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London, England, 1805-11-27

I)V•T7 Os PROPERTY.

EZILENIPTIONS and ALLOWANCES in retpedl of COL.
LEGF4, FRIENDLY SOOF.TIES, and CHARITABLE
INSTITUTIONS, and DIVIDENDS belonging go 170-

REIGNERS.
THE COMMISSIONERS appointed for fpecial
Porpofes under certain Ads of the 43d and etth Years of
Zia prefent Ail*ity for granting a Contribution on Property, Ste,
hereby give 'Notice, That Peytons may claim Exemptions from the
faid Duty :
sit. For the Duties charged on any College or Hall in any of
theillniverfitits of Great Britain and Offices belonging thereto,
or for the Money expended in the necelTary Repairs thereof.
ad. For the Duties charged on the Scite of any florpital, or
Public School, or Alms.houfe or Offices belonging thereto, or for
the Money expended in the neevaliry Repairs thereof.
3d. For the Duties charged on the Rents of Lands, Matrages
and Tenements belonging to any Hofpital, Public School, or
Alms-hoofe. or vetted in Trultees for charitable Purpofes.
4th. For the Dividends payable out of .the public Revenue and
wiling from the Stock of any Friendly Society eftablilbed under
an Adt of the 33d Year of hi. prefent Majefty.
sth. For the Dividends belonging to any Cerporation, Frater-
, 'thy or Society of Pectoris eltablifited for charit: trie Purpofes
only, or applicable by them to charitable Put rrs only, porluant
to any Adt of Parliament, Charter, Decree, Deed of Trull. or
Will, in fo far as the Dividends before nu:miniml have been
applied to charitable Purpofes.
6th. For the Dividends, bona fide, belonging to any Pe:fon
nut being a Subjed of his Morßy and net refidart in Great
Dritain.

And that all Perrone claiming fuels Excmptions are required to
make their Claims before the laid fpecial Commiffianers in Writ -
ing,to he delivered at the Office for Taxes, Sunterfet Place, and r
Cover to thc Secretary for the Affairs of Taxes, and the Forms
for fueh Claims are to be had at the laid Office, and at the Office
of the Infpcdor for the Duty on Dividends at the Old stuck
Exchange, of the Clerks to the Commillioews for executing the
Property Aft in the (meal lillritts, and of any Infpc.ior or Sur-
veyor of Tames. By Order of the Commelionort,

Office for Taxes, Nov. 2t, IRO!.
London, England, 1805-11-27

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Dec. 14. Martin Robinfon and John libetfon, of Drury-lane, gro-
cers and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS. _ _ _

William It-ring, of Liverpool, liquor-merchant, to furrender Dec.
21, 23, and January 7, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, in John- ,
Brett, Liverpool. Attoriden, Mr. James Phillips, Liverpool ;
or Mr. Windk, John.itreet, Bedford-row, London.
John Tankard, of Birmingham, fa tor, dealer and chapman, Dec.
to, r , and January 7, at eleven, at the Stoat Tavern, Birming-
ham. Anoraks, Mr. John Mandfley, Birmingham; or Mr.
John Wilifoo, No. 7, New North Area. Red Lion fquare.
Jofeph Ellis, of the parilh of St. Nicholas, %Vomiter, flas-dreifer,
dealer and &spasm, Dee. 11, is, and January 7, at ten, at the
Pack -Norte Inn, in Worceiter. Anomie', Mr. John Pownall,
Staple.lnn, London ; Sr Mr. Samuel Haden, Worcefter.
James Gifford, of Shepherd-ltreet, Oxford.itrect, Middlefot, coal-
merchant, November 30, Dec. 7, and January rr, at ten, at
GuildhalL Anomie', Metre& Bromley and Beg, No. 4,Holborn

Court, Gray's Inn.
Thomas Baldock, of C.hathimaill, Kent, miller and baker, Nov.
30, Ike. t 4, and January 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies,
Meffrs. Cooper and Lowe, Soothampton Buildings, Chancery-
lane or Mr. John Stephen, Chatham.
Samuel Hiekinbodnun, of Britton Hill, Surrey. miller sad mail-
man, Dec. ‘,14, and January 7, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Attorney, Mr. Murphy, Bouvcrie-ftreet, Fleet-Brea.
John Smith, of Mancheftw, eotton-merchant, dealer and chap
man, Dee. 3, z 3, and January 7, at ten, at the Star inn, Man-
abetter. Anomie*, Meths. Johnfon and Bailey, Manehefter.
. .

