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London, England, 1805-10-31

THUitSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 18os:

EXEMPTION FROM DUTY ON DIVIDENDS.

HIS MA JESTY's COMMISSIONERS for the
AFFAIRS of TAXES, do hereby give Notice, that all Per-
ron' claiming Exemptions from the Duty in refped of the Divi-
dends arifing from Annuities, Dividends, or Shares of Annuities,
ow of any Public Revenue, whethtr in the Books of the Bank •f
England, or of other Public Companies, Corporate or not Corps
rate, and belonging to any Friendly Societies, or to any Corporative
Fraternity or Society of Perfons eßablifhed fur Cifiritable Poe-
pores only, are reqtdred to make their Claims to Exemption be-
fore the Commiffioners for the Special purport.' of the Ads, and
that all kelt Claims muft be made in writing, and delivered at the
Office for Taxes in Somerfct Place, directed to the Secretary for
the Affair: of 1 axes.—The form on which inch Claim are to be
matte, may he had at the raid Office, on application there, or at
I the Office of the Infpedor for the Duty upon Dividends, at the
Old Stock Exchange, or to any Infpcaor or Surveyor of Taxes.
By Order uf the Board, Bt. WINTER.
Office for Taxes, Oaober as, 18os.

wAN my a STEAM-ENGINE, from Thirty
to Potty Horfc povrcr. A:44, perfon having one of Water.
and Bohnn's 'ltalic, in prticet condition, may &Scribe quality
and price (by letter) addrored to Melia. Wedd and Day, Ger-
rard !trent Soho.

LAW.

WANTED by a SOLICITOR of great refpeeta-
bilk), ln London, an Articled CLERK--and Gould it be
particularly masked by his Mends, he may Board and Lodge in
the Family.
Apply to Mars. Richards, Watt and Evans, Law Stationers,
Wych•ltreet, Temple Bar.-mClekober 30, !Soy.

TO I.HT, PURINIISHED OR UNFURNISHED,
AGOOD HOUSE, completely and elegantly
Fund(bed in the modern Ryle, fituated in an eligible part
of Reading, Derkg.
For panieulars apply to Mr. Poulton, Upholiterer, Broad.
Reece, Reading.
London, England, 1805-10-31

CATHEDRAL MUSIC.

Now Pubiithing by S
A TE DEUM. JULII LATE.I.brcrikaadNIFICAT,
and NUNC 1)1N1' rflS---olfo SIX ANTHEMS, for Two,
;wee. and Four Voices, compored and dedicated with the greateft
,r-lp-a to the venerable the ie.All and Chapter of St. Peter's, York,
By CAMIDGE,
Omani o: dn. Cathedral, Ste.
To which will he added, a new Siltall4 and Refponfes to the
ouunar.dinents.-..alfro Thirty lams, fingle and double.
For particulars of the above, fie Editor refers the Public to
" The Ell'ay on Cathedral Mulic," by the late Rev. W. Macon.
In order to accommodate thole who arena: accultorned to oily
from Score, the whole of the above publication will be adapttd in
two lines, for ergan and Piano Forte.
kir. C. informs the piddle, that only a very few more copies
will be printed, than will faifice for the Subecribers, therefore eo-
liths tlitir early communications, as the Work will now be feat
to the Printer, and pohlifbed as early as poffible.
The Author Batten bird& the finiplieity• of Byte which marks
the whole of this Work, will rccommcint_it to private [smiles..

Subfcriptioti sss.—Where Six Sets are fubfcr;bcd for, sas. nett.
,—Notl•fubfcribera, si. ts. . -

huhferibers namea—recrittetl at 74Tr. Knaptorei, BlAce-ttreet; at
Mr. Camidgea.Peterg.te, York, avid Mr. Praton, at h:s
Warchottf... No. 97, Strand. London ;
.by whom the Work
voiU be engraved and pubiiibed in the neateft ftyle.
London, England, 1805-10-31

*UMBER 52341

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LAT/IL

TOMORROW EVENING. NOVEMBER t,
WM be ;ANA the New Comedy, called

A PRIOR CLAW-.
The Chu/oda. by
Mr. DOWTON, Mr. DP. CAMP, Mr. ELLISTON,

MiiiiiM.YMOß It, Mr. PALMER, Mr JOHNSTONE,
Mr. DORMER. Mr. COLLINS.

The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. DE CAMP.
Ar.cl the.Epilozue by Mifs DIJNCAN.
• ' - .

Mut- which, an entire New Ballet. with New Scenes, Wens,
and Decoration% caned
TERPSICHORE'S RETURN.

which 1 drmuii Ile PARISOT will make her Mit appearance;
will alfa Mr. JOUBERT, from the Opera-Hoeft.
; Le B :k: competed by Mr D'Egville ((ram the Opera Honk
is 1-I.sysitarket ) Who Is cortged at this Theatre.
To which will be adsled the Farce at
THE VIRGIN UNVASK'D.
Evening...A Prior etilm; With the Anotomili.
anarchy, Mr. Braham and Signora Storage will make their
Bit appearance, in et e Opera of the Siege of Be/grade. To which
will be ad Nil 'lie Panne!.

THEATRE-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER t,
will he adted a Comedy, tailed
SHE WOU'D AND SHE `L'OU'D NOT.
After wh:ch, the New Mclo-Drame, with New Muiie, Seems,
Dreffes, and Decorations, called
RUGANTINO;
Or, THE BRAVO OR VENICE.
The Principal Charufters by
Mr. JOHNSTON.
Meffrs. Murray, Blanchard. Brunton, Litton, Bendy, Claremont,
Crary:ell, Bennett, pferhz, King, Field, Klantrt, Atkins,
Abbot, Mrs Gibbs, Mrs Mattocks. Mrs. Emery, am
To concludc with a GRAND MASTI E.
This Evening—Veuice Preferv'd ; with Rugantino.
On Saturday, Pizarro.
London, England, 1805-10-31

PLYMOUTH.
FOR SAI.E BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
THE GOOD BRIG MARIA, burthen about
140 Tons, wen found, takes the ground wen, audio a con-
dition to be fent to Sea at a trifling Expenee.
For an Inventory, or other Information, apply at the Counting
,ufe of Mr. Edward Lyng, Plymouth.
London, England, 1805-10-31

COMPACT FIUEHOLD FARM, KEN I'.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA'FF. CONTRACT,
By Mr. CHRIS rtE,
ACOMPACT FREEHOLD FARM, (Land
Tax redeemed) matting of a Neat FARM HOUSE,
with neeelfary Buildings, and 120 Acres of Arable, Meadow.
and Hop Ground, beades rich Failures, in a pleafant part of
Kent, near refpedable Market Towns, and good Roads--well
fuited for Me occupation of a Gentleman Agricukuriit.
Particulars may be had upon rete.ence to Mr. Cbriftle,
Pap-
Mall.
London, England, 1805-03-25

In the pref., and in a few days will be publinted,
'THOUGHTS Itiggefied by LORD LAUDER-
DALre OBSERVA LIONS .an the EDINitUKGI-11tE
VIEW.

