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London, England, 1805-05-06

MR. Br LSHAM'S HISTORY Of PNGLAND.

Complete from the Rtsrolotion to the 'f ratty of Amiens.
MR PHILLIPS hats the honour to inform the pub-
tic,LVA that the abov4 mentioned Work will be ready for de-
"'eq, eorrort,•, in Twelve Uniform Volumes, in °dam on
Saturday the zsth of May, price Five Pounds Eight Shillings, in
Boards.

Six of the Volumesare now repenting with numerous and ev-
en five cotre.ftions, additions, and improvement., by the Author;
and on the astb inftant, this valuable Work, the only continua-
tionatfiatte, by a fingle writer, may, for the firft time, be bad
complete.—Bridge-itreet, Blarkfriars, May z.

LORD MF LVILLR.

Tiil day was publithed, price One Shilling,
ANEXPOSURE of the PERSECUTION of
AN
Lord MELVILLE, in a 4tter to an intimate Acquaintance.
" Huge uproar lord it wide." TKO/410v.
Printed for J. Hatchaza, tpo, PlecatiEly. Of whom may be
had price at 6d.
A Trcatife upon Tithes, containing an Eftimate of every Tithe-
Ain Article in common Cultivation, dm. &c. liy the Rev. James
Erarblock, A. M.

STATE LOTTERY CONTAINS
a Prizes of C 30,000 13 Prizes of ,Ct,ooo
s—ss-- 20,900 3 zpoo
3 10.000 , 8 -- 1,000
14 of 3ocl. and others of tool. &e. tee.
SIFT and Co. Nn. t 1, Poultry, Ate felling the
Tickets amid Shares of the above Lottery, to begin Drawing
the f3th ..f May.
In the laft Lottery, the Ticket No. so 932, a Prize of 10A?cl.
No. Bzoo, a Prize of mood and Nos. 91102 amid tt ,368, Prizes of
tool. were Eared and rota at Swift and Co.'s Office—where No.
6791. a Prize of 2.0,C eel No 9362, a Prize of siva* and No.
19. ca, a Prize of 'cool. in the preceding Lottery, were alto fold
in Shares.
London, England, 1805-05-01

AMPIC-1-INE.

CORN ['CHANG!, MAT 1,

There is to-day a ermll7ralde fupply of Wheat,
with feveial further arriy.tls of foreign ; excepting
that of firil quality it i, cheaper, and more foreign
expeavd ; a few thouf-tnd quarters of Dantzic being
ordinary, were fold by auetion from 635. to 695. per qr.
fine Barley, as our laf ; other forts at lets, and fame
foreign at hand. There are feveral foreign cargoes
of Oats arrived, and this article is expeaed to be
lower. Malt, Peas, and Bean►, at little variation.
Flour in good fupply, nearly at lAft currency.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat, sit 635. 785. per qr. Grey Prak aos. to 431.
Fine Ditto. flos. 835. od. Beaus, dick.. 461. od.
Rye, Soy. 531. od. Tick Ditto 365. 425. od
Ratiey,32s. 375. od. Oats, 21 i. 24s . ass.
Malt, 665. 721. od. Poland ditto. 575. :Ss 64.
White Peek, 425. 47e. od. Rape S.:LI, 0:5.
PRICE OF FLOUg.
Fine none 755. to 735. Seconds 635. to 755. pet lack.
London, England, 1805-05-01

TEN THOUSAND POUNDS FOR THE FIRST
DRAWN TItKET.
BISH, ContraClor for the prefent Lottery, re-
.l fpeffifully acquaints the Nobility, Gentry, and the public
in general, that the Drawing of the Lottery will begin the 13th of
this Mooth, and from the extraordinary Sale that has taken place
he is warranted In raying that Tickets will be extremely fence,
and confequentlY dear, he therefore entreats his friends to be as
rah, as poffible iti their purchafe.
Tickets and Shares are felling in great variety at both his oil
eilabliffied Offices,
_No. 4, Obi:chill, and No. y, Charing-CIA,
where 6,431, the let so,OOOL eveuirawn was fold islillwats,
where all Prizes of the lalt and former atterlis ire paying is
witluiut any dedudtion whatever. • ' L
ROYAL aria RICH LOTTERI,':
Seeps Drawing the 13th of this Month.
JODGES and Co. Stock-brokers, refpeafully in-
-11- form the Nobility and Public, that Ticket' and Shares of
the prefent Lottery (which is, preeminent in Capital Prizes) are
on fall in great variety, on the ioweft terms, at their Office,
No. 149, OZTORD•STRE ET, and No. 44, Sr.iZeS.St It IItT,
Where, within the laft three years, Capital Prizes, amounting to
upwards of a to,OooL have been fold and Owed.
Cr Prizes to arty amount paid on demand, and Government
Securities bought or fold.
London, England, 1805-05-01

Alfoohe Maxor Liniienn *kb theHoufe and &non.

To Which will be added feveril other Enacts In the County.
Particulars may be had of IVleffrs. Wallis and Roberts, Hatton,
Cornwall ;at the place of (ale; of Mr. Abbott, No. a3p Shep-
herd's Market, Piccadilly ; and of Mr. Hodikfnfon, No. 3i,
Arundel-itreet, Strand.
London, England, 1805-05-01

The five following Manors, FONTMELL with BEDCHF.STER,
COMPTON ABBAS with TWY FORD, WEST OR C HARD,
HARTGROVE, and MELBURY ABBAS, all in the County
of DORSET,
WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN FIVE LOTS,
By MeSn. HODSKINSON, ABBOT, and Co,
At Gamaway's, London, on Wednefday, the Bth of Miy neat,
THE MANOR of PONTMELL with BED-
CHESTER, wending over Soso. Acres, with the iteverfion
in Feed feveral Leafeholtfmnd Copyhold Eftates, held by lives,
amounting to liss Acres (exclufive of the Down Land),. and till-
mated with feveral valuable Milla,to be of the annauf vat uc of a !931.
Alfo Fontmell Manor Farm, in the occupation of Mr. Metyard,
tenant front year to year; containing widt the Down 477 Acres,
and of the eftimated annual value of 2671.
_ _

The Manor of Compton Abbas with Twyford, extending over
1303 Acres, with the itlvertion in Fee of fevcral valuable Eftates,
held b; lives, amounting to 600 Acres(exclutive of the Down Land)
and of tho.eitimated annual rains of 8t a And alfo the Advowfcn
In Fee of the ReEtory of Compton Abbas worth 2301 per annum net.
The Manor or reputed Manor of Vita Orchamf,extending over
632 Acres, with the Reverfion in Fee of fcreralcaphal Farms, held
by lives, containing 493 Aires, and of the eftimated annual value
of 85,51.