foreph Levitt, late of Yarmoinh, Norfolk, uph-oifterer, Nov. 30,
Dee. 14, at eleven, and January 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Atiorney,Mr. Newcomb, Vine-ftreet, Piccadilly
William Leech, of Salford. Lancaghire, brewer, dealer and dal,'
man, Dee 9, so, and January 7, at two, at the Bridgewater
Arms, Manchefter. Atomics, Mars. Duckworth and Chip-

pendall, Maneheifer.
Thomas Cummings, of Kirkby Lonfdale, Weitmoriand, fpirit•
merchant, Dee. 4, at five, Dec. 5. at ten, and January 7, at five,
at the Commercial Inn, Laneafter. Attornies, Mars. Pickard
and Palmer, of Kirkby Lonfdale; or Mr. Swale, New Harwell-
court, Carey-Itrect, London.
French Hale, now or late of Leeds, Yorkaire merchant. dealer
and chapman, Dec. 23, 28, and Jan. 7, at CiCitin, at the Three
Legs Inn, in Leeds. Attornies, Mr. John Wilton Greville
Rivet, Hatton-Garda), London; sad Mr. Cherie, boalpfmak
Leeds.
Robert Lowther, of Sheffield, Yorktbire, and of Tbrernartnn-
Bred, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, Dec. 9,10,
and Jan. 7, at twelve, at the Tontine Ina, Sheath,. Actor-
flies. Mr. Wm. Thompfon, Sheffield; and Mr. Richard Bettye,
Chancery-lane, London.
Benjamin Fountain, of Honnflow,Middldez, butcher, dealer and
Chapman, Nov. 29, Dee. a 7, and Jan. 7, at eleven, at Guild-
hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Wild, Warwick-bran,
Newgate-ftreet, London.
London, England, 1805-08-02

DOVER, AUGUST i.

LaR tiight about half pal eight o'clock we
ferved a fevere aCtion on the enemy's coati, a LIG:
to the Eaftward of Calais; it continued not motr
than an hour, but was to every appearance very hot
No particulars have at prefent tranfpired. Shculd
any thing be received you will be informed of titer
in my next.
It is now believed here that a new Harbour still
be made; the ground was yeßerday mealured for
that purpofe, and Sir SYDNEY SMITH is daily ex•
Idled, under whole dire ion we anderaand this im.
portant work is to be carried on. •
The fortification; on the Heights go on with the
greateß adivity, particularly to the Weßward and
what greatly facilitates their expedition, is the manti-
faCtury. of bricks, &c. upon the fpot t for though it
was believed by the bell of judges, that thofe heights
did not ctoitain any thing but a hard chalk, it
found that they afford the bell of earth for mak . •
brick, &c.

The•launch of the (loop of war, of zo guns, m:;-.•
tinned in the Scan. Wednefday, to have been
the nth, did not take place 'till the following day.
;It was attended by a veil Gunther offpedators. This
velrel is named the NIGHTINcaus. No lets than five
vefTels of the fame defcriptino, have been built by
Mr. Joon KING, the Proprietor of this Yard, witha
thele twelve months.
London, England, 1805-08-02

" From the I.ONDON G AZETTE, July siolloi."
ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC.

,THE increaling, celebrity of Dr. NORRIS's
4. DROPS, for theism of every Speelea of Fever. having
caufed an attempt to counterfeit them, it becomes a duty to warn
the Piddle atainft fuck a dangerous Inspofition, equally injurious
la the lealtb of thole deceived, and to the charadter of a Medicine
that LIS Rood the tdt of experience near half a century. fnnu-
v.erai,le are the intim:ea in which the benign infbmwe of there
Orops has prevailed even In the awful moment ot expcdted ditto-
lotion ; a truth fit well atteited as to have gained them unprece-
dented fame in this country. To thole obliged to id& hot tit
mates, where the molt rata of putrid Dlforders Is prevalent, call-
ed the Vullow Fever, they cannot avoid being conlidered of the
bat importance; for in this deftruitivetnalady they Rand an un -
rivalled (milk. and where prop:rly a ,miniltered, have never
been known to fail. In the Scurvy, Gout, Aftlitna, and all thine-
ariattg front °VI rudted perfpiration, they ...re equally Is...odi-
c-W. Whatever may have been the etr‘la produced by rounterfrit
Preprration,, it i, hoped thopollihility of future fraud is completely
guarded againft, as the name ot • not Norris Moore' it, by La-
tour of his Majefty's Commiffiouemenvared on the Stamp roan! 1
evil Bottle.

The Genuine Medicine la prapared niiiy at Dr. Norris's hmee,
N.l 29, Lower Bnol,lt.ftrect.Grafociior-frptare, where the Family
Bottles, 2$ arc to tie had, pod al: ord I'S t,,e exporeatiog duly ex-
ecuted; (mailer lac Bottles at t is. and 25.9 d. Sold wiwiefale and
retail with ample diredliona, by Mail. Nam and Co No. aso,
')tford-ttreet, orpoilte Bond-ftreet.
London, England, 1805-08-02

Money for Prises as Icon as dravin.

FOR DISORDERS OF THE HEAD, DIMNESS OF SIGHT
DEFECT OF HEARING, /ke.