" Not frantic Mothers, when their Infants die,
With louder clamours rend the vaulted iky—
FTe roar'd—he (tarried—he tore his htir
Death! Hell! and Furies! what dolt thou do there?.
What ails my Lord ?
T thought your patience had been better tried:
Is this your love, ungrateful and unkind
This my reward for having cued the blind ?"
Pore's JANUARY AND MAY, Y. 734.
Printed for Loncmsn, Hurd, Rees, and Orme, Paternuiter-
row, and A. Coalttablc and Co. Edinburgh.
London, England, 1805-03-25

STA LOTTFRY.
CWIFT and CO. at their 0;d Office, Nn. tl,
Poultry, are felling Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery,
to bn drawing 13th May.
The Number and Amount of the Capital Prizes, and the general
arrangement of the Scheme, will ..c found fuperior to any former
Lottery of the fame number of rickets. a

In ,be Lit Lottery, ths Ticket N. 20,951, a Prize of ic,ncol.
)10. Rion, a Prize of it..col and Nos. 9802 and 16,268. Pnze, f
gxl. were flared sod fold at Swift .nd Co's Office. Where No.
6791, a Prize of 10 00-L N.,. 9361, a Prize of
Ns. 19,068, a Prize of in the preceding Lottery, were aifo
f did in mares.
London, England, 1805-03-25

This dry Ve{4 puiMihed,in one very thick and clofely printed vo-
lume eomaininz oppwards of 600 p.ages, price los. 6d. in boards,

. .
or tas. in calf and leittred,
A COMPENDIOUS LAW DICTIONARY ;
Cl clntaining hoth an explanation of the Terms and the Law
itfelf, intended for the ufc of the Country Gentleman, the Mer-
chant, auti the Proc•flitmal Math
By THOMAS POT IS, Gent. formerly of Skinners' Hall.

Dedicated. by permillion, to the Right Hon. 1 ord Ellenhorough.
" If to Ctflllpf ci4l a prodigious quantity of matter Into a very
fmallcompars be to confult the accommodation of the public, the
author of this Didlonary has done it in the conipleteß manner
imaginable. The fmalleit and neaten type, without any unne-
eeffary fpa.es, has fit condettfed the matter of this book, that it
might, with different management, be expanded to a handfome

" To give a fingle article by way of fpecimen, out of fo cum..
live a wo. k, would be like producing a brick as a (ample of a
houce; but we arc clearly of opinion, from the examination we
have made, and from the chars ter of the author, that the book
will he found extrenirly ufclul in the Library, in the Counting-

Bridal brick, 804.
boat, and the oMce."
London . Printed for and fold by T. Often, Na ;, Ave Maria-lar.e.
London, England, 1805-03-25

OALVANTSM.

This day was publifhed,in2vol; Brn. illunrated with a great
number of Copper pl:.tes, price one guinea in bowds,
ELEMENTS of GALVANISM, in Theory and
Pradtice; with a Comprshimilve View of its niflory, from
the &ft eaporiments of Galvini to the prellnt Tinv. Containing
alfo, Pradical Diredlions for Conftrudling t:le Galvanic Apvira •
tua, and pirin fyftematic !nitrations fur per:arming all the va-
rious Experiments
Ey C. H. WILKINSON, S. A. S.
Aletuber'of the Royal CoE!ge of Surgeons, and of the Philofophi-
cal Society of Manchester, &e.
Printed for John Murray, 32, Fleet-Rivet, London.
COURT OF LEWIS THE FOURTEENTH.
This day was putitilhed, in Two Vols. I snip. yprice 9s. in boards,
'i'HE DUCHESS OF LA VALLIERE : An
Hairicel Roman::: ; trill:4ring the more particular cir-
cumitanees of the LIFE. and CHARACTER. of this e.-kbrated
MISTRESS of LEWIS the rOURTEEN CH; together with
various Anecdotes of that gay and voluptuous Court.
Py the CO UNLESS of OFNLIS.

Author of TSi.cs of the Cattle, Adelaide and Theodore, &c.
Pubhilted by John Murray, 3s Flett-Rreet, London.
niav be.hatl, lately publifised,
LE:7ER'; of a NIAMELLIKE ; containing an interelting
and anuilicg Plaine of the sidling Manners of Paris. 'lwo Volt.
tamp. price yt buards
London, England, 1805-03-25

TO EE SOLD,
AVERY Complete Newftihioned GIG. with Tan.
dem harnefs, which tint berm in ufe only three rnont:l;. Alfo
a Fair ~f very handfi.m.: hi.ACK NIARES„ very• Taft trotttts,
in the I i;heft condition, and warranted perfectly Sound, and tree
from vice or blemish; they arc perfeetly St: ttly in h3rnefs, and
net:tient Roadfters —Tito property of an Officer going j bread,
and parted with for no o;her reafon. The price tor Gig and
Mares, 1601.

To be teen at Cullates L:v:ry Stables, New Bind-flreet.

CURIOUS DISCOViIRY IN GALVANISM.
TT has often been wilhed by that moil intimately
arq anted will the furprizihg areas of the GALVANIC
FLUID, conceistrattd and re iticred peretpuhle to the living hod:,
that Li ne method were aril ed, whereby this fobtle principle
cool I be cliffulA interna'ly, and thus (as it appears to be the
prihripl of life WO intlan thronfly ret ivifying and renovating
the human frame which hid feAl pr-vioutlytithitita,ed by diftase
or other eaufes. No deraht could remain that GALV.ezt hinJelt'tuad
pafedled what he made • he gland °Ned of his ftudy and ambition.
To afcert iu this tad, his m:itufcripts have be-n re-examined, and
the rtfult has exceeded expcetation —A recipe. 11;:s beco found,
which it appears the perfon in pont ffion of them frequently pre-
pared and introduced among his friends by the name of GAL-
VANIC ELIXIR, and from the almolt incredible cffeals of this
Medicine, which arc cohfirmed ti,ton oath, one bottle fearrely ever
failing :o remove the molt oblttnate debility, tram whale ver caufe
It .may !rave arifen, the Proprietor has been iodated to publilh it :
—To Ladles of Fathion, sou/ate' by late fitting up, &c. in all
the etkas of dillipation and debauch ; and, in (port, for the cure
of every f nit: of relaxation of the nervoas and noufrular fyttem,
this Me lane Rands alone, as the only one that ever could rc
move difeafe and debility as fuddenly as it Is often acquired.
At the Pr.prictor's particular requeft, fold by Mr. Jones. King-
ftreet, Holborn. to whom (only) orders mull be addreffed, pod
paid, and inclofing the amtiunt.—aMade up iu bottles of los. (id.
and IL each.--N. B. The large bottles contain nearly three of the
others.
London, England, 1805-03-25

. Printed Rates and Conditions of Infaranee may be had gratis,
with the Litt of Direetors u above, or of the Agents of the Bri.
tab Fire Office in de Country, who are appointed Agents for
this Office. ROBERT SKELTON. Sec.