The Manor or reputed Manor of Mangrove, extending over
yEs Acres, With the Reverfion in Fee of feveral Leal-hold and
Cipyhold Mates, held by lives, amounting to apt Acres (crein-
fivc of Black Fmn Conuuon and Hartgrove Hill), and of the eftt
mat:d annuat value of 6syl.
The Manor of Melbury Abbas, extending over upwards of
ssoo Acres, with the Advowfon in Foe of the Koftory,and Right
to the great and fatal! Tythes worth soot per annum. Alfo the
Reverfion in Fee of fevers! valuede Eftatm, held by lives, amount-
ing to tits Acres, and of the eftimatld annual value of my/.
Printed port:eulars may be had of Mt. Bowles, Solicitor, Shed!
bury ; or o. Mdfrs. Hada:info:3, Abbott, ant Co. Sernyurs,
Atiodd4treet. Leadsa.
London, England, 1805-05-01

Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, ealenfive MANORS,elogant
Manfion Park, and &Feral eligible Farms, at &milted.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. WELLER,
At °areaway's Ceffee•houfe, co Tuefday, the ati of May, 1835,
at Twelve o'clock, • •
I'HE MAgnifieent MANSION of STANSTED,
with appropriate Once., very numerous Gardens, eatenilve
Walls, covered with fruit trees, Conferratories, Hot.houfe, Pi-
nery, &Keeton, Forcing, and. Green bodes, with the Manor
. and Park of Scanned, containing woo Acres, highly diftingulated
for its beautiful Seamy, extenfive and &terrified Profpeas, both
of Sea and Laud—the Park cmbellithed With ornamental Timber,
Teniries, Lodges, and charming Cottages Omei, together with
the (even! Farms of Lodge, Broad Read, Woodlands, Pond
and Grounds,the Canal and Meadow, horfe patture, and Sind:ill's
Farms, with the bold and plamrefeue Forelt of &salted, fur-
rounaing the Part, amounting in the whole to upwards of 4754
acres, In an excellent ir. fief are of cultivation,' of which pofion may
be bad immediately.
In point of fituation it appears ao en:lrate elm obisa that is
defirable--remarkably healthy, &wry fupplied with the fine*
fining water, in a neighbourhood highly, rdpeaable, of eafy com-
munication with the metropolis, at a good &Rance from a pat
town, where revere; coaches pafidaiff, die reads good. The Effete
and Manors abound with Game, near two capital Packs' 6f Fox
Hounds. and is a Conwry much taloned to for Field Sports.
Def. riptive particutirs may he had after theaith of April, at
the Principal Inns of the Ailp.ent Market Towns of Mr. Bain
bridge, No. 65, Guildford Brest; Mere. , and Bell,
Gray's Inn, and Chapter C4f..K.Holife, London ; Edward Dawn,
Efq. Stanited; Meas. Butler, Havant; and of Mr. Weller, at
his General Agency Ofrsoc, Cbiasiter.
London, England, 1805-05-01

F.-ISHIONS FOR m.ir.

Two Foxe Dacsses.-1. Morning Infiallation Drefs of royal
purple and flyer. The fleeves and back of white and Elver filk,
the fleeves feftooned and ornamented with diamonds. The hair
dreffed with a bandeau of diamonds and white feathers. Purple
(heeds and fan.—a. inftallation Ball Drefs. The train of royal
purple and Myer, with a tunic of richly embroidcr•d white crape.
The hair dreiTed with dianioncls and a large plume of white feathers.
PROMLNADZ DaissEs•—t. A Round Drefs of plain white muf-
fin, with a. fpcncer cloak of green Glk, trimmed all round with
Mail lace. A Itraw hat turned up in front, and ornamented with
feathers.S. White Muffin Drefs, with a Spann cloak of buff-
coloured filk or maim, trimmed with broad whitelace. A thaw
hat turnedbp at the fides.-3. A Round Drefs of cambric muffin,
with a black lace cloak, trimmed all round. A brown beaver Spa-
nil hat, ornamented wis4 a feather of the Line colour.
Obfervations.--The prevailing colours see purple, lilac, and
green; nankin great coats end fpencers are much worn. The
variety at prchmt is fo great in clooka that it is impoffible to fay,
what will be the yrevaiiing fafhion. Straw hats of various forms
are univetfally worn. Work, d lens: arc prefetred for drets, into
every part “f which Lee is introduced. Ole hair continues to br
worn the fame as ufual, except that it is now completely parted in
front, and formed into ftright bands over the turehad.
London, England, 1805-09-05

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

GIIAT/LSIND, Srrv. 4.—Paffed by the Anable, Lures, from
Norway; Union, Vemeck, and the Venbloon, Andrews, from
Finhden. Sailed the Ceres, Bousheld, for Jamaica; Lueiftiana,
Carman, for Oporto; Minerva, Alan:min, for Tonningen ; Jtmge
Wainer. Hynders, for Atettin; Mary Ann, Simonds, and the
Goede Hrpe, Barker, for Embden.

The 'Cyder, Covrsx, from Newbury port, and the
Eliza, —, ..f Ratty, from Philadelphia, are de
twined and feat into Dover.

The Lancall.r, Tassow, of Liverpool' was cap-
tured on the 164,11 of April, by a Spanifh frigate.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

Tilde Centurion. for the capture of the Anna Margsretta, and
the gulftein, a final diftrilution will be made, at No. g, St.
MB-
dredh court. Poultry, on Monday nest, the 9th of September.
The Tribune, for the capture of the Spud& (hips la Metia and
Amphitrite, will be paid this day, and on every Monday and
Tburfday, at the Red Linn inn, High-ffreet, Porthnonth
amen—Off Dover, the Jenny, Clifton, from Africa; Bona
wee, --., from Leghorn ; and the Belvidere, Williams, from
Philadelphia.—At Dublin, Eagle, Thompfon, from Ncw York—
•At Cork, Louifa, Evans; and the Alice, Peters, from New York—
At I.ilbon, Fifes, Butts; and the Hope, Rolls, from New York;
Amphion, Samnell ; Di Bomfim, and the Felieedade,
—, from Cork; Balfamo, —; Monteiro,--.; and the Mo
deßs. De Colts, from Bengal—At Malta, Penryn, ;
Sally, Sinclair ; and the William, —, from Ttiefte ; Peace,
Cox ; Sant, Amphion, Stafford ; Minerva, Franklin ;
Weymouth, Weldon; John and Mary, Taylor ; Mgy, Browne
Succefs, Parry ; and the Mentor, Britten, from London.
London, England, 1805-09-02

COAL EXCHANGL

Mounay.—Blyth 448 3d. Eighton Moor 468. Croft's Main
458. Hard, 454. Harwell Main 40 3d. Percy Main sos 6d.
Tacne's Main 48s 6d. Walker. 49$ 3d.
WIDNZIDATBCIItOII 465. Bin% Main sos 6d. Cur's MU
48a 94. Kenton Main 483 64. Heaton Main scs 64. Hardy
441194-455. Hebburn Main Sea 6d. Windfor's Poittop 468.
Percy Main sos Temple's Main 48. 6d. South Moor 40 3d.
Walker 48s 9d-484 6d. Willingson Scs 64—sos. Wall's End sae
ts W. Bourn Moor 44s 6d. Eden Main 44a
Prism ofe, 431164.

