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Star.
London, England, 1805-09-25

No. 26, Cornhill, No. sa, Charing Croft, and
Sr. MARGARET's HILL, Eorett;h.
HORNSBY and Co. refpeaftilly acquaint the No
bility, Gentry, and the Public in general, that they may be
(applied with Tickets and Shares, in great variety of Natoliers,
ami at the low& Prices, at either of the. above State Lottery Offices.
Prima paid on demand, whether a 2CI. or 23.C<CI.
Orders by Mail Guard, Carrier, or Poll, executed on the fame
Senna as if prefect.
The Lottery begins Drawing NEXT MONDAY.
LOTTERY BEGINS ON MONDAY!!!
SWII' and CO. No. t, POULTRY, beg leave to
remind the Public, that MONDAY NEXT is the Day ap.
Painted by Government to commence the Drawing of the prefect
State Lottery, which is the only one that can he drawn this Year.
The following are the principal Prizes,
3 Prises of Llopoo 4 Ptizcs
3 • - io,srvo 6 - - tpcto
3 - spoo to coo
and other+ front tool. to 2oL
be advantages of purchafing before the commencement of the
Drawing mutt be obvious, as nearly the whole of tile Capital
Prizes arc touting in the Wheel, and may of cou,fc :ome up the
6A: tray, in addition to which, every Blar.k at the brgis• Ding of the
Drawn.' will be entitled to a return of Ten Ponnds; which, for
the time, reduces the colt of the Ticket to little more than Nine
l'oumn,and all Shares in the fame Pro!.ortiorr
. . . . _
RICHEST LOTTERY EVER EFTABLVTiF D WILL. BE-
GIN DRAWING MONDAY NrAr.
No. 29 467 a Prise of ‘2, :Poo No. 3c.3 33 a Prize of apoo
15,,0f . 10,000 684,98 !,000
12,660 so. 00 ag.ofo 3,0c0
25,787 to,ooo 36,030 • 31000
7,125 . sopco 9.787 3,000
2.685 . 10,000 19,408 - 50170
THE above Capital Prizes were Shared and dad
in the kite Lotterms, at the lietinfed Mires of
HODGES and Co. STENX-BROKERS,
is% Oxford Street, and 44. St. James's- (hut.
And tbe Nobility altil Public are relpetSfully acquainted, that tke
is and Shares of the prcfent molt excellent Lottery ate on
•Ic in great variety st the loweft prices.
N.B. Prises and Blanks paid *adamant
London, England, 1805-09-25

FOR THE STAR.

•II 11FARING OT THE ACTION BETWEEN SIR ROBERT CALDER

AHD THZ COMBINED FLEZTII OT TRAM! AND SPAIN.

Rejoice, esultirg cry the crowd,
Rejoice, a triumph on the detp,
it,joicc, but pad: awhile, and brood,
And fympathize with thole that weep.
Dort hear, the Widow's wailing cry,
The Father's agonized groan,
The Brother and the Sitter's figh,
The Mother's thridt, the Orphan's moan.

Children of wce, cede ye to mourn,
The heroes Hain, and Britain's twat;
Their memory grateful, fltall return,
With every larfc, till time is 1:•lt.

IIG:-_

OLD RAILEt:

On Monday r 2 prifonets were convidecl, the three
following capitally, viz.

7v;pl.? Nettleton, for dealing a metal watch, a gold
Ire and feat, value 51. the property of Griffin An-
drew, in his dwellirg•houfe.

Fanny Wheeler, for (leafing two ii. Bank mites, the
property of Thomas Cormick, his property, in the
dwelling boufe of Jnhn Cormick.
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London, England, 1805-01-10

73RJEr, ymnußr 5.

The packet doe on Sunday from Weymouth, did II
not arrive till late yeiterday. Conliderable feats were
entertained for her fafety. The &ft battalion of the
58Th embark to-morrow for Portimouth, as alto 47
men belonging to the fire garrif•n battalion, who
are to join the fecond battalion of the flad regiment,
and the fecond battalion of the 83d regimetit at Hor.
them Barracks. Thele are men for adite limited
fervice. The fecond battalion of the 69th march
from Grouvitle Barracks to replace the firtt battalion
of the 58th. The force then at St. Helier's will be
the fecond battalion of the 38th, the fecond battalion
of the 69th, and the 83d regiment. At Grouville
will remain the fecond battalion of the t Bth regiment,
and the firlt garriton battalion. The wreck of the
SEVFIN Rill lies on the beach. Every article is now
taken out of her.
London, England, 1805-01-10

TO MERCHANTS AND FAMILIES GOING ABROAD.

-FREDERICK RAN K. Etc. Purveyor ot PORTABLE
Sottr, to his R0y..1 Ilighnefs the De,: t ot CLARENCS,
No. 77, Ncwgstc Rreet, having devoted mary viarii to the Im-
rrovenvint of this. Article. is enabled to aeceniniolate thou from
ether NI uttul, Veal. Chi:lien, or Beef.
With thui Rich, Winaleforne, and Palatahle :nod, hi the higheit
Pate of perfection the Preparer, from a couvieliam of the excel
kncr he has attained in the manufacturing, Slaves, that upon
eon:pm-iron it will be found inbuilt ly fuperior to the infipid com-
p &alai). that have been ottruded upon the under the appel-
lation. of Portable Soup. RANKEN's SOUPS, ii kept dry, will
retain tbn it virtues many years, a cireuniftanee whitb he volts will
more difplay its utility to 'rravaers of every defeliption, than any
Lznguage he can poffibly ufe in its commtndation.

WASHINGTON.
This day eras
In mitarte and OfiJOI, and embellilhed with a fine Portrait
byPittler from Stuart's Picture, and with Maps of the United
Sixes, the Fiat r and Seto,/ o VoLu seas, price in Q2arto, One
Guinea and a Half each, in boards, and in Odavo
Halfa-
Guinea each, in boards, dedicated, by penniflioa, to the Marquis
of Ls msnow:‘, of
'THE LIFE of GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Commander in Chief of the American Forces during the
War, which rilablifked the Independence of his Country, and
Ent Prefident of the United States : Compiled under the idpec-
tion of his Nephew
The Hon. BUSHROD WASHINGTON,

From Original Papers hcqurathed to him he defeated Relative.
B 7 JOHN MARSHALL,
Chief Jul ice of the United Statcs,Scr. &c.
Printed for l ,‘ MAUD I'HILLIr, No. 6, New liridge.fircet ;
and to be had of all Boukts.l!eirs.
•.• Mr 'Poi LI 11.5, who has pitrchatel Capyr:gh.,
of this valuable lA'ork from Mr. Blifluirl Wal Martin. will pub-
lath the focceeding Volumes in a earrfp audia.24 Manner ai I.dt
as the Niat.ufcript is received trout Am rriel. :s rumored the
(mire W,.rk will extend to four or five Vulum.s ; and titat their
fitcctflive publication will talc place at interval; of about two or
three mouths till the work is completed.
London, England, 1805-03-22

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.

WHEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen expe-
rieree very great pecuniary Manivenience for wept of
knowing tome refpoltable channel through while medium they
may be accommodated with temporary or perniknent (urns of
Money. frielfrs. HARRIS and Ca at their Annuity Rank, No. 5,
Suffolk.ftres t. Charing Crofs. refpedtfully Inform the Nobility and
Gentry. in polfelSoo of Incomes rams from Freehold. Cupyhold,
or Leaf.:iold Eltates, in Lied or Houk*. Money lathe Funds, Rent
Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Annuities. Pa-
tent Places, Churah Livings, or any cart e& Income fat Life, may
be :spoked with furns of money to any amount, by plying an ads
elute Annuity Intr.:eft for the fame, redeemable any time at tbdr
own option. Perfoaal application will be received every day til
three o'clock t and letters from ccerefpoodeuts in town or country
(per paid) immediately aufwered.
London, England, 1805-03-22

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MARCH si.

In the Appeal the Earl of Ifinnoul and others what the Mr
Mr. Maule and others. the decree of the Court of Mk* Was
affirmed.

The itoyal Mail= Mitir MI was Tell a third time inA pqedi

.
Mr. Ai:scannas, and firers! other Members of the Hoofs of
Commons, brought up the kopr Drawback Bill, she Exchequer
Bill. Bill, the Mai Poling 1111. the Mk Exeife DM, the Mit Mak
Bill and the Huffing Laws BM, and tome ethos IS., were kr&
rally read a Bra time.

Mr. TIQTTBIL, from die Conies Worsen of the Cottons, pre-
Sented an Account of Arrean Ind Balances in the bands of the
Colteeton on the sth of January Wt.
Adjourned till to -morrow (this day.)

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A Mirage from the Lords informed the Houk, that their Lord-
Lips had agreed to the Royal Marine Mutiny BM, and to foreral
aerate Ililin.
Several of the hi& Revenue Bilk were read a third time. and
paired -among which were, the MR Cullum Hill. the irll Bs-
elk Bill, the Poft Deice Duty. Stamp Duty, and Malt Duty Bilis.
Mr. H. THORNTON gave notice that t043101T011 be Omani male
to poftpene the day for ballotting a Committee on the Middlefex
Elea inn, and for exchanging Lifts. Ste.
A New Writ was ordered for Old Saran in the room at Ni-
cholas Vanettast, Ell. who has accepted of the We of Chief
Secretary to the Lott Lieutenant of Ireland.
The Small Pro:Mabry Note 818 was reed a thirdtime and rad.
Mr. WOOLLIT, front the Trealiwr, prefeated fermi accounts
reipeßsop the Nadal Debt er the Country, which were ordered
to Ite printed.
Mr. Baseman pot of hie meths refpeglies the Grand Cud
et Ire land to the mat of May next.
London, England, 1805-03-22

111811 LUNATICS.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT rofe to fobmit to the
Houfe the motion of which he had fame time (we
given notice, for leave to bring in a Bill to regulate
the praaice in Ireland with regard to the confinement
of lunatics and idiots. By the a7th of his prefent
Majefty, the poor and lunatics of Ireland were con-
fined in the fame bourn, a prailice from which the
molt diiireffing inconveniences had frequentlyrefnlted.
He waited the appointment of dillina afylums for lu-
natics and idiots. The exiaing method of confine-
ment was only calculated for malefaaon, but not for
lunatics. Proper care cannot be taken of lunatics,
without feparate inflitutions. He had therefore to
propofe a Bill for eftablifhing an afylum for each of
the four provinces, to contain aso patients. There
afylums to be in the central towns of the principal
counties. The provinces to bear the expenc.e, which
is to be impofed by afellnent, and a report to be
made, from time to time, to the judges of alEze, of
the management. funds, and whole concerns and fi-
tuation of the four afylums. He had bellowed
much attention, for many years, on this rubjeet, and
was perfuaded that•the meafure he was about to pro.
pole, was one which the &nation of the public in-
Rieutions in Ireland loudly demanded. Accordingly,
he concluded by moving for leave to bring in a Bill
for ellablithing Provincial Afylums for Lunatics and
Idiots in Ireland.

Colonel BAGWELL, in feconding the motion,
thanked the Hon. Baronet for the pains be had taken
to examine into the (tibial in quellion. There was
a necetEty for the afylums. He went once to the
gaol of Clonmell, to enquire refpetling this fubjea—
from the bellowing and hideous noife of the Lunatics
there, the ordinary tick were prevented from taking
their natural Tea.

After a lhort converfation, in es nation, of the
wide of railing the funds for the Mgloms, between
Mr. Role, Sir J. Newport, Mr. Corry, and Mr. Fof-
ter, leave was given to bring in the
London, England, 1805-03-22

THE PERIOD:CAL PUBLICATION%

Bridge-ttreet. Illackftiars, March it flop
MR. PHILLIPs hd. the honour to inform the
Public, and the numerous Friend/ of the undermentioned
Works in particular, that be mall publiCh than as dual on Satur-
day the 30th of March. _

i.
a The Mot. inLY MACIAZINIS
s. 1 he hISDICAL and PUICsICAL puattat.
3. Mr. YOUNG'S ANNALS Of AORICULTURE.
4. The CoLLACTInN Of MODIAN and CONXIMPOILART VOIr-
AGRI and FRAvb:Ls
5. The Mos ruLY ARM? LIST.

6. The FASHIONS Of IiONUOPI and PARIS.
7. Dr. Aldt%Olea WIIVLIISAL HISToKY.

Dr. BLEIDOES' HVOCIA, or EssArs on HEAL rK.

On the firft day of :he enfuing Month there Works may be bad
as Wiwi of Mr. Pu LIM'S, and of all Bookklicrs, Newfmen, and
Poftmaftera in every pert of the Britilh Empire.

