo Sorts, of very Inferior quali-
ties, which is not only an Impofition, but a great difapriattnent
to Famiiies who purchafe then with a view of having good Sauce
.3 their ids, Bte.

N.B. None are liis Genuine, bu• what have thefc wnrsts rni
the Label," BURGESS and SON'S, 011,0%11 and Superior ES-
SENCF OF ANCHOVIES, No. zo7, Strand, Corner of Savoy
Stets, I .flndon."
London, England, 1805-05-16

PIANO FORTES WITHSPIR AL STRING 9.

JJ. HAW BINS has nowoow completed a few of there
• Inftrumeuts without Valves, but the fame in other refpects
as that: which have already received the Inoft unqualified :ippro-
batinn at Amateurs and Profeffors of the firft rank.

No change of weather, climate, or temperature, can ever put
their Pianos out of tune ; and from the boa (pace occupied by
the Spiral Strings, the Inventor Is enabled to eonitrud his Grand
Piano of the form and Esc of a Cabinet of only 44 inches In height,
40 in breadth, and from as to ill inches deep.
No. 4. Dolby Terrace, City•road, near the New River.
London, England, 1805-05-16

ROYAL JENNERIAN SOCIETY FOR THE EXTERMI-
NATION OF THE SMALL PDX.
Patron, The KlNcs—Patronels "E'.e QUEEN.
Vice Patrons,
His Royal High *cis the Prince of ALES.
His Royal 114;htieff, the Duke of Vomit.
Hi, Royal Hi6hnef, the Duke of CtwittNCt.
His Royal IlLghnefe the Duke Of COMINERLAND.
His Royal High.ids the Duke of Sussex.
His Royal Highnefs the Duke rf CAstsatoce.
Hi, Ro;a1 Highnefs the Duke of Gtouctsce a.
Prehdent,
1-1 k Grace the Duke of !leo roe°.
'THE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL of the
SOCIE i'Y will be holden at the London Tavern, klifhopf-
gatz-ftrezt, TO-MORROW, May t 7.
His Royal rlighnefs the Doke of To ltK in the Chair,
Stewards,
The Earl of Berkeley, Robert Lacrsroke, Efq. M. P.
_ .

, •
Lord Vifcount Sidniouth, John Ring, E'q
Lord Somerville, John Thomfon, Efq
Richard Croft, Efq Henry Thornton, Efq. M.P.
Thomas Denman. M. D. Benja:nin Travera, Efq
Benjamin Goldilnid, Efq Samuel Woods, Efq
Dinner will be upon the Table at Five o'Llock precifely.
Tickets, soy. 6d. each, may be had of the Secretary, and at the
London Tavern. CHARLES MURRAY, Secretary,
z;, Bedford•Rrect, Bedford-row.
No colledlion after Dinner.
London, England, 1805-05-16

MR. JUSTICE FOX.

Lnrd AUCKLAND then role, agreeably to the
notice he had given, and moved that the proceed-
in_gs of Seffion, entered on the Journals of the
Houle, of the grh July, 1804, relative to Mr. Juf-
lice Fox, be vacgted.—Ordered.

The LORD CHANCELLOR then moved, That
it be refolved that in the proceedings held by that
R.tile, and by the Committee un the Petition, and
articles of complaint againft Mr. Jultice Fox, the oh-
jed was to addict's his Majefly for that Judge's dif-
milfal, if the charges proved againft him fhould fi-
nally warrant fuch a flep. His Lordlliip then Rated
that he had now come to be of the opinion of a
Noble and Learned Ft lend of his, that it would have
been better that the proceedings had originated at the
Bar of that Houle, than in a Committee. He then
moved, That the Committee appointed to investigate
into this bulinefs be dilcontinued—that the Orders
for proceeding in this Petition, and in the Articles
of Complaint againft Mr. Jultice Fox, be dilcharg-
ed ; and that the Honk do on Tuefilay next refaLve
into a Committee of the whole Hook, for the pur
pole of invctttgating into the faid Petition and Arti-
cles of Complaint, with the view, fhottld filch charges
be made out againft Mr. Juttice Fox as would war-
rant the meafure, to addrefs hie Majefly for his dif-
miffal. All of there Motions, after a few words
from Lord Auckland and Earl Spencer, were uaa•
niinoully agreed to.
Lord AUCKLAND then propsfed, as an expla-
natory motion, one declaring that, if any of the
charges fhould amount to a high crime or milde-
meanor, the fame lh..uld not be proceeded in.

The LORD CHANCELLOR thought this mo-
tion would be brought forward in futficient time
when the cafe withed to be provided againfl ihould
occur. He theretore moved the previous quellion,
which, after a few obfervations from Lord Mulgrtve,
who thought the motion (limed not be at all enter-
tained, was carried.
London, England, 1805-05-16

Mr. DISDDI's MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.

M- R. DIBDIN refpeetfully announces—
to the
Alufic Selhrs, both in town and country. that be has retired
from *Clive bufinefs, and that his whole Stock of Mufic.il Publi-
c.rions will be fold in future by BLAND and WEI.LER. iu Os
ford-area, Wholefaic and Retail, with whom he has placed it on
ComrailLon, and who have his direcitions to treat both the trade
and the Public in general. in every re fpea upon his ufual terms.—
All ocw Publkations will be brought forward by them, and $.O
popular opportunity will be loft that may man:telt his aecuftomed
zeal. Many of his r.oyelties will be placed in the hands of rck-
!mated Singers, and With only the execption of his perfonal retire-
ment, his labours will be as warmly kept alive as ever.
His numerous friends, the Bookfellers in the Country, will
pleafe to fend their Orders to his Agents as above, from whom dacy
May rely on the molt liberal ttatment-
London, England, 1805-05-16

TO THE PUBLIC.

rrHE Inhabitants cf Totnefs, in the County of
D..von, and its neighbourhood, beg kave moR earn, flit' to
recommend to the compaffion and beneficence of the humane and
generous, the EIGHT ORPHAN CHILDREN of Captain RO-
GERS, of this Town, who died on the t lab of April, after ha.ing
borne a Captain's Commiffion in his Majcfty's fit-vice, full 2S
years, leaving a numerous family, confining of (even daughters.
and one fon, totally unprovided for; too young and incapable of
carping any thing towards their own fubfiftenec, and without any
relations or connedions whatever to affift them. An p,rfon with
ing to he informed more particularly of this melancli•ily evtnr, are
referrLd to the Right Hon. Lord Fortefeue; the Right Hon. Lord
Aolle ; and to all the Members of Parliament for the county of

Subfcrip•ions arc received in London at the houfes of Meffts
Dowt.. Thornton, and Free, and Meffrs. Praeds, Digby. and Cu.
anti by the afferent Banks in Bath, Briftol, Taunton, Bandtattle,
Afhhurton,Totnefs, and Plymouth.