Fattiai;Lßentan 455. Elena° Maori ca. Bigg's Main sot-
-4919d. Croft's Main 445.-44$ 3d. Adair 's Main 46s 6d. Ken-
too Main, 48s. Cowpcn 441 9d. Heaton Main sca, Hardy
44s 3d. HolyweU Main, 44s 3d. Hcbtnarn Main 4cs 61 Wind
for's Pantop 446 6d-431. Percy Main 491 64.1. South Moor
401 64. Pitt's Tanhdd Moor 461. Temple's Wall's-end sts 9d.
Walker 48164. Willington, 495-49$ 3d-49s 6d—scs. Waifs
End sts 9d. Wylam Moo: 45s 6d. Bourn Moor 44s 3d. Eden
Main 441 6d. Primrofe 43s 3d.441.
Our ripply has this Wail: been rather confiderable, and only 10
untold. About 3o ai lea, and t 6 loaded.
••• Dellyered advance on the above Prices.

We lately mentioned, that the harvell has proved
fo abundant in Spain, that foreign corn had fallen
300 per cent. Accounts from Cadiz of the 3d of
Auguft Rate, that there were upwards of 40,000
barrels of American flour in the harbour, for which
no Pale could be obtained, ahlaough offered at prime
coft.
London, England, 1805-09-02

BIRTHS.

On the soth ult. the Lady of Oradea Walnut:ley, Efq. of the
Royal Crcfcent, Bath, of a Inn.
Tuefday evening, at Ballyle, the lady of Jacob H. !La, Erg.
of a fan.

Wednefday evening, in Spaniih•pLue, Manehe(ter•fquare, Mrs.
Webber, of a fon.

MARRIED.

On the ssth ult. at Al,bey Church, near Cloninell, by the
Rev. the Dean of Clogber, Lieutenant General Sir Eyre Cote,
K. B. and M. P. Queen's Coutity,to Mifs Bagwell, daughter of
Colonel Bagwell, of Marlbeld, Member of Parliament for the
County of Tipperary.
On Saturday lan, at Buckingham, John Jofeph Stoekdale, fon
of John Stockdale, Efq. of Piccadilly, to Mifs Sophia 14Iillagan,'
of Buckingham.
On Monday lift,"at Wrathall, by the Rev. W. drooklard,Wil.
liam lA'roughtion Sa!mno. Ffq. °city fon of William Salmoo, kfq.
of Devizes, to Mira (I•ltterbuck, daughter of Daniel Clutterbuck,
Efq. of 13racifurd I.cigh, Wilts.
London, England, 1805-09-02

ROYAL FAMILr.

WIT MOUTH, AUGUST 30.- Yefterday, about
three o'clock, jua as the preparations were begin-
ning to be made for the mail felting out, an exprefs
arrived from London, refpeEling the funeral of the
Duke of Gcouctsrsa.

We were glad to fee his MAJESTY on horfeback
again, and he appeared in excellent health. He was
lecompanied by the PriIICerCE AUGITSTA, So►uta,
and Antscia,the Dukes of YORK, CUMBERLAND, and
CAMBKIDGE. They were attended by a number of
the Nobility and feveral General Officers. Her MA-
JESTY and Princeffes ELIZABETH and MARY, took an
airing by Ridgway Hill, attended by the Countefs
ILCHEbTER and Lady BULKELEY, in a fociable.
'The Royal. FAMILY have worn mourning for the
Duke of Gun:came fince Wednefday, it being the
etiquette for the RoYaL FAMILY to appear in mourn-
ing as loon as poffible after the death of a relative.
Their principal attendants are likewife in black.
AUGUST 31.—Yetterday afternoon, loon after
three o'clock, a gentleman, who we underftand to
be Colonel Dacron, arrived exprefs from London,
in one of the late Duke of GLoncsrrsa's carriages,
with a letter to his Majelly.
Several arrangements were made for the ROYAE
FAMILY going out to-day, but owing to the heavy
rain which has been falling nearly the whole of the
day, none of the RoY*L FAMILY have gone out.
London, England, 1805-09-02

STATE LOTTERY for aos

BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY, SEP TEMBER 30, 2205.
HE TICKETS are fold and divided into Halves,
(Carters, Fil!hths, and Sixteenths, by
HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-brokers,

A: their State-Lottery Office, No. 93, under the Royal krehange,
London.
Letten, poll paid, duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis.
THE sCHF.ME CON

3 Frizel of 20.000 4 Prizes of .42,00
1 au,oco 6 zOOO
3 sOOO to soo

&c. SZc. &c.

The loweit Prize zol. and zcl. cach for the 11dt-drawn Three
ThollE:it'd Hlatiks

_ _ ...
••• Country Orders, accompanied with thort dated Bills on
London, Pon-Office Ord•re, or C;dh, in Parcel by Coach or Car-
rier, puinitually attended to; and Correfpondents may depend on
being treated madly on the fame terms as if perfonally parent.
London, England, 1805-09-02

ast.oo Tkkets. £ 230.c00
The flift•drawn Tiziet, sth Day Zio,cle,o
• Ditto - - eth Day ao,oeo
Ditto - - 7th Day • s,ozo
Are part of the above Capital,.
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all !Le
LICENSED I orrFRY OFFICES.
Vske.of a Ticket 4 to to 0
HaV - 9t9 o 1 Eighth -. ito 6
Q‘sarta. - s oo I Siateentli - t s 6

RISE OF TICKETS.
SWIFT and Co. recommend to their Friends not
to delay their purehales in the prefent Lottery, as the Tickets
bane lately rifen in price. and will c.r,alnly be much higher be-
fore the Drawing, which takes pLlc wt toe 3sath of this mouth.
The great demand for Nelms and iibar,:xin this Lottm, may be
attributed to the circumtlancc of the AIR six..o Blanks Ring en titled
to 1.1 each, which, f^ additinn to the nemher:ofC.apital Prizes the
Scheme contains, has obtained fur it an extraordinary degree of
public fauftion and itipuort.
Schemes at large, with a lilt of the Capital Prizes fold by Swirl.
and Co. in the Lit Lotteries, may he received at their old Office,
No is, Poultry, and of their Agents in molt of the principil
Towns. ,

' SEP9 Pll4BPit STATE Lorry. Ry.
IR ICHARDSON, OOODLUCK, and Co. of
Bank Buildings. Corobill,and fAeing the Gate of the King's
Stews, Ch +ring or,fb, London, refpedltully beg leave to reerim•
mend to the Notice of the 1'0)11e the foperlor merits of the prefent
STATE LOTTERY. . -
The Scheme eonfilts of 254c0 Tickets only, and contains
3 Prizes of L.2_,000

3 .r;>36
3 s,coo
4 2,0cr3
6 1.003
10 300
are. &e.

