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London, England, 1805-08-24

BOUlocn FLOTILLA

DOVER, AUGUST 23.—His Malerty's (Imp S..V
landed htft night difpatchcs from Admiral DouGtat,
cruizing off Boulogne/ wh.ioL were immediately fort
.off to the Admiralty and to Lord KEITH : they are
Taid to contain Intellifebee -that the enenty's4latilla
bad nearly all got out of the hathour cf Bouic.ne into
the Bay, with troops an board ; and it .7u fuppofed
that theY would attempt to crofs the Ch.r.nnel as fru::
as the wind lhould become fair. Our tvadron is now
very flreng, and will, no doubt, wive them a warn:
reception, thould they put tofea.,

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The troops here confid of the Noresampten. Ea ft
York, Hereford, IR Royal Surrey, and a dEtad,,
rpent of the Royal Cornilh Hitters.

It is very .hazy, and theretcre cannot duungt.r,
what force the enemy have got in. Boulogne Road:.
—Wind N. W. and modcrate..,.

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London, England, 1805-11-01

FASHIONS FOR NO VEMB ER.

EVENING AND MORNING DRESSEEI• Dret. of white muf-
fin; the body made quite plain, with &on nerves ; the train very
long. A fmall hat of white fatio, turned up in front,with a white
feather to fall over the let tide. A large cemfon Indian &awl—.
2. A &ort drcf, of white muffin, with a black velvet peliffe, lined
with feariet, and made high in the neck, broad lace let in round
the bottom. Black velvet bonnet, with lace let in round the edge
to eorrcfpond with the penile
NINE. HEAD5.....1..1bc hair dreffed in the molt faiblonable
manner..--2. A Turban o' white muffin, with a me'allion in front
—3. Turban of white .ratio, ornamented with a flower—g. Hat
of lilac fib, lined with yellow ; white feathers in front—S. Hat
of crimfon velvet, or !ilk, tied up in front, and ornamented
with white aftrich feathers-6. Mob Cap of worked mullin, or
kno-7. A Veil pinned oa the bead to form a turban-4. A
large bonnet of white fatin, trimmed round the edge with white
lace, and ornamented with a wreath of flowers-9, Head drefs
of hair.
GENERAL OBSERVATION s--Tbe prevailing colour, WC &arid
and etimfon. Drelies, continue to be worn very Ihort in the waift
and low in the back ; the front high over the befoul. The turban
hat of ftraw, velvet, or 51k, and large eximfma fhawb are univer-
fally adopted.
London, England, 1805-11-01

RAMSGATE, OCT. 30.

The tranfports are Rill lying at anchor in the
Downs, ready to fail with the firft favourable wind,
unlcfs recent circumflances might make it advifable
to countermand their departure, or alter their defti.
nation. It has been ►eported for the laf two or three
days, that the embarkation of General Moose's bri-
gade is to be fufpended for the prefent, and that fome
of the battalions which were marching to this place,
had therefore been ordered to halt at Deal. As the
General arrived yeller-day evening at Canterbury,
from London, and fet out immediately for Shorncliff,
in the firs inftance, our doubts mutt be foon removed.
Lord Ksrra alfo arrived tan night from the metro-
polis at Eaft Cliff, within a mile of Ramfgate ; but
we have not as yet obferved any change either in the
naval or military departments, in confequence of his
Lordfhip's return. The three tranfports fitted for
cavalry, which my laft letter noticed, remain Rill
i thin the Pier, with a few horfes belonging to officers
on b.,ard, but have not been joined by any others.
As ail the tranfports in the Downs have troops on
board, the embarkation cannot, therefore, proceed for
a day or two, at all events, till the arrival of fotne
from Deptford, which is, report fays, to furnith .so
for the Expedition. Eight or ten two-mated veffels,
which fail-d down Channel this morning, and en-
tered the Downs, are fuppofed to be part of them.
The curiofity and intereft excited by the embarkation
on the hi ft days begin to abate confiderably; many
of out Whinnables, who waited here to witnefs the
fcene, whil ft it had the attra6tion of novelty, are now
prcpaiing to take their departure.
London, England, 1805-11-01

THE IiA'RKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, NOV.!.

The wind coaftwife being unfavourable,• impedes
the expeeted arrivals of Grain in general ; the fales
made are few, and to thole in forthwith demand at
a fm.ill advance—Barley is dearer—White Peas like-
wife—Malt at little difference—Beans keep their
pike—there are very few famples of Oats in the
market, and the price for belt is named rather
dearer—Flour continues to maintain Taft quotation.

CIESSARAL CI7IIIINCT AS SMOAK
Wheat. Arm 621. 73* Per qr. Grey Peafe 35. 39k
Fine Ditto, 742. yys. 04. Beans, 465.525.

Rye. 30*. 344. od-
Bark7,36s. att. od.
Malt, 745. Sm. od.

Tick Ditto 331. 451. 04
Oats. lie. 304. 341.
Poland ditto 355. 371 od.

Wilke Peafc, 541.6 a. od.

Rape Seed, aoL 43L per laft.

rater or I, LOVII.
Pin Flour 655. to 701. Seconds 6:.•5. to 655. per rack.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, NOV. I.

This day's Market exhibited a very large thew of
prime Beath, and the prices for the moll part fup-
port our hit Report. The trade in general was re-
markably dull. The bufineis tranfaited in the Hay
Market was inconliderable. Hay and Clover have
fomewhat dropped in price. Straw continues the
fame as per laft. We annex a coned ftatement of
the prices and numbers :
London, England, 1805-11-01

ARRIVALS IN TOWN.

The Earl and Countefs of Belborough, from a 'Alit to the Duke
and Duchels of Devoulhire, at Cbifwick, to their houfc in Ca-

vendilh4quare.
Sir Attired Clark and family, from a country excurfion, to .Manf-
field-ftreet.
Mr. Forfyth and family, from their bode at Broadftaire, to their
refidence in Wimpole-itreet.
Lord St. Helves, from his feat OW Windka, to Burlington4r.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, from their feat in Hampfbire to Jermyn-

