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London, England, 1805-06-27

LAW.

A GENTLEMAN who is at prefent in the cana-
-1 & tion of Managing Cicrk in an Office f,f the I.ooft refpcdtao
bility in the country, pariodarly in the Conveyancing Line,
wiffies for a stuation of the like kind, alto in the country, where,
if hi . talents and condudt Could be approved of, be might pro:nife
Lindell further advantages than a mere Salary. This Advertife- I
ment, therefore, is more im,ncdi.tely addreffed to thole Gentlemen
bf the Profefficn who (whatever may be their motives) wiffi to
relieve thendelves, almoft in the whole, from the fatigues of hu
linefs, an,t to whom a perfon of the defcription mmtioned, fully
competent to the entire erntlu...l of an Office, and entering with
proprr zeal in:o the Interctti of his Employer, would affonl the
means of fa doing.

As this is no common application, the Advcrtifer being a perfun
of fume added's, havilig been regalarly admitted, and for 1-event'
years adively emp!oyed in all the different branches of the profef
firm, hut more particularly in Conveyancing (which he may be
laid to have made, in a manner, his Rudy). and a. it it his with
that his views and illtUlth,lll. may be molt fully underitood, he
thinks it proper to add, that he has been for foam years pall in the
fituation in which he at prefent Is, at a Salary by no means incon-
&iambic, bebdes firm Emoluments which have been thrown in
his way as a mark of approbation, and that it is therefore only
from the rearm he has ~214ncd that he wilts for a change.
Any Gentleman of the Pro'ilßon whom this Advertifenient
may happen to fait, silt be pleafed to adircfs a line to C M. at
Mt. Boyle's, Stationer. Cook's Court, Carry-ftrcet, which will he
immediately attended to, and an anfwer returned as lion as

. -
•„• 'The Advertifer has no °Nation to, but would indeed ra-
ther refer, the fituation of Conveyancing Clerk only, if in an
Office where the bufvwfs is futEeiently extenfive t , admit of its
being thrown wholly into Departmcnts,and the Salary Isada quate
London, England, 1805-06-27

I

TT is (range, that notwithaanding fo much pains has
been taken by the HUMANE. SOM. EY, to bard& the ab-
rurd Praelice, there rhutii.l Rill be found People fo loft to all Re-
&ellen, as to hold the apparently drowned by the Heels. It is
a dreadful truth, that within the Taft three Month!, five young
Perron% have been farriliced to the Grave, who were but a Mort
time In the Thames, &c.
London, England, 1805-06-18

frINDSOR, yuhra 17.

kVe had ha night the fecond terrace Sunday of
the feafon—the Promenade Party was more felet
than numerous—from regulations jet iffued. neither
Ladies nor Gentlemen, but iti fun dreg, will be ad-
mitted on the Terrace after four o'clock in the after-
num. Their Mayssms, and all the female, but
none of de male branches of the Ross. FAMILY
were prefent : they came on the Terrace at feven,
and remained till nine o'clock. Two bands were
potted at the oppofite extremities of the Terrace, and
played all the evening—the Queen's, and the fine
hard of the Stafford Militia. Their MAJIISTIES leave
Windfor in about ten days.
Afcott Heath Races begin to4norrow. Their MA-
jamas will honour the race with their attendance,
add a great deal of company is expcdred from every
part of the kingdom. Our inns are all cronded
already. ' The races continue throughout the weeks
The race balls are not to be here, but at Egham.
London, England, 1805-04-12

Mr. PRATT'. HARVEST HOME.

Dedicated by permiffion to his Royal Higbnefe the Prince of Wales
This day was publiftsed, in Three large Volumes Bvo embelliChed
with a fine Portrait of the Author, engraved by Caroline \Vat.
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German, .
TRAVELS from BERLIN to PARIS, with
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A POPULAR SYSTEM of GEOGRAPHY.

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• By the Rev. J. GOLDsmrcll.
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BIATHS.

Monday, at his I.ordittip's houfe, Credington, Elintthite, the
Right Hon. Lady Kenyon, of a fon and heir.
On the ;d inflant, at Hythe, in Kent, the Lady of Lieutenant-
Colonel Sidney Beckwith, of a daughter.
Saturday laft, of a Rill-born child, the Lady of Jofeph Ethetidge,
Ent Marfli-fide, Edmonton.
London, England, 1805-04-12

. Y.... Wind E. N. E.

tan. nttL
Dublin so I Hunt:lure+ o
Waterford t a Gottenburgh o
Lilbon o

PRNZANCII, APRIL B.—Since my IA the Kittyi
of this place, Noe'. mailer, arrived from Bact with
fundries, and a few Colliers with coals, for this port;
alfo the DOLPHIN cutter from a cruize, and remains.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL to.—Carne in the Danifti brig
Charlotte, Captain Prozasow MoLLsa, from Sour-
dear:, bound to Tonningen, laden with brandy.—,
Sailed the Teht RA IRE, of 98 guns, tojoin the Chan-
nel fleet; and the Pam-metres cutter, of to guns, on
a cruize.

SHEERNESS, APRIL I.—Sailed the Lnittr ELDON,
Joum, and MERCATOR armed (hips, with 117 fail of
veffels under convoy for the Baltic. Wind E. N. E.
DEAL, Arum. I.—Sailed a gnn•brig (name un-
known) on a cruite off the French coad.—Arrived
the ARAB {loop of war fr"m ofF Boulogne ; and
remains in the Downs with the reit of the (hips ab
per Jail—Wind N. E.