THE CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF. As a
proof of its efficacy, Mr. RECHAB THORN, of itchen-
Stoke, Huts, writes, in Feb. aos, to the Proprietors as follows:

" I am now 74 years old, and can fee to read with commdn
glaffn, and my memory is as good as when I was only 18. In
July i 776 (29 Years ago) I was kited with a dreadful giddinefs
in my head. My door gavel the variant medicines: they did
me no good. He admitted this, and candidly adrifed the tile of
your CEPHALIC Swum. I took it, and in a few weeks was much
better.—After this I took it more freely, and in fit weeks was as
well ind hearty as ever,and fo have continued to this day."
In confequasee of the inereafed expence of the ingredients of
which this elegant and efficacious Snuff is computed, and the high
duty upon the bottles, the Proprietors are under the neceffity of
railing the Price to is. per bottle, ftamp included.

It is fold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at the Warehoufe for Dr.
James's Powder, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church yard, London, and
B. C. Collins, at Salitbury ; and none is genuine, unlefs the words
" F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," be engraved on the Stamp.
Cold alfo by Bacon and Co. Oxford-street.

A FURTHER PROOF OF THE. EFFICACY OF DIXON'S
ANTIBILIOU3 PILLS.

To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary.
confequenee of feveral voyages to the Eaft
Indies, I have contracted a bilious complaint, to fuch an alarm-
ing extent, as to be fearcely able at times, to pay attention to the
duties of my Ihip. Through the recommendation of a friend, I
was led to make trial of your ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, by the uk
of which, for a (bort time, I was to my aftouifisment. immediately
sielieved; and have been, for a long while, totally free fr ins any
returns of NAOS CA, yellownds of the nervous and lick head-
aehs, heart•burus, giddinefs, and other correfponding fymptoms of
the above complaint. The Needs of your remedy has induced
me to recommend it generally, and my brother in particular, third
raccr of the Duke of Montrofc Indianian, who laboured under a
worfe afflietion, if poLfibir, than myftif. has been in like Manner
completely cured. I am, Sir, your obedient (avant,
ROBERT LUCAS,
C ravefend, Chief Officer of the Hon. Eaft India
June 29, 120$. Company's Ship, Union.

- - -
Sala Who!dale and Retail. it Mr Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide,
and retail, by every refpedtable Medicine Vender in every rosin
in the United Kingdom, in Boxes at as. gd. and 6s. each.
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London, England, 1805-11-18

SFTTEMIIER 22.

The Americans and Spaniards fdem to be marl)
at open war in theft feas ; every day American vet•
Fels are carried into Algefiras, and if bound to thi
place their cargoes are cnnfifcated, whether neutral
property or not. The Spanith batteries alto often fit
upon the American (hips of war, and thew the utmoll
contempt for their flag. The Esssx frigate, Captain
CAMPSf Li., was repeatedly fired upon a few da;
ago, by Fort St. Philips, on coming into the Bay, and
today on the Nautilus United States fchooner, com-
manded by Lieut. EVANS, getting under weigh,
was attacked, by one of the Spanith gun boats, clofe
to the garrifon, for upwards of half an hour, which
did not retire till the received feveral well dire&ed
(hot from the Nautilus, when the bore away to boar(
an American met chant Chip coming into the Bay.
London, England, 1805-11-18

Mere follo:v the ocher fignatures.]

Six thonfaad Aultrians were made prifutrers at the
gates of Verona on the zd in!lant. This column
had come by the mountains, and was to have fallen
upon the rear of the army.
Three hundred men of the zzd regiment of light
infantry flopped them for an hour, whin having
been reinforced by tsoo men, they forced the ene-
my's column, con lifting of fix battalions and a fqua-
on ofharars, to lay down their arms.—Mordieur.
Letters from Milan of the 3d inflant, gate, that on
the preceding day Martha MASSENA again attacked
the Ariflrians ; that he carried the heights of Caldi-
era, and made himfelf maker of Montebello. We
have taken 6oco prifoners. The head quarters of
Martha MaSSENA were to be on the 3d in the even-
ing at Vicenza. This great newt, of which we hope
to give the details to morrow, thews that the Au-
mans are not more fortunate on the Adige than they'
have been on the Danube. The Archduke CHARLES
is continually retreating —Gazette de France.
Some days fince private letters announced that a
clefperate aetion had taken place off Cadiz between
the combined fleets of France and Spain, and the
Englilh fquadrou under the command of Admirals
NLLSWI and Coetruowoon. It appears that a dread-
ful dorm terminated the aelion before the viaory
was decided ; that the two fleets were difperfed, and
that they fuffered as much fr .m the violence cf the
form as from the ation. Fourteen of our (kips had,
'it is laid, returned to Cadiz, and another divifion
to CAI thagena. They (peak of a very brilliant ex-
ploit performed by Captain Costars, of le Pluton,
who with his fingle (hip and tome frigates difengaz.
ed and condurfted back to Cadiz three Spanifh (hips,
unmated, which had fallen into the hands of the
'enemy. It is added that Lord NSLsAN was killed ;
.that Admiral GRAVINA was clangeroaly wounded ;
and that a French Rear Admiral perifired, as well
veral (hips belungirt to both fleets. All thefe
‘'t..irls are, however, vague and uncertain. The only
afccrtained it, that Vice Admiral Rozany, who
to take the command of the Combined Fleets

at Cadiz; ,arrived three days after Admirals Irma-
aud GRAVINA had failed.
London, England, 1805-11-18

6113kAng.

