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London, England, 1805-10-19

GREAT ERUPTION OF VESUVIUS.

THE VIEW of the BAY of NAPLES, how ex
hibitlng at the PANORAMA, in the Strand, has become
interelling by the late dreadful earthquake. and Cubic-
qucnt irruption of Mount Varsiviin; it is now Rill more fo, as Mi.
keinagle has juft compleated a reprefentaCon of the recent great
(motion, and has exerted hi:nfelf t o give them of perfect idea or
extraordinary and tremendous couvulfion of nature, whip h
forms a molt awful effect. Betides vaft columns of black bloke
and Barnes of fire, three Breams of lava are pouring down, the
?viountain, burring and deftroyirg the country in its couric to the
fea, where it laftiy mires a tremendous fplafla and stream : a gloom
has been cal over the diftance, and groups of figures added to the
Painting. In this romantic fcene, the rpedlator is furrour.thd by
rocks, veirels, and figures, and views at once promontories, capes,
tremendous cliffs, towns, lofty mountains, convents, monallefies,
olive grounds, a mountainous di Lance, with a great espaoro of
Ira, and a variety of (hipping.
The public are refpcdfuily bromic I, that about the end of
o.!tober, a view of the beautiful City of Florence will open in the
Lae? Circle, painted by R.- R. Rcinagle.

BRYAN-HOUSE, BLACKHEATH.
MRS. BRYAN refpatfully acquaints her Friends
and the FuNic, that encouraged by the extenfive patronage
the had the honour to receive fur her Agronomy, the is induced
to publith by Subfcription her Lectures on Natural
for With, after feven years experience in the Fads the has at.
tonptcd to Inveftigate, the ventures to Welt the public notice and
rst,tidencc.

'1 be I,edtures will be printed in quarto, from a new Type, on
a fine wove Medium Paprc hot p:elfed ; price Two Guineas.—
Coppir-pLitcs ni..uly engrave& illuttrative of the work, will be in-
troduccd.

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The names of Subferibers will be received by Mr. K
Bonfire!kr, No. 46. Fleet fleece, till the tsth of Ftbmiary, rgoo:
No money to be paid till the delivery of the book, on t►e la of
Nlarcli coining.

0 HE UMATTS MS, Pallies, and Gouty Afftaionso
N- with their ufual concomitants, Spafm, or eying Pains, Hutu-
ludigation, and general Debility, (originatiug in whatever
.ti r. ,!) ire I elievi.d and fenquently cured by Nl:it tT F. II LA o'6 EIL ace
utlard Pills, after every other meat,* had failed.
• 'ie. Fluid Elfence of Multarti, (ufed with the Pills, in thole
walk:tints where necelfary) is perhaps the molt aclive, penetrat-
ing, and effedual remedy itt the world, curing the kvereq Sprains
and Bruires, in Ids than halt the time ufuilly taken by any °ilia
Liniment or lombracation, and if tiled iumiediaGly after any ac-
tido*, it prevents the part turning black.
It is prepared and fold at as. gd. each box or bottle, by R. Jottu-
trroN. Apothecary, Nu. 15, Greek-Rreet, Snho. London.
London, England, 1805-09-03

THE DISBANDED SOLDIER.

N't fon, of companion, and frio.d: rf the brave,
_ . _ _

Brink not the pitrr.ce l earncaly crave
To an old Britifh ooiJ eravhile lend an ear,
Nor deny to the tale of misfortune a tear!
To fight fur my country i left my (wee; Cot,
My Wife, and my rufy cheek'd Children forgot;
I ne'rr could believe what my Ceaot t to laid,
That a poor wounded Soldier amulet beg for his broad.
Ye Gnus of cotnpalUon, travcred the Tea,
foubbt. and I conqused, that you 'Melt be free;
Uodatintcd (or you brav'd the cannon's loud roar,
•

And !mantled the Standards on Fgypt's wide (bore;
When bright o'er my head,glow'lSol's vertical ray,
The lights of Aboukir in vain hared my way;
With brave Attlacconar, r, I fought and I bled,
Then relieve a poor Soldier who begs for his bread!
Ah ! could I again my fair CA ROLIN E
My Children and Cot on the banks of the Dee;

No more would I leave them,no longer I'd roam.
But forget all my forrowa, and ch •-,fh my home s
Then (*Ojeda of Britain, and friends of the braVe,
Refute not the pittance I earneflly crave;
For me let the tear of coinp.strion be flied,
And relieve a poor Sokiicr who begs for his bread! I. t.
London, England, 1805-09-03

CAMP, HASTINGS, LUG.ir.

We are all gaiety here, and at die fame lime hi ex.
cellent preparation for our oppofite neighbours,
{Mould they vilit us. The 88th, an Milt regiment,
hick was lad year fo much praifed by the Duke of
Yenta, and the other regiments here, were lately
drawn nu• for his Royal Highnefesinfpedion, when,
ta•tbe regret of all our vifitors, the Duke fuddenly
left us.hasiog received accounts of his uncle's death.
The id battalion of the Warwick aod.of the Staf-
ford 4, have been lately dilbanded; the latter
are on sink March to Portfmouth, to join the fira bat-
talion of that line and lavou, ite regiment.
London, England, 1805-09-03

AR MY.

'1 0 be SOLD, an ENSIGNCY in i dillinrnifhed
.1 Oh: Regiment, now et camped an the Cu• ragh of Kildare.
For particulars aprly to Mr. it:button, Cravca•ttrnet, London.
It by ktkr—free of pottage.
London, England, 1805-12-14

scam LILAC BLOOM AND PINK DYE.

'TO Colour Silk Stockings—the fifil of ihefe gives
./. the Bloffom Hae, Co much admired by many in New Silk
Stockings; it alto dyes Silk, Linen, Muflln.Tißatq, Gaufe, Ste. the
Snell Purple, Lilac. and Violet, &c. of IMAMS tints, a pleafare,
and a tolerable Marone Colons.

Likevnfe, Seorr's PINK Dv!, poffelSag the like qualities,
equally beautiful and approved. Price a& 6,1. tad Packet, with
printed loltrudtions.
Scott's Lispilrfrue lllue, Nankeen Dye, Durable Ink to mark
Linen with a Pen that will not difcharge, Superfine Prepared Wa-
ter Colota', and all neseffaries for Drawtig and Colouring, Pre-
pared 3i.1 Sold Who!dale and Retail, at his Manutadory, do.
417, near Bedford-arca, in the Strand, Landon, and by molt re-
fpetltable Venders of Bottle Articles in the Britilb Dominions.
Be attentive--the Proprietor's name is marked on the saddest'
every Packet, none other rs Genuine.
London, England, 1805-12-14

THE ASSIGNEES OF WHEELET V. DITTO.