CAN f Al. NAVY TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY Auonos,

Together er.in rko Lots, ailhal be agreed on at the Sale, on Mon-
, day the tstis day of April next at the Bell Inn, in Calk Haling.
ham, in the County of !ibex, between the Hours of Four and
Seven in the Afternoon, (alders difpofed of in the mean time by
Private Comm % of earth Notice will be given) fulled to'
Conditions of Sal* to be then produced (among whin it will be
required that the Pureirafcritsall procure Nth Sureties for Pay-
ntent of the Purchale-Mooey as than be appr,:ved of by the
Vendor or his Agents),
LEVEN Huatited and Fifti-feiten Oak Timber
Trees, &key adapted for Navy Purport.% marked with
White Paint and gr wring tio Mates, called ararefltall or other-
wire uratfaila an* Bloies, in the Parini of tifille Hediugham,iu the
County of ECU, iu the policaons of Mrs Hammonds and Mrs.
Smoothy,
If folti In Lots, the Timber on each Farm will be put up re-
pant 21r.
TbCTenants of the reipedthre Farms wilt thew tbe Timber, and
any turtiscr t'urticulars may be known oo apptitetion to Metre.
Baiter, Lloyd and Lloyd, Soitddots, Ludkno:
Mardi wild**
London, England, 1805-03-25

♦RSWER OF TN! EMPEROR.

"1 fee, with pleafure. ambled here the Palters of the reformed
churches of France- I rein with eig,emels this opportunity to ex-
prefs my fatidaetion at the fidelity and good etoraduet of the piton
and citiae.ns of the feveral Proteftaut communions. 1 with It to
be known, that my firm refolvc and with arc to maintain the li-
berty of wortlip. The empire of the law ends wb re the indefi-
nite empire of conf ieuce begins. Neither the law nor the Swee-
t% `gn undo :ny thing againft that liberty. Such are my principle*,
and tLeic of ate nation ; and if any of my race, w•ho ma; fucceed
Lit',pall forgct the oath I have taken, at:A.11)11U by a talk con-
.,'• nee, pall violate it,l here devote hit; to public animadvattool
4...! I amli...ac you to ;ere him the name of Nao."
London, England, 1805-03-25

In a &w days will be publifhed, in two volumes, nebsvo,
PRINCIPLES and PtiACTICE of NAVAL and
MILITARY COURTS MARTIAL.

By JOHN II2ARTHUR,EIq,
P.:ntcd fur J. Butterworth; Flcet-ttrect ; and T. Etcrtnn,
_ _

•g• The prefent PublicationConipriles an entire new Treatife
on Military COMIS hlartial, befilea the original Work on Naval
(now fir years out of print) with large additions, and many new
Cafes. Ofhcers in expectation of going abroad, or their Aunts,
who have already given or may lead orders, will have their Copies
hat delivered on the day of pub.icatitin.
London, England, 1805-03-25

By Nledieurs I 'ALI, RAG. and BOBTAIL.

PulChed for the Benefit of hie Creditors, and of the Ernditl,
Ditettniti, and Cognorcenti in Europe and eliewher: ! the whole
Merrily Argutil, to infltuet thc Little Philofoplicre at the expcnce
of the Greet thus! which is added.
AN ILLUMINATING INDOC !

" This Uncle is a modern " Philo," and fucctlfively adopts all
the alifurel thtorics in Literature, Science, and ;he Fine Arts,
which arc molt prevalent iu the preftin age. Ills whims atwl re-
volts are extmplincd by c t ractt chiefly from living authors,—
Tittle examples are iderted by way of notes, and, as may be na-
tural!? luppofed, lerve greatly to heighten the fpirit and dice of
the I.tire. His !afire is directed againit thole whirnfical and ek‘
travuont aberrations in Schnee, liter...tare, and the Fine Arts,
which ftrve to tlarktii counfel by words without underitanding.....
Its tender cy certai:.ly is to check t' at zlow of imagination, which,
when ineful.ted to excel:, !rads men from the tober invelligation of
truth to wild and abfurd hypothefes, which render th.ir labours
uftleis to the world and to thetufelvcs.—Literaryintnial, Feb. i 80s .
Printed for John Murray, N 0.32, Fleet ftrcet, Loinion.
London, England, 1805-03-25

P4RL.I4.IIENTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, MARCH 23.

Counfcl were farther heard relative to the Scots Appeal, Rocheid
o. Kinlock, Bart. viz. Mr. Clark in continuation, and at great
kegth, on behalf of the Refpond. nt. The farther confidisation of
the cafe was adjourned till Monday.
'l'he various Bills before the Houk were forwarded in their re-
fpeEtive Rages. Among Ode, the Exchequer Bills Bill, the Sugar
Duties Drawback, the Spirits %Varchoufing, the Irith Stamp Duties
Bill. Puttag! Rates, Eacife Duties. Malt Tax, Cullom Duties,
and Expiring Laws Bills, were (the Committees thereon having
qteti prrvioully negatived) feverally read a third time and pa&d.
The lr lh Prontiffory Notes, and Sugar Bounties Drawback
DLL, were had a fecond time, and the Committees thereon ne-
gatived._