(freer.
Major Mathews, from Portfmouth to Blakes Hotel.
The Duchcfs of Devoufhlre, Lady H. Cavendifh, the Marquis of
Hartington, and Mademoifelle St. Gramont, and Mademolfelle
St. Julie, from Chlfwiek to Devonfhire-houfe, Piccadilly—after
paying various vifits, they Immured the Theatres with their
prdenee, after which they returned to Chifwiek.
Lady Milbank, from Durham, to Duke-ftrect, Grnfvenor•fquare.
Mr. and Lady Caroline Wortley, from Scarborough to his father's
houfe in Grofvenor-lquare.
T. L. Golcboume, Efq. from Brighton to Welbeek-fireet.
W. Pott, Efq to his houfe in Ohm eiter-t laCe, from Brighton.
Thomas Baring, Efq. from Brighton, to his hook in Devonihire-

place.
H. Fawcett, Efq to his bouft. in Portland-place, from Worthing.
Sir W. and Lady Oufeley, from Wimpoledtriset,to Crickhowell.
DEPARTURES FROM TOWN.
Lady Hinchinbrooke, to her lather's, the Earl of Sandwich, at
Swinley Park, Beaks, from New Burlingtou•ftreet.
Sir John and Lady Harrington, front their bourn in Berkeley.
fouare, to Windfur, Berks.
Sir James and Lady Pcnnyman, from Long's Hotel to their houfe
ir. Riehmona.
Co!. arid Mrs. Wins, from Long% Hotel, Dower. fired, to Back.
Major Be!four, to Bath, from Batt's hotel.
Mr. Woods, to Ireland. from Jermyu•ftreet.
Major Oufeky, ti,,nt his hunk in Baker-ftreet, on a Tint to his
brother, at Cri,- hliowelL
Colon& I Clinton, trout Clouceitcridate,on a oifit to Lady Wallis.,
at Cokciihii, ch.
}leury Peirfi., F.fq. M. P. from Harlerftreet, to Tunbridge Wells
Mr. and Mrs. EMI., from the London Hotel to Brighton.
ARRIVALS AT TILE CROWN INN, ROCHESTER.
(Molter 3o.—C. Horne, Efq.
(). olter3l.—Laily Ell, I dim ough ; Mrs.Thoenton, and family,
and J. Benwell, Efq. and family, from Rantfgate.
The following Nobility are at Weymouth, and are
expelled to remain until after Chritimas :—The Earl
j and Countefs of Kbll MAAS and family, the Countefs
of G UILDVOILD, and Lady Lowrie e, and families,
Sir G. and I.aiy PasacoT, Mr. and Lady THSODO•
SIA BLIGH, Sec.,

Lieut. Was FOLD, who was lately wounded in a
duel, is fuppofed to be in a fair way of recovery.
At the late fair at Tournon, in France, a tempo.
rary theatre, which was ereded to exhibit a puppet
fhow, fell down, by which 155 perfons were bruited
and wounded.
Col. Flintier, at Bilton Hall has jun taken up the
produce of fix potatoes, which has meafured to the
afioniihing quantity of 8 batch and I quarter. The
land, not garden ground,has been cropped evet y year,
and no extraordinary management, except that much
more fpace was allowed than is ufual, and care was
takes to earth them up three times during the feafon.
London, England, 1805-11-01

OEM i KAM, A OVEMBER t.

It is raid, that Lieutenant General FRANCIS DUN-
I:0LS will fucceed to the command of the Southern
Dittfiet, pro tonpore, in the abfence of General Sir
Davin DuNoss, who is fhortly expetted to re-
move from head quarters at Canterbury, for his
winter quarters at Chelfea.
The KENT has her topfails bent ready for failing,
and will go down the &ft fair wind. She is fo deeply
laden with naval Flores of every defcription, that, al-
though the has not yet taken in her guns, the touches
the ground at her moorings off the Dock-yard, at
low water.
On Wednefday and yeflerday the gth regiment of
Foot paired through this town on their way to the
Coaft ; they are a part of Lord PAGET'S brigade.
The 9t fi Highland Regiment of Foot will arrive
here, this morning, from Weely Barracks, Effex, on
their way to Ofpringe. The 9:d are expelled to-
morrow, on their way to Canterbury.
London, England, 1805-11-01

71NTR1M, (COUNT TOF GALIvAr) OCT. 9.

On Saturday night lA, a Mifs CUNNINGHAM, the
daughter of a refpe4table farmer in the neighbour-
hood of Tintrim, was forcibly taken away by one
FAHY, and an aimed banditti, with intent to compel
her to marry laid FAHY. Alter flopping her mouth
and•tying her hands, they dragged her to Shannon-
fide, and then conveyed her to the Gteat nand. As
foon as young Mr. BURKE, of Tint,im, heard the
affair, he, in a moll fpirittd manner, accompanied
by a Mr. Frrztasualcs and 'l'. Blocs, purfued the
fugitives, and, notwithlianding the elution' of the
country people, came up with them, after crofling
the zthannon, near the Cattle of Anna, in the county
of Tipperary, and ideued the young innocent. They
then recrclfed the water, and bore her in triumph to
the Manfiou-houfe of Tintrim.
London, England, 1805-02-15

And only three-dayi after that to draw.

TWINTY THOUSAND POUNDS.—The Ticket No:
6431, drawn on Wednefday, a prize of zo,cool. and the
21,567, drawn the fame day a prize of too&
were both told in Shares at Base's fortunate Offices,
No. 4, Cotnhill, and No. 9, Charing-Crofs. The
ao,otxtl. was divided in one Quarter, one Eighth, and
ten Sixteenths ; and the tOOOT. was divided into Six-
teen Sixteenths. Seven of the Capital Prizes in the
lilt Lottery, az Capital Prizes in the late year, and
five Capital Prizes in Boydell's Shalxfpeare Lottery,
were all fold at the above Offices, and the holders
of the fortunaie Shares may receive their money on
demand, or exchange them for Tickets and Shares
in the prefent Lottery.
Saturday will be the next Day of Drawing.

BIRTH.
On Wednefday morning, at his Lorcithip's houfe in Curzon.
ftrcet, Lady Henry Fitzroy, of a daughter.

DIED.

At Re ding, o the toth init. aged tn. Mn. Harman, widow
of the late Edward Harman, E(q. of that place.
Yefterday morning, at Ms houfe in Orchand-ftreet, Portman-
fquare, General Steptkenfon.

LONDON : Printed sad publithed by LEVEL KENT, (.f Cart.
wharf-place, Lambeth), at the STAR OVTICt, No t, Cam.
en% Yrbllood alto at tin ST6a Oman. Temple-Aar.
London, England, 1805-02-15

By B. LAMBERT.

••• Thla Journey was undertaken about the time of the ceffion
of Lottifiana to France, under the aufplces of M. Chaptal, Minilter
of the Interior, with a view to procure a thorough knowledge,
from canal obferva• ion, of the na. ure, produce, comme ree, and po
Iltical confequences f thole parts of the United States which are
in the vicinity of that country. It therefore contains very akuratc
ilformation on there fulled', and, from the mloutenefs with
which it points out the comparative value of the land in different
dlftriels, the modes of culture heft adapted to each, the facility or
difficulty of finding a market for its predict, and the mean. of
procuring articles of necAfity or convenience from the Maritime
States, afford very valuable information to every perfon intcrefted
its this vall extent of country, which has been hitherto fu Lttle
known, and lo much mlfreprefented.
London, England, 1805-02-15

For viewing the above Goods mad for any fortiuxparticukra ap•
ply to the laid 1 timund Lockyer, or
THOMAS LOCKYER, Sworn Droller
Plymouth, Februiry it, tSzs.