BY 1 HE KING's PATENT.
rrHE ECONOMICAL DOUBLE RETREAT-
ING REGISTER STOVES; or, the SAFEGU.-4.RD
AGAINS FIRE.RODERT3 and Co. No. 66, Otford•ftreet,
Loudon, heg (rave to inform the Public, that they have obtained
Lis Majetty'i Patent for the above Stoves, which they flatter :hem
!elves will he found, on infpeetion, of the utrnoft public utili y,
tieirg a perfeet Lifeguard againit any accident that may happen
from Fire, the dreadful conkelocnees of which arc too well k no wn.
here evils are totally removed in an eaty,fimple manner, by the
application of thefe Stoves. They arc alto a certain cure for
Senokey CL:milies, and a great faving of Fuel will he found by
their ufe. They are teat and elegant in appearance, and need ooly
to be known to recommit nd them to public approbation—tlgether
with every article in the branch of Ironmongers.
N. B. A variety of fecund hand Regilke Stoves,that have Dees
taken in eschange for the above Patent Stoves.
London, England, 1805-05-16

FROM LLOYD'S Ltsr.

GRAVESEND, MAT 14—Paled by, the Johan Frederick, Swin.
ton, from South Carolina; Bowring, and the Eleanor, Wright,
from Memel; Penelope, Lamb, from Gottenburg; %teen, Law-
fon ; Concord, Beattie ; Aurora, Robfon ; and the Margaret,
Hazlewood, from Damage; Anna Livie, Dutzen, from Tonnin-
gen ; Seharthingwell Gray, —; Margaret, Brown, and the
Providence, Clark, from Pillaw ; Defiance, Reynolds, from Co-
penhagen; Peter Carharina, Abbott, from Haniburgh; Two Bro-
ther., Ro!.; Vrow Hannah, Cattle; Twe Gcbroder,, Janfon ;
Jonge Helena,—; and the Vrow Gefina, Kelley, for Embd.m.
Mar ts.—Palled by, the Minerva, Ford, from 'Tenerife;
Stiffula, Franks, from Pinata ; Efing, 'fawner, from Chriftiana;
Fortuna, Angell, from Norway; Mercurius, Ormond; Aurora,
Sager; and Jongr Hendrick, Alia., horn Koningfburg.--Sailed
the Argo, Frampton; and Cynthia, Way, for Newfoundland;
Verwarend, foe roluingcu ; lufrow Dedda, Vrelfe; and
Jonge Clefs, Worts, for Elfintur. knra tow.

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London, England, 1805-05-16

SOUTH *OA rroN.

WHEREAS JAMES BAKER, Apprentice to
THOMAS LANSDOWN, Whitefmith, ran away front
Iris Maßer—Whoever will apprehend and lodge him in Bridewell,
and give information of the fame to his Paid Mailer, will receive
UNE GUINEA Reward—and whoever is known to employ dim
a,ter this Notice will he profecuted as the law direds. He is fup-
ofed to be gone to London or Woolwich—but if he returns to his
duty again he will be forgiven.
'awes Raker is about twenty years of age, s feet 7 Inches high,
fair carplezion, with a Roman note, and abort curly light-brown
hair. Had on when he went away a blue coat, buff waiftcoat, and
nankeen trowfers.

STOLEN, on Wednefday, May 1, 1805, at Too.
perky, in the County of Cheiter, a POCK ET-1100K, contain.
tog a Bill of Exchange for 3001. dated Tonperley, May z, 1805,
drawn by Ralph A rdeme two months after date, in favour of
James Harrell, upon Mr. John Gardner, Cheefi mart., Leaden-
hall-Market, London, not indorfed, but has fince been accepted;
a Bill of Exchange for col. dated Manchefter, the a6th March,
18)5, drawn by Samuel Newton, two Months after date, in fa
your of PHI Johnfon, upon Mafternun, Peters, and Cu. Bankers ;
and another Bill of Exchange for led dated Manchefter, Ap it 23.
ass, drawn by John Pickford, two Months after date, in 'av icr
of Thomas Bruwaword, upon Meer% Pickford, Wood It, eft,
London. The bit indorfer on the two IA bills, is Thomas
Lllifon. Payment of the Bills has been Copt, &c.
Application to be made to Haffell and Foulkes, \Vine Mer-
chants, Chefter, or to Mr. John Gardner, Cheefemonger, Leaden
ball-Market.
London, England, 1805-05-16

Par Sir FRANCIS D'IVFRNOIS.

To be had at Deboffes, Gerard-greet ; Dulau and Co. Soho-
fquare; Payne and Mackinlay, Strand; and De Conchy. New
Bond ftrcet. Where may be had, by the fame Author,
les Reeettes Exterieures—Lea CON Promelies, 21 edition.

PARLLIMENT2IRr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LOR US, THURSDAY, MAY TN.

On the motion of the Earl of DARNLEY, the Order for (=-
mooing the Houfe to morrow on hiq motion relative to the Navy
was diteharged. He Rated aq his mar, m for poftponing the builitels,
the recent circumilances which had occurred in the naval depart-
ment, and the inconvenience which both Nyble Lords on the
other bile and tome of hi• own friends would feel in entering into
the debate to-morrow. He fhould renew his notice in the eoutfe
of next week.