YARMOUTH, APRIL Io.—Yellerday failed the
BnADIeRA frigate, and this morning the ADAMANT
and INFLEXIBLE, of 6 guns each, an' a cruize off
the Texel ; alfo the SCOUT (loop of wzr, on a cruize.
off Flufhing. The INSPECTOR (loop failed this after-
noon, on a cruize. The (hips bound to the Eali are
in the Roads, and expee to jon the convoy and pro-
ceed this afternoon, the wind being F. E. The (hips
of war here; are the Monmouth, bldjellic, St. Al-
bans, Antelope, Snipe gun-brig, and two cutters.
London, England, 1805-04-12

MODERN VOYAGES AND TRAVELS;

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:ErtTi

On the 6th inftant, at Hammerfmith, Captain Pletcher Wilkie,
of the 38th Regiment. to Ws Eliza Hales, daughter of the late
Sir John Hales, Bart.
On the 4th instant, at Edinburgh, John Johnston, Efq. to Mifs
Anne Maria Douglas, ddelt daughter of Archibald Douglas, Efq.
of Midfhcls.

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ton, banker, In Lombard-ftreet, to Mira Sufanna Bartlett, third
daughter of the !ate john Bartlett, Efq. of Bideford.
London, England, 1805-04-12

To the OFFICERS, tooth Regiment of Foot.

I have had the Honour to receive your kind Addrefs. With
heartfelt pleafure I accept the SWORD you prefoot me, and
flull wear it with pride. as It evinces your approbation of my
condudt—and, be allured, it makes me truly happy to find by
this teftlmony of regard, from fo refpedtable a Corps of Offi-
cers as I have the honour to command, that you are fully fa-
tbfied with the exertions I have made to forward your intereft.--
I am highly Mattered Ty the confidence you have repofed in me,
and truft I (hall make fuch tire of the Sword I receive front yon,as
will entitle me to a continuance of your friendlhip—it Ihall be
drawnonly in defence of my King ar.dCountry.and never refigned
bit with my life. FREDERICK JOHN FAI.KINER,
London, March 7. Colonel tooth Regiment.

This day was publifited, elegantly printed in stn. prier tss. ip boards,
ACADEMICAL. QUESTIONS, VOI,.
37. the AUTHOR of a Tunflaion of Perfius.

Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies. Strand.
London, England, 1805-04-12

s rAFFORDSHIRE.

FOR POSI rivE and PEREMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,
At the Great Room, in Pall Mall, on Tburfday, May 23d, at
one o'Clnek,

A CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, called
A SUGNALL HALL, confining of a Stone built Modern
Manton, with numerous attached and detached Offices adapted to
the Villa and elegant Ferme Ornee, capital Walled Kitchen Gar-
den. Hot hoefe, Gieen-houfe, &c. &c. and Two Hundred and
Three Acres of Land of the firft quality in a Ring Fence, diverfi-
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Nature. The Manflon is frated on a bold eminence backed and
theltered by full grown Plantations and riling Grounds from the
North, and commanding Profpeets over the Park-like Home
Grounds, and 30 Mlles in extent over a Fertile, Populous, Healthy,
and finely Broken Woody Country, abounding with Game, floe
Roads, Field Sports, and Gentlemen's Seats. The Elate is fubdi•
vided by Sunken Fences into convenient Inclofures, and inter-
fperfed with luxuriant Clumps and Plantations of large Spreading
Foreft Trees. The Pleafure Grounds continued through the de-
oscine Woods, in all the variety of Englifh Landfcapc Gardening,
and terminated by Copmeer, a natural Lake fed by an abundant
Stream, and Waal by Hanging Oak Woods which are reflected on
its pellucid furfaee of too Acres, and contrafted by the molt en-
chanting open Views. Taftc, Genius, and Mechanifm, have beets
molt happily exerted in decorating this charming (pot.
Situate two mills from the Market Town of Ecclelliall, adjoin-
ing to the Chefter and Mail Coach road from Landon ; nine miles
from Stafford, eight front Stone, land a navigation), nine from
Newport and Market Drayton, it front Newcaftle, s 7 faint
Shrevribury, 38 front Cheiter, and too from London.
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may he feat at Mr. Crutwell's, Printer, Bath; Mr. John loiter,
Architeet, Liverpool; and in Pall-MalL
London, England, 1805-06-20

PARIAMANTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, I,VEDNESDAY, JUNE 19.
Lard OLENBERVIE, accompanied by feveral Members, de•
livered a metrage from the Commons, purprting, t'•at the Cont.
mittee of that Houle. on which the permiffion of their Lordlhip
tar the attinulance of the Lewd Preditent, and the Earl of Buck-
ighandhire, had been reqnefteil. basing cIoCA the hearing of evi-
dence, and made their report, the neceflity for fuch attendance, on
the pan of chore Noble Lords, no pongee t•sitted.
Mr. ALEXANDER prefented the Beaman's Fneouragement
Bill, and the I.nridon Port Impmveme•az Bill,whieh, with feveral
private Bills• recently brought up, we re feverally read a tied time.
The Bills upon the table were frowarded in their refpe.flive
pages. Among there the !nth Feder Duty Bill, the Englillt and
Irdis Militia Pay MU, and the Militia Adjutants Bill., feverally
went through Committees of the.. whole Houle, and the Reports
T,:ceived.