THE Society for the Converfion And Religious
Inftruetion and Education of the Negroe Slaves is the Bridal
Weft India Illands, return their Thank,' to W. I. for his Benefac-
tion of a Five Pound Banknote, remitted to their Treafurer, Rich-.
and Brown, Efq. Deali's Yard, Wefteninfter, by whom, or by their
Secretary, Nu.,tl3, Jerniyo-greet, Sc. James's, all Beucfadhons
will be thankfully received.
London, England, 1805-12-04

NAVAL PROMOTIONS.

Captain OLIVIEt has taken the command of the METE, of 74
guns, vice Derr killed.
Captain.Tnomas of the Etas bomb, is promoted to command the
Bellerophon. vice COOKE killed, and
Captain PARKER, of tke:Weasie, is promoted to command the
Melpomene, vice Ots va a, off Cadiz. ,
Captain Seater is appointed to a command in the Sea Fencibles
in Ireland.
Captain J. SKORTLAND IS appointed to the Czfar, Sir Bataan
ISER•CIier Aug (hip.
ceri;tocoth;
and
is appointed Agent for Prifooers of War at
Gown Mai:WATS, Mfg. late Surgeon to Lord Nassau* Y ap-
Wand Surgeon of Milk Prifon, Amos*. •

TO TIM EDITOR OF THE STAR.

Sir—Having Peen a printed publication relativ: to
the death of my brother, the late Captainllantim,
szd Regiment of Font, and having been informed ;
that laid publication has been indullrioufly circulated,
for the obvious purpofe of influencing :he public opt.
nions on that melancholy and ertraordinaty occur.
rence, previous to its difcuffion before a proper Tri-
bunal. which, I lament, that the tranfaftion alluded
to, lhould be of a nature to require the aid of fuch •
an expedient—l [ball not In tar imitate the publifher.
as to !late a fing!e fall or circumflance at prefent ;
the bufinefs is in the courfe of legal invelligation, and
I with to leave it. But as a duty I owe to my de-
parted brother, and to the Jullice of the C•tuntry, I
mult intreat of the Public to fufpend its opinion as
to thefirifily honourable and fair conduit attended to in
the publicati.m, until the circumflances of Captaits
HARRISON'S death (hall be regularly difclofed, nett
by letter and opinions, but by legal evidence, At the
next A ffizes for the Count! of Cork.
CHARLES HARRISON, Lieut. 2d Bat. s3d Reg.

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From the LONDON G4Zh.TTE, Derem!er 3.

ADMIRALTY
.O,IIICII, DBCEMB^•.R 3.

Cr;IT tiff Letter from Vice Admiral Lord Collin-gwandi Com-
'mutter in Chief& hit A:ajetty'aShipe and Vela; in the Me-
dit.-I.7.tneln. to Irtiliarn Aladdce, eq. demi on board di
Am. e- Cape Sparta, Noll. 9.
enclnft, for their Lordfhips' information,
the Tiutsc's retorn of !tined and wounded in the
affirm with the combined fleets mr Cape Trafalgar,
:he 2r ft ult. whi.:h I received yeller day, and now
compieres them. I ant, &c. (Signed)

C. COLLI NG WOOD.
ko alttrael of the Killed an' Wounded on board his Majefty's
ftip the l'onant. in the adlinn with the combined fleets of France
nJ Spain. off Cape Trafal:nr. the aifl. of Odtaber.
Kt Petty Ofieer, :6 Saamen. and 9 Marines, TotaL•6.
Woi N DED-2 Officers, 2 Petty °Mem, so Stumm, and a' Ma-
wines. Total sc.
ICILLEDt.Wii.i2III Brown, Midalirlll4ll.
London, England, 1805-12-04

This day was ptiblifhtd, in s vols. Evo. price zga. in boards, a new
EdStion of
ARCH/EOLOGIA GR/ECA, or the ANTI-
QUITIES of GREECE.
By JOHN POTTER, D. D. laze Arebbifhcp of Canttrtury.
Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme • and G. Robin.
fon. Patcrnoltor row ; Cuthell and Martin, Holborn ;Lacitinron,
Ancn and Co. Finfbury.fquarc; W. H. Lunn, Soho-fguare ; and
Mundell and Son, Edinburgh.

PORTSMOUTH.
FOR PUBLIC SALE, at the Star and Garter Tavern,
On Saturday next, the 7th a Dreentber,
At Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon,

rrHE good Ketch MERCURY, lately condemned 1
a. Prize to his Majefirs fbip CZAMPION, -- Bata's t. sv,
Zfq. Commander.—Dinsenfions:
Leath on Deck 69 feet, on Inches.
Breadth of Hearn - 21 4
Depth of Hold to 8
Is abundantly found in all kinds of Stores, and every neeeffiry for
immediate fervice, and will br found aMoit defirable Tafel for any
purpofe where dill:sate/1 is particularly required, having been built
for a packet, and employed as cne for a confiderable time between
Yltadt and Swedilh Pomerania.
For viewing the (aid ihtp, inventories, and fuyther particulars,
apply to JOHN MOYLE, Broker, Portfmouth.

HAMBURG!' MAIL.
London, England, 1805-12-04

B JXI4% G.