The Earl of SUFFOLK gave notice of hit intention to (Omit to
the Houfe a motion relative to the Woe of Ireland. This felt
it his duty to do, in confequence of the contradittory averments
made by Noble Lords on that fubjed, when an important queftion
concerning the Roman Catholics of that country was under dif-
cuffion two nights ago. That due time might Sc given to confi-
der the bufinefs, he Mould fix fo diftant a day as this day fort-
night for bringing forward hit motion. Sonic of the Minifterill
Lords having conic in, the Noble Earl added, that the objed of
his motion mould be for an Addrefs to his Majefty, praying that
he would be pleated to appoint Commirlioners to go over to Ire-
land, to inveftigate into the ftate of that country, and to report
to their Lorddiips. His Lordfhip then proceeded to read a par-
Cage from Lord Bacon, which he thought applicable to the cafe.
He was then called to order by the Lord Chancellor, but perlifted
in his right to proceed, and concluded by moving chat the Lords
be funnuaued for this day fortnight —Ordiri.d.
London, England, 1805-05-16

REBELLION IN IRELAND.

AFEW rem tining, Copies to be bad of Cur 14 L L
Lai MARTIN, Midd:e Row, Holborn, of the IMPARTIAL
and AUTHENTIC HISTORY of the INSURRECTION of the
COUNTY of WEXFORD, being the principal Seat of the Con-
M 1798, and the moil Important Scene of Iviili ary Opera-
tions. By EDWARD HAY, eq. M.R.I.A. price lialf-a-guinea
in Ward,.

This Work preents not onlyan interciting and exult detail of
the important Occurrences that period, but ferv. Alf° to deve-
lope the melancholy tire of party preudices in Ireland.
N. B. For a charudter of this Work, fee Aikin's Annual Re-
vicw, voL u page 244.

IRISH ROMAN CATHOLICS.

This day was pnblilhed price 30. 6d. and on Royal Paper s..
N HISTORICAL LETTER from FRANCIS
PLO WDEN, Efq. to Sir RICHARD MUSGRAVE, But.
occafioned by Sir Richard's Stnetures, and other lavedives againft
the Hiltorical Review of the State of Irelmd, in divers Anony-
mous Publications, and bearing particularly on the Pledges and
Undertakings of lonic leading Men to bring forward, and of others
to refill the Q.yeition of Catholic Emancipation, now pending in
Parliament—with an appropriate Frontif:iiece.
Falfus honor juvat, & mendax infarnia ttrret,
nifi mcndufum & mendacem ? Hoa. Ep.z.
Whom, but the man of error and untruth,
Doth borrow'd honour plcafe—doth lying lhamc ap-Al ?
Publilbeil by Vincent Dowling, Lincoln's Inn Fields, Holborn-
row, No 3o; and to be had of Meffrs. Richardfm, Royal Ex-
change ; Mr. Booker. New Bond-Brut ; and the principal Book-
fellers in 1 own and Country.
London, England, 1805-05-16

NEX r SATURDAY.

•r BISH, Ccmtraaor fir the prefent Lottery, re.
J. • fpettftally acquaints the Public that Tickets and Shares,
warrantcd undrawn, may he had tin nine tecinek en SATUR
DAY morning nest, when the SECOND Day's Drawing will be.
gin. And in order to accommodate thole who, from a variety of
circumftances, may hive been prevented purchafing, he will gem
tissue to fen at both hi • old titablibed Offices,
4, CORNHiI.I„ and 7, CHARING CROSS,
Tickets and Shares, until nine o'clock on Saturday ncuovartant-
t4 undrawn, at the toll wing prices:
picket 4T9 o o
Italy 3(9 i 5 0 Eighth Cs 9 6
q2arter 118 0 Sixteenth g o
Money for Pris&i as loon as drawn.
London, England, 1805-05-16

ISLE OF ThANET,

A CAPITAL FARM, within one Mile of the town of Margate.
TO LEI' BY AUCTION
. _ _

At the Roy:I Hottl in Margate, on T'h•irfday, the a3d day of
May init. about eleven o'clock in the Forenoon• for a Icrm of

Ten Years, to commence from the Toth day of October next,
fabled to fuch conditions as fhall be then and there pr..duccd,
ACAPITAL MANOR FARM, called NASH
COURT, eonlißing of a good Farm fi ufe , with cotatgcs,
Barns, Stables, Dove Honfe, and other convenient Out-buildings,
Yards, Gardens, Orchards, and Lands, Arable and Pallure, in a
high Rate of cultivation, in the parifhes of St. John the I3aptift
and St. Peter the rk :,oftle, in the Ilk of Thanet, in the County of
Kent, now in the occupation of Mr. Edward Buys.
In Lots, of the relpeCti re contents fpecified. little more or lefs :
Lot. t. The Farm Houle, Cottages, Outbuildings, A. R. P.
Yards, Gardens, and Orchards, and the Lands imme-

diatteiy atipiiniug and lurroumling the fame, - 2C2 017
Lot 2. A piece of A al,le Land, adjoining to Salm•
(tone Parfou .ge (part 1211 down with Cinque IS),
bounded on the Well by the Road to Smidwich, and
on the South by the next lof 36 0 0
Let 3. A Piece of Arable I.2nd adjoining to Lid-
den Farm, alio bour.dcd ou the Welt by the Sand- -
with Road 6s I s

Lot 4. Two Pieces of Arable Land, adjoining tope• -
thee, called Nafh Down (part Cinque Foil) and Cha-
pel Bottom, bounded on the Fait by the Sandwich
Road, and on the Weft by the Canterbury Road et 1 14
At the fame and place will clfoire Let by AOlion,
Lot s. Three Pieces df Rich Malt Land, containing by dil-
atation is Acres, more or left, adjoining to the River Stour, near
the Welt l:nd of Sarr Wall, in the parte' of Chillet, in the Coun
ty of Kent, now alto in the occupation of Mr. Edward Boys.
For further particulars enquire (in perfon or by letter, poll
paid) of Jacob Sawkius, Lig. Margate ; or of Mr. Petman,
Ham. near Sandwich.

Mr. Thomas Hu• hard, of Duke-ftreet, Margate, will thew the
Farm, and Mr Michael MafeaU, of the Old Half• way Houfe at
Sant the Matt Laud.
London, England, 1805-05-16

11ais day was publithed,

MISCELLANEOUS POETRY, by the Ho-
nourahle W. HERB` .Rl'; confining of Scled Icelandic
Poetry, trannated from'thc Originals, with Notes: Part, I. Trani-
latious from the German, Danish, &c. &e. and Oinsni Darthula,
Grxci. redeita ;aceedunt Miccellanea: elegantly printed in Crows.
Ss°, three parts, price 121 boards.
N. B. An additional part will be publilhed with title pages for
the whole.