The loweft Prize ad. alfo the Three Thouranl Brit-drawn
Blanks will be entitled to tal each, making 7,619 Benefits.
Tickets and Shares arc now on Sale.

STATE LOTTERY, dos.
BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY, the 3oth of SEPTEMBER,
HALL and co. (fuceefrors to Mr. NICHOLSON')
refpeafully inform their Friends and the Public, that the
TICKETS and SHARES for the above Lottery are on Sale, di-
vided into Halves, %loners, Eighths, and Sixteenths, at their
Old Licenced Stop Lottery Office, No, 88, CORNHILL,
Corner of the ROTAL ERCUANGS, London;
Ann by their AGE N L'S at the following Places, viz.
Mr. HENRY STRVZHSON, Hunter's .Iquare, city of Edinburgh.
Melfrs. Dunn and Funs., Gay-ftreet, city of Bah.
Mr JOHN Prnier, Bank, Brecon.
Mr. JOHN H tATON, Bookfeller, Leeds; and
Mr. PETER BURGE”, ditto, Ramiu.ite.
•,.• Orders from the Country, remitting Bills at a Mort date,
Bank Notec, Cafh, or PoR Office Orders, executed ou the faun
Perms as if Iltrfon.dly preent.
11§11 Money for Prizra as Non as drawn.
London, England, 1805-09-02

TEE L.ITE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER,

It will be recolleiled that on Thurfday laft it was
determined in Council, that, in tendernefs to his Ma-
je ft y's feelings, the remains of his Royal Brother Ihould
not be interred at St. George's Chapel, Windfor, as
that is his Majefty's regular place of worthip, during
the time of his refidence in Windfor Palace. At the
earneß folicitation of his Royal Highnefs Prince Wil-
liam Frederic, (now Duke of Gloucefter,) however,
his Majetty was induced to comply with the requeft
of his deceafed Brother, and on Saturday. at 12
at noon, a rneffenger arrived at the office of the
Earl of Dartmouth, Lord Chamberlain to his Ma.
jelly, with orders from the King that the remains
of the Duke fhould be interred at Windfor, and
that the funeral thould be private, as the place of his
burial is.

About sso men, employed by Mr. Wyatt in mak-
ing preparations for the proceffion from the Houfe
of Lords to Weßminder Abbey, were (topped from
proceeding with the work; the Royal Trumpeters,
the Yeomen of the Guards, and others, who were
holding thernfelves in readinels to attend, and form
a part of the proccfrion, were told that their Cervices
would not be wanting on the occalion, and in the
evening his Majefly's commands were publitbed in the
Gazette in the following form :

" WHITEHALL, Auc. 31, 1805.—0 n the morning
of Wednefday next, the 4th of September, the re-
'mains of his late Royal Highnefs the Duke of Gt.otr-
came will be removed from Glouceller-houfe o
Windfor, where they will be privately interred in the
vault built by order of his Royal Highnefs for himfclf
and family, in the choir near the Sovereign's Stall,
within the Royal Chapel of Saint George ; in which
vault the remains of her late Highnefs the Princefs
Castor-ma AUGUSTA MARIA, youngeft daughter of
his Royal Highnefs, were depofited on the 22d of
March, 1775."
The firs order for Weftminaer Abbey, and the fe-
cond order for countermanding it, and the Royal,
Body to be interred at Windfor, arofe from his Ma.
Jarry not then knowing that the will of the deceafed
particularly requefted that he !Mould be buried in
Windfor.

When the alteration arrived at the Gazette-office,
a great number of that part of the Gazette, which
contained the full arrangement for the order of the
funeral to Weftminfier-Abbey, were adually ftruck
off from the profs.
The leaden coffin in which the body is depofited,
is placed in the back chamber where his Royal High-
nefs died, on the ground floor at Gloucefter Houfe,
facing the Gardens : the following infcription is put
upon a filver plate :--

DEPCSSITUM.
Principis Galician Henrici de Brunfirick Lunen-
burg, Duels Ginceftri et Edinburgii, Conntis Connaci, Nobiliffimi
Ordinis Perifcchdig Equiris, Fah tcrtii genitu Illuftriffuni Frederici
Ladooki PrincipisWailin defundhetFratris Auguitirlimi et Poten-
tiffimi Monarchi Geurgii fetch, Dci gratin thltanniatign Regis,
Fidel Defenforis.
London, England, 1805-09-02

BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND.

Georre johniton , of Williantftown, in the city of Dublin, boob
binder; and Patrick Byrne. of Rathkorry, county Monaghan.
bn.wert to furrtnda Sept. 6th and 7th, and Oc.ohcr Bth.

On the morning4Snndayfe'nnigh,,the wife of John
Campbell, labourer, at Bridge of Weir, way found
murdcred on the road betwixt Greenock aad Houitcn,
The hufhtnt: was immediately apprehended, and int-
pi ifoned in Pailley Gaol.
This day fe'nnight' early, the bank of Meffrs.
WILSON, SIIiTH. and Co. of York, was attempted
to be forced; but a fiche being heard by the claks
who flept in the Louie, they fired at the villains out
of a chamber window, upon which they thought pro-
per to make sit-precipitate retreat.
London, England, 1805-10-18

FRANCE.

PARIS, OCTOBER 9.