TO NOBLI,M EN AND GENTLEMEN.
A MARRIED MAN, in the meridian of life, poi-
feffed of a fmall, but comfortable independency. it defiroue
to retire with his Family from the Metropreis, to a pleafa..l re
treat in the Country. Brett to general instinct's. and for a levies
of years engaged in the management of various important concerns,
he tenders his fervices, with the confidence of affording complete
iataadlion to any Nobleman or Gentleman, as Steward or Agent,
as 7.lanager of Coal Pies or Mines, or in any other capacity, where
adivity, and a practical knowledge of bufinefi are the effentlal re
quifites; or, as he has received a claffical and liberal education, he
would. with pleafurc, offici.ete fur a literary, political, or agricul-
tural Charades'. as .-keretary exclufively, or in dinjondion with
other avoratians. fril ohj.dt being employment, he wou:d,
of courfc, no: over-rate his krvices, but, o the contrary, accept
of a remuneration the molt moderate, while he would make a
duty of difcharging his truft with the moil fcrupulout caaditude
and unremitting avention.
Recommendation., f.-itm molt relied able charaettrs in ailterent
parts of the kingdoin, corroborative hi, honour, abilities, and
ext.:Wive knowlet;ge of bufiurG, CAI be obtained.

I..ttters aedr, P.. at Mr. Ginger's, Bookfiler, Picea
dilly, will conmv...d Lir.•lic,:iate attention.

READING, FEBRUARY, tBos.
PROSPECTUS of an Inty..ays,l, Enlarged, and entirely NEW
Efill lON of
'HE WORKS of the Rev. EDWARD BARRY,
M. D. Member of St. John's College, Cambridge.
'This Publication will be comprifed in TluseVolumes, leo. price
I. wit II a Poi trait of the Author, to thofe who am Subferibs rn.
The fiat Valuate will cautaiwa 7 Sermons, preached on various
occafions, molly in the Churches of the Morupolls ; to which
will now be added, Four Difmerfes, not In the former editions,
on the tonowing Subje 1. s

I. On C•uelt3 to bon's dumb Creation; ruched in the Parilk
Churn of WoLingham.
1. lu behalf of the aennal Intlitutlon of the Royal Humane
Society ; in AUhallow Church, &irking.

3. tm Reverential Deportment in the Pfahnody, and other pi.b-
lie Dorados's; in Cr/cilium Church, Oxon.

4. In lOppin of a Difpunfary for the of lidied poor of Reading,
now refpcelfulli eftablithed in that Town. of which the Author
was the Aril prepares; at St. Gikes Church.

lISCON 0 VOLVO/ L.

PlAkdophical and Moral Crays, on the followlne fubjeels:
Celibacy, Wedlock, Salcalm, Gambling, Duelling, Self 11/or-
der, pride, Lyirg, 13.:tradtion, Avarice, Generoficy, Temperance,
Ex errs, Prot-perky, Adv6rGty, Jußke, Mercy, Death, Judgment,
31 Edition.
London, England, 1805-02-15

DUTCH PAPERS.

Scotts:um, FEB. s.—The following is an extra&
from a private letter, written on board the Batavian
fquadron, commanded by Vice Admiral HALTSINct,
in the road of 11.1t4Via, dated July 3, 1804, and re-
ceived at Flulhing :
Afterhaving performed a cruise of two months
againft the pirates, we returned to this Road on the
t7th tilt. All is well here, and the fcinadron in good
condition. Since our arrival in the Indies, we have
not loft a tingle officer. We are utterly ignorant of
What is paffing in Europe ; fo that we know nothing
of the fituation of our Country, nor of the progrefs
of the war."

We hear that General MAIMOIIT has at length
left Paris • and that, on his road to Utrecht, he will
infpeß the garrifons of Maeflricht, Bois le Due,
Graaf, Nimegnen. and Arnheint.
Corks NAGE'', I's..3.—The Royal Decree has
been publillied here, by which the remains of feudal
fervitude have been perpetually aholilbed, and, with-
out any exceptions, in the Duchies of Holitein and
Slefwig. This liberation of the peafantry commenced
on the ill utt.; fence which even the contrail hitherto
tolerated, which admitted a man, born free, to fell
his liberty, is totally fet aficte, as is alto the neeedity
for a peafant's making leave of his Lord to marry, or
learn a trade. The instrument which thus frees them
is Paid to have been promulgated, in confequence of a
refolution agreed to by the liThops, the Nobles, and
other proprietors of land, t. thy Duchies of HA(lein
and Ski% is.

PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINCL

ITSDSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, FEB. 14.

The Aldred Taxes, Commiffioners SRI, the Exchequer Bilk
BW, and the annual Indemnity Bill, paffed through Committees,
and were reported.
The fecund reading of Langham's Divorce Bill wa4 pottponed
till Monday. The Houfe adjourned at Half pall Two; after
which their Lordihips proceeded to St. James's to prefent their
Addrefs to hla Maj:fty.
London, England, 1805-11-08

OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE

BETWEEN AUSTRIA, PRUSSIA, AND SWEDFN,

To which it was expefted Denmark would alfo accede.
In confequence of this arrangement, Eighty Thou.
land Pruflian troops were asftually on their march
againß the common enemy, when the Difpatches
were fent off.

The Emperor of RUSSIA had been to Berlin,
where he had a conference with his PrufGan Majetly.
I.lperarls of One Hundred Thoufand Ruffians and
Attilrians were affembled on the Inn, where a fecond
Ruffian army of Sixty Thonfand more, commanded
by the Emperor in perfon, was daily expeeted t t join
them. 'lle Emperor of Giassaay was alp, marching
at the head of another army, and liming hopes were
entertained that the advantages gained by RONAPA era
in confequence of his having difregarded the neutra-
lity of Prnffia, would loon be compenfated by the
aEuivity, vigour, and unanimity of the Powers now
leagued agoinft him.
On the fobjeft of this violation of the territories of
a Neutral Power, we have this day laid before our
Readers a Copy of the Note deliveted by Baron
HARDENBLIM to Duaoc, and U. LAIM•
REST, the French Miniller at the Court of Berlin.—
It is an important (late paper, in as much as it (hews
that the palf-tge of the French troops through the
Margraviate was not the effect of inadvertence, or
even of a paramount neceffity, but was the refoh of
a precoocerted determination to outrage and infult
the Government of his Pausstan ktaissvir.
London, England, 1805-11-08

SECOND EDITION.