It was Rated left week, that prior to the fight be-,
tweet the Game Chaleen and Belcher, one of Iciter note
was about to take plice between O'Donnei, a pu-
gu 11 of notoriety, and a plaillercr of the name of
Emery, who once beat his opponent in a ca:1141 rem
ensure. The fight vole place on Monday in Cite Yea
Fields, fur a purfe made by the friends of the pa: ties,
and the refult proved a faintary warning t, thofe
who relied with the idea, that foperiur Itrength and
ze are fofficient t. mar t':em become bruifers, and
a barrier againft the fcientific frill of thole whole ,
fame has beer, bruited ahrOad. At the time of the ,
former fight, which originated in a difpnte, O'Don-
nel was in an ill Rate of health, and the conquell
was confequently eafily gained ; the plailterer, often.
tatious of the victory, wifhed to make this fight for
double the cum, but his opponent, who was unfuc-
cefsful in a eente.ft with the younger Belcher come
time fince, loft his fighting fame, and confequently
could not get backed for a large fam. In that con-
tell, however, he was over-matched. The comba-
tants appeared in the ring at two o'clock with their
remolds, Tom Jones and White for the Baillercr,
and Blake and young Ryan for O'Donnel. The
Banterer appeared capable of taking his opponent
tinder his arm and carrying him away, for he was
confiderably taller, and about two note heavier.—
Bas were (even to four again* O'Donnel.
At fitting to Emery appeared full of confidence,
and faced his man in very good Ityle, but O'Don-
nel made a feint with his lett hand, and hit hint a
clofer in the mouth, and they clofed and fell.—
O'Donnel continued to have an advantage over his
opponent in flail, and after they had !ought five
rounds lime became level, for Emery had received
many bard hits Arm the head. He had not a lila.
dow of chance until about the ninth round, when
he exerted all his powers, and exchanged hits for
lime time, until a right and left-handed blow from
O'Donnel brought him to the ground. Bets were
now two to one on O'Donnel, who continued to keep
a decided advantage until the end of the fight. In
the eleventh round Emery made a falfe hit, and com-
pletely ran away horn his man ; and in the following
round he fell without a blow. He continued to fight
until three quarters of an hour had expired, when be
refigned the conteft, bearing mat-46,06am to deter
him from ever again attempting tialiseiritiep profit-
firma! boxer.
O'Donatel efcaped without a hurt of any entire.
quence • he has always been eonfidemd one of the
nu& fijilful little men of the day ; and in this in.
Rance he fully difklayed the leience of busing to nd-
vantage. The field of blood was attended •by that
amateurs andpngilifts who had not left tofrn for tie
rand coma, and by fox* 04444 of tiaF 9t. 406•
day :moat.
London, England, 1805-09-13

IN CONTINUATION FROM THE PRECEDING PAGI.

NnkFOLKg JULY g.—By Captain FARWELL, of the
ihip Spy. in t 4 days from Guadaloupe, we learn,
that the day before be faded, the Governor int,rmed
him. U..,, he was determined that all Americans
which were in futu►e taken trading to or from St.
Ihould he pot to death, and that official
orders to that effe.9, would Mile the next day.
London, England, 1805-09-13

nom THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE GAZETTE.

RALSII3II, JULY refpeetalile eorrefpondent
at Wayne County, has fent vis the following alarm-
ing account of the conduit of the Negroes in that
'Garter. and the proceedings lately held again it them.
rhe (Litman is publithed in the Gentleman's own
words :--

Wayncfboreugh, July is.
" Dear Sir—i mite the liberty, front a fsnfe of the da,.ger whkh
eh. white people of this ftate are in, to communicate to you, One
elt AS neat &itching plots of the Blacks imaginable.
" We have neon engaged in this country in tin trying of Negroes
far poifoaing the Whites, ever fince Monday lA. One (offered
death at the hake, (was burned alive) on Saturday Taft, for poi-
Spain her softer and miftrefs—and two more are under (entente
of death, andto be hanged on Wednefday next. Thirteen are ha-
prifoacil under guard, apart of whom, from the evidence. 1 expedt
will fuller death. and we are daily tusking new dileoveries. Some
have been brought from Sampfon, others from Johnfton, fo that
the pint appears to have been a general one. It is laid, by lane of
the patinas, that the head men are to be fubdued ; and, after
detaining a fuffieient number in flavery, the balance, if refradtary,
are to be put to death.
4 We proceed this morning vriththe trials, and Goa only knows
what the event will be. Si: or eight light horfemen are continu-
ally on duty to bring up charged negroes, befides a flrong guard
of infantry about the prifoners. What railed the firft fufpicions in
this bulimia was, the death of one or two of cur refpectable men."
London, England, 1805-09-13

BA RRACK OFFICE,

Spiv Gardnu, Lewdest, Sep:. 10, 1805.
BARRACK DEPARTMENT.
SUCH Pcrfons as are willing to Contra& for Cover.
ing the under mentioned Barracks with Tar, viz.
Arundel Kingibridge
Aldwick Green Lewes
Berry Head Little Hampton
Blatchington Maiden
Bognor Muffelburgh
Bopeep Ottery
Colchcfter
Chichrfter Plymouth
Cucknwre Stonehoufe, Dock
Derchelter and Stoke
Danbury Playdon
Dunbar Romney
Sae*
Shoreham
Steyning
Truro
Weeley
Woodbridge
Winchelfea, and
Yarmouth
May fee the (reification and Form of Cuntradt for the fame
at the Barrack Office, or at the Batrack Matters of the feveral
Barracks, any day after the zath hilt. between the hours of ten
and four o'clock. The propofala for each Barrack in one fum,
mnft be addreffed to the Barraek•Malter General, at Spring
Gardens,with " Tender for Tarring Barracks at marked
on each cover, and delivered, foaled up, on or before two o'clock on
the 26th loft.

Exeter
Eaft Bourne
Haftings
Hainhant
Honitou
Harwich
Haddington
kiwi&

Sufficient Security will be required fur the due performance of
the Contra&

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. HAWKES,
On Saturday the sth of Odlober next, at one o'clock, at the Great
White Horfc Inn, in Ipfwich, in one Lot, (unlefs an acceptable
offer is'previouffy made for the fame)
'THE MANOR of AKENHAM, extending over
nearly TWO THOUSAND ACRES of LAND, in a fine
(porting Country, plentifully Racked with Game, with Fec Farm
and (tilt Rents, and Copyhold Enates, held under the fame ;
together with two molt excellent FARMS, comprifing AKEN-
HAM HALL,a modern built Hook, stich (likable Barns, Stables,
and other Outbuildings, and upwards of Three Hundred and Four-
teen Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, and Failure Land ; likewife
NEW FARM, confining of a very commodious and (in parr) new•
built Dwelling•Houfc, requifite Outbuildings, with upwards of
One Hundred and Eighty.fiz Acres of extremely fertile Arable,
Failure and Meadow Land ; with about Fifteen Acres of Wood-
land in hand. _ _ _

This Eftate is angularly compaa, and molt advantageoufly
fituate within three miles of Ipfwich, and prcfents a very defirable
object for the Sportfman or Land-owner, as either of the Farms
may be converted with facility into a genteel readcnce.
The Land Tax on tke whole is redeemed. _ _

To be viewed, by leave of the tenants, Mears. Bolton, and Row.
land, of whom Particulars may be had; alto at the Printers of the
Norwich Mercury. Bury Poft, Chelmsford and Ipfwich ;
of Mars. Dynelers, Gray's Inn, London; Mr. Hawker, Auc-
tioneer, and Mr. Blandy, Solicitor, Reading, who will receive pro•
pofals for the fame.
London, England, 1805-09-13

BAHAMA ISLANDS.