Sold by 1. Reynolds, No. tr,Oxford-itreet ; from whom may
be had a very few remaining Copies of the New Wiz Etonaifes,
lar:e paper, price 11. 6s. boards.

This day was publifhed, price Five Shillings, Second Edition, of
ATREATISE on the COW PDX—with a Pits•
I' A c , confidcrable Additions, and an Appendix, containing
many recent inftances of the Failure and M &hie( of the Cow-Pox.
By BENJAMIN MOSELEY, M.D.
Author of a Treatife on Tropical Difeafes, of a Trestife on Caret,
and of Medical Trafts : containing Dilfertationa on Sugar--on
the Yaws—ull Obi, or Aldan Witchcraft—ou the Mime, and
Yellow Fever of America—on Hofpitals—on Bronzhocelc—on
Prifuos,&c. Phyilcian to the Royal Military Hufpital at Chet.
fea, Member of the College of i'hyficians of London, of the
Univerfity of Leyden, of the American Pbiloroplateal Society at
Philadelphia, Sec.
Sold by Longman, Paternofter row; A riterne, Cornhill; Hatch-
ard, Piccanilly ; Cuthcli, Middle Row, Holborn; and Callow,
Crown Court.

MR. BELSHAM'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND.•
Complete from the Revolution to the Treaty of Amicns.
ivr K PHILLIPS has the honour to inform the pub-
IV lie, that the above-mentioned Work will be i..ady for de-
livery complete, in Twelve Uniform Volumes, in Jctavo, on
Saturday the isth of May, price live Pounds Shillings, in
Boards.

Six of the Volumes are now reprinting with numerous an.l
ea-
enime eorredions, additions, and improvenunt., by the Aat'aor ;
and on the 25th inita,it, this valuable Work, the only euotioua-
tion of flume, by a fingle writer, may, for the firil time, hu had
complcte.—Brike-itreet, illaekfriars, May t, aos.

POPULAR INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY.
This day were publifked,
luftrated with numerous large Copper-plat:s, on a plan entirtly
ucw, price 43. with an allowance to Schools.
THE WONDERS of the TEL.ESCOPE, or a
DISPLAY of the WONDERS of the HEAVENS and of
the SYSTEM of the UNIVERSE, written in a familiar and po-
pular manner, adapted particularly to the perufal of Young Per-
fon., and cfpecially calculated to promote and fimplify the Rudy
of Aftronemy to Perfons of all Ages.
Printed for RICHARD PHµLIPS, Bridge-ftreet, Blaekfriars;
and fold by TABART and Co. at the Juvenile Library, New Band-
ftrcet ; and by all other Boettcher& Of whom alto may be had,
The WONDERS of the MICROSCOPE, or a Difplay of the
Wonders of the Creation. in Objeets comparatiesly minute, il-
lultrated with very large Plates. Price is. 6d.
London, England, 1805-05-16

Illid

concilitsg mean can be adopted, let us revues as we
are, and all unite in maintaining againfl thecommon
enemy that Conflitution f 6 Tuileries to all odium, and
whir)) is the fole refuge of cirillsberty in this quarter
of the world.
I afk pardon for having occupied the time of the
Houk In long ; but having the honour to reprefent
the capital of that country who(' interelLs are fa
vi-
tally involved in the relent .difeuffion, I felt it im-
perative upon me to lay beforCthe Houfe my reafons
for voting againft the prefent motion.
Mr. H. ADDING roN hmented, that he had
not been fo fortunate as to catch the Speaker's eye in
the earlier part of the debate, as the latenefs of the
hour, and the impatience of the Houfe would not
now admit of his entering into the *resits of the
momentous queßion now before the Houk. • He role
merely to advert to one point in the Speech of the
Hon. Mover of the (tieflion the preceding evening,
where he had argued on the hope that had been held
out to the Catholics in the Debate on the Union, of
what was mirchievoully and wickedly called Catho-
hc Emancipation, being intended to follow it. In
the courfe of that argument. he had quoted a palTage
from a fpeech of Noble Relation of his, wherein
was cited an extra& from a publication of a learned
Gentleman (Dr.Ditigenanl, who had laR night given
a fatisfatory explanation o'f.that paffage, and fuch as
(Nlr A.) had always underflood to be its con-
ftruelion. The Hon. Gentleman Might alfo have re-
colleted, as other Members perhaps did, that the
Noble Lord, fo far from exprefilng hltnftlf friendly
to Catholic Emancipation on that oer.afion, had dif-
tinaly (Wed, that if it was a quetlsi.n between that
meafare and a re.enaftment of the Popery Laws, he
Mould, though a choice of evils,deeide for the latter.
Mr. H. A. would only add his regret at basing kg
the opportunity of expreffing his opinions on this im.
portant queflion, which were very decided ones—not
reffing on inexpediency, but on principles. He gave
credit to all that had been Paid of the honour, the
loyalty, the good difpnfition of the Catholics, as a
body ; but he confidered their Petition as nothing
snore or lefs than a Petition for a Revolution. He
Rtould therefore give it his decided negative.
London, England, 1805-05-16

WANTED within 4o Miles of London, on the
Thames, or other River, in any other Healthy Situation,
the deputation to any large Manor, and a g•xid Small Honfe,
Garden, and Land, by a Clergyman wh would rent them, or take
the Duty of a Church five or fix Months in a Year, or protea
TV^tileman or Geutlema:.'s Came.
Every friendly return will be made to any one who ran do
or pet him in the way of doing ti.—Addrefs to Rev. A. M. Bell'..
Library, No. 148, Oaford•ttrt rt
London, England, 1805-05-16

MANSION HOUSE AND MANORS.

'l'o BE LET, fora term of years, and entered upon
-a- immediately, the Capital Mullion Houfe and Hall, called
GREAT THU RLO W liJl.L,in Suffolk, with a fpacious Garden,
Paddocks. and so Acres of Land, if required. Alio the extenSve
Manors of GREAT THUR LOW and HU NDON • Thurlow is
nine miles from Newmarket, and x 6 from Bury St. Edmund's.
There are two Packs of Fox Hounds kept iu the Neighbourhood.
For further particulars enquire of A. Jenkin, Efq. Bury.
S. 'fhompfon, of Thurlow, will Stew the Premifea.
London, England, 1805-07-24

EAST-INDIA SHIPPING.