4. The further the armies get from us (fey the let-
ters from Stra(burgh), the longer intervals mug be
expelled between the arrival of the mails, as the
pelage of the Black Forel' is not fufficiently fare,
and thus the difpatches molt afcend high into Fran-
tonia, and touch at Spires, to prpceed along tht
Rhine to Stralburgli."-
According to the Weft accounts from Franconia,
the army of Martha' BERNADOTTE had already paffeel
the city of Bamberg, and General MArissowr had
arrived there, which the fira divilion of his army was
already at Ethic)]. This artily from Holland, with
the other from Hanover, forms a body of forty-twp
or forty three thoufand men, which will cacti a junc-
tion with the corps of Martha! Davousr,
All the Northern letters Rate, that the Cabinet of
St. Peterfburgh very much complains of the neutrali-
ty of Praia, and Wills upon a paffage through
Eallern Pruffia ; which, however, will not be grant-
.ed upon any account. It is alfo pofitively aliened,
that, notwithßandinz the Ratements of the German
and Englifh Editors of newfpapers, there are no more
than two Ruffian armies on their march, being in the
whole about one hundred thoufand men, while the
whole French force in Germany is eflimated at two
hundred thoufand men, and is daily augmenting from
the interior. Five per cents. 55 f. 85 c.
°ermine. to.--The Lyonefe Guard of Honour
has expreffed the cleave which animates it to devote
itfelf to the defence of the country, and the lingua
perfon of the head of the State. Thefe feutiments
have been communicated in an addrcfs which has
been forwarded to the Minifter of the Interior.
An Extraordinary Meeting of the Senate was held
yefterday. It is reported that this fitting was held
for the purpofe of deliberating relative to the junElion
of Liguria; and to confirm, in the prefence of our
enemies, that meafure which has ferved for a pretext
to their jealous ambition, but in adopting which the
Government has confulted only the intereft of the
people, and the di/Wes of an enlightened policy.—
This noble energy is continent with the French Se-
nate, to whom every thing prefages vi&ory. It
would equally be confiftent with the dignity of the
French Senate were we to experience reverfes, which •
will not happen. The Roman Senate fold at a high .
rate the ground upon which HANNIBAL had encamp-
ed at the gates of Rome. This example of the Ro-
mans would be imitated by us, fhould it be neeeffary ;
but it is more probable that the Auarians and Ruf-
fians will not even behold the frontiers of the territory,
the poffeffion of which they difpute with us. •
The Viceroy of Italy has iffued a decree, dated
September z 6, direaing the eftablifhment of a Spe-
cial Tribunal, for the trial and punifhment of any
perfon who fhall form plots againa the State, and
the civil arrangements already eflablifhed. The Tri-
bunal will refide at Milan, and will confift of feven
Judges, againa whofe decifion there will be no appeal.
London, England, 1805-10-18

Sir Anthony Abfolute, Mr DOWTOrt
Captain Ahfolute, Mr. BARRYMORE.
FauMiami, Mr. ELLISTON.
Sir Lucius O'Trigger, Mr. JOHNSTONE.
Acres, Mr. BANNISTER..
Mrs. Malaprop. Mifs POPE.
Julia, Mrs. H SIDDONS,
(Being her tint appearance in that Charafter.)
Lydia Languifh, Mrs. JORDAN.
To which will he added the laR New Comic Opera of
YOUTH, LOVE, and FOLLY.
The Tragedy of Macbeth was laR night received throughout
ith unbounded applaufe, and will be repsated on Monday neat.
To-n•orrow, the Comedy of the Honey Moon.
On Tuefelay, The Conftant Couple.
The revived Comedy of the Gametters will be performed in the
cootie of next week.
A • ew Melo-Drame, with New Mu6c, Scenery, Dreffes, and
D..corationq, and a new Comedy, are in rchearfal, and will be
produced to the courfe of a few days.
London, England, 1805-10-18

SONNET TO HOPE.

sweet Ho Pe, thou general Friend to Mall—to tome
The only Friend they have, when all looks draw;
Thou kindly Imint, will R off the falling tear,
And foftly whifperlt better days may come.
•hetr'd by thy voice, the anions Mother fees
Her babe revive—the Debtor on his Rraw,
Bound isy the (tern relentlef, hand of Law,
Enjoys again the fweets of home and cafe.
Veil the lone Sailor, on tome defart Ihore,
Shipwr,ek'd—thou tent e'en him, poor wretch, the gale
To hi- far Me may waft fume friendly fail,
And give him to Society once more.
Nay, when the world difgufts, a brighter prize
Thou hold'ft in view—and pointtf to the fiats!
Woodbridge Barracks.

L. C.
London, England, 1805-10-18

FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS.

STRASBURGH, OCT. 6.—We are informed that his
M.ijelly has fet out, yeiterday morning at eleven, from
Louifburgh for Nordlingen, whence he is, perhaps,
again departing at this moment. He Teemed ex-
tremely well fatisfied with his flay at the refidence
of the Eleftoral Com tof Wurtemburg. On the 4th
Le was at the plaphoufe, were Don Juan, by Mo.
SART, was performed; afterwards he fupped in great

Pate in the pretence of the whole Court, at which
there was a grand gala. The EleOrefs is a Princefs
as amiable as poffible ; the Princeites, her (Lep daugh-
ters, fitters in-law, and niece,, are all very lovely,
and feveral of them are very beautiful.
SCHWEINTURT, OCT. BERNADOTTE'S

army arrived here yeflerday. This day it began to
Parch for Bambesk,. Several Bavarian regiments,
particularly that of the Archduke CHARLES, who
commands one company in perfon, arc, together with
the Bavarian artillery, united at Wu. tzburg.
The Eldlor of Bavaria has delivered the lowers
Of Wurtzburg into the hands of Marihalßsasou, Do-yr a,
whereupon Count de Bout. CHALIEN9T9CI quitted
that city, and repaired to the head.cparters at Mena-
iningen.
The Bavarian corps, under General DUROC.

which had withdrawn into Upper Bavaria, has re•

tired into Franconia ; fo that the whole concen-
trated Bavarian army has formed a juation with
the French.

It was on the z9th of September that the French
troops entered the Wurtemburg territory.
Marfhal Nsv arrived to day at Pforzheim with a
eonfiderable body of infantry and cavalry, and on
the 3oth he was in the environs of Stutgard, where
other corps arrived from Fredennadt and Nagold,
and effeaed a junction.
On the 3oth of September near eighteen thoufand
French troops bad arrived at Stutgard. Another di-
•ifion, confining of four regiments, arrived the fol-
lowing day. The march of troops continued there.
on the IR of Odober. The Generals trey, Dupont,
Loifon, Mather, Dutaillis, Royer, and others, were
at Stutgard.
Prince Musar, Marfhal Lammas, and many other
Generals, were expeiled on the ad of October, with
a conficlerable army.
They write from Carlfruhe, that the patTage of
Am French troops through that capital and its vicini.
London, England, 1805-10-18

TO BE PEREMFIDRILY SOLD,

pURSUANT to a Decree, and fabrequent Order
of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caufe, wherein
Junes Lanfdoorts, Ely. and others are Plaintiffs, and Harry Elder-
ton and others are Defendants, on Monday the sift day of Odto-
her, tlicK, at the WI Inn, at Radftock, in the County of Somer.
flt. at twelve &Clock at Noun, before John Plum, of the City of
lLth, Audlioneer, in Fourteen feparate and dittindt Lots,Landry
Freehold hieffuages. Tenements, Pieces and Parcels of Land,
`reate in the Parilbcs of Radttock and Midfomer No:ton, in the
ou.,tyofSomctl t.
Pinionlat.. thereo` maybe had at the raid Matter's Chambers,
to bouthanspue-huildings, Chanccry-lane, Loudon; of Meas.
I.lc,•ary and C:pe, No. b, Paper Btildirg.;, Inner Temple, Lon-
don; of the raid Joint Plura, Bab, ar.el at the Plate of Sale.

DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE IN SCOTLAND.
TO BE I.F.T,
THE Hiufe of CAMS I'R ADDAN, beautifully.
hm.tted on the Banks of Lochlomond ; twelve miles front
Du:nharrn, and twenty feven from Gi...fgow t Dikes, Gar
Oreli,rd, Lawn, and upwards of Forty Acre, of excellent
The linuir eo.lfifts of a Diithig.rourn, Drawing room,
Eve IW-roomi, lief des Mitts. Ki!ch..n, Pantry, Cellir, and good
aecomniod Ain for Servants. The Offices confift of a neat *lhree
St .11 stable, Cow houfc, Coach houfe, li:.rn, Poultry and Coal-
hnufes. The Furniture Is e..tircly new, and very complete. and
may he bad at a vaination ; as alto good Mitch Cows. 5,i Head of
Zhu", Hay Straw, Oats, and Potatoes, with va:iosat other conic-
rieneea. The Pott from Dumb-rum to loverary pages every
day. The 1., aft to be for on:, two, or three yams, as may be
creed upon.
For farther particulars apply to the Proprietor, at Cant(tradtlan,
Deothartaelire, or Wk. Charge Dude?, Writer, VAlluberet.
London, England, 1805-10-18

TREVITHICK's PATENT STEAM ENGINE.

ANY Perfon wi(hing to make, or ere& Engine;
under the above Patent, are regulated to take notice, that
Mr. RICHARD TREVITUiCK is not employed as Agent, or IT-.
powered to give permiffion to make, or teed them, he having
refigned his flotation as Agent, and affigned and transferred over
to me (In trial for the perfona named in the deed) the Patent foe
Inch Engine, and people who have now fuch Engines made or.
making, are defired to take notice they are not to pay any eon&
deration money for tke fame to any perfon but to
SAMUEL HOMFRAY.
Penydarran-place, Glamorganfhlre, Odtober 14, So r.
Witnefs, WM. MEYRICK, Attorney, Merthyr TOM.

KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION.
NOTICE is hereby given,That at a General Qtzar.
tat), Meeting of the Committee of Management of the Af-
fairs and BuGnefs of the Company of Proprietors of the KENNET
and AVON CANAL NAVIGA TION, held at the White Hart
I nn.in the City of Bath, en Today the id day of September, 18os,
at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, purfuant to public Advertife-
ment, the raid Committee did find a Call from the leveret Proprie-
tors of Three Thailand New Shares authoriled by an Ad of Par. I
Gement made and pared in the Forty-firft Year of the Reign of his
prefent Majefty, entitled" An ASR for enabling the Company of
Proprietors of the Kennet and Avon Canal Navigation to complete
the fame, and for amending the feveral Ads piffed for making the
Paid Canal," to be taken and rubferibed for in Shares and Ha'f
Shares in the Navigation and Undertaking authorifed to be made
and carried on by the Paid Company of Proprietors for the Sum of
SI. for and in refpea of every fuck Whole Share, and 21. acts. for
and in refpeet of every fueh Half Share, to be wanting and need.
fary, is order to def-ay the Etpcnces of, and to carry on the fame.
And did make a Call from the Paid feveral Proprietors, for the raid
Sum of sl. for and in refpeet of every fuck Whole Share, and
21. toe. for and in refpedt of every filch Half Share, la the Paid Na.
vigatlon and Undertaking for thofe Purport-a accordingly end did
appoint the fame to be paid into the Hands of Meffrs. Harfords•
Davis, and Co. Trcafurers of the Paid Company, in Btiftol, cm or
before the fifteenth day of December, *B4.
By order of the raid Committee.
JOHN WARD, Principal Clerk.
London, England, 1805-01-01

THE BRITISH NAVY.

Monthly Statement of the Diliiibution of the
Britith Naval Force, to the to of January :

[ln this Statesman, although 44's are elated le general with so
gun grips, fetch as arc armed as tote, et fitted as itoraddps,
are hschaded in the column of frigates. Yachts are, from their
somber of guns, although rift Saps, Included with Soaps. It
is ago to be obfefved, that hired armed wads, as compoding a
part, akhnogb a temporary and ellltiodt part of the naval forme
are included in this flatement.l
List. se's SpOre.lo.
to on'n

In pert and fitting, 17 7 33 94
Guard thlitq - - 4 1 7
%the and frith Channels 36 3 st 97
In the DulAn. and Nurtb Seas 7 6 51 147
At the Welt India Wands, and on
the Palfagc - - • 1 0 14 .37
Jamaica Radon 3 0 t a 20
America & Newfoundland Rations • a 5 s
Fait Indies, and on the Paffage - 1 3 t 9
Coal' of Africa • • • s a
Spain, Portugal and Gibraltar is • 3 6
in the Mediterranean &on Parise tt 0 14 is
biefpital and Prifon &ire • 13 I 1 0

Total in Commies - :es 22 :37 418

Receiving Siipe - - I 3 4 0
Serviceable, and repairing for (Cr-

__ .
. _
vice •- - - - ay I ry s
In Ordinary - - - 43 32 37 31
Building - - - - Ty G St a

6!s

11

Total - 284 38 sz6 469
'Tart •r TNT •RDINAZT AT LACS roar.
Port(mouth - - - 21 1 i 6 s

....
907

Plymouth . - - 19 4 33 3
Chatham - - - 16 6 .1 4
Sheerada - . - - 4 11 4 6
Rises - - - - 7 4 20 S

Toot - _ 14 A 6 st as

LOTS OF 1111! THTINDERER MAN OF WAR.

DUBLIN, C. 27.

A fquadron of his 1/fajefty's (hips of war has arrived
off Berehaven, for the proteaion of the coati. A pilot
liboat boarded the Patsc ass ROYAL at anchor; at
which time threc large (hips were in the offing, and
the TH V N oats I beating up to windward into Bantry
Bay. Since the arrival of the above account, we are
lorry to learn that the Tit u apostle had got a(hore,
but under what circnmftances we have not been made
acquainted.—His Majefty's (hip DLYAD, the East.
Srsmcsa cutter, the Maria tender, and a tranfpnrt,
failed from Cove on Monday morning to her affift-
ance.

FURTH at ►ARTICULAIs.—Yeferday an etprefs ar•
rived from Bantry Bay in this city with the following
information :

Bantry, December la.
His kajeay's fhip THUNDIARR grounded yeller-
day about the fall of night, clofe to Bere
In the dreadful gale of yeflerday the rode hard and
fnapped her cable, by which accident the attired.
Fortunately the has &tack upon a muddy place,
where there is hope that the may be got off. She
fired fignal guns of diftrefs repeatedly last night. His
Majeßy'a.thip PRINCESS ROYAL, of 98 guns, is an-
chored off the weßern harbour of Berehaven, wait-
ing only a change of wind to come in.

A largt lbip of war is now (Landing off and on in
the Bay, wind firong againft her getting into har-
bour.

