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TO BE SOLD BT PRIVATE CONTRACT.

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the Elt ite,and printed panicutsrs may be had at the Crown Inn,
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particulars known.
London, England, 1805-03-06

kAST'aud WEST INDIES, AMERICA, au.t1RU5.7..1A.

JP. HEATH ftrongly recommends to the Netiee
• of Merchants and others, trading to the above Countries. JU-
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Aga Stomachic. The recent demand for this article. for Foreign
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Phylleitins In Its favour. and affords a proof of its fupetiotity over
every convention of tho. anse name. A (mall bottle of this
Elfence witi make cleellent Peppermint Water, if a Pint and half
or Qzart of spring Water is adduct to it.

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avery Bottk [sped on the Stamp by the Proprietor.
London, England, 1805-12-20

DIED.

In Sep teml-er loft, of the yellow fever, in the moth year of his
age, on his patrage from the Wand of St. Vincent's, Captain Wm.
Wallace, of the oath Regiment of Foot, fon of John Wallace, EN.
of Goldemiquare.
Fri Jay Lit, Mrs, Buthby, of Orchard ftrcet, Portman-fquare,
raid of Joreph Buibby, Efq. late CommilLry General of Saint
Domingo.
Lately, in Berkfhire, John Roblnfon, Efq. the Senior Fellow of
Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
Lately, at Skreens near Chelmsford, Mrs. Bramfton, wife of
Thomas Berney Bran;ftotbEfq.
London, England, 1805-12-20

MARRIED.

On the 7th inftant. at Crawford's Burn, near Belfalt, William
Sharman, Efq. of Moira Caftle, to Mifs Crawford, only daughter
of jam Crawford, Efq. of Crawfurd's Burn.
Thurfday fennight, at Crsmhall, Gloucefteribire, the Rev. John
Thomas, Diffenting Minißer at Cain, to Mifs Dyer, of Itith-end
Honfe, niece of the late Thomas Webb, Efq. of Cromhall Court.
Same day, at St. James's Church, Colonel Harnage, of New-
ftreet, Hanover fquare, to Mifs Pym, of Dorfetfttire.
At Newland, in Gloueefteratire, Thomas Mors Tate, Efq. of
Liverpool, to MirsjEmtna Rann, fecond daughter of Colonel James
Ranh, of Lady Wood, near Birmingham.
On tho 9th inftant, Sir Charles Eth. Nightingale, Bart. of Knut.
worth in Cambridgefitire, to Mifs Dickinfon.
C. IVPDonnell, Efq. Lieutenant of the South Mayo Militia, to
Mils Maxwell, of Cork.
Wm. Courtenay. Efq. of the General Poft Mee, Dublin, to
Mifs Tuke, of Wicklow, daughter of J. Tuke, Efq.
On the itch inftant, John Buller, Efq. Member of Parliament
for Eaft Looe, to Ws Augufta Eliza Nixon, third daughter of
John Nixon, hfq.of.La Bergerie, Queen's County, Ireland.
On the 7th oh. at Rochfort, county 'Weitmeath, Irelnul, Major
General Mervyn ArchdaU, M. P. for the county of Fermanagh, to
Mifs Rochtort, cideft daughter of Gott. Rochfort, Efq.
On the tath inftant, at Mary.la.Bonne Church, George Henry
Barnett Efq. of Orebard-ftreet. to Mlfs. Canning, only daughter
of the late Stratford Canning, Efq.
Saturday, at St Martin's Church, John Sweeting. Efq. of Kilve
Court, Somerfetihire, to Mifs Frances Haokey, daughter of the
late J. C. Hanley, F.fq. of Eaft Bcrgholt, Surf lk.
Ou Friday, at Hackney Church, If= Hawkins Browne, Efq.
Member of Parliament for Btidgnorth, to Mifs Boddington,
fecond daughter of Th -.mas Boddington, Efq of Clipton.
London, England, 1805-12-20

GOTTINGEN, DEC. 6.

His Highnefs the Prince of Here Cafrel arrived
here yellerday afternoon, and proceeded farther
on his journey. For force days pail, very large
divitiont of Pridlian troops have paiTed through on
their way to the HetGan territory. Yefterday,
Prufftan military cheft arrived here, under a (bong
convoy. Gen. Kussr is here at his head-quarters.

BA WIERG, DEC. 4.
An ipfnrreBion is preparing for Außrian Poland.
All the Poles have been feparated from the Außrian
prifoners, and are to form a particular legion. Kos.
csusao has received orders to repair to the head-
quarters of the French army, and the Poll& legion
which was with the Armyof Italy, will march without
delay for Moravia.
Betides the Foliar Legion—all the ci•deoait Polifh
Officers who are unemployed, have been required to
repair to the head quarters oihthe French army in
Moravia. A deputation is evRll fpoken of which has
been fent from Poland to the headquarters at Brunn.
It is Paid alto that the celebrated Paswats Opt.o has
begun to mire his head, and that, fupported by a
Foreign power, be is prepal ing to levy a new army.
London, England, 1805-12-20

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according to the fine otttie 'tie,. :this, as it lILIS
Elated in evidence, was after a link confideration,
affented to by the plaintiff ; but, in jantutry, Igo:,
the chip Louifa being procured by hint, he new in-
fitted on half the profits.
The-. Lear ned Cotinfel, at either fide, exerted to the
utmoft for their refpeftive clients; and Sir JAnEt
blatisrtst% in ohferving on the evidence, left it to
the Jury to confider, as there was a clntradiftion,
whether they would give metre credit to the evidence
of the plaintiff or defendant Twenty guineas were
paid into Court to cover all demands.
After about ten minutes confederation, the Jnry
gave a verdift for the plaintiff, damages tool. 16s.
6d. but one of the Jurymen having publicly declare
ed, that the verdift wa► contrary to his content and
approbation, they were again defired to take the evi-
dence into confideration s and, having retired for
abonthalf an hour,returnedtbe fame verdift as before.