By the Lilbon Mails of Saturday we received the
following letters from Gibraltar. They are not of
very recent dates, but the particulars they contain
are worthy of being recorded, as they terve to fill up
the feries of events in that quarter.

GIBRALTAR, NOVEMBER it.

Lail night the Dextrous gun brig fell in with a
Spanith convoy of forty coalling vac's and eight
gun boats near Ceuta, bound from Malaga to Cadiz
and Algefiras, of which the captured fir, and one
gun boat ; they were chiefly laden with naval (lores
for the Combined Fleet at Cadiz.

The Joao frigate arrived this morning, in twenty-
four days from Malta. The expedition under Sir
JAMES CRAIG was Rill there, and it was totally un-
certain when they would fail for their deßination.

SEPTEMBER 12.

The NAIAD frigate arrived to-day, from the fqua-
dron off Cadiz, bringing in two American Mips for

SETTINIBEIL 13.
The PHossa frigate,from Naples, and ETNA bomls
came in to-day, from the Eaftward. Lieutenant-
Colonel LAGARDE, of the 54th regiment, was on
board the PHOEBE, with difpatches for Sir JAMES
CRAIG, fuppofed to be of importance, as he failed
again in the evening to the Cadiz fquadron, in one
of the gun brigs, from which he immediately pro-
ceeds to England.

SEPTEMBER ty.
The MARS and Corms baoa came to anchor in the
Bay to-day, from Tetuan, where they had been to
water.

SEPTCMBER 19.
The accounts from Spain Rate, that an embargo
has been laid upon all the Imperial veffels in the
Mediterranean, for the purpofe of tranfporting the
Ranan troops from Corfu to Italy ; and the Ruf-
fian General at Corfu bas made a demand on the
Britilh for tranfports to convey t s,OOO troops to
Italy.

SEtTEMBER 21.
This mot ning a Spanilh gun boat boarded a brig
coming into the Bay, clofe to the Garrifon, when the
PHosas frigate, and Marna (loop, with two gun-
boats, got underway to proted her. Twenty more of
the enemy's gun boats came out to oppofe them, when
a (mart adtion took place from one o'clock till half
pall three, when, from want of wind, the PHOEBE
made the fignal to difcontinue the anion, and 're-
turned to this anchorage again. The gun boats car-
ried the brig into Algefiras. The gun boat, com
manded by Lieut.Scovr of theChilders, behaved molt'
gallantly, being for a conliderable time engaged
fingly, with tight of the enemy's gun boats, within
reach of grape fhot, which fell like hail around her.
Some damage was fullained in tl:e tigging, but no
men were killed or wounded.
London, England, 1805-11-18

BIRTH.

On Thurfday, Wm. 14, the Lady of Thomas Li Hodges, of
Mantle& Kcnt, Efq. of a daughter.
In Diblin, the Lady of GufLrus Hamikon, jun. Erg. of a fun
and heir.

MARRIED.

On Toefday Taft, at Dortr, Mr. John Payne, ironmonger, of
London, fon of Wm. Payne, Efq. of Loft Grintted, to Mds Shad.,
gett, daughter of Wm. Shadgett, Efq. of Dover.
Samuel Armitrong, of Spring Garden, in the King's County,
Efq. to Mifs Wright of Chartrum, County of Longford.

DIED.

On th. id inn at her hook at Tunbridge Wells, Ann, relidlof
George Syng, Efq latent' Wrotham Park, mother of the prefent
Member for the County of Middlefex.
Lately, in the Wcft Indies, at hoard the Hyaena frigate, (laft
from Tortola, wisieh place he had kit only four 4s) Copt Fdward
N,, t, of the Royal Marines, a native of Stamford, in the eaunty
of Lincoln, aged 26 years.

eta:Hit .4A CEA AT /1•444)0244121.1D4.2E TOMORROW.
U ruble . . .3o minutes after Is
Altersocs • • - ••• 54 minutes after 12

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, EXEMPT
FROM 'I HE AUCTION DUTY, AGREEABLE "11/ ACT
OF PARLIAMENT. .
On Tburfday the tat instant, it Four o'Clock,
MERAC, SON, and CO. will put up to Public
Sale, at their Warchoufc, Nn 78, Q.2ten.ftrcrt, the follow-
ing Affortment of Brhi& Piece Goods, &e.
2500 Pieces &Worcs. Shawls, &c.
5000 Ditto Plain and FantyCasubric*.
1200 Ditto tenteetts, Tambours, &c.
600 Ditto k Mullins.
1500 Ditto White and Piloted Calicoes, and St a • k.'
4=o Ditto Pallitats, Madras, and Ma ia - Handkr.ri.hicfs.
co Ditto Nankeens, Jranct:s, At.
750 Ditto Dimities. (tHiltino, &c.
1500 Ditto Woollen Cloths, Coatings, and Callimeres.
700 Ditto Ticks, Draagets, Serge', and flaunts, &c.
To be viewed as above, where Catal3gues may be had ; and at
New York and Tones Cotfet-Houir•. .
M. L. MERAC,

Broker.