December 23.
The THUNDIRIR fill remains aground dole to
Bere Wand, and not without apprehenlions for her
fafety.—A large (hip has arrived this day in the illy
;—her name not yet known.

6 o'clock, p. en.
Another large line of battle Blip has made her ap-
pearance In the Bay.—The TH UNDIREIL no: yet got
off.
London, England, 1805-01-01

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Dec. s.—Baron Khoeetsooevr, the
KING of Peussies Envoy Extraordinary at Paris,
writes from thence, that he is treated with the great.
eft dillinftion by the Emperor of the French, and
that all Pruffiarefubjefts, who repaired to that capital
to celebrate the Coronation, were very well received.

For Come days pall a report has been current, that
boffilities between France and England would be ter-
minated through the mediation of a Great Power.
The /kW& Mini(lry have fent, by a Meffenger
Extraordinary, to his PRussiaN MAPSTY, a letter of
thanks relative to the affair of Sir Gao. Ru MCOLD.
London, England, 1805-01-01

GERMAN?:

VIENNA' Dec. 8,-The EMPEROR has teßiße'd his
particularfatisfadion to the wives and daughters of
the inhabitants of Velthurn, a place in Tyrol, for
having fo courageoufly fupported and afiltied their
hatbands and fathers, in the year t 797, when the
French penetrated by Brim : that the enemy, who
repeatedly aormed the heights of Lattfonds, were
repaired, was principally owing to their courage.
Lowell Es.as Dec. tB.—The letters from Spain,
to the :4th of November, although they mention the
departure of the Engin Ambaffador, Mr. Fails,
from Madrid, and the orders for an embargo, Rate,
" that no declaration of war was yet publifhed."
The letters from Peteriburgh, of the IR of Decem-
ber, Rate, " that every thing was very quiet there,
nor had any thing tranfpired relative to the Rate of
politics. The interchange of couriers with the dif-
ferent Courts was very brill:. Nothing further was
heard about the affembling of a large body of Ruffian
troops on the Path frontier, nor was it known where
thofe troops would be employed."
London, England, 1805-01-01

SPAIN.

MALAGA, Nov. 4.—Lati week attired a Greek
v.effel, having on board the -crews of two Spanith
velfels, bound from Montevido and Naples, to Bar-
celona, and captured on the 17th infant, in the Bay
of Valentia by two Englifh fhips of the line and one
frigate, the fame which had taken two Spanifli vont.-
ports bound to Minorca, and two Swedifh ye:Teti-v.lth
wheat, for Spanifh account. A coutier from our
Court has brought orders far an Embargo upon all
Englifh veffels : three were flopped in our port
The Englifh Conful, and the Merchants of that WO
lion, have a guard of Spanifh foldiers in their houfes.
The epidemic diforder is not deferving of further
notice; our port, however, remains fhut, and the
communication with the interior is alto cut off; we
do not know when thefe rariAions will be removed,
and it is thought that the whole city will pre/knit)),
be fumigated, according to the advice of the phyfi-
dans.
London, England, 1805-01-08

LCADOW SESSIONS.

Yellerday the London Seflions were opened by the
Lniti) MAYOR, Sir WILLIAM LEIGIiTON, &c. Being•
Plow Muuday the only bulinefs that was done was
the luearicg in patith condables and the prefent-
'tients of the inquefis of different wards. A great
many perfrns were prefented by the inqnefl of Yon-
g-okm Ward, for carrying on bufinefsnot bring free
of the City. The ir.q .Nl of
•Tower Ward likewife
pi et6ne..l a nuifince in their Ward of a great many
bariow women felling fruit, to the great inconvcni•
ence of foot patTengera : they were told that thole
obtlruaion; might be rem •,ed by their beadles•tak-
ing the barrows (or any thing rife that proves to be
a ntt;far.ce) to the Green Yard, and Common the
owner before a Magiltrate, who, by the-Pavement
Al, has power to fine them in the penalty of los.
fur each offence.
London, England, 1805-10-11

BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, STRAND, and CORNHILL.

INSURANCE granted on Houfes, Buildings,
higuufaCtories, Ships, and all other Var.'s, Goods, Mer-
chandize, Farniing Stock, and other
.Property from Lots or
Damage by Fire.
The unprecedented pref,renee given to this Office, by all De.
feription of Infurers, the Diredtors Ratter themfelves has arifen
not only from the facilities adopted in their improved Plans and
fimplified Modes of Fire lufurance, but from their Ready and
uniform Conduct in the general Concerns of the Bufincfs.

They are perfuaded that adherence to Principles and prudent
Caution are the belt Securities to the Office and to the Public, and
that inflitutions of this Nature can only be Beneficial wisen.due
Attention is paid to reciprocal Advantages.
Agricultural Stock, Mimed at as. 6d. per Cent.
The Me grants Infurances for periods atort of a year, and
m akes good lots by Fire from Lightning.
( Reenacts due at Michaelmas muff be paid oil or beam the
14th day of October next.
Prop6fals and Rates' of Infurance delivered Gratis.
ROBERT SKELTON, See.

dS,LE OF THANET, NEAR MARGATE. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On the aift diy of November, z 8.5. (unlrfs farmer agreed for by,
Private Contraet) in (mall convenient Las,
THE ESTATES of SHOTTENDEN, adjoining.
to Margate, on the Canterbury Road.—for particulars and
a plan of the ERates, apply to Meffrs Macdoogal 'and Hunter,.
Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; Mr. Sawkins, -at Margate; and Mr.
Drift, Canterbury ; and Mr. Boys the Tenant, will thew the
Land.

TO BE LET, READY FURNISHED,
TF-TE El.trant Modern-built MANSION, card
BOULGE HALL, Utuate in the County of Suffolk, about
t .vo miles from Woodbridge, and nine fromlpfwich, with double
Coach•houte, Stabling for twelve Horfes.Green and Hi t-houres,
and mot eaceenent Gardena, in the higheft condition, planted with
the thole& Fruit Trees.
If required, the occupier will be accommodated with a 'unit
quantity of Pafture Land.

The Houle may be viewed, and loather partiadars bad, by pa•
tonal application, or by letter, pott paid, to Nlettra. Yearlon au4
ttr.n; Solicitors, Ipfwich ; or to Mtitra. Kent, Pearce, and Kent
Crate* court, Whitehall, London. . .

GLOUCESTERSHIRE—RICH GRAZING FARM. ;
To be SOLD by PRIVATE corrriAbt, • ;
ADESIRABLE rkh GRAZING FARM, fituate
in the Pun of Arringtiam,ln-the Paid County, comprlfing
two I*altars, with Darns, Stables, and other Out.butidings.,
upwards of 17e Acres of )4ead.)w and Pafture Ground, of which
120 Acres art Salt Mares, and nearly so Acres of ezetllont
Arable Land. .1

The Tftate is Fveetiold and Tithe free, and will be fold difehatted
of Land-tax.