Dimming 19.
XING V. DAWAR.

This was an aEtion brought again the Under-
writers on a policy of infurance for the (hip Hope,
from Dover to Gottenburgh, to recover the fum of
4001. for the average of damages fuilained in the
voyage.
On the part of the Plaintiff, it was proved, that tke
(hip underwent a complete repair at Dover, and fail.
ed from thence on the tit of May. On the 9th, the
encountered a violent (form, and was extremely near
going to the bottom. Several of her timbers had
ttarted, and they were obliged to cut away the ciel-
ing in many places, to get at the leak. It was at
length flopped, and the veffel arrived at Gottenhurgh,
where the was obliged to lie up, and again undergo
a complete repair. The Underwriters refufed to pay
the average a damages, and this adion was, there-
fore, commenced.

do the part of the defendant, it was endeavoured
to be proved, that the veld was net fea worthy
when (he left Dover ; but having entirely failed m
the attempt, the July, under the dirdlion of the
Learned judge, found a verdift for die 'plaintiff, da-
mages +col.

The Caledonian Hunt have refolved to hold thjr
annual meeting next year at Lumfa ies.
On Monday and Tuefday a Court of Inquiry, con-
lifting of Colonels MAIR, CROWGIA, and MAURICR,
was held at the State Room on the Platfom, at
Purtfmouth, on a eharge preferred stgainti General
Porter, commanding that Dittriet of Volunteers, by
Mr. COLE, late a Captain in the GofpnaVolunteers,
for a falfe mutter. Thl Court difmiffed the charge,
as utterly unfounded.
London, England, 1805-12-20

ST. PETERSBURGII, NOVEMBER 23:

A part of the Embaffy, difpatched to China, have
returned to Irkurt, in cunfequence of objreions made
by the Chinefe Government to the number of perfons
compofing it, as inconfillent with the cullom in Inch
cafes obferved in China. Among, the perfons return-
ed, are feveral literary charaaers.

ULM, DECEMBER s.
Baron Thngut has left Prefbnrg. At Munich an
ideal chart of the new kingdom of Bohemia is publicly
expofed to Pale, reprefenting its former honndaries as
conliderably extended on all fides. It is Rill remark.
able, that people continue fending their papers and
other valuables from Bavaria to the other fide of the
Rhine.
London, England, 1805-12-20

BIRTHS.
Thorfday fennight, at Li ferpool, the Lady of G. G. Carleton
Bfq. t::" a fen.
Same day, in Portugal fired, the Hon. Mrs. Berkley Paget, of a
daughter.
On the sath initant, in New Norfnlkdtreet, the Lady of Sir
Jofrpb Mawbey, Bart. of a fun, who died neat dr.
Tuefday Taft, Vault& Learmouth, Head of the Long stairs, in
Newcaftle, of twins, being the fifth time the bas had tss ins, btlides
four finale births. Between (even and sight months ago ihe loft
her hulband, and a few days before her delivery Abe received ac-
counts of her (on's death, in the %Vett Indies, who was the only
family connedion Ate bad to look to for afilltance.
London, England, 1805-12-20

FRIDAY, DECEME2R 23.

PR 'Cr OF STOCKi THIS D A,Y A r ONE O'CLOCK t
cumA, for or. 43 —R.edu-..%1 6:l—Oen:Aunt 7*
Exchequer 1.0.4 jar. •
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Rink/Stock 1941 futlia Bonds, par ta- dif.
Per C. Red. 64.11 • Eicher tins ts. ta gem
4 per Cent. 77ili g Loewy Tirkett spL 17s.
Long Ann. 17 t.t6 Cot r for nie4ng 6t 6a
o=llo'7l II

MORE PARTICULARS OF THE

BATTLE.

We had the bappiners yelerday to lay before the
Public the fulleß and maR authentic details that have
yet been publifhed of the late moR defperate and
bloody Battle in the neighbourhood of Wifchzu
The particulars we communicated were confirmed r.
their fulleß extent in the evening, by an Official But.
!etin, which was circulated among the friends of
Ainkiftration, a Cabinet Council having been pre-
vioufly affemblecl on 'receipt of the accounts frorn
Emboli). The Official Notice itfelf was alto in-
ferted in a part of our inspreffian. We again give it
a place, for the general infocmatlon of our Readers :
London, England, 1805-10-12

FRANCE.

PARIS, OCTOBER 3.
The General of Divifion, Mtossts, has been ap
pointed Governor of blAntua ; when he was prefent-
ed to his Makily, he took an oath not to deliver up
that fortrefs while he retained the means of defending

it a tingle innant.
The Englifh prifoners who were at Verdun will be
removed to another city. Fifty of thefe fir angers
have already fet out ender an efcortlfor Valenciennes.
Ocr. 4.—Prince Louis went to Verfailles the day
before yetterday, to view the depots in that city.
The Deputation appointed by the Tribunate to
carry the Addrefs voted by it tdhis Majefty the Em-
peror and King, at his camp, fet off the day before
yefterday. It confined of M. M. FABRI (de l'Aude)
the Prefident ; TARRIBLIt and DAVIDAL, the Secre-
taries ; GIRAaDIN, the Prefident of the Section of the
Interior; Fa ullE, Prefident of the SeEtion of Legifla-
lion ; AawouLD, Prefident of the Sation of Finance ;
FILEVILLI, Reporter of the Commiflion ; and five
Members chofen by ballot : viz. M. M. Carrion-
Nifas, Albiffon, Janbert, Pinteville Cernon, and
Challan. The Senator PLIVILLI PELET, Vice Ad-
miral, died on the ad intl.
Up to the 29th of September, the palrage of the
French troops over the badge of Strafburgh conti-
nued without interruption. Meanwhile thofe troops
which had firft croffed the river had already ad