In the Committee on the General Turnpike Road 8i11...
The Duke of NORFOLK. obje.'led to A9t iif its leading provi-
eons- By the former tta., rookty of certain mimics, teeietl for
offences andtr the Ad, yeas ;ranted to the informer. hi the pre-
Coe MI, the whole Itd,aey was appropeiat,ti to the repairs of the
roads, which would deprive the informer of his principal motive
fur &fling. He, the,:efore, propofed an amendtnent, tending to
reßore the provitiou of the former 41 eft, in that re (peel.
Tbis propofitior„ not fuming to meet the fettle of the Commit-
tee, was, ett tite•queftion being put, negatived without a diviiion.
The Report of rile Bill was ordered to be rests-rd to-morrow.
A Petition f.rom Sir John Johnitone, Ben. claiming the title of
Marquis of Ssonandale, Ike. wai prefented, and referred. by their
Leedligin, to the confideratlon of the Committee of rii,ileges.
The I-Vanfe rdulved into a Committee on Moore'. Divorce Bill,
when re• ierat amendment's were made, by the ontiffion of certain
laufes.
Th e Stipendiary Curates MI went through a Committee of the
wloile Haat', and was ordered to be reported to morrow ; when
the lord Chancellor raid, he &mild move fur the re-commitment
of the M.
London, England, 1805-06-20

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-.41/Ind N. E.
• • AIM. DIM AIM DON.
Deblilt • o Hamburg's o
Waterfordo t Gattenbursit o
Leeward Elands o o Lilbou o t

PLYMOUTH, JUNI 17.—Came in the LADY W*R•
REM, of 18 guns, from the Channel fleet, with light
vidualleis. Sailed the Pstosmir, of 36 guns, with
live bullocks, and other form for the first off Bra.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 19.—Sailed the NEMESIS fri-
gate, and the PROSPERO bomb, on a cruize.—Wind
S. W.

DIAL, Juma 19.—Arrived and failed for the Ri-
ver the Baltimore, LONG, from Baltimore, in 39
days PerIiVCIADCV, EVANS, and the Two Friends,
linCals, from Chefler.—Sailed through the Downs
the Streatham outward-bound Ealt Indiaman, for
Portimouth ; and DILIGENCE (loop of war for Sheer.
nets.—Came down the Northampton outward-bound
Indiaman, from the River, and remains in the
Downs with a fleet of Gips of war and outward.
bound v' effels. Wind S. W.

Taarsouin, Juni lg.—Arrived the Baltic, Dza-
NELL, From Memel : The failed from Elfineur on the
7th inft- in company with about Igo fail, under con-
voy of the VuLvuna floop of war. Palled in the
Offing lag night, the Rost eta armed ftip, with a fleet
tinder convoy from the Nore to the Baltic, and were
joined from hence by the Yare, HOLLAND ; New Ve-
nus, UntzpitEnv ; Tiber, PALMER ; Hefer, BRIE.
TOW, and the Betfey, Ht et.s, for the Baltic, and the
Bonetta, BEST, from Lor.don, for Reval, which put in
here wind bound. The Jonge Anlina, itirrns, from
Amtlerdam, for Bilboa, is fent in here by the Mo
SELLS floop of war. Sailed on a cruise the OTTER
Hoop of war; HARDY and Flattens: gun brigs.—
Arrived feveral fail, prizes to the North Sea Fleet.
Wind S. W.

Hutt,. Inas t7.—The Mary, Werra, from Mo
gadore to London, and the William, of Shields, in
ballaft, were captured the loth of May by a French
privateer, and carried into Calais,. Captain WHIM
was dangeroufly wounded, and died in two days after.
On Tneklay laft three orange fail were perceived off
the Holdernefs coaft, which, on their near approach,'
appeared to be flips of confiderable force. On the
private fignal being th: own out-at the different pods.
they immediately !toiled Englah pendants, and flood
the northward. When a lhort dillance from }l4lll.
borough Head they met an armed fhip, fteering
Louth, which they brought to and boarded, and then
crowding all fail, took her along with them. And on
Thurfday evening a fleet of collier., confining of 63
brigs and a (loop from Neweallle, &c. paired by far
London and the Southern ports.
London, England, 1805-04-24

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEOII.
And] as, log.
'THE Governor of the Royal Military College,
-11. dodo hereby give notice, that, as the New Building now
greeting at Marlow far the amonimodadon of the Catlett of the.
Junior Department of tbeß,,al Military College, will not be fuffi-
dently dry by the fir& Tod lay in May for their reception; the
Menthe, of the Collegiate Board, which was appointed on that
day for the puruofe of examining the fevers! Candidates far ad-
imams, is pollponcd until Friday the 7th of June next.
London, England, 1805-04-24

.EXPEDITION TO EGYPT io 'Sot.