A CERTAIN CURB FOR CORNS
INFALLIBLE. OERM)IN CC RN-PLAISTF.R.
THE PROPRIETOR of
..this moit eXCert•nl
REMEDY is fo certain of ii.s.Effir.acy having never
in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Coro,
ro..t and branch, To at runs rDe omur. And he begs Icava
to add, that it ins infinitely th.: advantage of the nurnherleik ineffi-
cacious Ointments, Salves, &c. as many hundreds of afflicted per-
lons can teftify, among whout arc fame of the firft!charaders to
this kingdom.
Sold Wholefalc and Retail by T. Axtell , Nat, Finch-lane, near
the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr: Day, No: 7, Taviftock-
Rivet ; Mr. Wilco% Na 3?, St. Jaies's-ttre..t; Mr. Hilda,
No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jeboult
and Co.No.t.to Oxford-ftrect.
At Briftol, by Mr. Bt—gin and Mr. Shepp srd, Bookfellers
Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller' and Wright, perfumer..
Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge,
Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding's
Liverpool, by Mr..Grire, printer,and Mr. Jones ,boskfellar,
Port fmouth, Mr. Motley, bookfeller.
And by molt of the Vi.nitcr. of Medicines in England.

LONDON : Printed and Puntillted by LEVEL RENT 0( Can
terbuty-plaee. Lambeth). at the STAR OritCß, No. I. eve,.
Aran. Pityaldsci :ifo at the STita Dr rtc g , Telt plabw.
London, England, 1805-11-18

LONDON.

MONDAY, NIOVEMBPS R.
-PRICE OP STOCK!: THIS DAY AT.ONP. O'CLOCK:
Cuorots, for money, 6of—for Navantter tsci.
Ottumwa 6.

PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :
3 per C. Red. Ann. 5944 Imp. Ann 8 13-16 is-t 6
3 per C Conf. Ann. 6o Short Ann. r 1546
4 per Cent. 7476 Exeheq. Bina, ts. 31. prem.
5 Cent Navy 943 Omnlum MI prem.
I Long Ann. 16 15-16 16 ConE for *6 Nov. 591 60

We have received Paris Journals to the t ith, and
Dutch to the tsth inflant. They prefent no official
details from the army in Germany pollerior to the
tsth Bulletin, given in the STAR of Saturday. The
only information of the progrcfs of ZoNAPARTE is
conveyed through the convenient .but fufpicious me-
dium of a letter from tile Banks of the Rhine. From
this it appears, that the Ruffians having fallen back
to Lititz, upon the Danube, ail the divitions of
the French army, except that of Marfhal Nev, had
croffed the Inn, and from their movements, all tend-
ing to concentrate their force, we fhottld think that
the projcil of turning the Auflro-Ruffian army had
been abandoned. and that a general engagement was
I either evened or intended. BONAP•RTS was with
the right wing of the army at Saltzburg, and Mu.
ear, with the centre, was Paid to be advancing di-
renly upon Lintz. ' It was not fuppofed that the
Ruffians would abide the event of an anion at Lintz,
but that they would continue to fall back, if they were
preffed, until a junnion Should be effened with their
fecond army, under MICHELSON. That event could
festively take place before the middle of this month,
if it be true, as it is Rated in the intelligence from the
banks of the Rhine, that it was no farther advanced
'than Radom, in Wea, Gallicia, in the middle of
Onober.

The lifortiteter of the loth contains an official Bul-
letin from the Army of Italy, announcing the capture
of an Aufirian column of above soco or 6000 men,
which appears to have advanced too far, and to have
been unable to elicit its retreat. It Lad been ignorant
of Massy. NA'S advancing, and had got as far as Ve-
rona, for the purp9le probably: of attacking the rear
or flank of what was toppled,* feeble divifion. On
the ad of November, however, finding it impoilible
to efcape, they furrendered by capitulation, which
was arranged between the French General SoLiustac
and the Aufirian General Hattrousa. This nie-
ces is independent of that gained at Caldiero and
Cotognala, and the attack of the 30th. The head.
quarters ~f IdAssiNNA had been advanced to Monte-
bello, between Verona and Vicenza : the Archduke
CIIARLAS had retrograded to avoid being turned ; but
to what diftance is not mentioned. The two armies
bad been feventeen days in pretence of each other,
and no afrion of any confcquence appears to have
taken place in all that time. .
The Gazette account of the victory over the Com-
bined Fleet has been publiffied in Holland, without
any comment whatever. Although the intelligence
.was known to all the journahlls in that free and
happy Republic, not one of them durft publifla it,
until they had the fanaion of its previous appearance
in the Batarian State Gazette.
London, England, 1805-11-20

LEWIS, CI;ARF.MONT, EMERY, LISfON,
Mrs. GIBBS, Mn. DIRDIN,
Mrs. H. JOHNSTON.
The Pmlogos. to he fpoken by Mr. BRUNTON.
And the Fpilogne by Mrs. H. JOHNS coN.
Alter which (for the Brit time) a New Dance, called
THE WILD ISLANDERS;
Or, THE COURT OF PEKIN.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE PRISONER AT LARGE.