vanced fo tar as to occupy the vallies of the Kintzig,
of Kappel, and of Gernfbach ; and though, ia..confe-
quence of the forced marches made likewife by the
Auilrians on their fide, the patroles of the two op-
pofite armies had already met each other, yet no
hoililities had taken place. It is even afferted, that at
Oppenau, at the foot of the Kniebis, beyond Ober-
ki, ch, a fquadron of Auftrian cavalry had retreat-
ed, on being fummoned by an Officer who command.
ed a detachnmit of French cavalry, who immediately
entered the evacuated place. In the mean time it
became known at Strafburgh, that an offenfive and
defenfive alliance had been concluded between the
Emperor of the French and the Elaine of Baden,
purfuant to which a Baden corps of four thoufaod
men woufd join the French army.
Intelligence was alfo received, that the Bavarian
troops affembled on the Upper Maine, to the number
of twenty fix thoufand men, would (non join the two
armies led by Marffial BERNADOTTE and General
litarultß, that arc marching to Wurzburgh.
London, England, 1805-10-12

SONNETS.

ON IVY 00!Nr.: ,),viSTT SCOTLAND.

! .c!th frtviiitents of Veneration,
I faw t' y 'illant crags and mountains rife ;
Aafi 31 the bark approach'd its de:illation,
And clearer oFed the profpedt to my e7es,
Fancy her magic inflacnce now fupplies,
And o'er my brain with vivid enrufeation
Effued her meteor light and rainbow dyes.
Sages and Heroes, of high ellimation
In Fame's bti.ht record, rolls upon my slew ;
And rirda, whofe ftruitt, of holler irifpiration,
Admiring Timc's repeated plaudit, drew.
" Hail! I and of Szience, and of Beauty
(My heart detained in facret exultation,)
" May Peace Rill dwell among thy mountains blue!"
Dromore, Sept. 1. 11A f IS.

ON MY RETURN FROM SCOTLAND.

Pleafant, but Sort, with thce,was my fojourn
l'or envious Care forbade a tenger flay :
And, Scotia! with re;ret the Farling day
I law arrive, that warfi'd my Reps to turn,
And pals again o'er yonder billt.wy bourn,
Ere I could half thy charming fcenes furvcy.
But never, till life's pulfe (hall crate to play,
Till Fate confign me to oblivion's urn,
Will 1, unmindful of the kindnefs be—
The cordial frietielfhip I receiv'd front thoe.
Farewell!.—and it I neer Mould view thee more,
Accept this warm acknowledgment from me,
Pcnn'd haftily upon my native Mute,
"Whence, gfimmuing (till, thy diftant clip's I fee.
Promote, Sept. ao.

IL.'TIZ.
London, England, 1804-07-19

TRANCE.

PAM, JUNE 17.
Gen. Savose, with a detachment of Gens.tParmea.
accompanies General Muasau through France to
Spain. Mousey will embark at Barcelona on board
a neutral !hip for Anse' ice.
It was peopofed to Georges, the day before his exe•
mrionsto apply to the Emperor, with the affurance
that he might probably obtain his pardon, He how.
ever dig not comply with this propnfal, and difplayed
the molt nadenntod refolution at his execution.
Several of else condemned petfons addredid the
people in the Court of the Conciergerie while they
straw putting them into the carts ; but fcarcely any
thing dief could be beard no account of the
drams, Mica immediately began to beat, and coati.
timid ty de is till the execution was aver.
The corps of troops commanded by General Au.
kean ilia bolds Will in readinefs to embark. The
wia Fleet, as board of which it is to be embarked,
Is ready to Sul, under the command of Admiral Gam-
TN sin is s.
General Aooserao is Rill here, and nil he repairs
to his pa, the expedition of which he has the cons-
umed cannot fail i he will, however, very loon go
to Bra.
It Is remarked that Admiral MMUS?, wbo for-
merly commanded the fleet at Brea, is the only one
of all the Commanding Officers who has not voted
for the allbmption of the Imperial Dignity.
J•na st It is laid that the new audience of the
Corps will not take place, as was m-
oat Eisaday, the Alsatian Ambeffadors
)61stsc
Coeserset, not having received his new cre-
dential*, though be has informed the Minitier he has
received efForances that be will ray loon receive

thawt- •
• Mame, the day before his departure, fined a
iegal tabrument,by which he imprweri his wife and
les arother-ialaw, jointly, or in cafe of the *Vence of
the farmer, she latter alone to Obis cam's in France.
As the condemned perform were adjudged to pay
jointly and (enroll), the expellees of the procefs,
which amount to a million and a half of lines, the
greater part of the burthen will fall on Mousy,
who arson them pefferes the mob property. It is
Atid. that his Impero Highaefs Prom Louis will
perchafi the C.hateaulmd -Park where Motion re.
lied.
The eight perfens who were condemned to death
Mt pardoned, have been removed to the places where
they ere to fufer their fear years imprdenment.
The journey of the Emperor to Fontainbleau is put
of till nest week,: be will thence go to the camp at
Boulogne.
London, England, 1804-07-19