Abe
We announced yellerday that Boulogne was.to
be attacked by the Expedition which ailed a few
days ago, afifed by the force under ,
SIR SYDNEY SMITH.

It is this afternoon currently reported that the at.
tack has been made and has fucceeded to the utmoß
extent of our wilhes. We do not find that any of
ficial accounts of this event have been received, but
report fays, that the whole flotilla, gnr.boats, praams,
and other craft; prepared for the invationathis coun-
try, have been wrapt in flames, and fallen a facri-
fice to the indignant vengeance of Britifh valour.
How or by whom this Report originated, we have
not been able to learn. Certain it is, as has already
been Rated, that no fuch accounts have been received
at any of the public Offices.
London, England, 1805-11-08

After the Sale of the St. Raphael and El Firme's Stores, will
be fold theViluable S'lo.t ES of the French corvette laTOit CHE,
captured by his Nlaj. lly's 13tp GOI.IAH, RO BERT BARTON
Flq. Cumniapder, c nfilling of Cities, Hawfrrs, Sails, Standing
anu Ruuning Rigging, fpare Cordage, old Iron, iitc. Iron and
Wooden-bound Calks. two ltopper Chains, A::chors, &c eighteen
long twelve pounders, twenry Gut. Carrigts, with flunky (pare
and valuable Boatfwain's and Gunner's ,tores, Cliper Boilers,
Bsi f and Pork, old lunk, One linage of Ruin, Wine acid Spirit*,
Bresd; 'Flour and Rice. Round, Grape and Deuble-beaded
Shot,' Iron Ballaß, Ac. One Cafe, containing Candles, Cafes
of tiweet Oil, Treble, Double anti Single Blocks, Oak and Fir
I'lank. fume Hogthcad Staves, Fire tfragriels, Water Calks, Gun-
powder, Muggers, rifle& Ac. Ac.
• Fur Catalogues and viewing the Stores, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, ACting Agent, in Plymouth.
Plymouth, October 26, 18-5.

ISLE OF THANFT, NEAR MARGATE.
To BE SOLD BY AUCEION,

On the 2tft day of November, z Bos , (url& former agreed for by
Private Contrast) in 'mall convenient Lots,
"SHE ES l'rt VES.nt SHOT I'ENDEN, adjnining
to Margate, on the Canterbury Road —.For particulars and
a plan et the Macs, apply to Merv,. Macdotrol mod Hunter,
S.4icitors, Lincoln's Inn ; Mr. Sawkina, at Margate; and Mr.
Grift, Canterbury ; and Mr. Boys the Tenant, will thew tilt
Land.

CAPITAL HUNTING RESIDENCE-HANTS.' •
TO BE LET;

Situate ten miles mil of Winehtfter, and five fouth from Alresford,
in the centre of the hampihire Hunt,
COMPRISING a plealAnt modern built DWEL-
I.ING HOUSE, with Office., Stables, Lawn sod Ine!cfures,
about Ninety Acres, which, together with feveml Woods and in-
elofores adjoining the fame, of the yearly value of 37c1. are to be
Sold —Mr. Perry. of Brantdean, will thew the Prembes.
Printed particulars may be had of the Printers of the Oxford
and Bath Papers; at the principal Inns on the Weßern Road: at
No. 7, Lilleilkell.inn-FiCidS, LOTtlitM, and at Mr. Webb's ()Ste,
in Salifb.ry, who•will treat for the Sale or Letting.
A HANDSOME COMMODIOUS DWFI.I.ING HOUSE, arid

LAND in DEVIZrs.
TO BR SOLD BY ADC I'ION, By R. KNIGHT,
At the Beat Inn, in Ihvizet, on Friday, the tstb of November,

. •
at four o'clock in the afternoon,
A LARGE Convenient and • Mon Subfbintial
.1- 1 FREEHOLD DWt.l.Libllf; HOUSE. in New Part•ltrcu.
Having a Drafting-room at feet by 16; two Parlo .ra; entrance
Hall; teat Ski-ping-rooms (inelodi..g Scrv.mte apartments), good
Kitchen and Cellais; a detached Btewhnufe ; Coach-hou'e and
Stables a Gardetrwalled in, with a Summer houfei command-
a rleafant view eethe adjacent country; a fmall taut: with
Iron Gates, In front.-tha whole forming a moft datable town
refidence.
Alfo two Freehold Inclofares, of rick Meadow Land. Contain-
ing near fit Acrea. lylt.g in the Parifh of Billiop%Canniur,,, and
Within half a yule of the above Pretnifew . •

IC, purclaarer may have immediate pnfreffion.
For viewing, and lophecittformatioo,aprly to the AuNoncer,
I:)CVI2C3.
London, England, 1805-11-08

AFFATRS OF THE ALLIES.

In
nur Second Impreflion, we h„} to announce the
arrival of Captain I.44cronn trom the Elbe, accom-
panied wi:h a Ruffian Officer, and that he had
brought with him difpatches of great importance.—
They contained a copy of

A TREATY or ALLIANCE
London, England, 1805-11-08

CAPTURE OF A FRENCH CONVOY.

We had alto yefleriay the fatisfaaion to announce
that his Majeßy's (hip EGYPTIEN ME had captured a
convoy of twenty CO. laden with naval :lore', bound
from llilboa fee Rochefort. The greater part of them
were deliroyed. as it was found impoffible to bring
them all home. This capture will be feverely felt
by the enemy, as it tends to deprive them of the very
means of repairing arty part of their late difaficr.
London, England, 1805-11-08

AUSTRIAN VICTORIES.

The Archduke FEIDINAND, far Whole f4fety great
fears were entertained after the furrender of General
NAM feems to have furprized the French as much
by trolling the Dannhe, as the latter did the Auf-
trians by marching through Anfpach. Difpatches
received by Government announce, that the advan•
cage mentioned in our Paper yeflerday, in letters of
the 22d ult. from Berlin, to have been gained over
the French, was obtained by the Archduke FERO!.
't* n. Between Nordlingen and DinkeneJihl, he fell
in v i h a French efeort of artillery and ammunition,
and fitcceeded in captutingffry cannons and one hundred
ammunition waggons.

We alio ant.onnced yefierday the confirmation of
,the in.elligenee given in this Paper on Monday lan, of
the At chdlike CH A k Lrs having obtained a vietory in
Italy, having taken Verona, and made 4030 pt ifoners.
London, England, 1805-11-08

DifilLIK,iNO7lOl7O2R 2.