It appeared, that, after a commini-to of bankrupt.
cy had been taken out againft the Defendant, he
was allowed by the aflignees to keep nonillion of the
houfe and premifes on which he refitted, but, on an
application to that Court, by the other creditors, a
xnelfeng-r was appointed, on their part, to retain
joint poffeffiun with him. A queftion fince arofe,
whether the Defendant could have been, in law,
made liable to bankruptcy ? and whether his com-
=Union was not fuperfedaole ? The ;nefent applica-
tion was to compel the premifes to be given up to the
effignees till that queltion lhould be determined, and
the expences of the application ihould be paid out of
the property of the bankrupt.
The LORD CHANCELLOR laid, it had often ftruck
him with fir prtle, that people were fo ready to un-
dertake the office of aflignees, eonfidering all the rifle
and trouble that belonged to it. It was not indeed
very often that perfons of the defcription of the De-
fendant, who was deferibed as a gentleman of for.
tune, difputed the validity of his cornmiffi-in ;—be-
caufe, in nine cafes out of ten, fetch corn:rams were
fraudulent or collufive ; but, when they were fiver.
Wed, the aflignees often found themfelves in a &tie.
tion of great ettbarraffment, for Courts of Jul
tice would not allow their expences to the affignees
of a man who had no right to be a bankrupt. He
knew of one cafe occurring in the Cowl of Common
Pleas, where all that the alfignees got by their trouble,
care, and management of the property, was a lofs of
23001. In tae prefent cafe, what was alledged againfl
hlr. Vs'iteeley, betides the commiflion of an aft of
bankruptcy, was, that he traded in bricks, which he
had made on his eftate. How far that flood good,
was a quellion for a Special Jury in the Court of
Common Pleas ; but, until it was fo decided that
Wheeley was liable to the bankrupt laws, he could
not dire& any expences to he paid out of his ellate.—
What
he fhould order, under all the circumßances,
was, that the meffenger of the Court lhould retain
joint polTenlin with him ; and, that he fhould be re-
firained wrtking away with any of the property in
the mean time. H: v:ifhed it alto to be underflood,
that the parties were to lay before him a fpecial vet.
dial on the lubjea of the bankruptcy, on the firft
teal after the next term.
Mr. Rom Lir, on the part of the Defendant, fob-
mined, whither he might not be allowed to retain
Pole polfetlion, intermediately, on giving fufficient fe-
curity for the property /n his charge ?
The LORD CHANCELLOR cenfented to his having
Pole poffeffian, on condition that the meffenger fhould
alfo have polfeflion jointly, until (ecurity Would be
given to the Mallet's iatisfaaion.
London, England, 1805-12-14

,UCH

RISE. OF

's MAPS.

"KA'R. STOCKDALE refpeetfully informs the Pub-
ALL lic,that the time to which he has limited the fate of CHAC-
CHARD's celebrated Twenty-Seven Sheet Folio Map of the
whole of Germany. Italy,&c. at the prefent price, will espire on
the 3tft December, tilos. It will therefore be- continued until
that period, at only Six Guineas, including the defeription of thole
Countries, in one Volume Royal sto. but any Copies which may
remain unfold after that date. will be advanced in price to Eight
Guineas.—.A.Subfcriber's firit impreillon, a particularly fine Copy,
may be had, price taL Jas.—No.lBa, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1805-12-14

THE ROEBUCK

UNIVERSITY of ORM!

'THE NOBILITY and GENTRY, who may have
11 ev:Lic .n to vifit or travel thraegh OXFORD. are mot; re-
fpeet Indy folici tell to order tbeirCarriages to the ROEBUCK INN.
whiTe capital Horfes and experienced Drivers are ready to forward,
then at tbc reafonable rate of
ONE Silfi.l.lNO PER MILE.

And to thofc Fansilie,. or Perfons, who may with to madame a
few days at Oxford, to climine and view the Monuments of art,
elegant edifices, and enriofitlee, depolited in this celebrated Uni.
verlity, the Roebusk Inn affords a genteel and consfor,able abode,
where the utmoa attention is paid, and where the charges arc
'moderate.
London, England, 1805-12-14

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE:

MAILS THIS DAY— Wind
ARR. DOZ. ARR. DIM
Dublin I Hamburgli o 3
Waterford o 4 Lithon 0
Gottenburgh o 8

FALMOUTH, Dac• l I.—Sailed the Lord Hobart
packet, Maze, and Piince of Wiles packet, Matt-
eis, for Lifbon, with mails; Windfor Cattle packet,
SUTTON, for Jamaica, with mails ; Haddock fcboo-
ner, —, for Jamaica ; Speedwell, Luco, for
Swanfea ; Bofcaille, Arw mt., for Padflow ; and
Roebuck, Wavraas, for Bidekrd.—Wind N.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. ta.—Came in the Humphreys,
of London, Capt. YOUNG, from Q2ebec, laden with
timber, &c. &c. for this port ; and the Mary, Capt.
RUNDLE, and John and Sarah, —, from Cork.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 13.—Sailed the ALl:moat
Soot), Captain HENNIKER,. and LOCUST gun b.
Lieut. GEDGE, on a cruize.—lt bleb• a very heavy
gal: yeßerday, and feveral (hips drifted, but there
was no particular damage dune.

Dov;t, Dec. t3.—Arrived, with the lofs of two
anchors and cables, leaky, and fah torn to pieces,
the brig Nordfiern, Cart. &stew, of Krageree, in
Norway, bound to Tonningen, with a cargo of rai-
fins, from Malaga. His M +jelly's (hip VICTORY (Lill
rern3ins at anchor pet to the Weftward of this port,
being prevented from getting into the Downs by a
ftrong wind front the N. E. Juil come in, with
the lofs of anchor and cable, the fmack De Jaffa
Karnme, with wool, for London from St. Andero.
DEAL, DEC. 13.—Sailed the 0 rrsa Imp of war,
for Seaford. Rem.tin in the Downs, the Edgar,
Utrecht, Trurty, Antelope, and Romulus, men of
war; Devaliation, Volcano, Zebra, Explofion, Hecla,
and Profpero, bombs ; Amaranthe and Cygnet, (loops
of war; Archer, Bruiser, Bloodhound, Firm, Fla-
mer, Exertion, Jackal!, Minx, Pincher, Sparkler,
Tickler, Urgent, Bold, Confiant. and Watchful, gun
brigs ; Phofplsornus, Ignition, and Thread, fire
veffcls; many tranfports; and the Integrity, GARD.
N sa, for Montferratt. The 7.. bra bomb has loft her
bowfprit., Wind N. N. W. ronderate weather.
GIEENOCR, DEC. 11.—Arrived at Port-Glafgow,
on Sunday, the fchooner Nancy, Gamma., from
Halifax in 25 days. On the 16th ult. in lat. 44. 32.
long. 54.. fell in with the Seal of Trinity, Count',
from Halifax, bound to Newfoundland, which veal
had been blown off the coati, with the lofs of all her
fails, had (prong a leak, and the half of the cargo
had been thrown overboard ; took out the crew,
oonfiaing of the mailer and three men—the veffel
mull have gone down &only after, as (he was then
making a great deal of water. On the tit infi. lat.
50. 41. long. 32. fpoke a brig from Q2t bee bound
to Plymouth, but could not learn her name.
London, England, 1805-10-26