•
Ectraft from the Calcutta Gazette of the tyth of
January :
" Arrived in the river Ganges, on Tuelday, the Portugude Rip
?bereft, Captain Hyppoliter De Souta, ftom Macao, the 6411 De-
limber, and futtfequently from Malacca.
" The fhip James Drummond arrived in the River on Friday
lift, from China, !aft from Penang.
" On the tpth of December failed from Penang, in company
with the Honourable Company's thip the Marquis Wadley, and
Pigeon country Rip, bound to Madras; and the Gulava, Daniel,
and General Welkfley, bound for Bengal
" On the with faw a Brange fall Banding to the Southward,
which proved to be the Caroline, from Bengal, bound to Penang.
" On the ant the Honourable Company maps Marquis Wel-
kfley, and Pigeon country fitip, parted company, bound to Ma-
.lras. On the asth paned company from the Daniel and Gunjava.
in lat. t t. 38. N.
" The bark Hunter arrived in the river Ganges on the 13th of
January, from Bombay."
London, England, 1805-07-24

This day were puhlithed,
la Three Volumes Octavo, embellitimi with a Portrait of the
Author, pricc tl. 44 in boards,
OCCASIONAL DISCOURSES on VARIOUS
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Sr II mutes on various Subjedc, DoCtrinal and Moral, feleaed,
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EDUCATION,
At a School a few Miles from London•
THE TERMS for 13.• lard, \Vathing, and Tuition,
including Englith, Writing, Arithmetic, French, Latin,
Greek, and eve/ requifite branch of the Mathematio;alfo Books
of every dcfcription, FORTY GUINEAS per Annum, and Three
Guineas Entrance.
London, England, 1805-07-23

MONEY.

A GENTLEMAN ;ho has it in his power to
1- procure any SUM of MONEY, at the Shortelt Notice, for
rood Bills, or upon Annuities, or other Cattalo Securities, with(' to
he ed the Agent to any perform, wheeler of the Mer-
cantile or Fafhionable part of the World, who may require his
AG:t.n:e.—P, Kona' applications are received from ten via four;
and leiter, ('oft addreffvd to the Superintendant at Ms houfe„
140. :1. New N.wth Rreet, Re4Lion.fguare (if explicitly *Auto)
mmediately anlwcred.
London, England, 1805-07-23

EXTRA CHARGES.

pawing, one Guinea per Quitter, and One Guinea entrance.
Half a-Guinca per Quarter for Riding occafionally, two Poneys
king kept for-that purpofe, as a reward for good behaviour, and
itimulus to Indultry.
Letters (poll paid) addrefed to C. D. the Oxford and Cam-
bridge CoffLe-houfe. No. io6, Strand. will leave due attention.

TO SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES.
'MR. ALLEN, Dancing-Maifter,. puildtually at.
ANA tends Schools and FaMilies within ten miles of London,
teaching a graceful finiffied manner of performing eafily every rk.
Sant (alienable requifite of modern Dancing.
Mr. A, Le n's Houfes. Ho. 19, Sherrard-firect, Golden-fquare,
at No, so, Great Alie.fireet, Goodman's Fields, are alto open
for tse privet infttudion of Ladies and Gentlemen of any age,
nude luue near teamed that accompliihment, or not in the prefint
ftyls.—Fiatigncts, Officers, Country itefidents, and others, from
or going abroad, and all who cannot (pare much time, may learn
on plans ciptdsly formed for thofe to whom it is an objedt to be
taught expediriorfly; private :y. and jajEisma.bly.
Both Mr. AL LE N $ private Dancing Academies will contidue open
all the Summer. His Affifiants are Marrs. Tomlinfon & Adams.
London, England, 1805-11-21

LONDON ADJOURNED SESSIONS, NOV. 20.

Mamas Burrow: was indided for an affault on Ro-
bert Strachan, on the 3oth of August. The Profe•
cutor was a waiter at the Blue Boar Tavern, Aldgare,
and the Defendant a young man of refpeaability in
the city. On the evening dated, the Defendant, in
company with others, had a convivial meeting at the
coffee houfe, and Lieutenant Peney, of the Marines,
was introduced.
The waiter Rated, that hearing a quarrel in the
box, between the Lieutenant and a Gentleman of the
paity, and knowing the former to he a quiet difpnfed
perfon, he having. frequented the houfe fome time,
and being rather in liquor, he led him through the
coffee-room and kitchen. to put him to bed. While
he was doing fo the Defendant followed, and gave
the witnefs a black eye ; but he did not prevent him
from taking care of the Officer. On lt;s return to
the coffee room, the Defendant laid, "he lhould like
to black his other eye," and immediately hit him
again, without the (lighten pi ovocation. The cham-
bermaid at the coffee-houfe corroborated what had
fallen from the profecutor. In defence, the Gentle.
men who compnfed the party with the defendant,
defcribed Lieutenant I'. to have been very quarrel-
Come. He was a pedal firanger, until introduced to
the box where they were fitting, and he was not long
with them before he challenged the whole to fight
with (word or pifinl. In his frantic career he ordered
the waiter to fetch his fword, which mandate was
obeyed, but it was wrefied from him, and brought
to him a fecond time, as the witnefs fuppofed by the
waiter.
The RICOILDER obferved to the Jury, that the af-
fault on the Profecutor was not contradiEted, and be
was entitled to their verdift, although his conduft in
fetching a fword was highly reprehenfible.—Guilty.
The Defendant was fined one (billing.
London, England, 1805-11-21

LAW DITEELIGINCE.