By His Excellency Charles Cameron, FA. Captain• General and
Goveraur-in•Chief in and for the laid Hinds, and of the Gar-
Woes there or that may be lent thither, Chancellor, Vice-Ad
ailed and Ordinary of the fame.
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, the time limited for admiffinn of Provifions and
Lumber into the different Ports of this Colony, from the United
States of America in Foreign veffels, expired on the 7th day of July
infiant; and Whereas, it appears neceffary and expeditut,tbat the
admiffion of loch Provifions and Lumber from the laid United
States in Foreign veffels as atorefaid. Mould be allowed for Three
Mot.. ha; I have therefore thought fit, by and with the advice of
His Majeftes Honourable Council of thefe 'Bands, to iffue this,
miy Proclamation, permitting and allowing the importation of
Corn, all forts of Grain, Pulfe, Hour, Bread, Rice, and every fpe-
eies of Salted Provifions, Cattle and Live Stock of all kinds, and
all forts of Lumber, into the Porte of Naffau, Exuma. Turk's
nand, Saint George. and Crooked Bland, as well in neutral as Bei-
tifh veffels, for and during the (pace of three Months, to be com-
puted from the date hereof; and I do hereby give notice, that if
any alter articles, except thole particularly above enumerated, arc
attempted to be hurnduced from the United States of America,
in Am...dean bottoms, =awes will be taken for the forfeiture of
the thip or veffel importing the fame, and of the goods In imported,
cortraveation of the Laws of Navigation.
Given under myliand and Seal of the laid !Bands, at Naffau,
in the Ifland of New Providence, this 9th day of July, in_
the year of oar I.ord, One Thoufand Fighteen Hundred
and Five,anclin the Forty-fifth year of His Majelty's reign.
CAMIRON.
London, England, 1805-10-09

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

OILAVIMWD, OCT. B.—Paired by the Good Hoffnung,--.
from Dantzir ; Wellfwart, Matthews, from Varell ; Vrow Ma-
ria, Snick, from Tonningen ; Two Sifters, Foreman; Johanna,
Fort= ; Good Friends, Fokes ; and the Verwagting, from
Embden. Sailed the Young Henry, Terry, for Peterfburgh;
Chalmers, Andcrfon, for Africa ; Jane, Scott, for Koningfburg ;
Friends Adventure,— ; and the Friendlhip, parcel, for Stettin.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The Officers and crew of his Majefty's hired armed fehooner
Albion, Lieutenant Wright, will be paid their proportions of the
capture and head-money of the Mercurius, at the Red Lion Inn,
In High-Brea, Portfmouth, on the 15th inftant,and recalled every
Monday and Thurfday afterwards far four months.
As atvzo.--Off the Ilk of Wight, Commerce, Adams, from
Virginia—At Falmouth, Alfred, Robinfon ; Thames, Todd;
Mary and Elizabeth, Quinton; and John, Lotherington, from
Opurto—At Briltol, Aurora, —, from Stettin—At Waterford,
Prineefs Mary, Hunt, from London—At Gottenburg, Dolphin,
Rofinledat, from London.

The Seaflower, .--, from Swanks, with coals, bound to Ire-
land, is loft in Flfpnl Bay.
The Tiger, Orton, from Jamaica for Liverpool, is put into
Savannah La Mar, having been on more.
The Diamond, Munro, from London, for the South Seas, was
all well at the Ifland D;folation, on the loth of May.
The Harriot, Aynch, failed from Bengal for England, on the
22d of April la&

The Meier of a vac' arrived from Riga, reports,
that he left a fleet of Ruffian men of war in the
Sound, and that he raw the tranfports, with Swedith
troops, crofs the Baltic for &relfund. The Ruffian
!hips, we underhand, are daily ezpeatd to arrive in.
this country.
The Lord Mayor yellerday, on examining the
Mealweighers Reports, was under the difagreeable
neceffity of railing the price of Bread one whole af-
lite, or sd. in the peck loaf—to commence to•mor.
row. The price of the quartern loaf of Omen
will dim In t fed. and lioafcbold tad! • • •
London, England, 1805-10-09

MIL,. OCTOBIR S.

'The kook; is arrived this morning for the imme-
diate remora of the Coldaream and Third Guards, II
from heoce 6)1 Dover, to be replaced by the German
Legion, soot) Prong. Dover Roads are full of tranf.l
ports, and fornething very important is expefted to
take place in a few days. A heavy firing has been
heard all ha night, off • Boulogne. Sir • SIDNIT
I c,
owyrn went into Boulogne harbour fume nights
fence, and uQobkrved reconnitred its !late of defence.
He even brought away one of the sentinels, which
gives him great hopes, that, with a powerful co.olk.
ration, he will be able to make a grand attack. ..He
is the theme of nautical converfation here at preknt.
There is nothing furring in the Downs at prtfent,
ha wind fill continuing foutherly, which blocks in
our boats.

IidtP.ROIVGATE, OCTOBER S.

Some fathionables, and a pretty numerous corn.
pany Rill continue to. linger here. The Bithop of
MEATH and family has juil left us ; but among others
there remain Lady. POMFRET, Sir JONATHAN Ma-
-111,041TH and, Lady, Col. and Mrs. THORNTON., Capt. ,
St,snosav, &c. At the Green Dragon there fit down.
daily to dinner 55, and nearly the fame, number at
the Granby. Among the late arrivals has been a
great many Indians. Our amufements are fill well
attended, . the. Theatre • particularly. Colonel and
Mrs. THOINTON figure in their curricle, with his fine
pied balls. Thornville Royal is now the daily refort
of the company, to fee the articles for fale on Mon.
day. On Monday much !port is expeeed at the races
to be run here, on which-large furns are pending.
London, England, 1805-10-09

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind W. S.W.

AIM. DIM all. DIM.
Dublin 3 o Hamburgh-
Waterford o 3 I Outtenburgh o

PLYMOUTH, Ocr. 7.—Came, in the Walker, Capt.
Sputa, from Gnernfey ; Four Brothers, Captain
I Finsason, from rorfground ; and the ASSAULT
gun-brig from Guernfey.—Sailed on a cruize the
CRESCENT, of 36guns, and the liscza bomb.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. B.—Arrived the I..!VERTY brig
from Weymouth SA F EGI7ARD, HARDY, and MEIN-
DER gun brigs fr,in a cruize, and a cutter from a
cruizia, and a cutter from Guernfey.—Sailed the
APOLLO frigate, with the Experiment of 44 guns, to
lie as Bore-chip at Falmouth ; and his Majefty's Ibip
Minions on a cruize.