1-4-919
At the Recorder's Coart,,rm l'husfatty. Pserst
perfons were found guilty of lopar,ee f*/)nies a$
large, and caft fur tranfportation to Botany Boy fotl
feven years.
This day, Kelly was pnbliely whipped from New,
gate to the Royal Exchange, in purfuance of part
of his {entente at 'he late Commiftion, for being cow
cerned in uttering forged bank notes.
Thompfon, Harris, and Seery, conviEled at the
fame Commitlion, for dealing kid from the bout-en(
Gecalel, O'Farrel. Wei. in Harcourt-greet, were RIG)
publicly whipped this day, from Kilmainham Gaol
to Mount Brown, in purfuance of part of their fen-
tenet received at the fame time.

LAW INTELLIG ENCE.

COURT OF K.:NG's BRNCH, NOV'. 7..

----- - - -- -
Mr. SOLICITOR GRNIRAL moved that a Mandamus 1
he direfted to be iffued, under an aft of the 1 tth 4,1*
George I. to the Mayor and Corporation of the BJ
tough of Southampton, and to the Stewards of that
Corporation. enjoining them to proceed to the elec-
tion, and fwearing into office, of a new Mayor for
that Borough. The Learned Condi' Rated, that by
the constitution of the Borough, the Mayor and Bur-
piles were appointed to meet annually on the sth of
September, to chore three of their number to be put
in nomination for the office of Mayor ; and, on the
a 4th of the fame month, another meeting was to be
held, at which one of theft three Ihould he appoint-
ed to the office by popular eleflion. He held affisla-
vits in his hand, which went to prove, that at die
latter of there meetings, no perfon but the then
Mayor was entitled to prefide ; and that, in point of
fait, none elle had ever prclided, when the rleMi-ii
of a new Mayor was declared. At the hilt elefti,n, '
however, a perfon who held the office of Deptity
Mayor, had taken on him to officiate .it the elc.ttion.
sod to declare on whom the ch,tice had fallen.—
Thi:, the Learned Cotonfel contended, was an irrt!-
::,-nlar and unanthotized affumption of power, ill it
1
the elenion was void, and that the Manzlamob for a
new eleftion could alone remedy the evil.—Rule
Granted.

PAINE V. WADE.

Mr. ERSKINE moved for a rule to thew enure. why I
a new trial Ihould not be granted. in a cafe ,rigid after.
!all term at Guildhall, before Lord Fllenboronglid
Pettis v. Wan''. The Cafe, Mr. Eilkine limed, re-
lated to the price of a horfe, winch had been fold by
the Defendant to the Plaintiff as found, but which
WAS afierwards alledged to b., a rnarer. The Learned
Conniel admitted that he felt a difficult,- in making
•he prefent trot ion, the e.idence being 11. completely
paed, as to render it altogether doubtful on which
lOte the prepondaance lay. He, however, appre-
hended there was a radical error in the Plaintiff's
claim, in in far as he filed for money had and re-
cc ived, Ind not on the Defendant's, having warrant-
ed the Lorfe.
Loral EL'ANROROUCH ftid, he at prefent thought
there 'light be no impropriety in the Plain•iff's lay.
;n4 his aeiun on the footing of the promile made by
the P:telliant to return the money if the boric thould
prove to found. The Learned Couniel, however,
I might take his Rule.
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London, England, 1805-02-23

I.)11P INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH. PER is.
JOSIN DAlclll WATTS V. COSTSAILOW.
The plaintiff is under age, and is apprenticed to
the Defendant, who is an Intirumental Performer at
Drury-lane Theatre.

Mr. Easels' a. for the plaintiff, Paid his client was
the fon of Mr. Watts, a retpatable Chemin, in the
Strind. The plalntiff raid he had been cruelly beaten
by the mailer, by whom he ought to have been che-
rinsed ; the defendant had the confidence to affert,
he applied only moderate chaffifemenr; and the for-
mer meant to try the point of law or fa&, it; when,
receiving mufical inflruaion the crime of being out
of tune cis to be punifheci by knocking the delin-
quent down ? In confequence of tome violent blows
the boy had received, he was &glided with a dange-
' rout abfcefs, and Medical Gentlemen of the fira
refpediabflity could prove the existence of the difeafe.
Lucretia Davis and Maria King, tvio female (Cr.
vants of the defendant, depofed to tome violent treat-
ment. The latter laid, the defendant dragged the
Plaintiff from under the piano•fotte; and faid," you
d—d rafcal, you are fo ffrong, you are altnoff too
prong for me; I have a great mind to murder you,
you villain,"
Dr. Boyce, Mr. Edward Ford, a Surgeon, and re-
veral other gentlemen, depofed to an abfcefs in the
fide of the boy, which they conceived to arife from
Tome external violence.

The Sot;ict rot Gam t tot. faid, it was quite obvious
that this was a fabricated Rory by the Plaintiff's fa-
ther or by his advifers ; that it was an after-thought;
at leak it was certain, that if the child received-
treatment from the Defendant in the month of Fe.
bruary, it was not the caufe of his terrible affliaion
in the month of Oftober.

Williatp Hether, a fellow-apprentice with the Plain
tiff,. at the houfe of the Defendant, depofed to the
humane treatment the former received from the lat-
ter, and to his acknowledgment of it. It was nct
expetfted of the Defendant that he fhould provide
the Plaintiff with his Sunday's dinner : the Plaintiff
frequently raid to the witnefs, that he had rather re-
main at the lionfe of the Defendant without his din
net thin go to his own father to obtain one.
Mr. Young, a furgeon, gave it as his opinion, that
it was extremely improbable that, from a blow in
February, the difeafe thould lay dormant fix or eight
months, and that the patient fhould exhibit the fyinp-
toms he obferved in the month of Oaober.
the boy had acknowledged to him, that he conceived
the complaint to have atifen from being expofed dur-
ing the whole night laying on a box.
Mr. Easaiws-44 There is fuch a thing, Sir, as
laying on a box, and lying in a box."—(Alluding
to the witnefs.box.)
Several other witneffes were called, after which
Lord ELLEIIIIOROUGH rammed up the evidence,
and the Jury. after having retired for half an hour,
brought in a verdia for the Plaintiff—Damages tsol.
[Three trials by Special Jury were poftponed until
this day .t and his Limit:hip gave information to the
Bar, that he fhould continue to fit in Weltmintler-
Hall on Monday next.]
London, England, 1805-02-23

IAARAIED.

On Saturday laß,at Brighton. Ofborn. Efq. to Mift Ward,
daughter of the Hop. Mr. and Lady Arabella Ward, and niece to
the Earl of Giendore.

On the 2.4 th ult. at Scotftewn, Lieutennrtt•Colonel John Wilton,
Deputy Q. 9 trter Matter General to the Forces at Ceylon, to Mire
Margaret Ofwald, daughter of George Ofwald, Fifq. of Auchin-
cruc, Ayribire.