----
THE Committee ippoi nted for manalting the Sob-
feripiloo for the RELIEF of the WIDOWS, WIVES, and
CHILDREN, of the KILLED and WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
SAILORS, and MARINES, on the EXPEDITION to EGYPT,
under the Command of the late Goias! Sir RALPH ABER
CROMBIE, are micelle& to meet at the bode of Mr. Id*
Doug*, No. ty, North Audley•theee, OroftwionApoire, oa
SATURDAY NEXT the. tyth Meant, at twelve o'clock, when
an account of the togal mem of the fehfcription, of the (um hi-
therto dißrlltsted.of the rebabk claims that may be made. and
of the Wanes employed hi Government &Moltke, will be laid be.
Los the Righi Hanciorable General the Earl oftlealllNOTON, Pp.
pointed by the Commodes to Chief to /imam his Royal High-
ode, as Preadem of thcCommittoc, In the mom of the late GM.
salSil WILLLAM FAwc&TT.

In the refs, and [Pandit, will be pubillbed,

TRAVELS IN ITALY, within the prefent Year.
By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE.

• • Ttantiated from the original MS.
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friar. Of whom may be bad, by the famc Author,
TRAVELS in SIBERIA, In 3 vol& z no. and in PRANCE,
3 rola

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an accurate and extenfive Map of the wh,ie Mends, and Eleven
Plates of fame at the moft imerdting objcas they contain, price
11. Cm 6d. in hoards,
'HE HISTORY of the ORKNEY ISLANDS :
in which is comprehended, au Amnia of their Prefect, as
well as their Ancient State; together with the advantages they
pads for feveral branches of induftry, and tha means by which
they may be improved.
By the Rev. GPORGE BARRY, D.D.
Minder of Shapinihay
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HE TOPOGRAPHY of TROY, and its Vicinity,
illuftrated and explained by Drawings and Defer!pitons
Dedicated, by pc:million, to her Grace the Duebefs of Devonatire.
By WILLIAM CELL, F.fq.
Of Jefus College, M.A.F.A.S. and late Fellow of Emanuel
College, Cambndge.
in the Work are given 43 coloured Plates, taken from accurate
Drawings made oothe fpot by the Author,and chiefly engraved by
Mr. M. dland. Each Plate has Its appropriate letter +refs deferip-
tion In which every Precaution has ken taken to render the fub-
Jett intelligible to the reader. The Work is defigned to afford en
opportunity to fuel' as have not vifded the country, °rot-ming
tittle own opinions of the Topography of Homer. Tholk Verfes
of the Iliad and OdyCey arc eked, which defetibe, or appear to
deferibe, the particular portions or monuments of the Trued. The
Views confift of a delineation of the whele Coaft of Phrygia from
Anundros hi the Gulph of Adramyttium, to the Vale of Ilymbra
on the Hellefpont.
Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, No. 39, Pater.
softer row
London, England, 1805-04-24

B kNKRIIPTS.

John Barton, of New-court, li et-Market, I.nniton, ell-renter.
dealrr and Chapman, to furl melts April 29, May 7, cod June 4.
at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Patten, Crof' ltreet, !Litton
Garden.
John Rhodes, of Manehefter, merch:.nt, manufaCturer, d• al-^r and
Chapman, May t 1, to, and June 4, at three, at the r Royal
Oak Inn, Market-ltreet lane, Manchriter. AttIVTICS, MOTS.
Keatilzy and Caldwell, in Man:l:cite r ; or Mr. !dd.:, Curfitur-
ttrrtt, London.

EIRTif.
On the t4th infant, the Hon. Mrs.Dundas, of Mclvinc, Scot-
laud, of a daught,r.

MARRIED.
On the 13th init. John Routh, kfg. of Auftin.friars, to Mils
Dunbar, of Camberwell Grove.
CaptainVarlo, of the Royal Marines, to Mira Pritzler, daughter
of Theo. l'ritzler, I lg. of Aultin friars.
Saturday, at Mary•la-banue Chureh,Lii or. James Maclean, of
the 22d Light Dragoons, to Mils Harley, daughter of thi. late
Parker Huley, Efg.
Wednefday, at Southmolton, Devon, V. S. Cornifh, Erg. of
Southallington, to Mil, Ann Courtenav Floe .
London, England, 1805-06-29

TO THE BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE.
A PERSON of RESPECTABILITY, who has
held a huail appointment und,: Government for there 16
years,wh., has a Wife and two final! Children depending folely on
iris exertions for theirtupport, and whole ruin mutt be Inevitable. '
urtkG he (hook' be fo fortunate as to obtain a few pounds from a
generous Public ; looks with a plcafin: and anxious hope to this\
Taft refource as the only means to enable him to retain his fitoa-
tion, prefervc his refpeciability, fupport his family, and (aye him
from prifon. It would here take up too much (pace to detail his
long futferings and exertions to keep his wants a fecret in his own
bofom: hi, endeavours have failed, and he humbly begs to refer
thole whom Novi pence has bleffed with a dicofition to relieve
the wants of their fellow creatures, for a fuller accouct to Mars
ihtd(ull and Stirling, Banker,, No. 345, Strand, and Meas. Bol-
dero Lulhington, and Co. No 30, Cornhill, where the (manta
dcattiotts will be molt thankfully received-and gratefully acknow-
h. ;gni. He beg% to return his molt grateful thanks to,
GH. (of Sundetland), Lx ooIX. Y. Z. • 4; 1 0 0
Anonymous - I t 0 I E. . o 0
K. F. Efq. aoofALady . o to 6