The Order for fummoning their I.ordlhlps, for taking into con-
fider-a:ion the 26th and tyyth !landing orders, with a reference to
fulpending the fame, as far as related to the two Lft mentioned
Bills, ()clog read;
Lord WALSINGHAM addreir d a few words to their Lord-
Illtips on the occafion. lie exprafeil his unwillinimefs to come for-
ward in limb inttaitersaisse where the neeeffity of the cafe julti-
lira a calual fulpenfion of any of their Lordtbips' handing orders ;
fuel a proceeding was. he conceived, neerfrarily called for in the
prsientinitance ; he thou ki therefore move Oa; the kid itanditig
orders be rufpcncisd. as far as related to the uila in quegion.
The LORD CHANCELLOR quitted the woolLck,not for the
purpofe of oppofing the motion; for that, he thought, was called
for by the particular circumstances of the prefen• cafe, and he was
aware of the importance of the Bills in queltion to the revenue ;
but, in difcharge of the duty he owed their Lordibip , to endeavour
to impress on their minds the general necellity of ferapulottfly
hiring to their (tending orders, on which (o much ot the dignity
and corrcdlnefs of their Lordlliips' proceedings depended. On that
ground, he had therefore to exprefs his earneit hope, that the
Houk would not be again called on in a limilar mar.ner.
The queltion bdug put, and the (pedal fufpenfion ordered, the
irifh Sugar Bounties Drawback, and Promiffory Notes Bills, were,
on the motion ei Lord Walfingliam, accordingly forthwith read a
third time and paired.
Lichettien's Natoralzation Bill was read a third time, and paired.
Adjourned till Monday, when their Lordisips Rand fummoned
upon Lord Auckland's propoGdoas.
London, England, 1805-03-25

Thi• day was puldiflted, price 13s. in boards,
N ATTEMPT to iilulirate thole Articles of the
Church of England, which the Calvinifts improperly confid_•r
as Calyiniitical. by a companion with the opinions prevalent at tne
period of the R^rrnstion. In EIGHT SERMONS, preached he-
fore Use Univerfity of Oxford, in the Year I*o4, at th.: I..cdture
founded by J. Hampton, M. A. Canon of Salilbury.
By RICHARD LALIR' NCE, 1.1. D. of LI niverfity College.
Oaford : Printed at the Aniverfity Prefs, for the Author ; an d
fold by Mein. Hanwell and Parker; and by Millis. Rivinxton
St. Paul's Church-yard, and R. faulder, New Hand !treat, London'
London, England, 1805-03-25

FRENCH PUBLIC CHARACTERS.

This day was pubielhed, in three vnts. tamp. with Portraits, prioc
as an boards, the third I.:(!itinn of

7, 'HE REVOLIITICARY PLUTARCH ; ex-
tabbing the molt dill;nguithed Chat-3E10,i, Literary, Mai-
tory, and Political, in the recent Annals of the French ita public.
TM greater part from the Original I:,formation of
A GENTI.F.MAN REsIDErT AT PARIS.
Printed (or John Murray, No 3a, Fleet-ft:vet, London. Sold life
by the principal booklellers throughaut the United Kingdom
London, England, 1805-03-25

BIDLAKE's GEOGRAPHY. •

This day was pubhdicd, y: ice is. 6d. half-bound, the Third Edi•
tion, much improved, of
AFAMILIAR IN PRODUCTION to the Study
of GEOGRAPHY, and to the USE of the GLOBES. In.
tended for Schools and young Pcrfons.
By )OLIN BIDLAKR, A. B.
chaplain to his Royal Highntfs die Duke of Clarence, and Maf.

t. r of the tit-Ammar School, Plymouth.
Printed tor J hlureay, 32, 1.1,ct-ftrect, I .orinn.
London, England, 1805-01-17

THE WURI:s OF ROBERT BURNS.

This day were putlighed,
LTHr. WORKS OF ROBERT BURNS.-
Containing the P bcos formed publiflted, with force
Additions and Notes; P.sems :i!therto unpu filed or uticolka.
ed ; and LisCorrefpnnicrce. With an Account of his Life, and
a Crith.ifin on his Writirrs. To which are prefixed tome Obft r-
Cations on the Charadt••r of the Scottlib Pedantry
Fourth Edition, elegantly tel in q vols. Bvo. with a Portrait of
tbc Author, price il. tts. 6:t. bo_rds.
2. The Poetical Works of Robert Burns. A new Edition, in•
eluding the Pieces puhiiilwd in his Comfponilence, with hi, Songs
and Fragments. To which is prefixed a Sketch of his I.ife. Ele-
gantly printed in three pneket rclutrus. with a Portrait of the Au-
thor, price 15s. iu boards, or in Wet: volumes, t 2:no. price pa. in
beards.

Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand ; and W.
Creech, at Edinburgh.
Of whom may alto be had, lattly publifited, and printed uni
finally with Burris's Work a. a new edition, corrected and enlarg-
ed. with a Glotfary. of the Precuts of Allan Ram! ay; to which are
prefixed a Life of the amber, from authcruie Doenruciits ; and
Re:nails on his Poems. from a large view of their Mirits ; to
two l;!rge vols. Sim. v it h a Portrait tram an ori.tinal Drawing, by
hi, soli, the late eminent Pautcr, ii. it. in busr.l4.
London, England, 1805-01-28

MEDICAL and CHEMICAL LECTURES.

ON MONDAY, Ftbrnary 4, a COURSE of
LLC-
TURES on PHYSIC and CHEMISTRY will recommence
as the Laboratory, Whitcomb-ftreet, Leicetter-fguare, at the efua I
morning hours, viz. Therapeutics, at a quarter before 8. The
Pradtice of Phyfic, at half after 8 ; and the Chem:thy at a qta:•r-
ter after ?, by Geoans Pe.tasutr, M. D. P. K. S Senior fury.
titian to St. George% Hofpital, a the Con. ge of Phylicians....s.c.Scc.
A Regina is kept of the Patients in the Holpital ; and a Lee
tare is read on them every Saturday morning. at 9 o'clock.
Propofals may be had in Leicetter-fguare, and at Sc. George's
Hofpitat.

In the Preis' to be publilhed early in Spring.
A. TREATISE ON SI'RICTURES IN THE
UR ETHR A, in which a mild turth,,d of cure is recommend
ed in preference to the ufe of : being an attempt to thew
the danger and various bad contiquences 0E66 fevcre and la nfu
pradlice.
By BENJAMIN BELL, F. A. S. Surgeon, Edinburgh.
Among other °birds of the Author in this Treadle, the following
London, England, 1805-01-28

By WILLIAM HOOPER, M. D.

It may be proper to explain to thole perfons %rho are yet, unaea
quninted with this valualle and intcrelting work, that It contains
I. Recreations in Arithmetic and Mechanics.
a. Recreations in Optics, Chromatics, and ,
3. Recreations in Pheurnaties, Hydrology, mid Pyrotechnics.
4. Recreations in Electricity and blagnetilin.
at. Weellancous Recreations, including thole on Cards.
*Lhe whole rendered ears, and familiar to the meancit capacity.
Printed far RICHARD No. 6, Bridge•Rrect, Black:
friars, and to be had of all Bookf.llers.
London, England, 1805-01-28

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The titans remaining due to dead and difeharged men belong..
log to the hoop of war Bufy. for the capture of the San Telma,
condemned at Mardnico, and fold at Trinidad, will be paid for
three years mean co application to Mr. BOW3IS, Derby-!treat,
Patliament•ftreet.