---
Arlingham is pleafaotly &noted on a Turnpike Read, two
Miles uiitadt from Newnbam, and twelve from Wooed*, spoil
adjoins the River Severn.
For a.vieve, apply to Mr. Bodnum, at Arlihgbam, and for partl-
eu'ar. to Samuel Whiteombe, RN No. r 7: Mitre-Court Buildings,
temple; or to Mars. Whiteombe, GE11411,, and Flaill,potts,
GPmeiter.
London, England, 1805-12-23

PROM THE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS.

HAGUE, DEC. to.

We hear that an Officer from the retinue of Prince
Louis arrived here yetterday, bringing a letter horn
that Prince to the Grand Pentionar y.
The divifion of Batavian troops, which are to form
a pirt of the army of the North, will be commanded
by Lieut. General Boa HOMM E. It will conillt of two
brigades; the &It under the command of Majar Ge-
neral Duey, and confiding of the 4th and 7th regi-
ments of the line, a battalion of light infantry of the
tit regiment, a diviann of foot artillery, with a di-
vifiln of referve. The fecond brigade will he com-
manded by Colonel MASCHECK, and coma-id of the
3d and sth regiments of the line, a battalion of light
infantry of the zd regiment, the zd regiment of dra-
goon=, and a divifinn nt horle artillery. The Colonel
and Adjutant General W. J. BkUCE, is appointed
Chief of the General Staff.
London, England, 1805-12-23

DIVIDENDS.

Dee. 14 Robert Centre El;;;Id71.1;lf face! Jaekfon, late of No.
to, St Mary Axe, I,intdon, and No. Kt , Strand, Wellmiater,
merchants and partners, at eltven, at Guildhall.
Dec. 31. Thomas Ward, of Sliipfton-upon-Stour, Worceft-zrfhire,
halserdafhor, at ten, at the Unicorn lon, is filoreton in Marfh,
Glotieelttaibl re.
January It. Charles Marley, of New-ftreet, parillt of St, Cathe-
rine, within the Liberty of tilt Tower, Middletex, w!sarfingcr,
dealer hied Chapman at deven, at Guildhall.
March 15. Peter Woodward, now or late of Qiieenaftreet, Cheap-
fide, warchoulrman, at ten, at Guildhall.
I January at. Janis Upton, of Red lion•ftreet, Clerkenwell, pocket
book maker, at twelve, at Guildhall.
janu:try at. John William Uther, now or late of Bovang Green•
lane, ClerkenweU, viCtualler, at twelve, at Guildhall.
London, England, 1805-12-23

ULM, DECEMBER s.

Letters from Angtburgh particularly alien, that
the corps of the Archduke Jona has not been able to
effeet its junetion with the army of Prince CHattars,
becaufe at the moment when it came ont of the Ita-
lian Tyrol, the army of Marthal Mass BMA wag already
in poffetlion of the whole terra firma of Venice. Prince
JOHN, finding it impotrible to advance into Carniola,
prrceeded to Venice, with intent to embark for Triette,
or 'aria. But, befides being purfued by the Corps
of Martini Nay, he will have to combat the Carps of
General \Tsai:man, who has occupied all the pas in
the vicinity of Venice, and has been reinforced in
this latter place by a part of the Corps of the army
under General Goyim's Sr. Cara. We, therefore,
expect intelligence of important events, which may
have paired in that quarter.
We have been informed. that by virtue of a conven-
tion, the French are matters of the whole of Mora-
via. This province is entirely evacuated.
The Bmperor NAM/LIMN is to arrive immediately
at Schoenbrunn, where every thing was prepared for
his reception.
London, England, 1805-12-23

HANOI, ER, Drc.3.

The while Pruffian gartifon is withdrawn From this
place. and retired towards Gottingen and Groben-
hagen. The Prufflan head quarters are removed from
Hildcfheim to Gottingen. On the °diet hind, the
Ruffians continue to march forward in our Eleaoratc.
London, England, 1805-12-23

ANTWERP, DEC. S.

Since the arrival of Prince Louis, the reports of
a fpeedy peace are more than ever prcvalen:. It is
faid that the two great preliminaries are already ar-
ranged, and that, before the expiration of two months,
the grand army will return to Boulogne.
sc. 9.—On Friday Jail all the troops lying here,
began their march for the Batavian Republic ;
Prince Louis fet our on the following day. Frefh
troops are marching in here from Boulogne and its
environs. Others are alto on their way through
Madbicht, to the Batavian territory.
London, England, 1805-12-23

BATAVIAN STATE GAZETTE.

HAGUE, DEC. 12.—Xellerday, late in the evening
Government received, by an extraordinary courier,
from Vienna, the impnrtant and agreeable intelli
Bence of a drci five battle, gained by the French army
in Moi avia. All the particulars relative to this event
as yet officially known, are contained in the follow.
ing, publiffied here, upon the parade, as the
London, England, 1805-12-23

Smart's 0,22 y,

DURHAM.
TO BE WILD BY PAIVATE CONTRACT,
ACONI ['ACT and very eligible FARM, bring a
divided Moiety of the Village sr Hamlet of Newton Krt.
ton. ntuate shout lour iiiiLs tram Darlington, and ten Irom the
Port of Stockton upon Tees, In the County of Durham, and
arithin a convent nt th.linee of excellent lime, and to the cclftipa-
Lion of Mr. l'honnis Ord. cwiliituig of a good Farm Houle, with
fuitahle Out-hultittigs, and 360 Acres of inclotud Land. with
the Tythe of Corn thertof. 1
The whole is Leafehold, under the rean and Chapter of Dur-
ham. for 2F years, renewable on payment of a Fine every (even
years, and fubj-ci to the yearly rent nt sl. 7s. 4d. only, toe Land
Tax being .etitemcd.
The *Roam, who has notice to quit, will thew the preinifeb.
Funkier psariculairs iitay be had of Meffr•. Luggen and Sni•th,
Sylicitorr, ttafMgeen•ltrect,Loodon ; awl livac Ltattan,, btq ai,
Barton, mar Mahon, Tortilla's.
London, England, 1805-12-23

BERLIN, DEC. 3.

Our Court Gazette of this day contains a very(im•
portant article : It affures the inhabitants of the
Pruflian Hates of the pacific difpofitions of his Maier-
-4? hitherto In uniformly perfcvered in, and calling on
them, in cafe of an emergency, to fopport their King
and Country with their property and lives. It fay s,
" Now, perhaps, is the inevitable moment when the
hope of peace, fit long and fo fondly cherithed, is to
be completely' terminated." We ate allured that our
Conrt, though poireiiing a treafury better lupplied
in proportion, perhaps, than that of any other power,
has opened a luau of ten minions at Cad, I..eipzic
and Minitel..