At R'athfarnham, Richard Checkley, of Mayfield, county Cork,
Barrater, to Mitt Gowan, daughter of John Hunter Gowan,
of Moon: Nebo, county Wexford, Elq.
. _

Latdy, Rear Admir;l George Campbell, brotbar to Lord Caw-
dor, to blifs Eußada Campb:ll.
_ _ _

At Madras, on the apt; of June left, Captain Charles Farran,
of the 14th Regiment Nitivt Infantry, to Mils Elizabeth Oliver,
daughter of Colonel Oliver, late Governor of Amboyna.
Lately, at Creagh-lane, Luncrick,Thomaa Kelly, aged rikpaiat,
to Bridget Maddigan, aged/oar/eve year, 1.-.0 rr, Adverts/sr.
London, England, 1805-02-23

LIST OF THE MINORITY.

WOW VOTED TOR MR. WIN/MAWS NOTION FOR A COMMITTEE
Or INQUIRY INTO TUE DEFENCE of TYE COUNTRY.
Adair, R. Folkes, Sir M. Marne, Lord F. G.
Althorpe, Lord Fulkeltone, Lord Ord, William
Andover, Vikount Foley, Hon. A. °Fulton, Lord
&semi, Walter Foley, T. ' Palmer, John
Bamfylde, Sir C. Fox, Hon. C. J. Paxton, Sit R.
Barclay, George Francis, Philip Pi- ree, J.
Barclay, Sir Robert Fuller, J. Pelham, Hon. C. A.
Barham,
IL J. F. Geary, Sir William Petty, Lord Henry
Benyoo, Giks, D. Floater, William
Berkeley, Hon. G. C. Grenfell, Parcae Poyntz. William S.
Belt, W. D. Grey, Hon. Charles Ralne, Jonathan
Sammie. Hon. E. Hamilton, Lord A. Ruffell, Lord Wm.
Brogden, J. liippefley, Sir J. C. Shelly, T.
Byng. George Holland, Henry, Jun. Scudamure, John
Cakraft, John Howard, Henry Sheridan, R. B.
Calvert, J. Hughes, Wm. Lewis Shum, G.
Cavenilifh, Lord G. Hoak. R. - Smith, Wm.
Cavendifla, W. • Hutchinfon, H. C. H. Stanley, Lord
Caulfield, Hon. H. johnllone, George St. John. Hon. St. A.
Chapman, Chocks Kinnard, Hon. C. Symonds, T. P.
Cooke, Bryan Ladbrooke, Robert Tarleron, B.
Combe, H. C. Latouche, J. Temple. Earl
Creme', Thomas Lawky. Sir R. Tyrrwhikt, Thos.
Daley, D. Bowes Lawrence, French Walpole, Hon. G.
Dundaa, C. Lloyd, J. M. Welton, C. C.
Dundee, Hon. CL. Maddock', W. A. Whitbread, 8.
Dundss, Hon. G. L. Milner. Sir W. Windham, Rt H. W:
Moils., Hon. L. Moore, P. Wynn. Sir W.
Ebriugton, Lord Morpeth, Lord Wynn, C.
Eliot, Wm. Maeda, Edward Ward, Hon. J. W.
Fitzgerald, Hon. J. Maya, sir T. Wllliama,Ouren
Pane, J. Neiman, Sir John Young, Sir W.
Fawn, Robert Ulrike Dudley
London, England, 1805-02-23

SUSSEX.

Valuable FREEHOLD ESfAiu,extentive MANOR, elegant
Manion, Park. and Several eligible Farms, at Stanfted.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. WELLER.
At Oarravrafs Coffee-Houle, oa the asth of Match ncit.

THE Magnificent MANSION of STANSTED,
with appropriate 011 Ices, very numerous Gardens, retentive
Walls,covered with Fruit-trees, Coofervatories, Hat-houfe, Pi-
n-ry, Sueceflion, Forcing, and Green-houfes, with the Minor
and Park of &rifted, containing tono acres, highly diftingu,fhed
for it: beautiful feenery, extealive and diverfified Crape:la, both
of Sea and Land; the Park embellifbed with ornamental Timber,
Temples, Lodges, and a charming Cottage Ornee, ter:•;,er with
the feveral Farms of Lodge, Broad Read, Woodlands, and
Horfe paßure, with the boll and pifturefgue Foreft of Stanfted,
surrounding the Pad:' imnaarivg in • :,e whole to •ipwardi of 3503
acres, in an excellent Rate of eultir.tion, of Watch poifellion may
be Lad immediltely .

In point of iituation it appears to embrace every °Med that is
dehrablc; remarkably heal:hy, amply 'implied with the Mira
fpriwg water, in a neighbourhood lathly ►ef:eCtable, of earl: coin-
nomication iirith the metropolis, at a good riftanec from a polt
own, s% here feveral coaches pais daily : the road.; good. 'the
Ellate and Manors abound with Gatne near two capital Packs of
Pox Hounds, and in a Conrtry much raorted to for Field Sports.
Defcriptive Particulars may be had one Month previous to the
Sall, and in the Intermediate time fu:ther ittormation tray be ob-
tained, and•thc M infion viewed by tickets only, without which
no perion can be arimittei, by applying to Meffra Bromley and
Bell, Gray's Inn; fuirtfra. Butler, Havant; Edward Dawu, Efq.
Scanned; or of Mr. Weller, at his General Agency (Mee, Qat-
chatter.
London, England, 1805-02-23

BIRTHS.

Tucklay in IVlanchefter. fqu4r---;:tie Lady of Thomas Gritnitono
Efteourt, Efq M. P. of 'a daughter.

„..
At Potties, the Hon. Mrs Dattwood, Lady of Captain Dant-
wood, of the Navy, of a fort.

On the pth let, at his LouUhlis feat at Wrexham, the Right
Hnn. Lady Paget, of a fon.

Monday, the lady of John Barrow, Efq. Secretary to the Ad•
miralry, of a fon.

At hrewood, in Herefordilaire, the Collates of Oxford, of a
daughter.

15n the Stb inftant, in Weymouth-Ctreet, the Lady of the Hon.
Brigadier General Stcwart, of a Itill born child.