NETMSZLANDt

Orreries Jour t•—•-lfelterday, about fir in the
MoroinitMoroi . we witnefed a moll deplorable event. The
lighter )of this city, for the pallor of troops,
Ike. fun r with aoo fiddlers upon it, very few of
whom have been Caved. Already too men have
been taken nut, drowned. This fatal accident was
occalioned by the im pr udence of the foldiers them-
felves, who perGßed in paffing, notwithaanding the
remonarances of the lightermen, who urged the
danger of croffing the canal with fu great a number
of people. Thefe fame lightermen, that they might
have nothing to reproach themfelves with, abandon-
ad the lighter. and went to the roard.houfe, to
vegeed the officer to compel Come of the Mien to
leave the lighter. During this interval, the fiddlers
In dhed off the lighter, which funk at about two toifes
&am the bank. Among the fuffcrers, we have to
regret a roller of the 1 at Regiment of Light Infan-
try, an Egyptian f who. after having Paved f6ur
wen, perilbed the viftim of his huminity, in an at-
tempt th five a fifth. A ferjeant had the good for-
me to five nine of his co:nrades at the fame time.
lie defued one them to hold fall by his hair behind.
and the ref! to do the fame, by thcfe immediately
preceding them. The Serjcant fwam with this Ilring
behind him, but he was fo much ethaufted with fa-
tigue, that he mull have been drowned, had not a
sable been thrown out to hi& This accident has
freed great confternation through our city.
London, England, 1804-07-19

TURKET.

Comsrmertworii, Pit t--The letter from the
Film. Cousin, written with his own band, which
M. JouIIIRT delivered to the GUNN Sammtoa, at a
private audience, contained repeated wilbes for the
continuance of the pacific and friendly relations which
fubfift between the Porte and the French Govern-
ment ; and alto affurances, that the latter had never
entertained an idea of landing troops from Italy in the
Mnrea or Albania, but that all fuch reports circulat-
ed at Conflantinople originated from the enemies of
France. The FIRST CONSUL advifed the Porte to be
on its guard again( filch reports, as alto to recolleft
the conflant and difinterelled frienilfhip which Prtafia
always preferved with the Porte, and to do juftice to
the memory of the late Captain Pacha, who had en-
deavoured to maintain and flrengthen thnfe friendly
conneftions, which for feveral years had fubfilted be-
tween the Porte and the French Republic.
The GRAND StlONtnit, in the anfwer which he re-
turned to this letter, makes no mention of the projet
of landing French troops in the Turkifh territories ;
but contents himfclf with expreffing his warmeft
thanks to Bo for his friendly fentiments to-
wards the Sublime Porte, and adding a with that
there two Powers may maintain and confirm, by
every pdflble means, the harmony to fortunately fub-
filling between thou.
The grratelt aAlvity prevails in the Ruffian ports
on the Black Sea. A . great number of troops are
affembled in their vicinity. The RtilEan General
Sraassoroar tit is Rill here, has frequent conferences
with the Turkillt Miniflry, ant does not teem as if
be would loon take his depitreute.for Corfu.

joss t4.—The Ottoman PlenipotentiAry has ar-
rived in the environs of Belgrade, snd having noetg.
ed to the different parties the orders of the Germs
Stratton, the conelufion of a truce is every day ez-
petted, and the confequent arrangements to ellablifh
tranquillity in Servia ; and it appears that the Deys
and their partizans will be compelled to abandon
this province. ,
Srwsordtrar s.—Tbereport that Casts' Cantos
had made himfelf mallet of the fortrefs of Srmendria
is premature. The gartifon of that place, about one
thoufani men flrong. have declared that they will
defend the place to the laft : but as all communica-
tion is cur off fmm them by the ServiAns„ as well by
land as water, it is thought they will loon he compel-
led toforrender. The eriterprize againft Proforevz
focceeited better; that garrifon, confining of four
`hundred men, furrendered on the fiat fummons, and
were allowed to march out with their arms. The
1 troops have been conveyed to Widdin, and the vea-
-1 men and children to Nita. The inhabitants rf Pro-
I forevz have prefemed Cases' Cantor with eight
I valuable bodes, and his troops with Soo pules.
London, England, 1804-07-19

NOLLAND.

Hance, Jut.v 3...—The three companies of French
renediers, which were in guano at the Hague, arc
cone into the camp at Zegot.
On the satit of June, as tranfports failed (torn
r (Mend : they are all intended for CS-
wiry. lilac vials went by the way of the Scheldt.
On the day before their departure, Vice Admiral
%%ensue. arrived again at Flailing from Wend.—
Central Malt WINT is now in the latter town.
The town of Meppen has lately bcen entirely eva-
cuated by she French troops.
ROTTIIIDaII. JOLT to.—On Friday lafl the Legit*.
lative Body decreed an extraordinary loan, to he
railed by a tax of: one per cent. on property and on
income, in proportion to the littera! chiles seLieh
are divided into Sfteen,to make good the deficiencies
of this year, in putluance of a pv)011161,11 made to it
by the Government of Slate on the ad infiant. A re-
sit! .tion was at the fame time adupted for the fpeedy
payment of previous taxes. The firll inflalment
of
the new ma is to be paid nn the t 3th September neat,
and the fecund on Match-4 180 c.
On the fame day, the Legiff.ilive Body decreed a
las, for payment of the intend! of the late Voluntary
Loan, which falls Er ncipally nit the raw materials
bled in the making of caAdles in this country, and
alto on candles and the In called &glint lamps im•
ported into this coon ry, to take place voth January
twos. A tax of 33 gilder' per loolb. is to be laid on
all wax-candles imported.
On Sunday alteenoon lA, a melancholy accident
harper ed on the More, off the Pell Houle. or Hof-
petal, rear Rotterdam. A (mall failing boat, in
which it i. (aid were (mkr women, tan men, and ts.i•
ebildrem•in all 401 iscerons, was fusldenly nye, let,
f ne fay by a futfilen gat of wind, Watts, that every
one laned over one fide of the boat, in der to ie.
covere a child that had fallen out ; when all were nn-
fotinnately &ow nest, mein one mans w hr., by gt ea
exertion., (warn on 'bore, 'minoring with hint one
rr
chilJten : hi. lit.mane fitheittole, however. tea
not crowned with poles, faced's, the child bet,* pat
etc...vet 3. None nl the bodies have been found as yet
London, England, 1804-07-19

swirrJRLANs.