HICII COURT Of A 0-1411tALTY, DOCTORS'COMIIIINS.
—Yetterday the Right Hon. Sir W. Scovr proceeded
to the adjudication of the following (hip cafes :
Maria,Monfers wafter.—This Chip, under Bremen colours, Is.
den with a cargo of various merchandise, was captured by his Ma-
jelly's gun brig Cenfor, Lieutenant 1.. Jolhua Rowe, Comman-
der, and brought to Yarmouth. This was a queftion of breach
of blockade. Ship and cargo relict-al as claimed, on payment of
the captor's expences.
Hannah Margaretha, Scholl mafter.-•••This vcfrel, under Danith
colours, with a cargo of wine, brandy, and various other articles,
was captured by his Majeltr's hired armed 'hip Lady Warren, Pe•
ter M'Kellar Commander, and brought ro Plymouth. The (hip,
in this cafe, was direCted to further proof, together with part of
the cargo, and other parts rettored.
Droy F --natl.., Jong mailer —Thiq •effel.laden with a carts of
wine and brandy at the time of the capture, was going from tmb-
den to le bonne. Further proof direeted.
London, England, 1805-11-21

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOVEMBER to.

The Court determined a point of pretty general
importance, namely, whether under the Small Debt
ael an attorney was bound to profecute a debtor, re-
tiding in the City, before the Court of &quells, for
any furn under 51. ?
It was contended, on the part of the Defendant,
who owed an attorney 41. As. and who had been flied
for it before a fuperior Court, that as he refided with-
in the City of Lnndon, and as the aft was imperative
on all perfons having debtors within the city, and who
of courfe could bring their altions before the Court of
Requefts, to do fo, that he had been improperly cat-
led before the fuperior Court, and that the Plaintiff
could not recover his colts.
For the Plaintiff on the other hand, it was main-
tained, that the aft only fubjeeled attornies to the
jurifdietion of the Court, where they might be called
there as defendants, but was by no means intended to
compel them to come into that Court as Plaintiffs.
This would indeed be to invelt the Court of Requelis
with a jurifdielion which they could not have, and
for which they were not qualificd—to tax an attor-
ney!. Bill of Coils.
The Court were of opinion with the Plaintiff, and
it was accordingly determined, that the a& applied
to attornies defendants, but not to attornies plaintiffs.
London, England, 1805-11-21

61m; V READE.

Mr. Sergeant BAILEY moved to fet afide an award
in this cafe, under an order of the Court below, on
an atlion tried at the laft Lancatler affixes. It was
brought by the Plaintiff againft the defendant, upon an
*Hedged piratical printing and publithing of certain
Tables end Calculations for afcertaining the intereft
of various integral fuins-for certain numbers of days, '
and which the Plaintiff Rated to be his own original
calculation, invention, and arrangement.. Though
ft appeared that a part of the book which the Defen-
dant had publifhed was certainly a copy of part of
that publilhed by the Plaitaiff, yet it alfo appeared,
ttrat he had followed the faults of the original, in
w'lich there were above eighty conliderable errors
in calculation ; and confequently no great tots could
have accrued from the piracy of a work thus notori-
oufly erroneous, upon fuch a (tibial. The work of
the Defendant had not only carried the fcale of cal-
culation to ranch greater extent than the Plaintiff's,
but he had added alfo many original calculations of
his own previous invention many years before, and
confequently his work mull have a decided prefe-
rence with the public over that of the Plaintiff, in
which, in fad, there was nothing new that any man
might not have done, and that had not been (hewn
Infirm in a variety of publications. The parties,
however, by confent of the Court, had agreed to Te-
ter the cafe to the arbitration of a Bareifter, who,
as the Defendant had reafon to conceive, had, upon a
mifapprehenflon of the circumflances, awarded for
the Plaintiff to the full event of his allegation, with
forty flullings damages and cofrs. Upon the hard-
fhip
of the cafe the Learned Sz:ijeant expatiated at

flux length, and hoped the Codrt would fet afide
ch. award.
Sir Jame, Mall stint+ and Mr. Jnftice Rond wer:
both of opinion, that there was nothing fo very ori
ginal or myfterions in the calculation of proportion-
ate interefts on money at a given rate percent. that was
notwithin the capacity ofevery common fchoultnaller.
In the arrangement of thole calculations, however,
there might be fome original ingenuity which no man
had a right to co py ; the parties, howeyer, inllead of
bringing the quefiion for legal decilion into one of
the Courts of Weaminfler Hall, had thought proper
to refer the matter for filial decifion, both as to the
law and the fat, to a profeflional Gentleman ; and
this arrangement appeared to be (hied as a leading
point on the cafe. That Gentleman had made his
award, and it did not appear that either of the par-
ties had a right to appeal, or that the Court ought to
interfere.
London, England, 1805-11-21

THE MIRKEIrt

CORN-EXCHANGE,WEDN MAY, NOV I" rP.
There was a tolerable quantity of Wheat at market
to-day, chiefly of Monday's fupply ; and ui:iny fo-
reign famples at hand, the trade was dull at a little
variation—Rye is rather cheaper—Barley is in good
fupply and rather declines—Malt and White Peas
vary little—Beans of each defcription and Greg Peas
in demand, a very thou (ripply, and are dearer.—
The contrary winds canting (bort fupplies of Oats,
they are alfo full as dear—hour in middling fupply.

GILRURAL CURRENCY AS UNDER
Wheat, 4t»• 541. 65s per qr. Grey Peafe 36s vs.
Finc Ditto. 665. 6y.. od. Beans, sos sSs.
Rye, 321.365. 6d. Tick !IWO IV.. 481. od
Eladry, 3:q. 376. od. Oats. zp..
Malt, 7zs. 78s. od. Polann ditto 371 od.
White Pink, sts. 375. od. Rare SO.ll, 40 441. prelat

MCI or FL cVit.
Fine Flour Ens. to tss. Seconds gss. to 6f,s. vet fsei.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH.
;s 61 Its to 81 81 j l'orlitts ;1 is to 91 101
Fine Ea* Kent 91 91 cd.
London, England, 1805-11-26

ARRIVALS IN TOWY.

The Earl of Seuborough, from Yorkfhirs, at his houfe in P.

Sir Stephen Glynne, from a tour through the Mirth.
The Earl and Connie(' of Cardigan, from Richmond, at ;f :r
bode in Grofvenor-Brea.
The Duke of Montrofe, from Twickenham, at his haute in G-.
venoaquare.
Mr. Matt, at Batt's-hotel, from his feat in Norfolk.
The Earl of Weemoreland, from Ofteriey Park, to his many
in Berkeley-Iquart.
London, England, 1805-11-26

NEW VOt:Al.