EXEMPTION FROM.EXITY ON DIVIDENDS.
;IS MA JESTY's COMMISSIONERS for the
AFFAIRS of TAXES, hereby give Notice, that all Perrone I
claiming Exemptions from dit Duty upon Property, in yelped of
the Dividends of Stock tending in the Books of the Bank of Eng-
land, or the South Sea Company, on the behalf of Foreigners, are
required to make their Claim to fueh Exemption before the Com.
miffioners for the fpccial purpofes of the Ads ; end that all fuch
Claims mutt be made iu writing, and delivered at the Office fur
Taxes in Somerfet Place, dircded to the Secretary for the Attire
of Taxes. The Form on which fuch Claims are to be made, may
be bad at the laid Office, ou application there, •or at the Once of
the Infpcdor for the Duty upon, Dividends atthe Old Stock Ex-
change, or to any Infpcdor or Surveyor of Taxes. •
•, By Order of the Board, M. WINTER.
Office tilr Taxes, Odober aq, 18os.
London, England, 1805-10-26

_2
_EXEMPTION ftOM DUTY ON DIVIDENDS.

HIS .MAJESTY'e COMMISSIONERS for the
AFFAIRS of TAXES, do hereby give Notice, that ail Per-
fon; chiming Blemptiolas froni the Duty in aped of the pi.i•
den& sang from Annuities, Dividends, or Shares of Annuities,
out of any Public Revalue, whether in the Books of the Bank of
England, or of other Public Companies, Corporate or net Coro.
rate, and; belonging to any Friendly Societies, or to any Corpotanve
Frau:miry or *Delay of F'afons eitabliidel for Charitable Par.
poles or are required to make their Mims to If seimptboo bp-
fore the Coramieloners for the Sprehl porpola of the All., and
that all Orch Claims Mutt be made in writing, and delivered at the
Office for Tara in Bonterfet Place, direeted to the Secretary for
the Affairs of 1 axes.—The form on. which feels Claltna are to be
made, may he bad at the Paid Office, on apPlicition there, or at
the Office of the Infpaitor for the Duty upon Dividends; tithe
Old Stock Exchange, or to any Infpeffiot or Surveyor of Tares.
Ry Order of the Board, M. WINTER.
Office for Taxes, (lather 23, zBo.y.
London, England, 1805-10-26

FOR. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
At the London Tavern, Pothole• &eel, Plynamth,
On Teefday neat, the 29th salt. at ten o'clock in the Foremen,
THE FOLLOWING GOO D S. VIZ.-
459 Bags, and t t Cats Mufeovado Sugar
23 Barrels Staves-1 t 9 Bundles ditto (Shook)
being the entire cargo of the American Schooner Sophie.
Alto fundry valuable Stores landed out of the French frigate
k DIDON, confining of Cables, Hawfers,Saik,Seandlng and Run-
ning Rigging and fpare Cordage, Sheets of Copper, Nails, Water-
calm Salt Prmifions, Bread, Flour, Beam, Canvas, Coats, Shook
Calltsgunpowder, sh long tB-pounders, four 12-ditto. and ten
carronades, iron guns, gun-carriages. and Slides, and two brats
Howitzers--alto fundry (pare and valuable Boast...l'We, Gunner'''.
and Carpenter's Stores, and other Articks. The above condemned
as prize to H. M.S. Phceniz, Thos. Baker, Efq. Captain.
For viewing, Catalogues, and further information. apply to Peter
Tonkin. Efq. the Agent; or Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant,
Plymouth.

After the Sale of the above.
tyt lihda. fuperior new French Sheltie, being the entire Cargo
of the American brig RANGER, detained on her Voyage from
Bosnian: to Cadiz by H. M. Shim Triumph. Raifonable, War-
rior, &c. and Sate condemned in H. M. High Court of Admiralty.
For viewing and farther information apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.

Alfo about soo Barrels Gunpowder, landed out of the Spann
Ships of War, Prises to the Flea under the command of Admiral
Sir Robert Calder, Bart.
For Viewing, Samples, and further information, apply to Mr.
JOHN HAWKER, one of the Agents at Plymouth.
London, England, 1805-10-26

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRUILI'-LANE.

ON MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER zB, ass,
will he aded the Comedy of
THE COUNTRY GIRL.
Yerzy, Mrs. JORDAN.
Aftft which, an entire New Ballet, with Near Scenes, Dreffes,
Mares, and Decorations, called
TERPSICHORE'S RETURN.
In wbieh PARISOT will snake herlfult oplealsoce.
'l he Bafltt vienpofeci by Mr. IrEgville, (Irons the Opera Houle
,n the tlaynsukct,) whet is engaged at this Theatre.
T:us Fveuir;-- I he Wheel of Fortune; with the Devil to Pay.
On Tuerday, a New Comedy, called A Prior

THEATR&ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
ON MONDAY. NEXT, OCTOBER -rB, rBos,
wilt be acted the Comedy of
SPEED THE PLOUGH.

After which, the New Melo-Drains, with New Mufic, Scenes,;
Defiles, and Decorations, called
,RUGANTINO;
Or, THE BRAVO OF VENICE.
The Overture and Maw eanpofed by Dr. Beth?.
Thir Evening—Jane Shore; with Rupntino.
On Tucrday, Macbeth.
' The'New Meln-bratna of Rugantlno, or the Bravo of Venice,
continuing to he received with unbounded applaufe, by brilliant
and overflowing audiences, will be repeated every evening till fur-
ther notice.
London, England, 1805-09-04

SFORTINO INTELLICEA►cg

EGHAM RACES. TUESDAY, SEPT. j.
A Cold Cup of wogs. value, and sio in fpecie.—
A fbbfcription of to guineas each for all ages (the
fecond horfe to receive back his Rake), to carry
the Richmond Cup weights. viz.-3 yrs old 611.
31b. 4 yrs old 7R. tolb. 5 yrs old Ril. 61b. 6 yrs

old. Bft. 12. and aged, gft. One four•mile heat.