Dottie, SETT. B.—Sailed laft night the Witavo-
Laa gun brig, for Boulogne Roads. Arrived laft
night the hoy Anna Sophia, Captain WAIOS, of
Stralfund, from Marennes, with a cargo of wheat,
bound to Tonningen, detained by Lieut. Watour,
of the Tuatous gun brig. His Majefty's hoop VA;
Leraous is jhft now come into the Roads from the
Downs. A frigate has juft brought up in the roads,
fuppofed to be the Tatsuma, from Boulogne Roads.
Remain in the Rcads :—Awrat.ora, Commodore
Sir S. SMITH ; TRIBUNI frigate ; VALOROUS Hoop;
ruatous gun brig; Sceptre and Diadem armed (hips,
and Lord Keith cutter. Wind N. W. and moderate.

DEAL, OCT. B.—At rived the GALLANT, WATCH-
FUL, and DEEP stars gun brigs, from a cruize off
the coati of France ; alto the Royal Sovereign, the
Royal Charlotte and Princefs Auguaa yachts from
Weymouth, and failed again for Deptford. Sailed
the VALOROUS floop of WIT , DISPERATIS and ER-
NEST gun brigs on a cruize, and the Deptford
lighter for Deptford.
Sns*tH sss, Oc r. B.—The Baltic fleet left the Nore
yeflerday afternoon, under convoy of the Rositta
armed 'hip, light breeze N. W. The ADELFHI has
the fignal flying for Tonningen, and will fail on
Thurfday next. The Officers, Clerks, Artificers,
&c. of the Dock-yard, have this day been paid three
months wages for Midfummer quarter.—Arrived his
Majefly's fhip SYBILLE, from the River.
London, England, 1805-10-09

TO-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER. id,
will be tided a Comedy, cafled
THE JEALOUS WIFE.
Mr. Oakly, Mr. WROUGHTON.
Mrs. Oakly, Mifs DUNCAN.
To which will he added the Operatic Mee of
MATRIMONY.
Drl3Vell, Mr. ELL ISTON.
Baron de Limberg. Mr. DOW TON. •
O'Cinghortv, Mr. JOHNSTONg.
Clara, Mrs. JORDAN; Likes, Mn. BLAND.
This Evening--The Conftant Couple; with the Wedding Day.
On Saturday, the Comedy of the Beaux Stratagem.
A New Melo-Orally, called the Sleeping Beauty in the Woods,'
its in rehearral, and will he produced in the courPe of a feet diya ;1
with new Mufic, Scenery, Dreffes. and Deternilooll6
A new Comedy alfo is in rebearfal.
Places for the Euxes to be taken of Mr. Fofbrook at the bat.
011 ice in Little Ruftell-iireet.
•

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-OARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER. 10,
Mill he aded a Comedy, relied
THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
Frederick, Mr. H. LEWIS,
(Being his firft appearance in London.)
To which will be added the him of
LOVE A-LA-MODE.
'Squire Groom, Mr. H. LEWIS.

This Evening—The Tragedy of Ifabella ; Ifabaht Mft. MAW
With Out of Place ; or, The Lake of lAnfanna.
On Friday, the Gamefter ; Mrs. Bever! , Mrs. Bidden&
On Saturday, the Tragedy 6f Othello—Othello, Mr. &table s
Yap, Mr. Cooke; Defilemona, Mitt Smith, (lasig her third ap-
pearance in London.)
7 The Public are refpedilally informed, that this Theatre wM
continue open every Evening during the remainder of the &mien.
The Doors to be opened at half paft five, and begin at bill pelt Or.

ARMY.

rro he SOLD, an Enligncy in a dininguithed
Highland Regiment.—Application (fret a pease) to be
node to Mr. Jobetton. Craton Mcae.Landen.

PORTSMOUTH.—FOR P0151..1e SALE,
At the Star and Garter Tavern, on Thterfdirt. the trhil day 0
Odtober, [hos, at Ten e'Cloek in the Pnrettiera„
ALL the Warlike Stores Ammunition, pro
eifions, &c. of the French National Brig ta Panne, eon•
dewed as Prize to his Majtfty's Ship Goliath E. BMW, ltd Ot•
rah. S.W. Taylor, Elio. Commanders.
For viewing the fame, Catalogues, and tartherparrietilars, apply
two days before the Sale to N.P. Rethery. Eft'. one of the Agent.,
and JOHN MOYLE, Miter.
_ _
London, England, 1805-10-31

BRYAN HOUSE, BLACKIMEATIL I
MRS. BRYAN refpeltfully acquaints her firiendr
and the Public, that encouraged by the eztenfive patron-
age the h.,d the honour ro receive for btr ASTRONOMY: the ,
is induced to p“blint by Subfcription LEeTt Rrson NATU-
RAL PI4II.OSUPHY, for which, after (mu Tem eliperlevee in
the fads the has attempted to inveitigate, ai ventures to &licit
public N tice and confidence.
The 1 camel will be printed in Quarto, from a new Type, co
n fine wove Medium Paper, bee prelfa, prier Two Guiaris
Capper Platt* neatly allayed, illufirative of the Work, will
be intmduced.
names of Subfcribers will be received by Mr. Kearney,
Bookfeller. No. 46. Fleet-Beret, ti the tsth of February,tilon.
No Money to be paid till the delivery nt the Buok on the arta
Ahrch enfuing.

LENNON'S Hint,
No. 37 and 38,
JOHN I.ENNON begs leave to return his moll
grateful than's+ to the Nobility and Gentry, who have fu libe-
rally patronised him fence his commencement in bufinefs; and for
their farther accommodation, he has enlarged his concerns by the
add.ti n u. •hc Houle adjoiring, from which he has opened a
remmunication, and has (pared no expellee in fitting up the whole
ell.,OltNotent in a faperiur Ityle of elegance. which he hopes will
be found toat:•rd filch comfort and fatisradtion, as he truth will
en..hfc him to hope for a continuance of thofe fasaurs he has hither-
to fo amply experienced—Dublin, Odtober 1, 1803.
London, England, 1805-10-31

AY THE KING'S LE m RS PATENT.