'This Evening—The Delinquent ; with Rugantino.

M ifs MO-DI r, the young Lady,svho has performed with fuels
r^ extraordinary appbaufe in the Theatres of Dublin, Liverpool,
Emnitigham, and molt of the 'llseatres in England and Ireland,
will make her fiat appearance in London at this Theatre on Satur-
day next, in tha Charaaer of the Country Girl.
London, England, 1805-11-20

By ALEXANDER. hi AC DONALD, Minima.

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PATRIOTIC FUND.
Lloyd's. Nov t q, azs.
AT a SPECIAI. GENERAL MEETING of the
commiT FEE held this Day.
JOSEPH MARRYAT, Efq. in the Chair.
PELStNT,
James Abel, Efq. James Inns, Ffq.
I. I. Appach, Ffq. Germain Lavie, Efq.
George Bailie, Efq. Richard Lee, Ffq.
Peter Begbie, Efq. John Mangles. Efq.
Henry Bonham, Efq. R. H. Marten, Efq.
George Brown, Efq. John Mayor, Efq.
Cornelius Boller, Efq. George Nlstprea, Efq.
Robert Chrinic, Efq. W. M. Porter, dfq.
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John Frazer, Efq. Thomas Roweroft. Ffq.
Peter Free, Efq. Robert Shedden,Efq.
Benjamin Goldfmid,Efq. George Shedden, Erg.
William Hoare, Efq. John Smith, Efq. hi. P.
lEavid Hunter; EN. D. P. Watts, Efq.
John Jackfon, Ffq. Sir Robert Wigrant,Bart.M. P.
Read from the Loudon Gaeette Extraordinary. of the 6th init.
a Lettcr front 'Vice-Admiral Lord Collingswood, giving an ac•
count of the glorious Victory obtained over the Combined Fleet
of France and Spain, and the Capture of Nineteen Sail of their
I.ine of Bank Ship*, of Cape Trafalgar. rat the silt of °dotter
laR, by the Fket under the command of the ever to he honoured
and lamented, the late Vice-Admiral I.onl Viliount Nelfon; and
from the London Gazette Extraordinary, of the t ttli inft. a Ler-
ter from Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Strachan, givin., an account of
the Capture of Four French Line of Battle Ships off Ferrol, on the
3d init. by a Squadrsm of equal force under his command.
Refolved. That the following Addrefs to the Public, be in-
retied in the Daily Papers.
The Committee for managing the Patriotic Fond,are induced to
addrefs the Public, in confequence of the late fignal futieffes, with
which it has pkafed DIVINE. Paelviozzes. to blefs his Majefty't
Atm.
To meet the claims Of the numerous Sufferers in there memor-
able Engagements, with a Liberality proportioned to their heroic
Atchievententi, will fo reduce the prefent Fond, as may leave an
inadequate Provilion for future illiterates of Britilh Valour.
The Committee ate awaic, that many have Withheld t.ar Stib-
fcriptions to the ;trona' porpofes of this Init notion, who have been
act:untamed to fuhferibe oo particular oecaGons: that other; 31PY
have deferred them, under the idea, that the Sum already railed
would prove equal to every poffible exigency. It is hoped all thefe
will now come forward and, while with folemn Thankfgivings,
we acknowledge the Interpoila ion of Da vast,: Nowa F.NCE, let 118
alfo remember the Sufferings of chore who were the Innruatents of
this lignal nsanifellation of its favour to there Kingdoms.
Subfeription Books are open, and Saihfcriptious received, at the
Bar of Lloyd's Coffee Houk, and by all the Eankers in Town and
Country.
I.ifts of the Subferibers will be publiflted in the Daily Papers.
London, England, 1805-08-05

I11L?.