Sir C. Bunbury's Eleanor. aged
Sir pr. Mairbey's Mils Coiner
Mr. Wardell's Houghton Late
Mr. Lsdbroke's Prayer&
Mr. Wardell's Gratitude

• I

• 4
• S

Mr. Hon's Qutz
Nine other horfes were named btrt did not run.
Seven to 4 on the field, s to t againft (12is the
favourite, 6 to s againa the winning bode, 4. to t
againft Mifs Coiner, a to t againti Houghton Lafs,
4 to t againft Profpern, and 5 and 6 to t againft
Gratitude. A famous heat between the four 6th
horfes. Qtliz made play the fecond heat, and bolted
a mile from the winning poft whilft leading the whole.
The Noblemen and Gentlemen's PlAte of 501. for all

14 Barrynsore's b. c. Link John, s yr. old, Eft. 6th. z z
Sir Jofeph Mawbey's br. e. Hesthpolt - • - s s
Mr. Richardfon's b. g Lensoo.ferneeser, aged, 81t. t rib. 3 dr
Mr. Brantlitorres Muslim, 3y*. old - - 4dr
Lemon-fqueeser was the favourive at flat tins, but
he was baulked in the lines, and jut! Paved his dif.
times. Three to ton Little John, after the firft heat.
The finenefs of the morning drew together as great
an affemblage of per lons together on the Courfe as
ever was witnefied on a fimilar occafion. Many,
however, retired home full of difappointment at the
continued rain which fell during the races .
London, England, 1805-09-04

GIBRALTAR, JUL,' zy.

Ir.!,
.....4............ 4.
or.
We aro happy to Rate that not only the-I t .
is perfeely healthy, but that there is not tht ,
rumour of the reappearance_ of the malady Si/
part of the Spanifh pat .
A very circumflantial account of the captarlt .
Jamaica by the combined fqoadrons, estrailed from
an American paper, has been received from Spaits'! i'l
Sir Ricuein Bscitievos arrived, yellerday, with
four !hips of the line, his own flag fhip, the Qllase,
included, Sir RICHARD, being under the neceEty
of leavirg his Ration off Carthagena, for want of
water, went to Oran ; but, unable to get any there,
in confequence of the &babed aim of the country,
was compelled to come here. The Carthagena &ma-.
drop, eight fail strong, who never stirred from their
harbour, fo long as Sir RicHaan conitinued in the
neighbourhood, came out, as Poop as be had with,
drawn.

~.

This morning, at five o'clock, a divilion of (even.
teen Spanifh gun boats formed in a line at Tome dif•
tance from the garrifpn, threw two (hells and a few
fhot among our !hipping, which did no injury, and
then retired.
AWITHEZ LITTER. SIMI !Krt.

Yellerday Sir RICKARD BICKERTON ar►ived here
from off Carthagena, with the Qireett, TORRENT,
Mt Novena, and BELL/10,110N, to take in water and
provifions. Sir Riot ARD had been to.Coran to obtain
fupplies, but found that place befteged by the
Arabs, which prevented his receiving either water
or provilions there.
Lail night the Action arrived with the accounts
of the Carthagena fquadron having put to lea, on
our four line of battle !hips quitting the blockade of
that port. They conlified of three Orli rates, one So
gun (hip, and four 74's. Four of them bore down
to attack the 13140r.e, and the other four to attack
the ALcron, which had been left off the port to
watch their motions.

This morning, at day light, on a thick fog clearing
up, 17 of the enemy's gunand mortar boats wtoftdif.
covered within gun-16ot of the New Mole, who began
firing red hot (hot and (hells on the men of war lying
off there, but retired in a few minutes fecmingly in
tome confufion, though not a gun was 641 upon
them, either from the garrifon or fquadron. One (hot
and the fplinter of a 'hell came on (bore, but not the
finalleft mifchief was done, either to the gar/ ifon at
(hipping, though a then burft immediately over the
Hydra.
This extraordinary attack, and fudden retreat of
the gun.boats has given rife to a •ariety of conjedures.
London, England, 1805-09-04

COPE OF CORK, AUGUST sti.

The Eat} radio fleet are getting troffer weigh, moll
of which have troops on board; likewife revival
tranfports, under convoy of the DIADS es. Sir H. Pop-
HAM, BELLIQI/RVS,•Dimino', and NARCISSUS and
LEDA frigates.
ANOTHER LITT RR SAKI DATI.It was conceived
that the failing of the Eat} India (hips and tranfports,
lying at Cove, would be retarded, and every hear
was expelled to bring a countermand to that effed ;
however, as no order to °barna their failing bad ar-
rived this morning, the fleet under convoy of the
DIADI74 and &Luny suit line of battle fhips, DlO.
MEDI of 5o guns, and LEDA and NARCISSUS frigates,
got under weigh, but had not cleared the harbour at
the time our meffenger left Cove.—lf the Englifh
government had received intimation of the failing of
the Ferrol fquadron, timely enough to have made a
communication of it to the Admiral commanding
upon this (Winn, we cannot believe the fleet would
be permitted to fail: and when it is obferved that the
enemy were defcribed to have been 'leering a N.N.W.
courfe, a dire lion not very wide of this country, the
peril the fleet would be in of falling in with them,
infantly fuggeft the prudence of their deten-
tion until further information was obtained of their
definition.

Yellerday his Majeny's (hip Dryad. Capt. Daum.
NOWO, arrived in our harbour from a cruise ; and the
Terrible, Capt. Lnrd H. Paul sr, failed yetterday to
join the Channel fleet.

••• A letter from an Officer on board one of the
•effels belonging to the expedition from Cork, dated
the 29th ult. Rates, that they were then under fail.
The fleet coat& of lixty fail, tranfports included.
London, England, 1805-09-04

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DI
AIR. DM
1o I Hamburgh o 4
I I Gottenburgb .3 $
2 42

Y.—Wind S. S. W.
I__ AIM trot.

Dublin
Waterford
Lilbon

FALMOUTH, SEPT. t.--Arrived this day the Auck-
land packet, Sett uvula, with difpatches from Lif-
bon, after a palrage of eight days ; the has brought
nn mill. The Prince of Wales (late packet), cap-
tured by the Prince of Peace, Spanith privateer, was
recaptured two days after by his Majeßy's floop la
Pout.rrys, of IS guns, Capt. DUNBAR, and tent in
here this day.—Sailed his Majeßy's °tip Huts eta, of
t 8 guns, Capt. HILL, for Plymouth, to repair.
PLYMOUTH, SUPT. 2.—Came in the Ptcat.t, of
to guns, from a cruize : it is reported that the brings
an account of 4the combined fleets having got into
Cadiz, the truth of which we cannot afcertain ; alto
the Hostage, of 14 gun!, from a cruize.—Sailed the
Sr. Jos's, of 112 guns, Vice Admiral Sir C. Coy-
TON, to join the Channel Fleet.
PORTSMOUTH, SIFT. 3.—The Ihips which arrived
with the PREVOYAMTT yeflerday were, the Albion
traniport, Hope, WHITT, and Sportfrnan, Warson,
from Gibraltar ; Mount Royal, Dua ILL, from Smyr-
na; Jullina, Roos ',from Zant. Dtopt down to St.
Helens his Majeßy's (hip ARAB, bound to the Coati
of Africa.—Wind Ealierly.