TO BE PUBLICLY SOLD,
To the Highdt Bidder,
At the Cullom Houle, Nevrcaftle, on Tu Allay the ad of July,
tBos, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE SLOOP HOPE, burthen 42 60.94 Tons,
with her Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture.
The Brol.ms Parts of the and the Sails and other Materials
of a Lurfail Boat, hurdler. shoot to Tons.
Eiieot Oil Cloths, 2 Pi.ces of Linen, t 1.00k:og Olaf'.
sco Gallo.,s r f Geneva, for private Ure.
zap Gaitous of Erandy, for general Ufe.
The Sloop (which is entitled to a Etritlfh Stegifter), may be feen
on Mr. flowlt's Landing, in Gatefhead. Her Materials, and thole
of the Boat, with the other Articles, at the Culionslaraufe.
London, England, 1805-06-29

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES. TYTHE FREE,
With 'Cluse feveral MANORS and TYTLIES, to a very great
extent, &c.
To be SO!.D by AUCTION, by THOMAS WETFNHALI.,
In I.nrs, at tae tioufe of James Hurry, known by the Name 6f
the Falcolt, inn, in Whittlefey, within the Inc of fly, in the
Cusnty of Canibtidge, on Monday next, the Tit day of July,
between th Hours of Thtet and Six in the Afternoon, fulijea
to fuch Conditions of Sale, as will be then and there produced,
SUNDRY valuable ESTATES in WHITTLE-
SEY, aforefaid. confining of the Right and inter at of the
Impropriators Li and to all and finguLtr the Tythes of the common
open Fields, and other Lands and Hers:dna:meats within the feve-
ral extenfive P.:riles of Whittlefey Saint Mary and Whittlefey
Saint Andrew; together with divers Freehold Menages or Tene-
ments, Farm,, and inclofed and open Field Lands, containing alto-
gether upwards of Two Thoufand Acres of molt excellent Ara-
ble, Meadow. and Panure Grounds, in a very high State of Cols,-
ostion, and Tythc free; now in the Occupation a very refpcdta.
bl:lMants, at Will only, under low Rents.
Alfo, the Three fevers! Manors of Whittlefey Saint Mary,
Whit:lefty Saint Andrew, and the Redlory of Whittlefey Saint
Mary. commonly called the Coquenary,with the Fines, Quit-rents,
Filherie., and other Manurial Rights thereunto refpeaively be-
Toning ; and alio the Right of Prefentation to the Vicarage or
Perpetual Curacy of Whittlefey Saint Mary, afortfaid ; the prefeut
incumbent whereof is aged about fifty five Years.
The Paid Farms and Lands are extremely valuable, the low
Grounds of which being molt excellently embanked and drained
by isoper Wat•_r.mitts or Engines, and fituate near to or adjoining
the Cetera! Navigations of Morton's Leans, the Nene, and Bevill's
River, all extending to, or communicating as well with the leveret
Corn.market Towns of Peterborough, Wilbech, and Cambridge,
as alfo with the principal Sea pure Town of Lynn. The Soil
porieires an inexhaullible degree of Fertility, and whether ufed as
Arable or Failure, is equally luxuriant in Vegetation. •
To view the Eitate, apply to Mr. John Boyce, of Whittlefey,
atarefaidt f whom, and of Mr. Barley, Attorney at Law, at
March, printed Particulars may be had; as alfo at Gray's Inn
Coif, e-houfe, Holborn ; the Three Cups Inn, Aidesigate-d7cer,
London; the Role Inn, Cambridge ; the Role Inn, Wilbeds; the
4n3cl lea, Peterborough; and of the .06,1goilcora Eli.
London, England, 1805-06-29

TROTTER'S INDEMNITY.

Mr. WHITBREAD moved for leave to bring In a Bill to in-
demnify Mr. Trotter and all other Perfons who were employed
in any ()flee under Henry Lord Vifcount Melville, while be was
Treafurer of the Navy, front any confequences that might other-
wife refult from their connection with the Tranfaelions for
winch be Rands now inTeached, in order that they may be ena-
hkd to give evidence agatuft the Paid Henry Lord Vitiator Mel.
villa—Leave was then given, and Mr. Whitbread, Mr. Fox, Mr.
Sheridan, and Mr. Grey, were ordered to prepare the fame.

MR. TODD JON S.
Mr. FOX pref.:wed a Petition from William Todd
Jones, Efq. a prifoner, confined for the lalt two years
in the gaol of Cork, in Iceland, by order of Govern-
ment, under the authority of the Ad fir Sufpending
the Habeas Corpus in that country.
The Petition fets forth, that Mr. Jones, the Peti.
timer, was arrefled in Cork two years fence, upon the
warrant of a Clergyman, who is a Magifirate of that
County, upon a charge of fufpicion of feditions prat•
tices, unfounded upon any evidence, on oath, of any
perfon whofe name has ever been communicated to
him; that this detention was afterwards fanetioned
by a warrant of detainer from the Chief Secretary of
the Lord Lieutenant; that he has been ever fince
clofely imprifoned, and feclnded Iron; all communi.
cation with his flicads and that, in conliqueace of
London, England, 1805-06-29