Tuft publithed by BROD aitir andi,Viuctittots, No sg.flaymarket
FHE MAID WITH 'EVES SO. BLIIE,"
conapofed and dedicated to Mifs Dawfon, by F. W. South-
"price ts.bd.
Through every Varied Scene they love." by Butler, price pc
The Dittant Stars but faintly lhinc," for the Harp or Piano-
f. zz.co-npnfed by A. Voigt, price is. bd.
Soft Pity," rung by Mrs. Jordan, compared by W. H. Bird,
price C..
" The Raolve," tong by Mrs. Jordan, compoted by W. H. Bird
pr:ce is.
" Turn, lovely Gwen," a Well% Sonnet, compared by Robert
Bro(r..rip, price Is 6.1.
" Come, Cynthia,to thy Shepherd's Vale," a Cansanet, com-
pote(' by J. Rofe, price is.
" Deprlv'd of Thee," a favourite Sang, compofed by Dr. Baiter,
price ts.
London, England, 1805-11-26

EAST INDIES.'

CALCUTTA INTELLIGENCE, MAY 23, t 305.

Our lall advice: from Columbo Rate, that on Fri-
day the 19th ult. about three o'clock P. M. the Go-
vernment Houfe, occupied by the Commander of the
forces, was truck by lightning, which innantly de-
molithed the upper part of the Eaft Fort, and forced,
with great violence, the walls through the roof of
the adjoining houfe, belonging to K. CHANDLER, Efq.
but occupied by Brigade Major CoxisitooFE. The
General, at the time of the accident, was fitting in
the back verandah, but providentially received no
other injury than the drat of furprife of fo tremen-
dous a (bock from the thunder gult which fucceeded
produced.
His Aid du-Camp, Lieut. Wassyss, fortunately
efcaped unhurt, although fitting in the apartment
which appears firft to have been Brock, over which
were pieces of ornamental mafonry railed, according
to the Dutch lane, confiderably above the roof; and
as lightning is known to ftrike the higheft and molt
pointed objeas in its way, it is prefumable this ma•,
fonry received and threw off the elearic fluid to the
adjoining houfe, where evident traces of its courfe
were visible.
The roof falling in, filled the room with fragments
of ftnne, beams, &c. and drove Lieutenant Warayss
againit a door, with great violence from the detk at
which he was fitting.
A fervant o prigade Major CoLasitooar, who
lay ill in an apartment adjoining the General's houfe,
into which the ruins fell, miraculoufly efcaped with
flight bruifes, although the bed was fluttered to pieces.
We are happy to add, that no lives were loft, and
no injury to any individual except a boy of the Ge-
neral's, who was nightly hurt.
London, England, 1805-11-26

IVAUTIC.IL iNiELLIGENC.i

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind N. W.
♦aa. DUE.
Dublin s i Hamburgb o 1
Waterford 0 s Gottesburgh 0 3
Ltfbon

Att. DUI.

P6NZANCE. Nov. 23. r r..s morning the Peace of
Yarmouth. Captain B. QIIINTON, pnt in here wind-
bound, with wheat for Liverpool. She is expefted
to fail this evening, as the wind is likely to be fa-
vourable.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 23.—Arrived the Furley, ROME,
from London ; Aurora, Wrivraas, from Llanelly ;
Earl St. Vincent, Coca, from Padttow, and Eliza
Ann, Ricnaitosom, from Liverpool. Sailed the Sally,
As 'lnv, for Amfierdam.—Wind N.

DOVER, Nov. 25.—Rear Admiral Sir WM.- S.
S Ir If is now lying to in the offing, with the Trufty,
Volcano bomb, and feveral gun brigs, juft arrived
from Boulogne. We have been informed, by a boat
jtilt landed, that the dreadful firing on Thurfday and
Friday night, was occafioned by the tremendous
explofion of the mortars on board the bomb fhips,
whiehlithrew the enemy's flotilla into great confufion,
and forced the greater part to make for the harbour.
Two were driven on (bore difmafted. The enemy
fired in all direaions !hot and fhells. We are happy
to hate, however, that no lives were loft on board our
fleet. The Vefuvius and Volcano, we underhand,
kept up a tremendous firing, as did the other bombs
engaged. The Vefuvius, Captain LILLICRAP, we are
forty to add, loft two boats, and had five men badly
wounded, in a boat blowing up one of the enemy's
steals, under the direAions of Lieutenant Dvm.—
}lad the weather continued favourable, we make no
doubt but the gallant Admiral, and brave fellows
under him, would have followed up the blow with
fuccefq.

DEAL, Nov. 25.—Arrived and failed for the River,
the Eagle, D:t. Low, from Belfaft, and the Catharine,
!oars, from North Wales.—Remain in the Downs,
the Edgar, Utrecl.t, Adamant, Romulus, Regulus,
regains, and Antelope man of war, Railleur aad
l'Utile Sloops of war, Devadation, Fury, and Luci-
fer bombs, Dauntleis praam, Rifleman, Phofphorus,
ppiter, and Thraflier feveral gun-brigs,
and a fleet of ti-iniparts, &e.—Wind weaerly.
London, England, 1805-11-26

FROM I. LOTD'S LIST.

GRAVESEND, Nov :5 —Palled by the Progrefs, Nichols ; Rich-
mond, Mauk, and the Albion, Linklatc". from Dominica;
Marquis of Huntly, Kart, frem Nevis; Gibraltar, Craig, from
Montfcrratt ; George, Puildiemnbe ; Munnick, and the Fa.
vouritc,Hohurm, from Demerara; Nelfon, Herbert, and Ealiug
Grove, Sime, from St. Viucents; David, Groves. and Leviathan.
Butchinion, froir. Trinidad; Otis, Croke:. from New York; An-
nabelle, Abercrombie, from Tobago; l.laun Romney, Oliver, from
Jamaica ; Them's, Douglas, from Grenada ; Charlotte, Miller,
from Oporto ; Aelzon, Durex, front Gottenburgh ; Carpenter,
Meyer, irons Virginia; Mary, Hunt, from Waterford; James,
Donald, arid the Thames, Evar.s, from Dublin.--Sailed the Pak,
Legate, for St. Michael's ; Bayly, Wftlfon, for Grenada Aqn:-
lon, Robenfon ; Thetis, Severs ; Olive Branch, Lumley ; Eliza-
beth, Si ephenfon ; William Pitt, Friar; Q2etn, Weeks ; London,
Goldfinch ; Royal Edward, IN.luirhead, and the Prince George,'
Bayly, for Jamaica.
London, England, 1805-11-19

After a ltort deliberation attsoitg the Judges, the
Court fehttnced the dinner to nine calendar months
imprifonmenr in his ajefty's gaol of Newte, and
ff
pi
at the expiration of t st term to be difcharged.