..,
In Merrion-fquare, Dublin, the Lady of Rubert Shaw, Eli. M. P.
of a Con.
At Stephen's Green, Dublin, the wife of Cbrillanas Weelree, Efq.
of a daughter.
London, England, 1805-08-15

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Goevrsrve, AIICOST to—Palled by the Nancy and Mll7,
Holman, from Cork; Hendrick, CI-ether, from Stettin ; Reli-
ance, Thompfon, from Dantalck ; !actuary, Duncan ; Chriltiana,
Dunn; Euftrius, Theoleus, and the Crown Prince Frederick,
Hurft, from Norway ; Good Hope, Grant, from Lear; Two
riends, &ar, and the Aurora, Orchard, from Embden. Sailed
the Mary. M'Cawley, for Sierra Leone; Jofeph and Betfey,
Gr,,,v,s, for Berbirc ; Liberty, Johnstone, for Tunningen ;
Robinfon, and the Adcona, Wilfon, for Varcll.
A 11, aiv en,Off Dover, the Savil Jackfon, Mayrick, from New
York ; Nancy and. Mary, Holman ; and Rover, Harris, from
Cork—At Portfmouth, Duke, Brown, from Africa—At Poole,
Adventure, Stark ; and Hope, Blake, from Newfoundland—At
brittol, Clarendon, Harrifcn, from Narva—At Liverpool, Julia.
I A Catharine, --, from Dantzic—At &UAL Role, Fortman,
from AL- ant—At Cork, Brutus, Craige, from Philadelphia; and
Socramtnto, —, from St. Übe's—At Charlefton, Northern,
from Clyde ; and John, Luck, from Liverpool!i
London, England, 1805-08-15

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Commiffion figned by his Majeily's Lieutenant for the
County of Renfrew.
James Wright, Gent. to be Enfiga in the Renfresvitaire Militia,
vice 'Taylor, refigned. Dated Auguft /3,
CommitEcns ligned by the Vice Lieutenant of the
County of Dumfries.
Clofeburn Company of Sharp Shooters, attached to the Dumfries-
fhire Battalion of Volunteer Infantry—Charles Grenville Stuart
Monteath,Efq. to be Captain ; James Goldie, and Robert Mun-
dell, Gents. to be Firft Lieutenants ; William Woodburn, Gent.
to he Second Lieutenant. Dated September al, 5804.
Dumfries Artillery Company, attached to Ditto.
Fit R Li:mecum Adam Rankine to be Captain, vice M'Cbie, re-
hgned ; Second I.lcutenan: Robert Grainger to be Firtt Lieute-
nant, vice Rankine, promoted ; John Samfon, Gent. to he Se-
cond Lieutenant, vice Grainger, promoted. Dated Jatiu.ory 3e,
aos.
Commigions in the Kircudbright Gentlemen and
Yeomanry Cavalry, figned by the Earl of Gallo•
way, Lord Lieutenant of the Stewartry of Kirk-
cudbright.
Major-Commandant James Gordon to he Licntenant•Colonet-
Commandant. Dated September 13, tBta3.
Captain Hugh Stewart to be Mal vice Gordon. Dated June
Is, tilos.
Lieutensnt Thomas Newel to be Captain, vice Stewart, promot-
ed. Dated June so, 1809.
Lieutenant Robert Johnflone to be Ditto, vice I asingflone, re-
figned; Cornet James Barber to be Lieutenant. vice Vlinltiinc,
promoted ; Serkant John Hunter to be Cornet, vice Ihrber,
promoted; Archibald Duc:;las, Gent. to be
Dated June 29, Oki.
DIVIDF.NDS

Sept. 3. Thomas Coulfon, late of Fenelnirch(beet. London,
ebeefenionger, dealer and chapnian, (but now a priloner in the
Fleet prifon.) at teu, at Guildhall.
Sept. 6. Matthew Sayles, jofeph Hancock, and William Sayles, all
of Sheffield, Yorkfliire, cutlers, fad ors, and partners. in trade,
at eleven, a: the Angel Inn, !.
Sept. 3. Jofrph Aria and William 'Faylor, of Oxford, torn dealers,
dealers and chapmen, at ckven. at the King's Head, Coiresiny.
Sept. 6. James Whitworth, of Alford, Lireolnlbire, brandy met.;
chant, tallow-chandler, dealer and cSapman at tsn, at the Sara•
ccn's Head Inn, Lincoln.
Sept. 9. William Stoney and John Smith, of I.erds, Vorkedre,,
grocers, copartners in trade, dealer. anti charnel), at slevco, at,
the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds.
Sept. 6. Edward Weftoby, late of Great Grimly, LineolnfUre,
fhopkeeper, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kiugftop.
upon-Hull.
Sept. 9. Ingram Varley, of Wigan, Lancalldre, thopkeeptr, at ten,
at the (.4leen's Head, Wigan.
London, England, 1805-08-15

TICTUALLING.OPFIOE, Ave 6, Ms
I'HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
XIS AMY IS7rs NAVY, b bfrelpy give Nat*,
That on Wctlnefday the stth of September next, they will be
only to ox, ire Tcaders in writing (fcaled up) for filth quantities of

IRISH BEEF AND PORK,
Of the IH.R quality, and to be cured in the curling feafon, as the
refpctlise Merchants and Dealers may think proper to offer, one
• lad part thereof to be packed up in half puncheons, one third part

aid the remaining one third part in barrels; the latter
•• • of the crelufivedefeription, containing Fifty-two four-pound
to be delivered Into His Misjefty's Vietualling Stores
I.hptford, Portfaimeh, and Plymouth, and into the Army Vie-
w:ming Store,. at St. Catherine's, in regular proportions of each de-
ttripth n of Cario by the period undermentioned, viz.
Cot fourth of the whole, by the 13th of January, ?
One ba'.f iif the I-tem:Ming quantity, by the 3 tft March,: lEc6.
,lad rmiaindcr, by the 30th June,

And to be paid fur by Bills payable with interelt ninety days after
date.
The Condition, of the Contradt may be Peen at the Secretary's
riE:e, at this Office ; or by applying to Kr. Dunftereille, Agent
(re the Vidualling at Cork ; to the Colle&ors of his Majefty's
cOorns at limerick, Belfaft, Newry. and Waterford; and to
tl.e 1).11: Matter General at Dublin, refpedtioely.
N. B. No fender for a Ids quantity than Soo Tierces Will be
accrpted.
o n,;asl talk tad to any eerier is which the price AO sot is iv-
frt4l in vo,rde at !eogth. or that jball sot be delivered to the Board hOre
vs L. the 'ail Wedoefda, the 26th el Settnekr *ext, air re*
the lofts sr& wales the texas, or fosse segos sw his behalf, glade
te Jeftrer wigs sailed fee.
London, England, 1805-08-15

'm Sit tow IT AtiCITON;
By Ordirof the Hohodrhble the Coltoillfilkii of 66 Majeltft
Cuftoms, on Monday the sgth do of Amok :Soy, at the
Cußom Houfe, Tenby,
"I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS; tik
goo Gallons Brandy: :
70 Ditto Rum.
t6O Ditto Geneva. •
17 Ditto Port Wine.
8 Ditto Sherry Ditto.
The Spirituous Liquors to he fold to Private Perfons only.
S4c to begin at t t o'clock in the hlornink.