Venter, JOLT 10.--Cdpy Of a Setter from Mr.:
RotlSTAGNY,Comalifiioner oftorortierciai itelations
M. Piton!. Infpedtur General of Roads and Bridges. sod M.
COTANID. Chief of the Battalion of Italian linghteers, ham se.
rinelut Peace. They have been funtanosed before the %Roe
'this minting. They have undergone a lag eumloados Mistift
to the objeds of their journey; they have declared, that they
had no motive but curhallty ; they have been fent to the Crowssei
Nance (hotel). A Polite Meer canoe there With lb.and cxamined all their papers; be found hat four which=
his attentit b. -
" Tw oot there papers are aotheirities given, to M. Cprranto
by his Chiefs, to accompany M. Peons in the tour Which he is
eummiffioned to mike on the Po.
L " A third is a decree of his Malay the Bayer* ka Kati, re-
gelatine the cooveyance of Troops from Turin to -Perraia.
" The fourth is a Note from M. Bon tttttttttt any figna.
lure, requiring Statiffical Accounts relative to the Pa
‘• After this sift, it was figtdifed to thefe Gentkintil diet
were under arreft, and a guard was placed on alt •
trove of their aireit till going to elk ;km this eireils4
" WARR 1 was with them, and they were teUioe of Albeit
affair, there came an Aid de-Camp of the General
of the place, who demanded in his name tie four paPC:ll=l
have jail d.fcribed.
" 1 abferval to this Officer, that theft Gentlemen mill net put
with thefe papers; that the papers had been efteasli milled, and
they might cotpe and verify them again. He Wilted en peaks
them, and ?Offered to take upon myfelf to give a of *O4
1 he Officer told me that he could not take that upoo ; bilt •
neverthelefs he fent an agent of the Police for frordiat.
" An hour after, the Deputy of the Diredor of Nike antes%
and acquainted inc that the Commiffinner Pienipotuniary whited
me to be intorrred, that the apartment in wkich I was, at that
I time was a place occupied by the Police, in Which I could not re=
I main. I told kW that I looted upon this communication u an Llt
of violence, end that in retiring, I yielded to tone alone.-
" After till& nylanatitm, Deputy demanded tht four paper;
which hielfrs. Pant and Cosy* Nzo deliveredon getting a receipt
for them from the Officer.

" Alter this trarlietion, the Deputy repeated the notice WWII'
he bad been directed by the Commiffioner Plenipotentiary to (vO6
municate to me. renewed my proteft againft this ad of ribienees
withdrew, and isit Mara PROM and COSTA/ at) under $ lima
of the Police.
" Thefe*Gentlemen hareemployed themfelves Once their
in Venice Only in sitting objects of art.
(Signed) N Rocrivicur. •
vommiffary General for Commercial Relations!!
London, England, 1805-08-05

rußEzr.

Courrattmorte,, June as....:ralierday the he*
Britith Envoy, Mr. AU ratter, arrived here. Tha
French firl interpreter, M. Jousea+, before his da
parture, was prefented with plume, valued at soot?
mattres. On the part of the Grind Seignior, a Tur kith
fibre, fet with choice diamonds, was alto given him,
as a prefent for the French Ensperor.
The Mathalukes, &pm: Bay at their head, are et. •
petted to take poffelfiln of Alexandria and Itofetta,
in order to pitt there important places into the hands
of the F.nglifh.
London, England, 1805-08-05

NoLLAND.

Tut' Hahne, Juts. 16.—We learn that our fgna-
dron in the Texel failed under the command of Ad•
miral do-Marta, having three regiments on board,
viz. two French regiments from the camp of Zeylt,
and one Batavian, from Bergen op Zoom, under the
command of General MaRMONT ; the froadron,
however, returned into port the fame day. The di...
fign of its failing was merely to accullorn the troops
(three regiments) to the manoeuvres, and to make an
experiment to warp the (hips out Of port, which is
attended with much siactilty, by reafon of the
ranch betwixt the Helder and the Texel, as the
(hips cannot get out two abreaft. Many troops,
and a great deal of artillery, are continually pro.
ceeding to the Texel, and it it afferted, that Gene.
issl DoOper wili command, the expedition, if it fhould
take plare.—The. first barrel of new herrings that
arrived here this lesion was fold at 1350 florins.
July roe marches of troops for the Tad
have now ceased There are only three regiments
embarked, and Genetal MAIM. NT returned to the
Camp nt Zeytt on the I fith, where the grand manceu•
Will commence to marrow.
FIAtiILIIM, JULY in.—On Saturday fall, at noon,•
arrived the Bth regiment of French Chaffeurs, and
alio the 6th regiment of French buffers, who,. after
Malting for one night, continued their march towards
the Helder. Yesterday about fifty French geus
Itrarrties Marched in here, and this mm nisi); they al- .
In took the road to the Helder. The regiment of
Waldeck, which yellerday reachedZanpoort and Vel-
zen, marches this day to Alkmaar, and thence pro-
, heeds to the fame deßination as the preceding tarps.
The 35th and ail) Freisch infantry are expeCted here
today, and the 4.th battalion of Batavian Chaffeurs
are expeited at SpaatnAlam and Spaarnwouie. . The
French infantry will reach this place on the silt, and
on the 111 of Augutt the gad French infantry will
march into Beverwyk; and the ad Batavian infantry
into Zoutport and Velzen. All thefe corps are
marching in fuccellion for the Helder ; from which
place, we hear, that the horfe and foot artillery were,
immediately on their arrival, put on board the (hips
of war, and a confiderable number of transports, and
that they are daily exercifed iu all the necelfary ma-