HITE SOF V SOAP, perfeEtly fweet, nne
Auti! of which goes ar far 3S TWO pounds of hard Soap.
It risk,. Mutins and Linens wear beauti:ully white to the laft.--
rchorr4 the colour of I.aces and Clothes Is hetha injured by bad
whiffing nr odserwlfe--eli.tars coloured Clothes—As excellent for
warning Mack Pak Lace and Stockings, Flannels and Illankets.and
for cleaning old painted Waiitikot, Floors, &c. Walbes witb
bard nearly as well as with fuft water..-cakes Paint, Greafe, and
Oil, out of Linens and Floors--difeharges Ink and Fruit Stains
from and 'fable Linen, In the common enurfe of washing
—rnaker the touleit and coat-felt Clothes part with their dirt fur.
prifinrly cify....ltifelis the rubbing nne half—and does not affea
thi hands fo much as hard Snip.
An Anti vinous Soap may be had. that will difcharge old Wine
and Fruit Stait:s to a few minutes, without caution or injury.
Sold by the White Soft sal) Comp.ny.blo. 3i, King-ftreet,
Covent Garden, and in the different parts of Town and its neigh•
bourbood. Families fupplieil throughout the kingdom.
London, England, 1805-10-31

SUSSEX AND ST'ItREY.

SALF.3 of OATS, BISCUIT, SPIRI rs, and IMPLEMENTS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the under.
mentioned Quantities of oArs, BISCUIT, SPIRITS,
(more or lefs), the Property of his MAjeity, in the under-men-
tioned Magazines,
Will be 901. D by PUBLIC AUCTION,
By Mr. E. BATTEN,
On the following Days, at ten o'clock, peoesfely,
CZE.. of Oats Bar tif
Magazines and Days of Sale. in Sacks of 4 Bifcuit of
Builicls each. st 21b.
_ _ _

Hurft Green, Monday, Nov. 11_, t
edits Ntaidnone gin to, galls. 3•Stlis 149 Sra
Battle, Titefday, lath ditto, 7 calk:
st 6 324
ditto. go 7.gths
Horfshridge, Wednefday, t:tth dittn,4? Ss 207
cants ditto, 83 i haltS
MaresEeld,Friday, isth ditto, ro calks?
124 3rB -
ditto, r3B 6.Bths%
Rye Tate (Surrey)Tueftiay, Irk ditto 236 , 330
Eatt Griuftead, •Fluirfday. 11 ft ditto 424 2,79
Cuthfield, Saturday, 23d ditto, sr t
eats ditto, 163.6-Bthsi 214 184
3101,111111 Bridge, Monday, asth ditto/
76 1
3 calks ditto, 3 t ditto],
The Oats are old, and of good quality, weighing from 371bs.
and upwards per Bullet, and will be fold in Lots of Ten %ni-
ters ,sath. The Bifcitie is the fame, as ufcd by the Royal Navy,
and will he fold in Lots of Five Bags each. The Spirits are of ex-
cellent quality, and will be fold by bugle Calks, in Lots of from
twelve to twenty Canonise:2th, .
The Goods may be infpeeted four days prPsions to each day's
Pale, by application to the Storekeepers, at the fevers; Magazines,
of wham maybe had Catalogues and Conditions of Sale; as alfo
at 'delfts. Atkins and Battens, Bank Coffee-honk, Coenhill ; at
the Office of the Deputy Commiffary General, Eatt Bourne, and
at the principal inns throughout Suffer. .

N E. There are betides to be Sold at the Magnints, Done
Scales, S+eel•yards, Mrslures, Shovels, sod other implements ;
slit, a go:astir,' of Fagett and Slabs.
London, England, 1805-10-31

Tomsorrow, Novanbev t, will be pi:bathed, Price la 6th
THE,IJNIVERSAL MAGAZINE (New Series)
for OCTOBER, rBos....Comaining an accurate Likenefs
of Archdeacon Pater, accompanied with Memoirs of his Life
and Writings.
This popular Work Is regularly pubathed un the fiat day of
every Mont h, containing 96 pages of chicly printed matter on every
fubjed of Human Knowledge.
Twentythree Numbers of this valuable Mikeflany are already
publithed, 'and to thofe who are acquainted with the nature of its
contents, we would obferve, that it includes a regular fuccethon of
public affairs, great political Occurrences, domeilic and foreign,
with a brief, but petted teach of Parliamentary Proceedings.—
i The Biographical part contains autheutie Memoirs of Nth Pis-
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1
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Newts:tan in the United Kingdom.
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This day were puhlifited,
Ant fold by THOMAS osTELL, N 0.3. Ave Matia-bne,
ANCIENT BALLADS, from the Civil Wars of
OR FNADA, and the Twelve PEERS of FRANCE.
Dedicated, by patniffion, to the Right Hon Lady GIORGINA
CAVI IS DISH now lady MOS PETII.)
By THOMAS ROOD.
in one vice vieatly plated on foolfcap aro. price 41. boards.

. .
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They fiug of marti,l Voris, of love and war ; the tranflation is,
what it ought to be, unaffetted and perfpisuous. It is dedicated in
an elegant and complimentary little poem to Lady Georgina Ga.
rendifla."—.Poetical Regifter, t Sot, p. 4 tt.
Where may alfo be had,
The CIVII. WARS of GRENA OA, and the HISTORY of
the FACTIONS of the Z 6GRIF.S and ABiNCERRAGES,
two Noble Vanities of that City, to the final Conqueft by Ferdi-
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Native of Grenada, by Gino Perre de Hite, of Mercia ; and
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. . .
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Anatomical, Phylitslogical, Medical, and Surgical Q.2eltions for
Students. By ROBERT HOOTER, M.D.
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he will find, _ _ .

1. A fhort but accurate dek.ription of the different parts of the
Human Body, and their funeltotis
a. An enumerrion of the I)ifeafes to which thole parts are Mis-
led, and the various operations of Surgcry that are performed on
the Human Body.
3. The method of preparing the various pans of the Body, to
exhibit their Strudure in a Healthy and ',deafest State, as far as
our prcfent knowledge will enable us.
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that SCION!. - _

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It undertakes alto the Infra:ice of Lives; and the Purcbafe and
Sale of Annuities.

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Conditions more favourable than have been yet offered.
No Charge is made tor Policies; nor any Admiffion•Fee re-
quired on Life Infurance.
A large Commit ion is allowed to Solicitors, Brokers, and otters,
who effcdt Lifc•lnfurance.