•idle• MO VICWCO. WUXI IttiVlC Of use tenants, ants particulars Known
r.
. Onsiti., No. 61. Broad-ftreet.
_ POLDHAftf, NEAR DOWNHAM, NORFOLK.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SMITH,
At Garraway's, on Friday, September 13; at is ecloac,
*A VALUABLE FREE HOLD ESTATE, coin-
.l- x prifing two defirable Fen Farms, fituate at Fordham, two
miles from Dowoham, in the county of Norfolk, containing toge-
ther 767 acres of rich Land, in a ring fence, w.tb two farm houfes,
barns, and outbuildings, in good repair, let t. Meffrs. Brown and
Goldfmith, refpotiEble tenants, at tents amounting to 5751. lot.per
annum.
May be viewed, with leave of the tenant., ten days preceding
the file, and particulars then had at the pukes Head, Lyon;
Lamb, Ely ; Crown, Dovruham ; Ram, Newmarket . • Bull, Bar-
ton Mills; King's Held, Norwich; at Gallaway's; and of Mr.
Smith, No. 6s, Broad itrert.
London, England, 1805-11-30

THEATRE. SHEFFIELD.
EY AUTHORITY.

"T"HE Ladies and Gentlemen of Sheffield and
L vicinity. are rcfpedfally. informed. that the celebrated
YOUNG AOSCIUS (Matter BETTY) i. e.,g.rti to perform at
this Theatre four Nights. The eftrittheriecirent of which will be
Wednefday neat the eth of December, wiwo he w:11. make his firß
anpaumme here this &don, in she chancier of Achmet. in the
Tragedy of Barbaro fa.
On Tburfday, December the sth, the Dittrett Mother; Orcites
by Matter BBT fY.
Third Night of his performing will be on Frid,y the &her De.,
cembcr....Fourth, and preivtly the lalt, will be f.aturtlay the nth,
of December HIS BENEFIT.
Tickets and Places in the Boxes to be had of Mr. Woollen, sr
the Iflreulating Library:
• ` Applications for engagements, unlefs pod paid, will not be
eitsiOded to.
London, England, 1805-11-30

FRENCH VESSELS.

CIS

At the entrance of the Bay, much puttered (one of which had
been at firft taken, but afterwards abandoned by the U oglins) 3
At the entrance of the Bay in tolerable condition 4
Blown up - - - I
Sunk (the whole crew of one of thefe veffels perifhtd) 3
Miffing, fate unknown - - y
Total -a
London, England, 1805-11-30

B.4ST MD ES.

CALCUTTA, JUNI B.—Atthe period I lan wrote you, I
the fourth attack upon Burtpot e, had tailed, with a
lots to us of 4 greater number of men, than we ever
I ill in any campaign in India, preceding this hot molt
fatal one. Seeing, therefore, they could do nothing
better, the General came to an agreonent with the
Rajah for peace (for they were afilamed to call it 'a
treaty), of which you will. of courfe, have been in•
formed by the papers. The lucceislul refinance of
this place has induced SCINDIA, lioi.trot. and all 4
the other Mahratta Chiefs of any note, except the I,
Berar Rajah, (who, I doubt not, will take the firft
favourable opportunity of joining them), to co.
:deice and unite againit us—in confequence of which
the Commander in Chief' has been obliged, inilead
of proceeding from Burtpore into cantonments,
to march to the fouth and weft in vurtirit of the
United Army, which is (fated to be immenfe—
and having paffed the whole of the month of May
in the attempt, is now on the Banks of the Chant.
bul, near Doolpour, and has not the ICAR (spec-
Lion of being enabled to bring them to action,
as they do not thew the leaft difpofiticn to fight us in
the foolifh way they did, previous to the late MA..
ratta Peace. Report lays, the General is about to
proceed with the main body of his army into can-
tonments, at Mount and Agra, until the conclufion
of the rain, leaving a confiatrable for ea fa- the pro.
to lion of Bundelcuad, under Colonel MARTI NDAL t,
and fending a ftrong body of troops under General
Jones towards Rampoora, from which different
points, at the commencement of the next favourable
feafon, it is prefumed they will all move together.
The Rauma of Gohend, it would tem, has been
obliged to fubfidize a corfiderable detachment of
our army, to enable him to called hi. rcveatast, and
puaifh his refradlory Zemindars, Come of whom hay-
tog forts, R.'s brother has been difpatched with r 2
guns to batter them. As tbefe people do riot want
courage, I calculate upon heat tog of fume catualtits
in that detachment, before the obj4B of it be com-
pletely effaced, though. 1 hope, R. will cicape, he
having molt miraculously come off unhurt from be.
tore Burtpore, though three of ! is corps were killed
by his fide during the fiege of that place. It is raid.
that negotiatimts arc going on between General Lord
i Laar, and SCINDI• and his Allies, but what the re- ,
fait is likely to be, no one teen.* capahle of forming
a judgment. I fear, however, that in the rains, the
enemy will harrafs our frontiers in every part, which
they can well do, with their nu:tie:To. cavalry. of
Which we have not, according to the heft opinion,
one-halt of what we ought to haul; and the being
lobliged to keep the field in the worn fealon of the
year, will, L fear' tender out' troops unlit for aftive
i larvim
_..i

IMME
London, England, 1805-11-30

BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR.

MADRID, Oer.3t.—The unfortunate battle of the
21 ft has produced an extraordinary conflernation
here. Nothing official has yet been publilheA on this
fubjeet • but the details received from Cadiz are mna
deplorable. Admiral Manors was killed on board
the Al-,efiras, which veffel had more than acio in killed
and wounded. " The tempeß, the Ewell of the fea,
the fogs, &c. (as they write from Cadiz), only aug•
ment the difafter, and render it impoflible for the dif-
mailed veffels to enter the harbour ; for which reafon
many of them have been wrecked, and the others arc
likely to fuller the fame fate."
There is reafon to apprehend, that all the veffels of
which no accounts have yet been received, have fallen
into the hands of the Englifh, who Rill keep the fea
with a confider able force. The Rayo, of too guns,
having gone out of Cadiz to afford fuccour to the
difperfed veffels, was taken, and the Englills bled her
up. The following is the only account pofitively
known refpating the fate of the Mips:

SPANISH VESSELS.
At the entrance of the Bay of Cadiz, but greatly fluttered 4
In the Hay in good condition
Taken, and afterwards abandoned by the Englifh, but wrecked 2
The Rayo,blown up
Captured by the Engliflt
Miffing, fate unknown

Total
London, England, 1805-11-30

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