WIILMITAGI O. HOLLOTb.

Mr. Sea*Lir applied to the Court for a rale to
Alike out fevers' unneceffary warms in the declara-
tion in this caufe. The anion was brought for fru-
ral guinea notes, sand a bill of exchange, againfl the
Plaintiff, to whom they were delivered, as the bearer
of them. There were feparate counts for each note,
confining of near fifty. The declaration alone was
&tidy printed on large paper, containing 272 folios,
wbkh, computing it by the office fbeet, would amount
to t,044. The espence of the declaration alone came
to upwards of tool. exclutive of the neceffary flamps
and paper, fo that before the caufe could be brought
to iffue, thaexpences would amount to Aso& and the
anion was drought for no more than pool.
Coutr—" Take a rule to thew caufe."

At one o'clock Lord ELLIIIIICROVON fat at NO
Prim. There were but four cattle. in the lift ; three
were poftponed, and the fourth. a qucilion of no pub-
lic intereit, was difpofed of. After which, his
Lordlhip attended a priv.rte meeting of the Judgef
in the Exchequer Chamher.
London, England, 1805-08-03

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

EDINBURGH RACES, JULY 29.
This day the Races begun, when the City's Purfe'
of 501. was run for over the Sands of Leith.
Mr. /3aird's b. b. Young Trimmer - a I
Mr. Denbam's grey gelding - 3 2
Mr. Dudgeoa's brown mare Kate - • 2 4
Mr. &twat bay mare • 4 3
Eleven horfes Railed for the firft heat, and five the
fecond. This race afforded good (port.
London, England, 1805-08-03

BUMPRIES,
.7uLT 29.

On the 22d infant, at Kirkconnell Honk, Tro-
queez, the Volunteers of Trogneer were invited by
James Maxwext.; Efq. of Kirkconnell,.to !hoot for
I Medals given by his Lady. The Corps fired in fuc-
etnlol2 at three different targets, and difplayed much
(kill and dexterity, many of the bullets being in the
centre of the refpative boards : they afterwards fired
in platoons at a board which was foon completely
ridded. Al they fired towards the fea, the drop.
ping of every bullet was obferved, and feldom has
a better direited fire been feen. This fine body of
Volunteers returned to Kirkconnell Place, where
they were regaled in the old Baronial Ryle of hofpi-
talky, and with genuine Caledunian glee kept up
the merry dance, with the bonny laires of the
neighbourhood, till a late hour. They marched home
in regular order, and in the highell piths, accom-
panted by the bagpipes and other mufic. &c. This is
the fecond ITIRMICC of the patriotic attention of Mr.
Maxw ext. to the Volunteers.

Kirkconnell Houfe is fituated in the fouthern ex-
tremity of the Parifh of Troqueer, on the weft fide
of the banks of the Nith, Galloway ; it Rands in a
pleafant vale highly cultivated, and ornamented by
the liberal Proprietor, with rural fcenery ; and in it
is an Ancient edifice, built about the t3th century
the fiat record of which is noticed by its ancient mo-
, naftic proprietors. A Catholic Chapel, of a fupe-
vinr conftruaion. has been attached to,,it .by Mr.
MaxwaLL, for the accommodation of the. Catholics
io.that part of the country.

•
London, England, 1805-08-03

--r

We are concerned to Bate that the report 'which
wow again revived yefferday of the 4ntigua fleet not
having been captured by the enemy is pot confirmed.
millatement originated with a Government
Metal/cc who arrived from Weymouth. and mif
to* the tirhadoes for that fleet.
A letteiretieiyed a few days fence, from an officer
onboard the VicToav man of war (Lord Nassom's
(hip) Bates; that they had fallen in with the Navt.sy
fchdona, 'who inforMed them that the had failed
m wiih the•fleet fro Antigua ; that the whole of them
were captured on the Bth of June by the combined
fleets; and th:t the faiv them it tow the next day.
The Barbadoes Beet brings no news, nor could they
from the time they failed: We &knot bear that on
*their way home they Gtr any thing of f.ford NaLsox.
A. Gentleman now in-London, who was at Mar-
tinique what the .P11)14110 Fleet was there, ks,
that the accounts that hive been circulated of the
ficklY hate if' the trisopi on joarcl-ire noteorreß.
The number fent to the Hofpitel was under fifty.
The troopi.recliating all that were fent out in th 4
different thins, were only about .000, of which floO
were left at Martinique.; The IPanifh (hips Were in
very bad order, and feieral of them were obliged to
receive repairs befori they coul4' put to fee: While
the Beet' lay at Martinique, the 01ficeri were fre-
quentiy on More, but they were all entirely *uorapt
of their farther dellination : it was even a matter of
jell to them to find out why DO life than twenty
'hips of the line &odd be fent to the Weft Indies,
feemingly without any other ob)c but that of cOn-
voyiniout Only 4000 troop's
The two !hips which failed from lt.ocbefor! tonic
time aii) had a refralory regiment on board, which
was fent toTabago to get them out of 416.4. Thefe
foldiers were atacled there, and thOfe in that Mend
before were embarked and carried to Martinique.*

Three Hamborgh Mails -arrived ha night. The
letteri by there Mails confirm the departure of M.
Novostyrzorr front Berlin nn Fiis iway to rated-
burgh. Great efforts are mating to reinforce the
Atittrian arm.), on the frontiers of Italy,' and'every
thing indicates a fpeedy evenrion •oi the war. Un.
ftirtunately foi Aitaria, force of. her Rites hare'for
Nile dant Wert with'a fcaicitir.
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