DEAL. SETT. 3.—His Majeßy's bombs Dircovery,l
Hecla, Vefuvius, and Zebra, Erna, Bold, and Fear-
lefb gun-brigs, Ranger and Lord Eldon armed 'hips,
arrived this day from a mire off Boulogne. The
FURY bomb is juR come in from Dungenefa.
LEITH, Aucusr Majefly's brig Ama-
ItYNTHA, la Toraza, frigate, and the Cltarsi■
armed (hip, are arrived in our Roads. This day the
Beets for the Baltic and Tonningen failed under con-
voy of his Majefty's floop of war the Az.onzo, Cap-
tain Warier+.
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. SEPT. 3.
ADMIRALTY OFFICT.IIIIPTROIDER 3.
Copy of a Letter from the Honourable William Cornwallis, Ad-
miral of the White, &e. to William Marfden, Efq dated ow

board the Ville de iaris, off Mane, Aug. 30.
Sir—l have much fatisfattion intending the en-
doled letter to me, from Captain tARTON, of the
GOL lAH, to be laid before the Lords Commiffioners
of the Admiralty, givin an account of his further
fuccefs in the capture of the French National cor.
vette therein mentioned. I have the honour to be,
&c. (Signed) W. CORNWALLIS.

_
His Majefty's thip Goliallassag. 18.
Sir—l beg leave to acquaint you, for the informs.
Lion of my Lords CommifLoners of the Admiralty.
his Majetly's fbip under my command, 'landing in
for Cape Prior, in the morning of the 16th inftant,
three fail appeared in chace of us ; we tacked, and
flood towards them, and proved the (hips named in
the margin of my letter dated the 15th. I have the
fatisfaSion to add, at eight P. M. we captured la
Torche French National corvette of if! guns, 195
men, commanded by Monfieur DENIM, having on
board pof the late Blanche's crew. Had they not
feparated, and night coming on very Lk lam con-
ficl,nt la Topaze would have been in my poffeffion
alCo. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed)

R. SALTON.
London, England, 1805-09-04

tLOytY. LIST.

GRAYMND, SlPT.2.—Palrcif by the Calypfo, Kißelk, from
Streights; and the Engin', Blagg, from Nneveaf--Sailed
the EEzatteth, Anderfon, for Africa ; Endragbt, Bram, for Toe-
tengen; and the Sally, CA, for New York.
The DIOMFDE man of war, with the Britannia,
the Euphrates, and the Northumberland EalL India
Air, from Portfmouth, arrived at Cork, on the 21Ith
ult. ; on which day the other Eat Indiamen, which
had previoufly put in there with the above, and the
expedition under Sir Dav ID Bann, got tender weigh.

Ettraft of a letter from on board the Streatham
Edit Indiaman, dated the 28th ult. at Cork :—" The
Europe, one of the fleet, has juR run foul of us, but
has done us no injury. The Europe has Curtained
much damage, has lort her flying jib, fpritfail, and
broke molt Of her jib booms."
The Prevoyante ltore•(hip arrived at Portfmouth
from Gibraltar, failed on the 25th of July, and
was driven by contrary winds a confiderable way to
the wellward, which accounts f,r her long parfait.
♦ letter received from a paffenger on board fays.—.
" that they did not meet with an enemy's (hip dar-
ks; their paffage." A convoy was fhortly to fail from
Gibraltar to Lilbon.

The ARAD and FAVOURITI (loops are appointed
convoy to the fleet which is espeeed to fail to the
coal of Africa in a few dot. The AtvtasLa 'agate
is to take charge of the trade to Purtugal.

A letter from an Officer on board Admiral Cour.
s's fleet, after defcribing the late affair off Brett,
Pays, t` There was a circumflance occurred fo highly
creditable to the charafiers concerned, that I mutt
give it yoa. As the Admiral led himfelf, it occalion-
ed foam alteration in our line. In order of battle the
Vit cs DE PARIS is in the centre, the MONTAGUS to
lead, and the CKSAI next afiern aitheV. tt.t.s DR PARIS.
:6+7, as the Admiral hirnfelf led, the point of conten-
.iin was, which fhip was to be next the Commander
io Chief—the Catsas or the MOSTAGI7I. The con-
tett was warmly difputed which .Ibould have the ho-
nour in qnellion, and after a little croffing and joß-
iing, Sir DK eta STRACIERN gained his point.
On Monday morning, at eleven o'clock, a great
concourfe of people were attraaed to the fhore at
Weymouth, to fee experiments tried in a machine
Galled the Seaman's Friend, in confequence of public
alvertifements, which Rated, that shipwreck was no
longer dangerous, and that it was impoffible to be
d,owr,ed, by the ufe of the machine. At the hour
ay pointed, three men entered the mouth of the har;
hour at the (Lay, in the machines ; they jumped-in-
to the water, and, after they recovered- themfelves,
they remained upright for a conllderable time, which
poloi.[u they Out themfelves in at pleafore. They
am /,ceafionally. There were various opinions as
r. the milky of it :—the fea faring men were in fa-
*our ta
London, England, 1805-01-07

AI to:

Lately. in Tipperary, John Power, Colonel of the Tipperary
Militia, fun to John Power, rig. of that town.
At Arbroath, on the t gth ult. George Kyd, Efq. of Berry-I.:old,
in the 85th year of !Usage.
At his linufe of Greenfield, near Irvine, on the :Feb nit. C:ptaiu
John Richardfon, aged Sa, nr.ny )Cara an utE:er in the id or
King's own dragoon..
On Tudday, at his houf.:, Alaize-Hill, Greenwich, Dr. Buxton,
aged 7'l.
On the toth ult. at his hook at Richmond. frederiek Pigou, Fry.
At Kilimaurs Manfc, on the 221 ult. the Rev. Alex. Miller,
mi-
tußcr of that parifh.
At lioUyl rook, near Ratadalilown, Hugh Montgomery, of Cul-
,
lyearnet, county Down, Pity.
At his feat at Ilallyvorndl. county Clare, in the 90th year of his
age, John lever s %Vigor', rfq.
At the Abbey, Rsthk.al, George Leake, fen. Efq.
In the workbook of the psrith of Chellerfield, Mr. W. Manley,
who formerly pradifed as an eminent attorney and folicitor, and
was employed by the foil families in the neighbourhood.
At &Amin, Mir, Peggy Hambly, of that place. I Ice death was
oecafioned by a pimple. width firtt wife on the back part of
neck, and daily increaling, at length fpread itfelf ir.to the ii..e
a large turnip, refembring a body of putrified Heft- N.. tmdical
affifiance could reach the nature of her difor&r, ai.el after lauguilh•
ing keen! months, Use expired without the kaft ftruggle.
'fhurfday, at his hunk in Park areet, Charts
Townley ,of Townley, in the county of lam:after.
On 'fuefday, Dee. 25, after a long and painful inners, which the
bore with Cbriflian patience and refignation, Mrs. Price, of WA!.
worth Terrace.
At Bath, on the eft of January, Nicholas Ridley, Efq. a Maf-
ter in Chancery, and one of the Benchers of Grays Inn.
On Wetinciday morning, at her mother's honk in Lower Eton-
' :tree', the wife of Captain Liardet, of the Royal hiariaes.
On Wednefday bit, at her hook in Percy area. aged yg, Mrs.
' Role, widow of the lit: Dr. Wm. Rofe, of Chifwick, and eiddk
' dau:hter of the Late Rey. i)r. Samuel Clark, of St. Alban's.
On the t7thult. Mrs. Sarah Henrierta Brifbane, the widow of
the late Cau. lA'i: i am Brifha le, of the Reyat Navy.
' A tew days ago, aged 54, Mrs. Pilgrim, wife of Charles Pilgrim
Ef.. of Haut teat.
London, England, 1805-01-07

William Janes, fen. and Minim James, jun. squirted. makers,
Cumberland-Rrect Shoredtek, December 25.
Gregory Bielland and William Wells, brewers, Maidea, Mex.
November 19.
Thomas Serie and Samuel Cater, linen-drapers, St. Paul's
Church-yard, January 1, aos.
Henry Hancock and John Bernard Hoffineyer, merchants New-
caftle-upm-Tyne, December 29,1804.
Walter Hill and Spencer Newcomb Meredith, anomies, Gray's
Inn, March 25.
Pact. Ainfwortb, Richard Aintworth, and Richard Booth,
whittlers, Chorlcy, Laneatliire, December 31.
George Thackwrath and Benjamin Thumlinfon, pkmbers,
Leeds, January 1, aos.
BANKRUPTS.

Jofeph Spier, late of Exeter, tallow-chandler and fon) boiler,
dealer and ehapman, to furrtrider January 8, 26, and February
;6, at eleven, at the Hotel, Exett.r. Attornies, Meths. Phillips
and Gcare, Exeter.
Mac Valery, late of Artillery-place, Middlcfex, merchant, dialer
and chapotau, January 8, 26, and February 16, at ter., at Guild-
ball. Attorney, Mr. MAINS, Old Jewry, Loudon.
Richard Rowe, of the parith of C; ran chelter, Cambrldgethire, nur-
cayman, gardener, dealer and chapman, January 13,11, at
and February 16, at eleven, at the Dirdbolt Inn. St. A ndrew's•
firect, Cambridge. Attornies, Mr. Year(. White, Cambridge;
or Mr. Orrell, Winfley•Rreet, Oxford-Rivet, London.
rohn Catterninle, of Baldwin 's dardeus, Gray's inn-lane, Middle-
lex, victualler, dealer and eliapman, January Is. 22 ,and February
16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harvey, Currttor-fixoet,
Chancery-lane.
London, England, 1805-10-21

BATH II E f;GARS.

TO RI ADDED TO THR LIST OF BATH ARRIVALS.

Alio jufl arrived, fortrktn of the aretglomal Beggars
who have for mote than twenty ',cars pall regularly
ezercifed the charity of this place doting the feafon.
They are returned from their fummer rambles to the
watering places in different parts of the kingdom ;
flne in rags, Come in jags and Tome in velvet gowns.'
One on crutches is arrived from Scarboro'. A blind
man has found his way from Harrowgate, accompa-
panied by three leprous children. Five cripples are
from Tunbridge Wells. A St. Vitus dancer, from
Margate. A woman troubled with convulfion', from
Brighton. Awoman without atonguefrowtWeymouth.
A man witht•ut legs, who has stated Exmouth, Sid-
mouth, Dawlithand Teignmnuth, and travelled as far
as Mount's Bay in Cornwall, and returned along the
northerncoattof Devon. The littlebl^ ra. • e.ardedman,
apparently deranged in mind, is arrives 2 in high fpirits
from Cheltenham, with two venerable female dealers
in bAlatis and pin•culhions. They have all taken their
old lodgings in Holloway, and expect to be loon fol-
lowed by the rest of their merry brother and tiller-
hood. The blind Lahr with pigeoai on his head,
the man with bells on every joint, and a Scotch bag-
pipe-player, were expected in the cr.urfe of the enfuing
week. Some very moving pctitioas are faid to be in
readinefs for circulation among the liberal and tender
hearted, in the courfe of the feafon.— At a Meeting of
the Fraterni y, lately held at Mr. —'s long ena-
blithed Lodging-houfe in Holloway, the following
refolutions were propofed and agreed to :
I. That our refpeetive Fraternity bath (tatted front time where-
of the memory of man runnetit not to the contrary.
2. That the King of the Beggars is of much higher antiquity
than the King of Bath.
3. That our Fraternity is properly appellant on, appettenant to,
and connected with,,the Bath eftalAiihm,nt.
4. That all the world is a itagebaul that the streets are our pro
per theatre.
S. That the money we obtain is not properly alms, but a due
reward for our performance of our fere& parts.
6. That the Office of Enquiry, newly inftitnted in this place. is
an innovation injurious to the prefciptive rights of our Fraternity.
y. That the Tickets of the Society foe Relief of occafional (hi-
tters, whenever they &all be prefented to any of our Fraternity,
shall be torn to pieces before the face of the giver, with due ex-
preffiona of eontefnpt ant! indigration. •
B. That the thanks of the Society are due to the Emperor of this
diaridt, for bringing forward there refolutions.
(Signal) AW.F.L MU MPER, Secretary.
London, England, 1805-10-21

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Cuftem-tionfe, Dover, on Thurfday, the 24th of Oetober,
iSos, at two o'clock Pn the afternoon,