HILYOTTILUYS, JULY 294—Early in the morning
of the 27th this place was favoured with a vilit et
Monfienr VAN RUYAN, the acing Miniaer of. Ma-
rine. He rettaiked, with fatisfaCtion, the almoll
inconceivable difpatcb and aftivity with which the
expedition preparing at this port has been forwarded.
The troops to be employed in it are daily arriving,
in order to be ready for embarkation at a moment's
notice. The Minitter went on board the Eurydice
frigate, in which the Naval Cadets are inltruEled
and, after fome converfation with Captain WALTIN.
NEM the Port Officer, he refunted his jonrney.
The General iu Chief, Mae mow •e, art ived here yef-
terday, and having infpeeted the !tate of the prepata-
riot's for the intended expernitionorolpeeing whiclrhe
exprelled the highea GaisLteion, he fei not main .oa
hisxetero. His =rival and departuratette =noun. •
uni bX a flifchargq of inti4loy. .
London, England, 1805-08-05

DI

This caufe refpeeted the will of Anne Fairfax, by
which a certain property was left to the Benedieline
Monks, and Black Nuns of Paris, and to certain re-
ligions orders :n the Netherlands, and other places.
The ilueftion before the Court was, if the effe4ts ware
difpofed of in the codicil of the will, or if by the de-
ficiency in this codicil they were to devolVe to the
next of kin, or to the ttfiduary legatees ?
Mr. HALL, for the Defendant, contended, that
there were two perfons who were in the fituation of
next of kin, and one of thole was not before the
Court, and that on account of this matetial irregu-
larity, it was impolfible for the Plaintiff to proceed.
The Learned Counfel entered at much length into
the interelts and rights of the parties.
Mrt ROMILLY, fur the Plaintiff, Paid, that the at-
tention paid to the long (pitch of Mr. Hail in a eau*
not In the paper, was a thong proof of the patience
And condefcenfion of the Court. The next of kin
could have nothing to do with the caufe, for in this
cafe there Were two t efiduary legatees, and all the De-
fendants by their anfwer admit at lead that them is
one refiduary legatee.
Mr. Serjeant PALM ea remarked, that the Plaintiff,
joreph de Ganctn, was not the refiduary legatee ;
John de Gancen Rood in that charaaer.—Judgment
deferred.
London, England, 1805-06-04

NEW TREATISE.

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Pi •
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TRUSSES ON AN ENTIRE NEW PRINCIPLE.
FIELD, Trull Maker to the St. George's In-
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SIR—The great Cure I have received from your
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JUVENILE TRAVELS.

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HISTORY OF CORNWALL.
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wall. complete the Work, as originaliy projeeted.
To be delivered to the order of the Subleribers, at MeSr*. Ca-
dell and Davies', London, where is a Lift of their Names.
Speedily will be publithed, in one Volume, 'to. (printed on a 111-
perior Paper, and illuftrated with the Portraits of Hoye, Allan,
Lemon, &c. &c. and Views of Place, Paditow, St. C.olumls, the
Mount, Combre, &c. &c.) the CIVIL and MILITARY HISTO-
RY of CORNWALL, from Edward I. to the prefent time.
Thia Volume will be delivered grads to the Subferibers.
London, England, 1805-06-03

BAKK.-ELTHAM, KENT.

By Order of the Right Honourable Lord GIAN Reuel c, Surveyor.
Genera of his Majeßy's Woods, &wefts, &c.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Cattle Inn, at Elebam, on Wedncfday the sth of June,
t 805, in Lots,
THE BARK of about 800 OAK TIMBER
-A- TREES, now felled for the ufe of the Navy, on an Elate of
the Crown, neat Eltham aforefaid.
The Particulars and Conditions of Sale will be minted m a few
days, and may he had at the Office of Wools, cc. Ni.. 1.8, Great
George-Rivet, Watminiter; and at the Place of Sale
And the Dark may be viewed by applying to Mt. Ford, at
Fit ham.
London, England, 1805-06-03

NORTHERN TRAVO.S.
This day were
Ti ace large and elegant Volume QLiarto. priee Two Guineas in
boards. embelliated with feveral Engravings by Media:id,
°TRAVELS ROUND THE BelLtle, through
DENVIARK, SWEDEN, RUSSIA, PART of POLAND,
sod PRUSSIA,in the Year doe.
By JOHN CARR, Efq.
Author of the Stranger in France, tr.e.
Printed for Ricuaao Posture, No. 6, Bridge-Brett, Rix?driers.
London, England, 1805-06-03

BIRTH DAY.

THE moll unexampledEolTEßY for CAP!-
TAL PRIZ.F.S ever known in the annals of this Country,
will give to the Votaries of Fortune no leis a Prize than zo,oced.
for the Firft Dr rArn Ticket on Tuefday next, the Birth Day of
our anvil Sov?re:im, and is probable will be fold at ROBERTS's
fortunate Oftwe,No. 8, Cornbill, where Tickets and Shares are
felling in variety of Numbers ; and where No. 24,640, a Prize of
Sopool. was fold in fifteen Shires the lA. Lottery, as well as
Prizes to a confiderable amount in former Lotteries, all paid on de-
mand.