THFATRE,BIRMINGHAM.—BY AUTHOR! Pi
Fifth Night of the YOUNG ROSCiUS performing here.
N MONDAY EVENING will be preCented the
0 Tragedy of DOUGLAS. Norval, by the YooNeßoscros,
(th: laft time of his Fistiornii,4! that Character here this Seafon) ;
Charon, Mr. Barrymore ; Norval, Mr. Harley and Lady
Rand":ph, Mrs. Jolmfon.—To which will be added the Farce of
LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS.—On Wednefday, the
Tragedy of the Diltrdt Mother. The part of Oreftes by the
Young Rofcins.—On Thurfday the Tragedy of Tancred and Sigif-
rnanda. The put of Tancred by the Young Rofcius.—On Fd-
day will be prdcutect the Tragedy of the Revenge. The part of
Zang& by the Young Rofcius, being the halt night of his =pie-
Trent— ' Prices as ulhaL
London, England, 1805-06-29

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
Lames AND oeuTtatatan,
YOUR Honourable Court having publicly de-
dared thdr with to Lave more Nautical Mcn in your Di.
rcetion, I take the Liberty again to fnlicit clic honour of your fup-
port on the nest vacancy, and prefume to hope that twenty•five
years salve iervict in t..e Company's Ship; rnty entitle me to your
appr.hal.34. I have the honour to te,
Your molt obedient humble Servant,
Barnet, Herts, Jane 26. JAMES MONMO.
London, England, 1805-06-29

EAST.INIJIAHOUSE, yam 28, rBO5.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
comm.vrg MERCHANTS' of ENGLAND truing
bat EAST INDIES, do berg" give Notia,
That a General Court of the laid Company will be held at their
houfc in Leadenhall-area, on Friday the tath July next, at eleven

o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpofe of laying before the Court
further proceedings of the Court of Diredlova, refpcdfing 'the
Plan for forming an E(iablifhinent at Home for the Education of
Young Men intended for the Cotnpany's Civil Service in India.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, &usury.
London, England, 1805-06-11

CLOTHIIII•

_ .:.t.L

Admiral BERKELEY moved for leave to bring in a Bill for en.
ar.;i:.; and ;nether extending the Clothiers' Machinery Penalty
:Ir. PETER MOORE made ftrong eiijedlions to the motion,
ar.d bid. that loch a Bill would be s violation to the pktlge given
by hi. Majefty's Minifters three years !ince ; that (he. laws re-
tPecling the Clothing &dines in England fhould undergo, in the
vtly •,:ext Seffion, a comple:e revilion, with a view to their
annerdosent. &Ilion after Sefilcn bad paired, with no otl er ntea-
fare than Bills of Sufpenfron from ye,,r to year, which were in
their opr r,tions, ruinous to the indtaftry of ft veral hundred thou-
(and lwaeft and ingenious manufaCturers, whore labours had pro.
due; el tie malt confiderable advantages to our commerce, and
the Cor .inent of Europe ander a tribute of twenty millions a-
year to Uric ifh prufperit y.
After a few words from Mr. LASCELLES, who argued .the
impoillnility of getting thii BiJ through in the prefent Seffloti,
even with all the apence to which the parties would be put in
bringing up evidence. leave was given.
London, England, 1805-06-11

NORTHER, POLITICS.

At a period when the public mind is fo anziatilly
direfted towards the Political Movements of the
North of Europe, it is with fatisfaaioa that wa We
enabled to contemplate the (late of the Courts ofdtit
part of the world, through the medinm of a PAO.
cation which has jail made its appearance, 'called,
A Northern Sommer • or, Travels Rowed t& Gallic, by
Mr. CARZ, a Gentleman who appears to have 'pof-
felled, and ably availed himfelf of every advents.
geous opportunity of making. thofe remarks, which,
with equal elegance and vivacity, hehas communicat.
ed to the Public.

Although he appears to have cemlidered Politics
as foreign to his principal and profeffed °Elea of de.
fel ibing National Charafteriftics, yet he has furnifind
us with fuch obfervations upon the reigning Sove-
reigns of the North, as to authorife thong political
inferences. The refult is, that from the antipathy
which the fiefts of the neighbouring northern king-
doms bear teach other, our only hope of genuine
and powerful co-operation nsuft be from Ruffia,
wliofe troops, Mr. Casa lays, prefent as fine as ap-
pearance, and are as well difciplined as thofe of the
firft military nations on the globe. The Work con-
tains a very animated defcription of the reigning Em-
peror ALEZANDIII, and his Augur} Family, who are
reprefented in a very amiable light, and as mach at.
tached p this country.
The critical 'and awful events which occurred, dur-
ing the brief reign of the late Emperor, cannot fail to
render a circumilantial development of thofe
eir-
cum(lances which attended his fall in a high degree
interefting, and Mr. CARS has unfolded them in a
mailed', manner ; and the narrative cannot fail to
be as gratifying as its melancholy nature will admit
to the illuftrious forvivors, whofe conduit and cha,
rafter throughout that momentous and gloomy affair,
are effeaually refcnedfront ;he flighteft Mare of blame.
The Work teems with manly and liberal fentiment,
and its tendency is to aft in more ftrongly bidding
together the interefts of England and Ruffia, the
only nations that appear capable of affording deli.
verance to the vail portion of enflaved Europe.
London, England, 1805-06-11

MONEY ON MORTGAGE.