Thy Topase will be paid on board at Cove of Cork for the
Providence, taken May 30, 1803, and at No. za, Arundeldtreit,
for three years.

The Gun-brig Cenfor will be paid for the Mara, taken Jan.
4. IEO3, at the litter place, and recalled for three fora. ' '

Thu (loop Salwitine, for the capture of the Good Friends, M-
ember 15, dm will be paid daily for three years to come at
No. 13, Nortolk-ftreet, Stfand. •

The prise-stoney for the recapture of the brig Tartar and cut•
ter Sophia. and capture of the French privateer Ceres, by the
Revolutionnaire, will be recalled ever] Thurfday at No. 8, Creak
Winchefter nicer.

•
Captain BOUR CH lER is 'appointed Lieutenant Go-
vernor of Greenwich Hofpiial, in the room of the
ate Sir RICHARD PhARSON.
The Venerable, Attain, from Honduras for Lon-
don,'is loft on the Northern Triangles.
The Sir Sidney Smith, -, from London, is
arrived at Surinam.

On Saturday the Loan CHANCELLOR, and Sir Jou.:
Boa .asa WMULEN, tranfaeled bufinefs at Lord Mut.-
Ga'ava's office.
The Englilh families of diffinelion who were made
prifoners in France at the commencement of the war,
have been dirceted by the French Commiffary to hold
themfelvcs in readinefs, as they may exped daily to (
be embarked for England.
The are accounts, via New York, from the Ifle of
France to the z3d of Auguft, buQthey make
mention of LINOIS'S fquadron.
Among the moil recent arrivals at Bash, are Lail),
LIfFIBRIDOR, the Hon. and Rev. Mr. WINDSOR, Sir 4. ‘.
Houica Matta, Lieutenant General ENGLAND, Cu-
.lonel M‘NAIL, Colonel DURNTOS, Major KENNINN:
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SONNET TO THE REV. N. MORGAN,

ON SIT YOU:4I:IST SON VITTING THE DA ru CRAMMAR SCHOOL
I will not, earmotCOlDC Or vtavuous LORE!
Mutely behold my LAST coy quit thy roof;
Who, with his SROTIIERS TWAIN, has had full proof
Of -.11 thy precepts kind, and clallic Rorc.
Ah ! I Lad fondly hoped, in rapture's flight,
That yet As oi lea underneath thy care—
For Ids young mind Was blers'el with treafurcs rare—
Had fo:T'd micas-ring's enviable height;
But H -av'n thought heft full early to remove
Thy ticitined Scholar to the Choirs above.
Prepared to venture now on Life's wide fcene,
TLeve never fail thy merits to commend;
And whon reverting to ay fway ferenc,
They lofc the name of MASTLY in the MEND! •
•
Bath, January 1805. . : w.atcyr.Ei;•
London, England, 1805-01-28

I.ONDON.

This day was publifhed, in one large and clez,ant Volume, gen°.
cmbellifhcsl with fitty-four Corper•plats,,.lThir:y-rine of whisk
are beautifully s,ilourtll, price Three Guineas io boards,
ODERN LONDON; being the HISTORY
IVA and PRESENT sTA CE of the BRITISH hIETROPO.
LIS, faithfully drawn up from the molt ati:b.mtac Material!, and
illuftrated with a Imes of highly.fitlithi..l I.:'llarilags, CM a plan
entirely new.

It 11;1 been the Intention of the Editors of the prelims work td
evhibit I,siJuit at it h, and to furnifh Eugllfh u u ..nd Foreigners
with a fyitematic, complete, and elegant pertor..t.ince worthy of
heing received as a faithful portrait of the zrcotrlt city In the
world.

Priutc.l Col RICII Aan PiiLurs, No. 6:
.Ncw Bride-ftreet I and

to be bad of all Elookfcllcrs.

Of whom may alto be had, price s c bound In red, the FtcTcx■
or LONDON for 1304, with Maps and Prints.

RATIONAL RECR EA [IONS.
Thus day were publithed, the Fourth Edition corredled, In 4 %fob
Bvo. illultrated with 63 Copper-plates, price als iu boards,
RATIONAL RECREATIONS ; or, Winter
Evenings Antufcments—in which the principles of Numbet•
and of Experimental Philofophy and Chonntry are applitd to a
Serie. of Key, Entertaining, and Initrudive Experiments, among
which arc all thofc common:y performed with Cards.
London, England, 1805-01-28

Thu day was pabliflied, price 29. 6d.
A New and rorilcd Edition of

HE LAND WE LIVE IN ; the new Comedy,
T
a6ted,for the firft time, at Drury-Lane l'heatre, on Satur-
dky, Dec- 29, tBet.
By nt.‘Ncr: I.uni.OW HOLT, Ffq.
Printed by R. Wilke. and fold by J. &11, at thc Weekly Medi:n-
iter Office, Southampton-Arc :1, Strand.
A very 1.-;c imprefliim of this Comedy having been fold imme-
diately upon its publication, which n: rationed its hein.' nut of prin:
in A few day", a new and copious Edition, reviled ar.d cortea.ed,
bas this day been puStli ed. This Play, though tinfocce!aful on
the Stage, hae excited more intereft and attention in the public
mind, than hae hitherto been produced by the molt popular Pieces.
It has been eahtlemni d as written rather for the literary CLO,ET
than the Stage, at.d it lea met, in the former, with the molt tit •
suing reception.
London, England, 1805-01-28

NAUTICAL INTRLLIGENCR.