Atosnai jowl 3.—The chief objeAs with which the
Diet will thortiv evettpy itfelf, and for which COM-
miliaries have already been appointed, arc—t. The
affairs of Germany. and thofe particularly which re-
late to Aufiria. a. The draining of the mortifies of
the Linth. g. The archives of the Helvetic Confe-
deracy. 4. The accounts relating to the fettlement
of the adminiliration over fah, and that of gunpow-
der. 5. The new military capitulation propelled by
Spain. 6. The conclufion of the Commercial Treaty
with the Court of Spain.
Zoete'', joys lg.—Our government has at length
put an end to the frequent emigrations from this can.
ton to foreign parts t and Col. Efcher, the principal
mover, who calls himfelf an agent of Rana, is con.
demned by the Petty Council to lofe his right as a ci-
tizen. and he is prohibited from refiding an the can
ton, order very fevere penalties.
London, England, 1804-07-19

PRUSSIA.

Balmy, joss :a-The moll melancholy
gence is continually arriving here of the havock made
by the recent inundation Sileaa, in the Lanfitz,
like. The city of Sagan has been entirely under wa-
ter, and 5o houfes completely deflroyed ; and in its
environs, feveral houfes, bridges, and indeed whole
villages, have been carried away by the force of the
water ; great numbers of &cep and ozen, ana 49 per.
lons have been drowned. At Chriffianfladt the
Boder threittened the whole city with deftruaion ;
every one fled, and the bridges were forced along by
the torrent. The inhabitants climbed up the loftieß
treer, in the forlorn hope of laving their lives; but
thefe, unable to withfland the violence of the water,
were thrown down, and the unhappy perfons who
had taken refuge on their branches and their tops,
were precipitated into a Watery grave. Similar dif-
aflers have afflifted feveral other places; and even on
the mountains the damage has been confiderable. In
South PrufGa thefatal clefts of this inundation have
alfo been feverely felt. Two whole families, in going
from one town to another, on a 'Mt to their rela
tions, were furrounded by the waters, and drowned.
London, England, 1804-07-19

GERMAN?:

LOWIR EL■' Joey a.—The lightning lately ope-
rated in a lingulat manner on a Entree in Bohemian
Kaunitz. Fir 11 it bent its top. tare it then up by the
roots, and carried it along the highway. without in-
juring one of its branches in the kali The fame flatb
(truck leveret perfons near the fpot, but without in-
juring them materially ; and two honks were knock
ed down by it without being hurt.
RaTleanll, JUNI 29.--The ezpelted declaration of
the Eleftorate of Baden has not as yet been given in
to

the Diet.
JULY I.—There teems to be a complete Ragas-
tion in the tranfaainns of the Diet. In a tort time,
however. a declaration from the Court of Pruffia is.
expeded, having relation to the Note of the 7th of
hit month. laid on the table of the Diet by the Ruf-
fian Mintier.
MANNSIN, Juss a9.—The report circulal by
feveral of the public Journals, that the duchy of
Weaphalia would be exchanged for the country of
Hanau, has been officially contradicted. Other fimi-
lar reports of projefted exchanges appear to have no
better foundation.
VItN/111, JUNI f3.—The French Ambaffador
Cn an ran a has again OR received two couriers from
Paris ; and the difpatches which he has received have
occafioned (refit interviews between him and Count
Cosaarzax.
Vienna, Jose 13•••• M. Do PYTHON has been ac-
knowledged by our Court as Charge d'Affaires from
the Republic of Ragufa. The report that Ragufa
will be united to the Venetian territory has been
contradicted here. The French Amballador has not
yet received his new credentials.
London, England, 1804-05-14

XATITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PINZANCE, MAY t t.—Since my lift the Gattaar
[loop of War and REsoLorto■ cutter have arrived
add remain ; and kit evening the brig Padftow, of
Padflow, failed for St. Peterfburgh, with tin.
Fat.mourii. May. t I —Arrived the FLY (loop of
war, from Portfmouth, to give inftrudions to the
outward bound Weil India tips that may be here.
Wind north.

Par sworn, MAY I 2.—Came in from the Channel
Fleet NITTONI, of 98 guns; Cunacionts, of 74 gUni;
IwnITATIo•ILt, of 38 guns, Molwa FONTuwln, of
so guns; and Ramona, of 14 guns, from a cruize
Sailed the Como_tranon, of 74 guns, to join the Chan-
nel Fleet; ENDY M lON, of +4 guns ; SANTA MAIGA.
NITTA, of 38 guns; and Rosati°, of t 8 guns, on a
cruize ; AURORA, of 28 guns, in quell of a privateer
Paid to be off the Start, but She is returned without
having difeoreted her ; Haan; of 18 guns, with a
fleet for Ireland.

PORTSMOUTH, Mer 13.—Sailed the Namasts fri.
gate, for Torbay ; and the &IDE! brig of war; with
the Ceres and the Whitby tranfports for Guernfey.—
Went out of harbour the &aut.! au frigate. Arrived
the Maws. cutter, Lieutenant TALIOT, with feven
tranfports, having the 17th regiment on board, from
Cork. Alfo the SQ3/1111/ of 24 guns, Capt. &owl',
from the Downs is ordered to be fitted for a
foreign Ration. Sailed the MONMOUTH, of 64 guns,
Captain HART, to receive the flag of Admiral Rue-
sat., at Yarmouth. Wind weßerly.

DEAL, MAY i3.—Sailed the SPEEDY Hoop of war
for Portfmouth.—Arrlsed the Oassrss Hoop of
war, from off Boulogne, and remains in the Downs
with the tett of his Mgjelly's Chips as per laft.—
This morning Rear• Admiral Louis (hilted his Rag
from the ARDENT to the LEOPARD man of war, ►n
the Downs. Wind S. E.