Attendance is given daily, from Nine to Four, s' the Coot
pany's Office, in Change-Alley, Cornhill; where printed Pro-
pals are delivered, free of expenie.—liy Order of the Board,
WARNER rHIPPS, Secretary.
London, England, 1805-10-31

WAR ON THE CONTINFN 1..
MSTOCKDA begs to recommend the rol-
a". lowing WORKS, on account4their general intend at this

time: --

Chauchard's Twenty 11.1,2 n Sheet Map of Germany, Italy, &e.
ball bound, in one Volum.. folio, xith a dacription and Gazetteer
of the Cane, enittait.ing four Maps, and 23 plans, in one large
Volume, royalq o FLLs.
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parateiy, 21. 1 ts. 6d.
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FASIIIONABLI: DANCING, BY MR. ALLEN.
TIORIVATELY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen
-I- of any age, who have never learnt that accomplifhment, or net
in the improved modern ftyle. at No. tp, Sherrard-ftreet, Golden-
fqoare. and No so, Great Alie.ftreet, Goodman's-fields. They
are trught on plant taprefsly formed for thole to whom it is an
objtcrt to acquire it capediti, Ay, privately, and in the firft ftyle
of fafhien. Mr. Allen is allifted by Mr. Adamss who alto teaches
the Harp and Piano Forte. Foreigners, Officers. and country re-
fident4, who may vifh to learn in a few days, may board and lodge
privately in the butife,and receive conftant inftrudtion. Refpeet
able Schools and Families neu town regululy attended and in.
ttrudted in every elegant requllitc of modern Dancing. '1 he Af-
tembu,-s will be aeufbal.
London, England, 1805-10-31

BARRACK OFFICE, SPRING GARDENS,
o,eubcr 30, tgoS.

BARRACK DEPARTMENT.

SUCH Perfons as are willing to Contra& for
t
awing in the Barracks at the undermentioned Places, viz.
ARUNDEL, EXETER,

CHICHESTER, STORE, at PLYMOUTH,
May fcc the Specification and Form of Contra St for the fame, at
the Barrack Orme, or at the Barrack Matters of thOeveral Bar-
racks, any dal• after the sd of November nest, between the hours
of ten and four o'clock. The Propofals for each Barrack, at per
rod of fixteen feet and a half running in length, niuft be ad•
drafted to the Barrack-Nlafter General at Spring Gardens, with
" Tender for Fencing the Barracks at ," marked on each
cover, and delivered, leafed up, on or before two o'clock, on the
reth of November nest. Suff
icient (amity will be required foe
the due performance of the Contradt.
London, England, 1805-10-31

TRANSPORT OFFICE LONDON, Wrier a, MS.
TO BUILDERS, Fcc.
PRISONERS OF WAR, DARTMOOR.

THE COMMISSIONERS for concluding His
MAJESTY's TR,ANSPOR I' SERVICE, and for the Cart
and Cußody of Prifoners of Wu, do hereby give Nutim, That
they will be ready at this Office, on Monday the z sth day of De-
cember nett, to receive feakd Tenders from fah Perfoos as may
bc willing to CONTRACT for the BUILDING of a PRISON,
for the Confinement of Flee Thoufand Prifoners of War, on Dart-
moor, Namibia

Plane and Specifications will be laid for infpedicin on Monday
the 18th day of November next, at this Office, and at Torr Royal
on Dartmoor, near the fpot on which the Prifon is to be built.
The Tender! are to contain Pmpofala for
.Prices for execu-
ting Work, the including every Trade, or for any feparate Trades
refpedlively, with the trainee of fulficient foredo for fulfilling the
Comrade thereafter to be catered Into.
The Bolltnttga and Boundary Walls win cover about fifteen
Aura; they are to be coaftrudied of Moor Stone, to be broken
from the &attend rocks oo the fpot, where there Is ano fine gravel,
rand. and water ; they are to be floured with timber, and roofed
with Timber and Slate,

Tarr Royal is diftant from Moreton is smiles, from Plymouth
is utiles, from Teriflock 41 miles, and from Lophill gtjay nine
miles, where there is pod Lime, and to which there is navlp-
tioa up the Tavy, from Plymouth.
No Tenders will be received after One &Clock, on December
the idtk, the slay of treaty, nor Will any be attended to, unlefs the
party, or an agent fur bins, mould attend.
London, England, 1805-10-31

- ---
ISLE OF THAN rr, NEAR MARGATE.
To BE SOLI) BY AUC tioN, .
On the atilt day of November. iltos, (unlefv limner agreed for by
Private Contract) in Amin convenient Lots,
I'HE ES I'ATES of SHOT rENDEN, adjoining
to Margate, on the Canterbury Road.--For partietdara an.]
a plan of the Mates, apply to Mars. Maedongal and Hunters
Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn ; Mr. Sawkins, at Margate; and Mr.
Gra. Canterbury ; sad Mr. Boys the Tenant, will thew the
Land.
London, England, 1805-10-31

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

At the London Tavern. Foxhole.ftreet, Plymouth. at Tuefday
the 19th November, at Teu &Clock in the Forenoon,
ALARGE quantity of Valuable Stores, landed
from the SpanifliShips of War ST.RA/MAaL and EL FlallE,
Prizes to the Flea under the Command of Admiral Sir Roster
CALDER, Bar— confining of fix Cables 22 10 2 kehes, tardily
new, feveval H4wf rs and Shroud Laid Ropes, Standing and Run-
ring Rigging, Coils of New Rope different Sizes, White Rope.
and other Spare Cordage, Junk and Sails, a large quantity of Blocks,
about One Tkoufand Spanifb Melquirts (the barrels well calm
heed for Fowling pieces), Bayonets, Piftols, Cutlaffes, Sheets of
Copper. Copper Nails, and other Copper ; a large quantity of Lea
gets, Hoefteads, and ether Calks, Shook Calks, Staves, and Iron
Hoops, about Sla Hundred and Seventy Bags of Bread, Beef and
Pork; a quantity of Round Grape, Double-headed Cannifter and '
Latigrage Shot. front 6 to 42 pounders, Waggons and Carriages
for Artillery, a geantity of Iron BaUabft, Anthers, Ships Bow,
174 GM CatTiaga, Lumber, and isndry fpare valuable Boat:
fwains, Gunners. and Carpenten' torn, too numerous to bt
infected.-. For Catalogues and viewing the Stores, apply. to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Ading Agent, in Plynionth.
Plynenub, °debar 26, taus.