WANTED the SUMS of S.cool. or to,oool.
upon Mortgage Security of nndeoi-ble landed Ettstcs of
ample value, in the County of Durban—clic Property Tax will
be paid by the borrower. 1
Further particulars maybe had on appllearion to Mr. King, So.
licitor, No. 8, Cattle-Itrect, Holborn ; or to Mr. Matsu, Solid.
tor, Doncalter, Todd:hire.

PURSUANT to a Dem.:: of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Ciuk. intitled " XLTOCI againft
CLAxxi," the Creditors of GEORGE BIRCH, late of the Six
Clerks Office Chancery-lane, London. and of Hafnpftead in the
Coon?). of Middlefea, Efq. tkeeafed, are on or before the 23th day
of June, 180 s, to come in and prove their debts before Jousi
Oao, Efq. one of the Mailers of the rigid Court, at leis Chambers
in Southampton.buildings, Chancery-lane, London or in default
thereof they will be per,:mptorily excluded the.bLneflt of the laid
llterce.
London, England, 1805-04-23

TIIEATRE-ROYAL. DRURY LANE.

THIS PRESENT EVENING. APRIL 23, 1805,
will he performed the Colptsly of
THE PROVOK'D HUSBAND.
I.ord Townley, Mr. POPE.
Lady Townley, Mils DUNCAN.
To which will be added (serer performed) a New Comic Open,
In 'Two Ads, called
THE SOLDIER'S RETURN;
Or, WHAT CAN BEAI TY DO
The Caaraders by
Mr. POWELL, Mr. HAOHNSTON, Mr. BANNISTER,
Mn. SPARKS, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mite DE CAMP,
and Mrs. BLAND
To-morrow, The Honey Moon.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, APRIL 24, 1805,
will be tided the new Comedy of
WHO WANTS A GUINEA
Or. THE IRISH YORRSHIREMAN.
Arta which will be performed (for the 7th dine) a Grand Sedom
Ballet of Adtion, in Two Parts, called
AGGRESSION ;
Or.
THE HEROINE OF YUCATAN.
_ _ _ -

This Evening--Zan; Mao (fccood time) Mailer BITTY
With the Poor Soidkr.
London, England, 1805-04-23

Dr. 13UCHAN's DOMESTIC MEDICINE.

ASPURIOUS EDITION of thiso;fu4ble Work
being recently announced, with pretended Improvements by
another Hand, the Public are refpeafully informed that a New
Edition (being the Nineteenth) of the genuine Work, is jutt pub-
tithed, in One large Volume O±lavo, price Ss. 6d. in boards, by
the original Proprietors, T. CAdell and W. Davies, Strand; W.
Creech, and E. Balfour, at Edinburgh.
14t To Otew with what care the Author reviled his Work fo
I,tely as In 5803, and to point o,t the confiderable additions and
improvements which were then made, (which no fpuricus pub-
lic •tion caa pciffefs). it is thought right to fubjoin the Author.
Advertifensent ou that.occafion in his own words—

••• 64 Many fpurinus and mutilated Editions of this Work
being now in circulation. coeled from the °idea and molt imperfect
Editions (publiflied above thirty years (Ince) and with pretended
improvements, Dr. Buchan thinks it his duty to put the Public on
their guard spit& thole Impofitim s, h.tended to take in the un•
wary, and to injure the Author's reputation, by making him
rerponfible for their errors and dcfaCts. In this Eighteenth
Edition; he has confiderab.y enlarged every Chapter, and intro-
duced above an Hundred Pages of original Matter, on a Variety
of new and interefting Subjects. the Ronk of his Practice and Ex-
perience, which he hopes will render the Work snore conducive
to the great Purports of general and dein! Information."

t4rt A. above may :Lifto be had, lately publdbed by the fame
Author, ADVICI to Mor at as on the Subjedt of their own Health
and of the Means of promoting the Health. Strength, and Booty
1 of their Ofsprieg, s Vol. he, 6s. in Boards.
London, England, 1805-04-23

SONS OF THE CLERGY.

THE REHEARSAL of the MUSIC to be per-
formed at the Anniverfary Meeting of this CHARITY, will
be in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, on Tuefday the 7th, and
the Anniverfary Oil Thurfday the 9th of May, when a Sermon
will be preached before his Grace the Lord Arebbilhop of Canter-
bury, their Lordthips the Mope, tie Right Honourable the Lord
Mayor, Aldermen, Clergy, &e. by the Rev. CHARLES BAR-
KER, B. D. Canon Refidauiary of Wells.

STEWARDS.
It R. H. the Duke of Suffca Right Hon. Charles %that*
I .ord A rah i Atop of Timm Sr Richard Welch, RM.
Duke of Bedford Rev. Doiflor Crawford

Lord !Whop of Gloueefter Rev. Mr. Com
night Hon. Lord Grantham Chula Bithop, Efq
lord Chief Janice Mansfield Henry subbing. Efq
Right Hon. Lord Mayor David Pills Watts Eft
The Mufie will eonllit of the Overture of Either—Mr.l eanders
Dettingen Te Down gni jubilate, with the Chorus from the Mel.
Hallelujah, for the Lord God Omnipotent reigneth," an An-
t htin compd. don purptie for this Charity by Dr: Boy*, and Mr.
Handers Grand Coronation Anthem. Thb Mulie to be coseludted
by Sir Wm. Parons, Muf D.
The Doors of the Cathedral will be opened at ten eriodt.
Tickets for the Cathedral and for the Dinner at Merchant Tay-
lors' Hall to be bad of Mars. Hormel& and few., hoolikllen,
Bond-*root; ; Mars. Rivingtott's, IL Paul's Chor-yard; John
b.,- 'ln, Eft Fir* -Fridtsee., Temple, gratis.
Eenefadtions to this Chanty will be Mankjully rereivedby John
Bacon, Efq. Tree**' * the Rec. O.H. Olalie, Ewekville-fireet,
&dietary to the Stewards..