MAILS THIS DAY..—Wind N. E.
MIR. DIM AM DIM
3 1 I Haniburglt IO I

Dublin
Waterford

PENZANCE, JAM. as.—Arrived the Chriftian,—,
from Neath for Portfmouth, with iron ; Peterfon,
Rieman's, of and from Badflow, with barley, for
Plymouth; Hope, RICHARDS, of and from Bidde-
ford, with (earthenware, for Dartmouth; Nancy,
&toots, of and from Briftol for Weymouth, with
flour and iron; Sifters, Gaga FELL, from Briftol for
Fowey, with groceries ; Rover, Dassw, of and from
Cork, with provifions, for London. Remains in the
Lake his Majefty's brig GANN tr. It fill continues
to blow a (mart gale at Eaft by South.
PLYMOUTH, Jar. 26.—Came in the Spanifh fhip
Reimer, Captain NrcLos MULLER MALPARDO, from
Camerar, bound to Cadiz, laden with logwood ; cap.
tared the t Ith inflant in lat. 36. ao. long. 18. 30. by
the RIMY/410N, of 44. guns : the is bound to Port[
mouth, as loon as the wind (hifts.—The Morning
Star, Captain Limits, from Morlaix, and brought
over Miff Arta FLumPTltt, as a pafTenger, who has
been three years in France.—Sailed, to join the
Channel Fleet, the VtLLE DR Nate, of tto guns,
Admiral COIRNWAIAIS I the Nirrusta, of 98 ; /re-
TETE llg, of 74; SPARTIATE, of 74 ; and Atots, of
38.—Came in the Betfy, from Newfoundland, for
London, in twenty-two days ; the Ctefar, of and
from London, for Portfmouth, with part of the
Royal frith Regiment--ovetThot the port.
DaaL, JAN. 27.--Sailcd yeflerday the GREY.
Kona) and MEDIATOR frigates, to the Weftwardor
Remain in the Downs the raft of the fbips as per laD.
-P. 5, Sailed through the downs, for Ramfgate
Pier, a large French lugger privateer, captured by
one of our cruizers.— Wind E. N. B.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. nerArrived the MEDIATOR
frigate, from the Down.s. Sailed the PsArro (loop of
war, on a cruize off Havre.—Wind E. N. E.
Beawiclt, JAN. 23.—Several veffels are on !bore to
the fouthward. At fix o'ciock this morning, the brig
Induftry, of Whitby, from London for Bolton, came
on fhore to the northward of our harbour, at a place
called the tarry Point ; her mainmaft is gone ; two
of her crew drowned ; and the veffel much damage('
ip her bottom.
London, England, 1805-09-14

FIERTI ORDSHIRF.

Furniture,Plate. Mufie, fine old fcarce and valuable China. Japan
Ware, Glafs, Prints, rarnilog, Dairy, and Garden implements.
10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION—II GEORGE L01.1.F.
On the Premifes at Bengi.o•Hl.ll, (nne mile from Hertford and
two miles from Ware), on Monday, September 16, 18 :5, and
four fotlowiog days, at Eleven o'clock.
-I'HE GENUINE EFFECTS 01 Ampßnss PRoc.-
L • Telt. Efq confining of about goq Ounces of Pine anl Plat-
ed Ankles, Watcht.s, bight-day Clock, and Tal•le ditto, a large
afiortmeat of very fine old Cbina,amiing which ~ 'menus 1).--,;sr-
ill Box. vali.able Japan, in Cabinets. Dr. and
Card Buse;, and a remarkably fine Casket; Pniits, by
Hogarth, WoiLrt. &c. a Chink, Chan, Jokey-cirr, and three
others. with a V4l iety of Coach, Chaifc, and Cart lam is; tire
and Garden ilngiues, a large Iron Roller, Hand Glalre,, and a
large shag-Net.
'1 he Fureiture comprifes Four-port and Preis Bedfleads, with
Danialk, Dimity, and other Hangings • Dafoned G‘arfe Feather
Beds, Mattrellis, Blankets, Quilts and Connterpaner ; Set of Ma
lumany Dining Tables, with circular Ends; capital Sideboard;
Drawing room &it of Pei-green Silk and yellow Darnalk.
( 'airs Sophas, and correfpuntling Window-Curtains; Pier and
Dreffing Glares; Mahogany Articles, in Drawers. Card, Dining.
and Claw Tat& ; Turkey, Wilton. and Brulrels Carpets, capita
Pour-Barrel Organ; Two lii-r,rfichords. a Sp:not, Gibraltar Ta-
ble, Fire Arms.and numermasKitehen Reqnili es
To be viewed n Friday and Saturday I-rect.:nig the Sale, when
Catalogues may be had ou the premifes; at the Red Lion, barna ;
White Hart, St Alban's; George, Buntingfo-d; Saracen's Head,
and Bull. Ware ; Half Moon, and Angel, Hertford; Bull, Hod-
derdon ; King's Head, Enfield; Falcon, Waltham CNN; White
llorfe, Balikrek; Crown, Hodaill, and of Glow Dam, Atm-
tionscr, No. 48, htfaooks.
London, England, 1805-09-14

FROM LI OYD'S LIST.

GRAvESIND, SEPT. 13.PUrred by the Lord N.. Ifort, Taylcr ;,
We Oa Dover Caftle, Rirhardlon, from Lengal—Sailed the Hard-
ware, Mattock. for Ncw York.

k n—Olf Dover, the Hannah, Hullack, from the South
Seas; and the Beaver, Drockbank, from Cork—ln Yarmouth
Roads, !lope Young, from Riga—At Scarborough, Supply, Hall,
from itiga; Lourtiana, Howland; and the Princefs of Wales,
Yours. from Peteriburgh--At Falmouth, &trey, Paulin, from
Peterlhorgh—At Sligo, Minerva, Ruffey, from Peterfburgh—At
Oturegemouth, Endeavour, Allarus, from Peterfburgh—Off Whit-
by, Young Henry, Richirdfon, from Archangel—Off Shields,
AlTutor, and the t)cke of Clarence,—' from Archangel
I.ondordcrry, Ceres, Richardfon, from London—At New-
R ecovcry, R cnnington, from New York—At Liverpool, WAT-
T:4i on, —, from New York—At Newfoundland, Hero, Allen,
from guebec—At Wilmi:4ton, Orwell, Parr, and the Latona,
from Liverpool.
The Hope, TEPTAM, from Grenada to Dublin,
was taken the 14th oh. by the Havaanah Spanith
privateer, re-taken the 4th intl. by the Hope privateer,
of jcifey, and is arrived at Dartmouth.
The Alice, Roca, from Newfoundland to Pool,
was talon by a Spanilh privateer, z3d ult. in lat. 49.
43. long. i 9. 30.
1 he Jafon, PALMER, from Liverpool for New Or-
kaais, uas captured on the zoth of June, and fent for
the HavannAh.