Yaascoorti, Mar 13.—Friday evening filed the
STATILY. of 64 guns, Capt. SCOTT, and the Uat-
colts frigate, on a cruife off the Dutch coat. The
Lios armed fbip and Com:7mm* cutter, with a
.beet of merchantmen bound to the 'Baltic, are wind
bound. In the Road, one armed (hip, and three
Cutters.

HAMM, Aran. 24.—The Council of the Marine
have received intelligence that the armed brig Union,
forming a part oFthe diviGon of Captain Faust., has
captured a large Eriglith velfel called the Macley.—
This prize entered Helvoetfluya yeaerday.
London, England, 1804-05-14

Tilt XllO V. PICIOII.

Mr. Datxas Paid he had obtained a rale for a maw
clamant to the Lieutenant Governor of the &ad of
Trinidad, to take the examinations of certain wit-
Dees I duce which Mr. El-lidos had obtained a race
for the'fame purpofe, direded to the Chief Judge of
the Wand. The Court, no doubt, would be difpofed
to think the writs of mandamus ought to be executed
by the fame perfon. He had the affidavit of Go-
vernor Pidon, 'acing that John Nile, Efq. to whom
the mandamus, granted on the motion of Mr. Er-
lkine, was addreffed, only belonged to a Court of
Cater:ladit, for adjuding commercial asks by arbitra-
tion, and had no authority whatever: he fubmitted
that both writs mould be direded to the Governor
or Lieutenant Governor. _ _

Mr. ERSICIII inferred that the prefect:Won again it
the Dcfenchmt was for crimes committed as Gover-
nor of Trinidad. and that it would be improper the
witneffes fhould be examined before his fuceefor._

Lord ELLIIROCOUGN after Mr. Gtass and Mr.
Gaaaow had addreffed the Court, direiled the writs
to Me in the alternative to the Governor or the
Lieutenant Governor, or, in their abfence, to John
Nile, Efq.

THU ZING V. EASTON, *mem, MID TRIM

The two firft of thek Defendants are coal faeorss
Freer is the Beadle of the Coal Exchange. It kelps
this place of boficis is, for the purpofes either of
convenience or monopoly, convened into exclave
property, and a are not admitted without
much ceremony:mar Butterfield, an officer of the
Court, having occafion to lime fnbpanas upon Mr.
Nankin and another Gentleman, did not precifely
amply with the formalities expetted, and in man.
quenee was oppofed by the beadle, haled by his ea.
ployers, and the writs were thrown about the apart.
meat. In coafequence of this violence, thefe Defen-
dants were reported by the Mailer in contempt, and
brought up to receive judgment. They were all
committed to the Marthalfea for fix weeks.
THZ ZING v. W. ItallT, lONS HEAL. PITS& (MONT,
London, England, 1804-05-14

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OP KING'S BENCH, MAY is.

- -
H•sa•s COITUS.—Mr. TOP,IIIO moved, that the
Writ of Habeas Corpus to bring up the body of Ca•
mane De Mandeville, an infant of eight months Old,
who had been forcibly taken away, naked, from her
mother, by her father, &mid be filed. The Coo*
were of opinion that they could not interfere t the
father having a right to the enfiody of his child.—
To•morrow we mall give a fuller account.: Waling
finefs.
London, England, 1804-07-26

itAfERICA

NEW lna R, Jose tg.--1110141 13011APARTIE yee.l
terday vifited the French Frigates at Staten Mind.
The two piict boats, each with a French Officer on
board, chartered .to cruire, one to tbe fouthward
anal vne to the eallward, for Pritilh men of war,
had not roomed Lilt evening If they rett4rn
:With news of a ch.- ir ce,aa, the Frenchmen, wi,h
BON•PARTE, will be off immediately. The boats,
however, returned on the morning of the 16th, and
reported that the coaft was clear, and the frigates
were to COI that day ; but the Jono had hardly got
clear of Sandy Hook, when the was brought to and
boarded by the Cambrian frigate and Driver Poop of
WAT, jolt arrived in the offing in five days from
balifax, and come for the exprefs purpofe of tak-
ing care of the little Jcsosas and liis efeort. The
Find Lieutenant of the Cambrian was immediately
difpetched with a challenge to the French Comm°•
dare to come out and give battle, which you may
. depend be would decline, and will remain blocked up
at New York, with JelloKe and his wife, who had
embarked with him.
London, England, 1804-07-21

♦RR{AL DRCLARATION OF Tlll COMITIAL LEGATION

•OF THE ELECTORATE OE BRANDENBURG.

4, The Legation for Brandenburg will Innen to
make report of the verbal declaration of the Deputy
of the EleCtorate of Baden. fuitable to the importance
of its contents and the fubjett to which it relates. ln
the mean time it believes, from the known fentiments
of his Pruffian Majefly, that it may with certainty
be expetted, that his Majefly will find a confolation
in the declaration of the Elettor of Baden, relative to
the explanations on the occurrence in queflion, as
being fuck as are fuitable to the fentiments of the
French Government and its exalted head, towards
the Empire of Germany, as evinced in the late me-
diation of Peace ; and that his Wetly will give his
approbation to the wills of his Eleetoral Highnefs of
Baden, and the motives on which it is fossnjed."
CoNsrats rigor. Lc, Jugs 9.—Several Councils oi
II
State have been held by the Porte in confequence of
advice that BOvAPAITE Isis been proclaimed Empc-
Tor in France.
The at my deßined to march againft the rebels in
Romelia, who continually fpread their ravages wider,
will amourt to too,ooo men. Many troops from
Alia are on their march through this city to join it.
' The report that the illand of Tenedos has been
(wallowed up by an earthquake is without foundation,
only the walls of an old decayed caftle having been