DANCING
MR. ALLEN', ANNUAL BALL will be at
the New Loodoa Tama, Cheapade, oo THURSDAY,
May 20—Tickets, Half•a-Oninea tack, to be bad at Mr. Astrast's
private Dancing Academies, Na 19, Sberngd-arest„ , Geddes.
!Quart; No. to, BouverteArlet, Fleet-Brett; sod No. to, Great
Alin-Itreet,Goodmaa'sr,alds.
(N. B. Thla is not a Ban for Claire%) Sobkrtpdon Evealap
will continue as afoaL

Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learned the
areoniplament of Dancing, Of not in its improied modern ityle,
arc taught by Mr. Allen on plans carers!, formed for thole to
whom it is an object to acquire it expeditiouGy, privately, and in
the mitt elegant and falhlomable style.

Foreigners, Otricers.and Country Reddens, who may with to
leam in a few dim may Board and Lodge privately iu the Hoak
and receive eaulant loftlmaion.

•MONEY FOR BILLS, &c.
A GENTLEMAN vrbo does not choofe to declare
Unfelt in a public Advertifemcnt, who has it in his pOwer
to procure any fum of Money inihe rigienciercf the moment for
good Bills or upor. other certain Security (by Annuity or otherwifc)
lathes :o be employed as the Agent of perfons who can convince
tilm of their repeetability, whether of the hiereatrile or faflinindbie
part of the World who may be in peed of pecuniary afFitance.—
Prifonal applications mull be made between the hours of ten and
three.—Add refs the fuperintendant, No 3, Bra nfwiek-row,
fquarc, Bloondury, (poll paid). Unobjedtionablu Bills mated in
two hours.
London, England, 1805-04-23

A I .L Perfons wit:, have any demand •in the private
I Mate and ilfeas of Ellis Were, I.:te of Edmonton, in the
County of Millairfes,Efgrand ofßrrth.liometar I,ne,Loodon, Ban.
ker, dceraftttrre reverted furthwith to f udar,rcuuntthereofto
Mr. Bowden[, Camonaile.itreet, Bilhopfgee P-, LWOW) tnr to
Mr. Wood. Solicitor, St. itartholoni.w's Hofpital, London. In
order to the fettlement and difelarge thereof And all perforis in-
debted to the bid Eftate are required forthwith to pay the Lame to
the raid Mr. Bowden or Mr. Wood.

Th 4 day was poblifhicl, price as.
SUGGESTIONS for the IMPROVEMENT of
the MIL) FARY FORCE of the BRITISH EMPIRE.
By the Hon. Brigadier General STEWART, M. P.
Printed fur Thum Egerton. Military Library. Whitehall.
London, England, 1805-08-10

GIBRALTAR, JULY 13.

This morning the BITTERN Hoop of war arrived
from Malta, with three veffels under her convoy, in
nineteen days. Lady BICKERTON came paffenger on
board.

TIIC BITTERN raw Sir James Caato's expedition
to the Eaflward of Minorca, in their way to Malta.
Sir RICHAP.D BICKERTON, .uith four fail of the
line, had left them fume days before, to block up the
eight Spanifh Chips of the line, which are ready for
fea at Carthagena.
The Spann camp in this neighbourhood is faft
increafing. They have now got upwards of r ',Goo
men in their camp at St. Roque, and 7000 more are
foon exp;'6lcd. The reafon of igned by the Spaniards
for this is, that they with to withdraw all their troops
from the towns before the penitential fever makes its
appearance again, that they may preferve them from
the contagion, and have them ready to form cordons
round any diflri& in which it may break out.
The ENDYMION frigate arrived from off Cadiz
yellerday, but brings nothing new.
The garrifon is all perfealy healthy, aad thete are
no Natter accounts of any fever at Cadiz.
On Saturday IA a woman of bad charatler, having
drunk herfelf to death in a filed near the Callle, which
had previoully been ordcrcd to be pulled down, and
was faund fhockingly dirty ; it was thought advifable
to deftroy it immediately, as well as the furniture
and clothes in it, in hopes that this would prove a
ufeful lefron to the lower clafrea, among whom it is
fo difficult to enforce the regulations of the Board of
Health, refpeaing cleanlinefs about their own perfons
and in their dwelling-places.

JULY 14.

This day 2coo more troops arrived in the Spann
camp, which now begins to affume a formidable ap-
pearance.

Accounts from Alge;iras alto five tint all their
gun-boats are ordered to be fitted up with furnaces
to heat red hnt fhot, and that ten more mortar baits
are foon expeeed, which feems to Thew that they
mean to annoy the town by fe4. If they ihould
wantonly deltroy the houfes of the Inhabitants, which
is all the mifchieti they can dn, we truft a revere re-
taliation will be made upon all their lea port towns.
The enemy have had fewer gun-boats than uthal in
the Bay of late.