The Venus, --, arrived at Liverpool from New
Oritrans, was boarded on the 3d instant, by a French
ivateer, who had captured the Virtuous-Grace, and
the Mary-Ann, of Guernfey, from Q./ebec ; alfo a
I,tir; from Liverpool, bound to North America, game
9riknowab
London, England, 1805-09-14

ROYAL JENNFItIAN SOCIETY,

TOR THE EXTERgIINATION L PDX. •,
AT a QIJ. T ARERLY GENERAL COURT,
.I—z• held the 4th flay of September, at tlie; CENTRAL. HOUSE,
&ilifbury-fq uare,
JOHN TOWILL RUTT, Efq. in the Chair.
By a Report perf,:nted from the Board of Diredors aftd
cal Council, it appeared that the Inoculations at the Central Houle,
and other Rations of the Society, during the preceding quarter,
amounted to nos To. Hundred and 5ig14,472r0, being
a greater number than in any former quarter. Ihe demand for
Vaccine Virus had alfo continued unabated, 3254 clierges having
been fupplied, from the Central•Honfe alone, to various parts of
the United Kingdom and its Colonies.

The Report ootices with regret the alarming prevalence of Small
Pox in the Metropolis—the Deaths by that &Corder within the
bills, having been in Three Months, ceding the 17th Aug uft left,
334! a circumftance which Report confiders as worthy the atten-
tion of the Society, and deinanding its exertions towards checking
fo fatal a Malady. By order of the Court.
CHARLES MURRAY, Secretary.
INOCULATIONS at the feveral Stations, from the 20th of May
to the 20th of Au,-;utt, 1805 :
' 556 Bdhopfgate • 199
3,33 Hoston 199
64 Golden Lane - 77
49 Gate.ftreet, Holborn 26
126 Mary la•bonne - 275
397 Intedtminiter - 63
•

Central Houfe
Surry Chapel
Southwark
Rot hTrbithe
Shadwdl
Mile End
Jewry Street

Total

2282

UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD.-THE ROEBUCK INN.

THE NOBILITY and GENTRY, who may have
occalion to vilit or travel through OXFORD, are waft re.
keetfully (elicited to order their Carriages to the ROEBUCK
INN, where Capital Horfe4 and experienced Driven are ready to
forward them at the reasonable rate of
ONF. SHILLING PER. MILE.

And to thole Families, or Perfons, who may with to continue
a few days at Oxford, to esamine and view the monuments of art,
elegant edifices, and curioftties, depofited in this celebrated Uni-
verlity , the Roc sues INN areirds a genteel and comfortable abode,
where the mama atuntion is paid, and where the charges are
moderate.
London, England, 1805-09-14

PRESEN r sfAl E OF FRANCE.

This day was publifhed„ price 3s.
IN.FAITHFUL Account of the prefent STATE
of FRANCE, and of the FRENCH PEOPLE under the
Defpntilln of BONAPARTE ; containing Awhentic Patticulars
and Anecdotes of the Government—the Military—the Poke--
the Laws—the Public Amtifenunts of Pariq—th, Mannomlirtfs,
and Domeltic Society—the late Coronation—the Pope and ltdi-
gion—the Legion of Honour-.Trade and Wantif. aures—:he
War with England—the EnglUb in France—the touraons—the
Price of the Necrdaries of life, &c. &r. &e.

Bran ENGLISH GEN IIi:MAN,
Who efcaped from France in the Month of May.
Printed for RICHARD Pal curs, Bridge ftreet,BlAckfriArs ;
. . . .

and to be bad of all BoviCklier%
London, England, 1805-05-18

Mr. GODWIN's NEW NOVEL

Ths day was publithed, in three you price is.. is boards, ne as.
in half binding,
FLEETWOOD, or the New Ain of Feeling.—
A Novel, in Three Volumes.

By WILLIAM GODWIN.
Printul for Ricit %RD PUILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge ftrcet, Black-
friar's ; and fold by all Bookfdlers.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
x. The Lire and AGE of CHAUCER, the rather of Eoglifh Po-
etry, the ad Edition, in four vois. lvo. price 11. tbs. in boards.
a. The Entku t a eR, or Reflections on Education, Manners, an;
Literature, in a feries of Eirays, ~rice 91.
3. CALLS WILLIAMS, a Novel, the 34 Edition, in 3 vols. price
13s. 6d. in hoard;.
4. An ErukutitY concerning Political iuftiee. and its influence
on Afar ila and Happiners, the 3,1 Edition, in a vols.:v." price a 4.
it, boards.
London, England, 1805-05-18

This day was publiftsed, price zs. 6d.
WHO WANTS A GUINEA ? A Comedy, in
Five Adis, as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-
Garden. By GEORGE COLMAN the Younger.
Alf°, price Is. 6d.
• The SOLDIER's RETURN ; or, What can Beauty do
A Muftcal Farce, In Two Adts, as performed at the Theatre-
Royal, Drury-lane. By Mr. HOOK.
Primed tor Longman, Hut It, 1240, and Orme, Paternofter-row.
This thy were publilhed,
In two Volumes Foolfcap Odtavo, embelifthed with a Portrait of
the Author, price tos. 6d in boards, a New Edition, of
POE M S and PLA Y S.
By WILLIAM RICH.IRDSON, A. M.
Profeffor of liumin.ity, in the Univerfity of Glafgow.
.• Ifxe Olim." VIRGIL.
' Printed for Longman. I tura, Rees, and Orme, Paternotter• row s
Vernor and I lood, Poultry ; and Mundell and ion. Edinnurgh.
London, England, 1805-05-18

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MAY t 7.

The Royil Agent was given by Commit Gan to the kith Poftage
Duty Bill, and feveral other Bills.
The Cornmilßonera wire the I .ord Chancellor, the Arc111)1010p
of Canterbury, and Lord Walfingham.
The Property Duty Amendment Bill. Commirsonera of Taves
Name Bill, and Irith Firft Fruits Bill, were brought from the Com •
mons and read a ftrft time.

Earl DA in Ley flied his motioo relative to the Management of
the Navy for Friday next—Jos Which day their LordQiips were or-
dered to be fummooed.

On the motion of Lord At:cumin, a Comistittee of the Lards
who might be prefect during the ScfEon, was appointed to provide
for the warming and cleaning of the Hook, and sppointinz prover
Ipartmcnts for the Noble Lord on the Woolfack, and for tLe Oifi-
:et's of the Houfee-•••Adjourned.
London, England, 1805-05-18

TO THE BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE.

A PERSON of RESPECTABILITY. *holm
held a fmall Appointmsnt ander Goverment for theft !la-
teen year., who his s Wife and two (mall Children, depending
fairly on his eiertivis for their (wort, and whnfe ruin mutt be in-
ert:
lac flundd be fo fortunate as to obtain a few pounds
hon, a rm. rout. Pubtie ; looks with a plealing and anxious hope
to this lift rdosr:te as the only enable him to retain his
fi,uatinn, prefdrre refpeetability, fupport his family, and Cave
linnfel front ',Won. • It would here take up ton much (pace to de-
tail his filtering.. end unions to keep his wants a keret in
In. own : hi.. tub:avows have Mid. and he humbly begs
to rercr thole whom Pima' pewee ha. Welled with trdpoCulan to
relicre the war is of their fellow creatures for a fuller account to
Alefirc. Hodfoll and Stirling. Ban kou, No. 34y, Strand, wbete the
fir.alleft dmathrus will be molt thankfully, received and gratefully
arllerealedited.

UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD.--Tlit ROZLUCK INN.
1 'HE NOBILITY and GEVTRY, who may have
mullion to vlft or travel through OXFORD, are mot re
fpenfully foliched to order their Carriages to the ROEDUCX
INN, where Capital Hodes and experienced Drivers are ready to
forward them at the =atonable rare of
ONE SHILLINti PER MILE.

And to tho'e Families, or Perfems, who may with to continue
a few days at Oxford, to examine , nd view :be monuments of art,
elegant edifices, sod curhsfirics. &unfired in this celebrated Ilni-
verlity,the tioaaucc iss affor.ts a,geutctlan•i comfortable abode.
where the wawa attention is paid, and where the charges are
'moderate.

HEALTHY AND GENTEEL ACCOMMODATIONS,
At the NEW ROOM. HOT`i.l. end TAVERN,
BRISTOL MTV/ELLS.

LFENNING retoealully informs the Nobility,
• Geidry, and the Pct hC in general. who may vilit the lint-
wt Es, that he has fitted up the above HuAde for the reception and
accorunodation of Gentlemen lnAtheir Families, (or Angie Gen-
tkmen and Ladles) in a nianr...r to afford emery comfort and eon
venienee. He Ilk mire thus puldiely pledges himftli to render
every fatisfaetcry attention in his power to all who may be pleated
to E.vour him with their patronage an! encouragement.
N B. WINES the molt genuine., and of ev..ry deferiptioci t as
alto PUS CHAISES, with careful Drivers, to any part of the
Kingdom, may he had as above.
HotweUs, Briftn!, May a, dos.
London, England, 1805-05-18

MARRIED.

On the 14th inftant, the Earl of DalhouGe, to Mira Brown.
Same day, at (Anon, in Surrey, Captain Ker, of the Firß Foot
Guards, to Mifs Hay, 'ldea daughter of Colonel Hay, of Upper
Glttnn.
On the tsth inflant, at Heyterbury. Richard Beadon, FA. fon of
the Billsop of Ba•h and Wells, to Milli Annabcra A'Ct.nrt, fccon,i
daughter of Sir Wm. A'Court, Bart.
Mon ay, Thomas Charles Morgan, M. B. to Mill Hammond,
daughter of Wm. Hammond. Efq. of Qu-rn fquarc, Bloomfbury.
La*ely, at Dundee, Robert Coombe, r fq. furgeon, late of the as
garrifon battalion, to Mifs Margaret Ogilvy, daughter of the lab
Colonel David Og Ivy.
At North Anon, Oxfnrdthire, Wm. Holheach, jun. Ffq. Major
in the Warwickfliire Mihi.a, to Mifs Lucy Bowles, daughter of
Oldfirld Bowles, Efq and filter to Lady Armytage.
London, England, 1805-07-15

HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

HEREAS JOHN DAWSON, of St. James's
Walk, Clerkenwell, in the County of Middlefex, Gentle-
man, was between the hours of ten and eleven o'clock in the fore-
noon of Monday the aft of July infianti overtaken between Ec-
(lethal! and Stone, in the County of Stafford, by a middle-fized
loan, apparauly about thirty years of age, a robuft complexion, had
ou a pepper fait coloured coat, new leather breeches, a mart
w ith a deep frill and Rand up collt.r, beautifully worked with a
needle; had with him a pair of faddle•bags, nearly new, and rode
a brown blood mare, about fifteen hands high--and by hint robbed
of about 3.;1. in bills, and eight guineas in gold.
Whoever will apprehend the raid Highwayman, and lodge him
in any of his MAjeß)'s Gaols, fhall, on convidion, receive a very
Isandfome Reward, by applying to the raid Mr. Dawfon, or Mr.
con,berbach, Solicitor, EcelcQull, Staftbrdthire, and Tea Guineas
hem the Cooftable of yrehifl South, over and above the Forty
Peands allowed by Ad of Parliament.

N. B. The fald Highw• .ynian is fuppoted to have gone to Lich.
Reid or Birmingham, as a perfon exactly anfwering the above de-
fcration (and whore horfc fweat very much) was leen on the road
at Radford Bridge, near Stafford, about twelve o'clock the fame
day.—liccleihaU, July 1, sSoy.

•
WARWICKSHIRE.
TO be LET, for a Term of Years, COTON
1- HOUSE, with the Pinafore Grounds and Gardens in high
order, about four miles from Rugby and Lutterworth, containing
every accommodation for a Family of Dißindioni pleafantly Sm-
iled in a Lawn of eighty acres of excellent Land, with good roads
adjoining. Aneatenfive Manor, with any quantity of .and not
exceeding x6o acres, may be had, and the Furniture rented with
the Houk, or taken at a fair appraifement.
Particulars tr.ay be had of Mr. Calderon, Solicitor, Rugby ; or
Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn Fields.

MANSION-HOUSE AND LANDS, NEAR THE SEA. I
TO. BE SOLD,
-
A COMMODIOUS wrongly built MANSION-
HOUSE, with a Garden and Stables, together. v.ith four-
teen Acres of rich Land adjoining, in a Very pie...fant fituation,
about four miles from Plymouth Dock,and within a (mall diltance
of M4unt Edgcumbe.
The Hol.fe and °lnce/ contain every convenience for a large
family; forming a molt deltrable refidence for a Naval or other
Gentleman, and potreffion may be had immediately.
Futther particulars may be knoWn by applying to Mr. Hubt,
Solicitor, Plymeuth, Devon.
London, England, 1805-07-15

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On Fruidy the ahth of July. iBO5, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
40 Half-Pieces French Brandy.

444 Cakes Yellow Rohn.
40 Cakes Black Ditto.
4 H4Lbtads Spirits of Turpentine.
2 Calks Cream Tartar, (unprepared).
r ;28 Nem Box Wood.
Being the Cargo of the Pruifian Smack FOaTUN A, captured on
her voyage from Bayonne to Caen, by His hlajelly's Hired Armed
Brig CA aouNt, Lieutenant JOHN Deasy Commander, anti fiuce
condemned to the Captors.
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nude th-ee days previous to the tale, to Marc. Yalu', BIRD-
WOOD and Mr. Jona HAWKER, the Agents.
Plymouth, July 13, 1805.