thrown down.
The report that Lucius BONATARTE Will some
here to negotiate with the Porte on film important
objefts, finds no credit. The Spaniel' trade to the
Black Sea greatly The Ruffian f.pradron,
which palled this city a forti.ight ago, is now in th,
Sea of Marmara I Come of tl.e (hips belonging to it
are damaged.
27.—ThT courier who left this
place on the ryth for Baden, was attacked and pluti-
dered by a band of n•hhers, at fame diflance from
the latter city. The puflallion was k.lled. The di•

ligence was sgo flopped, sad. tobbti co the hie
day by the fate people.
ITALY, Jul.:: 28.— ST. WAroiton;tbe Patron
Saint of the rIENCH Dime, has, as yet, only
been beatified: negotiations, it is Paid, aro
carrying on at Rome for his canonifation.
The Senate of Genoa has deputed the Senates
Dar Ls and recasat, to compliment the Empanel'
Nerocson on his new dignity.
London, England, 1804-07-21

BIRTHS.

On Monday laft, at HeseanTth;;;;dy of Matthew Ridley, Efq,
Lieutenant-Colonel of the Newcaftle Anclated Volunteers, of •
daughter.
On Thurfday morning, Anne Thornyfon, the wife.of a paper.
Rainer, North-itreet, Siaane•Rrcct, of three daughters, all of
whom lived to be baptised.
London, England, 1804-07-21

DIVIDENDS.

Aoguft y. Henry Spalding,Cdeofirletfteld, Sunlit, grocer, at ten,'
at the Angel Inn, Halcfworth.
Auguft 8. Henry Gouffe Bannin, of Ncw Bond ftrct t, St. George,
Hanover fquare, Middlefes, furniture-printer, deatr and chap-
mao, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Anguft 8 Harry Hale, of Bireldniane, London, oilman, dealer
and ehapman, at eleven, at Guildhalk
London, England, 1804-07-28

NEW STAMP DUTIES.
ACOMPLETE and ACCURATE STATE-
MENT a the above Minot!' with the Regulation' attend-
ing the fame, will be introduced in a New Edition of
XEARSLEY's TAX TABLES,
To be publiElscd in a kw days, price is as ufual.

EAST INDIES.
ANY LADY going to Calcutta, by the Ships ex-
pelled to fail in the comic of nert Month, may hear of a
Native Woman SERVANT, at N 0.3, Copel-court, or at Meffm.
!WU% N 0.3, Eilhopfgate Church yard, who would be glad to
engage berfelf in their ferrite for tte Voyage. She pettedly un-
derhand' and Awaits the Englith language, and has made four
Voyages front Calcutta, with the tare of Children to England.

WANTED TG PURCHASE,
AN ANNUITY for the LIFE of a MILITARY
GENTLEMAN, aged 37 years, now Rationed in one of
the Wett India Mande, and not intending to wan to England
during life.
The Annuity to be feenred on landed property, and to be pay-
able in London, half yearly. A thoufand Guineas will be ready
to be advanced by Clsriftisno mu-
ne further particulars apply to Mears Jenkins, James and Co.
New inn, London.—The application muff be made by a Solicitor,
far no other wiU be attended to.

TO SCHOOLS.
'TABART and Co, of the Juvenile and School Li-
Story, No. riy, New Bond-(trees, have opened a Regifter-
bosh, in which they enter free of expsoce, the names of Schools
warning Militants or Teachers, and the Names of Militants or
Teachers requiring &bastions. An contimmieattoor muft be made
freed p..ge.-T and Co.'s Sant Catalogues fent, It re-
rsod orders emented on the towel! terms, cm the ufual Cie-
itiri'llooks and Sualostery of every &fairies.

TO PREGNANT LADIES.
j ADIES in a flare of Creknaney, are refpeafally
A-6 lefeemed that they may be aecommodeted with HOARD
sod GENTEEL PRIVATE LODGINOS, in a healthy &nation ;
mete ottendtd by a profrOlonal Gentleman, or Lady of re(peda-
hew, whit every other attendance that their Swindon requires,
mad their children provided with proper macs. If ulsed.--Ap-
ply to Mr. Roberta, Surgeon, No to, Ceeiktreet. Lou.
tko. The RAO& honour and feavey may be relied oa.--Lcuers
adarelied 'edam (putt mild) will he regularly attended to.
London, England, 1804-01-12

BERKS-FREEHOLD ESTATE.

TO BE SOLD By AUCTION, BY MR. TACO.
Early in the Month of February red, utiles difpofed of ipthenaida
time by Panora CO NT rairr, of which doe Norio will begiwal.
A CIOMPLE'rE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Delightfully and advantageenfly (tune at
MORTIMER WEST END, in the COUNTY of 8ER15.3
Ceofifting of a Farm Houfe, with good Bat s and other neer-Wary
Out-bdidings, and about go Areal of very ezalkat Arable, Mea-
dow, and Paftnre Land, about 3o Acres of which lie in a Ring
Fence round the Houfe, the whale In the ocespation of
RICIAILD Laid OVOID. Tenant at WM.
This Ude Is wdl worth the attention of any Gentleman de-
Emus of being candnetatily fittiated, as it Iles in the centre of one
of the molt seated Villages In Great Britain, mull beautifully inter.
frdfcd with elegant feats,edurned with luxuriant Plantatiose
N. R There are many Hundred Pounds worth of fine thrivin3
Timber vowing on the Eftate, which is remarkable for producing
fine Timber, and great part fit for fellin;.
Mr.Froft, at Use Hort: andGrootn, Mortimer, will Mew the Pre-
mike, and far further particulars, and to treat for the Sale, apply
to Mr. %Caldron, Attorwy at Law,ln Reading.
t'ln a future Advertifaaeut will he given the time and place
of Sale.
London, England, 1804-01-12

PCCLESIASVCAI. PROMOTIONS.