-• .
'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in fundry Lots
In the Warehoufe at Dover.
1456 Gallons Foreign Geneva—for Private ufe
210 - Rum—of legal ftrength, for Dealers.
In the Warehoufe at Folk ftone.
190 Gallons Forego Brandy--of legal Itrength for Dealers
2317 - - ditto—for private ufe.
• An old Cable, late beinngins to the Leopard Cotter.
Which may be tafted and vitwed at the refpedive Waeehoefes
the day betore and on the m•truius of th.:day at Sale, and Samples
of the Brandy to be ken at the Warehoufe at Doves:
A txpofit of 2 per Cent, will he required.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
At the London Tavern, Foxhole Erect, Plymouth, en TueCday,
the 29th In& at Ten o'clock In the F00:0000,

THE FOLLOWING GOODS. VIZ.-
4291145, and 1 t Calks Macerado Sugar
13 Barrels Staves-119 Bundles ditto (Shook)
!wing the entire cargo of the American) Schooner Sophie.
Alfo fundry v.iluable Stores, landed out of the French frigate
!a DIDON, confining of CAles, Knitters, Sails, Standing and Runt
nine Rigging and fp3re Cordate, Sheets of Copper, N3lll, Water-
, calks, Salt Pflotilions, Tit-ad, Flodr, Beans, Canvas, Coats, Shook
Calk ~gunpowder z 8 long IS-pounders, four zz-ditto, and ttei
carmnades, irno tun., I:tin-carriages, and nudes, and two brats
Howitzer.-31 co faat y team and raluaLle Boatfwain's, gunner's.
and Carpenter's Stores, and, other Articks. l'hr above condemned
as prize to H. M.S. baker, Lig. Captain.
Por viewing, Catalogues, and tur:lter inforntatinn, apply to Peter
Teeitin. Fig. the Agent; or Mr. JOIIN I IAWKER., Merchant,
Plyntouth.
London, England, 1805-10-21

MONO, &c.

The Honourable C. J. and Mrs. Fox, with Gene
ral FITZPATRICK, arrived on Thurfday in Arlington-
area, from a vilit to WILLIAM PLUM►a, Eli'. M. P.
at Gillinne Park.

The ratenfive improvements for the enlargement
of the r.fsces of tht Houk of Lords, are carrying on
with fuch rapidity, that they will be completed pre-
vious to the meeting of Parlianuxt.
There was a report on SAtorday on Change, that
a new aim of paper money is irom.tdiately to take
place in France. The accounts, it is (aid, reached
tows by the Hamburgh sap,

~.,..

!'.;!
London, England, 1805-12-13

SAYERS DENTS.

'UCH Perrone aalii;eclaimson the Mate of Mr.
JAMES SAYERS, of Piccadilly, linen draper and dealer In
muffins, lately deeosfed, are defireit immediately to fend in the
particulars of their Debts to Mr. Cuppage, of jermyn,ftreet, St.
James's, Solicitor to his repreft.ntatives, in order that a fpeedy
adjußznont of their demands may take place.

To SHIP OWNERS, MERCHAN rs, &.1
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by WM. BLISS,

Monday, December 23, ar twelve o'clock, at the Sun Tavern,l
Chatham, in the County of Kent, by order of Mr. William Bur.
gets ; the Afilgnces of Mr. Bryan Bentham ; and the furvivitig
ffigi ireA of Mr. Thos. Partridge, Bankrupts,and under the di. 1
redtion of Mr. John Nicholfan, of Chatham, and Mr. Thomas
Young Greet, of Queenborough, it three lots,
Lot z. ALL
that new and complete faft failing
Cutter, the ADMIRAL MITCIIEL, with fur
Notting and running Rigging, Matta, Sails, Anchors, and Cables,
abundantly found in excellent Stores, and has lately been employ-
ed iu his Majelty's ferviec--atimeafures per regifter 136 18-94th
tons. The above Vette! Is clinch work, copper fattened, and copper
Steadied, V/33 built under the infpeaion of the owners,of the very
hat an..erials, and is calculated in every Nivea for his Majetty's
lattice, a privateer, or any other fervice where difpatch is required,
and may be fete to fca immediately, without any expence, but
provifions.
Lot z. All that valuable and faR failing Cutter, the QUEEN-
BOROUGH, with her flandicg and running Rigging, Malta,
Sails, Anchors, and Cables, abundantly found in all kinds of Rotes,

lately been employed in his Maj eity's ferviem•aineafures
mean' 174 37-94ths toms. The above veffel is cared built
I cappered, has lately hada very confiderable (urn of money ex-
pended on her repair, and is now in excellent condition, and well
calculated for his Majcfty's fervice,a Privateer, or the Fruit trade,
and may be fent to tea immediately at a trifling expence.
Lot 3. All that good Cutter the SHEERNESS, clinch bulb,
with her standing and ruining Rigging, Malts, Sails, Anchors
and Cables, with Sores of every neceffary dcfcription, has lately
been employed itrhis Majefty's ferviec—admeafures per regilter
- ro•94ths tons. She is a remarkable ltrong built and fait fail.
veffel, is well calculated for the armed fervicm a Privateer, at
any other fervice her burthcn will suit, and can be feat to lea ion•
mediately at a (mall expence.
Immediately after the fate of the above will be fad so Lots of
frrviceablc Stores, confining of Sails, Anchors, Cordage, Cafta,
/cc. &c. part of' which are applicable for the Paid Cutters or any
eoaninevcffel.
The three firft I.ots arc lying in Queenborough Swale, near
Sheernefs harbour; the Storm in a large Warehoule at Quccnbo•
rough, and may be infpeded any day previous to the We, by sp.
tying to the refredive Matters on board, Mr. Thomas Young
wect, Qtseenborough, or the Audioncer.Shccrnefs,of whom nat.-
4culars and Inventories may he had, as alto at I.loyd's Coffee-
boac,Royal Exchange, I.ondon ;the principal Inns iu Yarmouth,
'or. mouth, Folkftone, Hafting., Rochefter, and the place of rale,
London, England, 1805-12-13

D122.4.0FUL FIRE:

About eight o'clock yellerday evening,.a firs broke
out at the Printing Office of Mr. Gm e s r,'in Salifbury
Square, Fleet. ftreet. It commenced at the back of.
the Office, near the bottom of Cros4n-eoutt. The
building ctnitaining materials of a combuftible nature,
the flames raged with fuch 'intake that it was with
the utmoft difficulty that the Compofitors, who were
at their employment, were enabled to effell their
efcape. By nine o'clock the flames had extended to
leveret other buildings adjacent ; and the wind being
prong from the North•Eaft, much apprehenfion was
entertained for the fafety of a great number of
houfes, fituated between where the fire commenced
and thofe leading down to Whitefriars. The timely
affiftance of the fire engines, however, happily
;topped the progrefs of the flames in that quarter.
They were not, however, quite fo fortunate in alto-
t:,er part : the flames made rapid progrefs towards
salifburr-fquare, and at one time threatened the
total deftru,aion of the Weft fide of it. The right-
band corner houfe was the firft on fire, and &steely
a veftige of it remains. The houfe of Dr. Wat.ata
took fire in fevetal places,.and, we are afraid,• has
received much damage; but, owing to a very thick
party-wall, the conflagration was here arrefted. Se-
veral (mall buildings, which lay between Salifbury-
fquare and Water-lane. were entirely confumed
but we were unable to &feet min the extent of the da-

snage.
Before eleven o'clock the fire began to flacken ;
and no fears were entertained of its making. further
progrefs. Several of the engines by this time had
drawn off.
At twelve o'clock the whole of Mr. G.'s pre-
tnifes, front and rear, were deftroyed. There was a
vaft deal of confufion in the poor neighbourhood
of the rear, but molt fortunately the progrefs of the
flames was put a flop, to about that time, without
having more than partially injured tome of die fur-
rounding houfes. It is impoffible to give too much
praife to the 3d and 4th Regiments of Loyal London
Volunteers, who, with Come parties of other Corps,
were on conßant fevere duty from eight to twelve,
affording every facility to the firemen, and proteeing
the property of the people in dillrefs.
The Duke of Gloucefter's Regiment of Light In-
fantry Eery handfonsely came, and were extremely
ufeful. Of the London Regiments that were under
arms, the 3d and 4th were the m.ft numerous.
London, England, 1805-12-13

DUBLIN, DEcEMBEIiS.

His Majeny hating appointed the Right Hon.
Wm.CoNNYUGHIII4 PLUNIUT to be of his Moll Hon.
Privy Council, he on Friday took the ulna oaths
and his place at the Board accordingly.

The continuation of the Lord Chancellor's ;rff
pofition prevented his Lord(hip from attending his
Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT in State to Chria
Church on Thurfday.
London, England, 1805-12-13

Tide day was pablidied. in dewy 8w price zoa 6d. beards,
The Firit Volume of

CENSURA LITERARIA ; containing Titles
and Abate& of farce Boots, Ardcles of Biography, and
otheriAtaary Antiquities, partly in imitation of the Plan of 01-
dye's " Beitlit Librarian." (To bicontinued every other month,
in Nurnberg, price as. 6d. each.)
Printed for Longman, Hurd, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-
I row ; and J. White, Fleet-drat.
This Work is intended principally 's an imitation of the plan of
Oldyst Edda Librarian, combined with thole of Sir T. Pope
Blount, in his Cenfura Anthornmedebrinrum,e69o,and the late
Lord Orford, in his Mifeellancous A%tiquities. There ate many
Reviews of New Books ; but none of thole which lie buried in li-
braries, and defame to be refaied from oblivion. The prefect
publicatioo, therefore, pupae@ to give Titles and Clutraders of
Enda Worts of all ages, and their Authors, whether &Bin-
guillied far their (earthy or their merit; interfperfed with original
Diftitilfirions and Literary Biography.
cr The Communications of the Learned, particularly on the
Literary Biography and Antiquities of England, will be very
ceptable to the Editor, addretied (pod paid) to the Pubilthen.
London, England, 1805-07-05

OXIMRD, yuLr s.

Oxman, Ju LT 2.—On Saturday evening IA come
on the election at Exeter College : Two Devonfltire
Fellowlhips were to be filled up, for which four Gen-
tlemen prefented themfelves, viz. Meru. Pausr,
&awes, Mona', and atter. After an examina-
tion of three days, the Society affembled to delibe-
rate nn the choice of two, when. after an animated
and interefting debate of near three hours long, in
which feveral Gentlemen took a confpicuous part,
the opinions were collated, beginning with the Junior
Fellow, when there appeared for Mr. Pausr,
Mr. BARNES, It; Mr. MOORS. 10 ; Mr. DARE.. 7--
whereupon the two former were declared by the Rec-
tor duly eluted. It was the arongelt conceit ever
known. There were nineteen Fellows prefent, be-
fides the Rednr. Mr. MOOR e was inferior to none
in the refult of his esaminvit.n. Mr. Laza being
the only candidate for one of the Cornith Fellowfhips,
was unanimoully elated ; as was Mr. CVTLL It to a
vacant exhibition.
London, England, 1805-07-05

The grofs receipt of the Permanent Revenue,
Revenue,lmpreft hinnies repaid (after •

dcduaing.de repayment of over emit% draiv. ...
back> Ste.), eftimated to produce the Line as oli a:. t: -
an average of three years, ending stls Jan. i8.4 ',6oloAdti
Egimated Produce to the Vita January, ifloo.ofthe, lit ./... .
Perrnaacnt Taxes impacd in the pre.fent Stlion ' ".i,,140.1:00
Malt and Pl.rfonal Eitates • . $.7,50.000
I.ottcry, after dsdiAting the proportion of Ireland goo,coo
\Val. Taxes, cftituated to produce tb the sth 'Of
April, tBc6 - - • 14.506.00 d
Surplus of Ways & Means for the veer itlo4 I,ista,i is
Loan • . - 20,000„ecao

74A07,627

Thtte has likeWite been a Loan et 4 ore. Ma for the Service
of Ireland, and 5,246,5c6i. will be levied, parochially, for the
maintrnanee of the Pax, eitimating the fum required for this
purrpef• to be the tame as was requited in the year ending Eat
ter, tBo3.
On the motion of Mr. HUSICISSON, it Wl4 ordered that the
Statemtnts be taken into eonflderation on Tuefday neat.
London, England, 1805-07-05

RUISLIP INCLOSURE.

WE, the Commiffioners named in and appointed
by an Adt of Parliament, for Intl.cog Lana& in the Parifh
ef Ruillip, otherwife Rif4p, in the County of Mi.'dlefra. 1)0
HEREBY GIVE tiIOTICE, that we hare marl ed mod fa out
certain Parcels, parts of the arm and common Fitids, and alfn
certain Panda. parts of the common and wale Grounds within
the fail Pail. which tie propore to fell by AuCtion, at
the hoar of Wtliiasa Doughty, the Bell Inn, LI ttic town or Eni•
Dip. on Wedneftlay the tOth day of July next, at Twelve o'Clock
is the forenoon.

The plans whereof may be Peen by applying at the Office of
Mrfrts p.akins, !Ales, and Co. Solicitors, New Inn, London ,
at the Bell Inn, and at Mr. eedgwiek's, the Auetioneer,
iticimaufworth, where printed particulars may aro be had, four-
teen (Lip previous the Cale, and at the principal Inns in tLe
neiz;hhourhood, and may be viewed on application to Mr. Kiley,
Hart; w-Wtaid Lodge. THOMAS WYAT'f.
liatoi this szd day of May, JOHN TRUMPER.
tBos. WILLIAM SEDGWICK.