At a Chapter, held ou Friday, the Rev. U. rilism Cos, M. A.
Reeler of k..merton. and Chaplain to the Bithop of Winchelter,
way ele.fted to tho dignity of a Canon Refidentiary 4 that Cathe-
dral, in the room of the Rev. Bottom Ookon, Seceded
The Rev. John Guard. B. D. late Fellow of Corpus Chrißi Col-
lege., Oxford, was inttalled Prebendary of Slope, in the Cathedral
of Winehetter, oat Friday left.
The Duke of Norfolk has prefented the Rev. Benjamin Herrin
to the Rearm. of Ktivirigton, in the county of Nottingham, and
Diouf. of York.
London, England, 1804-01-12

READING SCHOOL.

MR. BORDMAN, one of the Aftiftants of that
Seminary, receives a few Youttg Gentlemen, who enjoy
Bit benefits of a PUBLIC EDUCATION, together with the ad•
*mime of PRIVATE TUITION, and the comforts of DO•
!dFSTIC ATTENTION.
Poe particulars apply to the Rev. Mr. DOIDILAN, Vicarage
Rode, St. Lasvrenee s, Reading.

FRANC: E.
London, England, 1804-01-12

t

the American
, from Dunkirk,
and to Norfolk,
ontrary winds;

parations in dui
ind the dirilion
erfation among
at equipped in
le, the general
ender in a flick,
—but from' the
be cmpored, it
e objet of their

'o the SULPHUR
: fiation, fdys—
e a great num.
readintfs
fucceed in the
)trt gun-(hot all
that the enemy
they go clofe in
.10PARD, of 53
we gut elder
y fire was open.
batteries; but
the !bells burg
11 around us in
e (bore than the
er-gallery, and
abin, broke his
srther damage,
rs were in the
d perceive the
'ere mull be a
'potent ready to
London, England, 1804-01-12

WARRANTED UNDRAWN.

HORNSBY and Co. No. 26, Coanan.E., rerpea-
fully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that the Screed
Day's Drawing of the Lottery will be on Saturday neit the 14th
of January.—Tlokets and Shares are now felling, warranted en.
drawn, and will continue on rale until the Balaban ot tbe Draw-
ing, February 4th.
London, England, 1804-01-12

DUBLIN. JAN. 7.

Wedoefday morning the berry militia, quartered
at Clonmel, marched to Calhel and Tipperary.-0
They are to be replaced, we believe, by the Cavan
militia, the 3d (the Qld Buffs) or by the oth regi.
ment of the line. And the Fermanagh regiment.
wnich makes room for them in Cafliel, is to be quart
tered in Newtown Barry, and other parts of the
county of Wexford.
Ycfferday, Captain Dawson, apprehended a molt
defperate offender of the name of Broderick. who it
charged with having been Prefident of the AirafGna-
tiqn Committee who fat on the life of the Earl of
Canxawrrou, and for which Dunb and others were
executed in Strand•flreet. Broderick efcaped in the
year 1798, and has been out of this country mai%
fume time previous to the 23d July left.
London, England, 1804-01-12

FRENCH FLOTILLA

Monday feinnight arrived at Cork the American
brig Two Brothers, Captain Lowst.s, from Dunkirk,
whicli place the left 17 days finee. bound to Norfolk,
in banal, but forced into Cove by contrary winds;
by her the feveral accounts of the preparations in the
enemy's ports are fully confirmed, and the divilion
of Ireland is the general topic of converfation among
the troops ; the number of gun bnatt equipped in
that harbour is Paid to be incredible, the general
plan 6o feet long to carry one 31 pounder in a Bide,
each calculated to carry too men ;—but from' the
materials of which they are Hated to be compored, it
is not thought this country can be the objea of their
deftination.

A letter from an Officer belonging to the St:Linos
bomb, jul arrived from the Boulogne Ration, rays—
', We law in the harbour of Boulogne a great nun.
ber of gun.veffels, apparently in perfth readinefs for
lea ; but it is impoffible for them to fucceed in the
attempt. Our cruizcrs keep juft without gun-fhot all
day, and as loon as it grows fo dark that the enemy
cannot perceive us from the batteries, they go clot': in
more. A few days fence, as the LSOPALD, of so
guns, and we, were cruising together, we got clofer
in than we imagined, and a very heavy fire was open.
ed upon us from the mortar and gun batteries; but
they did us no damage. Several of the !hells bur ft
right over us, and the fplinters fell all around us in
every direaion. We were clofer to the fhure than the
LBOPARD, one %hot entered her quarter-gallery, and
forcing its way into the Captain's cabin, broke his
time-piece all to pieces, but did no farther damage.
though a great number of the Officers were in the
cabin at the fame time. We could perceive the
fields covered with tents, fo that there muff be a
great number of foldien in the encampment ready to
embark."

DIAL, JAIIUMLII, 11.

No further intelligence has reached us from the
fquadron off Boulogne, but a very heavy cannon.
ading commenced this morning, and continued
throughout the greater part of the day. Tho IN-
mooroirra failed evening to join the fqoadrom
Remain in the Downs his hfajay's Sipe. sad the
outward bound as per lift. Wind S. S. E.

DONGIIMS, jaw. 8.

The Ists and Lsoraan arrived here on Friday left
from a cruise off Boulogne. The Euaracus the
day before fcuttled and funk a gun boat, having on
board two poor devils who had been blown off the
cola on their way from Flailing to Boulogne. On
that day about fizty of the enemy's veffels were out-
fide the harbour; bot they Sewed no inclination to
go beyond the proteaion afforded them by their
batteries. A falute was fired at Boulogne about one
o'clock, which was fuppored to be in confequence of
the arrival of the Flair Consur..