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London, England, 1805-07-15

MARK-LANE.

COIN lICHANCY, JULY 15.

The hell arrivals of Wheat to-day are rather nu.
merous ; the fupply at hand is molly foreign,
and fine (=plea fetch an advance in price of 2s.
and 3.. per quarter. Malt about as. higher. Barley
in thort fupply. Beans ofboth forts more plenty. White
Peas at rather better price. We have feveral more
cargoes of Foreign Oats arrived. This trade, for
good quality, nearly keeps its price. Flour is rather
higher, at.our quotation.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat, s4c. 68s. 945. per qr. Grey Peafe 408. to 451..
Fine Ditto. 951. 1001. od. Beans, 444 sos.
Rye. 458. 306. ed• . Tick Ditto 401. 451. od
Barley, 365. 41s. Oa. Otte, 165. 301. 341.
Malt, yos. 764 od. Poland ditto sss. 365. od.
White Palk, 468. Sat. od. Rape Seed, cos. oos.

PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Floor,Ses. to Us. Seconds 75 to Soo. per tick.

TROY TER LONDON OASITTE, • , JULY 13.
Average Prim of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns
ending the 6th of July. 18os.
Wheat. Rye, Barley. I Oats. ream. Peafe.
a. 4.1* a. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. a. d.
89 9 s 8 6 43 6 a o 46 I 4 43 s
The average Prim of Sugar, computed from the Returns made
in the week ending July so, is sm. aad per hundred weight.
SEA COAL METERS OFFICE, JULY 13, 1805.

July 8, Monday, ss Cargoes,fokl frost 44sod to sir Id per CUL
to, Wedoefday, so ditto 44s od to sssod
12, Friday, ss dltto 44scdtoszsod
London, England, 1805-07-15

TO SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES.
MR. ALLEN, Dancing-Mailer, punetuany at.
tends Schools and Families within MI miles of London.
teachicg a graceful finilbed manner of performing cafily every ele-
gant fathionable requifitc of modern Dancing.
Mr. ALLEN./ Houfes, No. r 9, Sherrard-ltreet, Golden-(quart,
aid No. so, Great Alle-ftrect, Goodman's Fields, arc alfo open
for the private iuftruetion of Ladies and Gentlemen of any age,
who have never learned that accumpliffunent, or not in the prefent
flyla.--Foreigners, Officers, Country Refidents, and others, from
or going abroad, and all who cannot (pare much time, may learn
on plans exprefsly formed for thofc to whom It is an °Ned to be
taught expilitiorfly, triostely, and fifrienaLly.
Both Mr. ALLEN'S private Dancing Academies will sontinue open
all the Summer. His Afilfhnts are Meffrs. Tomlinfon & Adams.
London, England, 1805-07-15

CASE OF PARTMULAR DISTRESS.

ACLERGYMAN of the Church of England.
having a Wife and one Daughter, and who has for twenty
years been hided with paralyfis, and fur the lilt ten years has
bun rendered incapable of Parochial Duty, being now in fo help-
lefs a ftate as to be deprived of the power of moving either of his
feet in the fmalleft degree from the floor, or flooding without fop-
port, wifhes to intereft the feelings of di:Charitable and Humane.
He acknowledges with gratitude, having received necafinnol pre-
fetus from the good Whop of London, in whofe Dicnefe he was
difabled from duty; notwithltanding he finds his fmail Rock of
money fo reduced, as to be conftrained humbly to iolicit the afflf-
tame of thole good and benevolent people, who may be difpofed
to take his piteous cafe into eonfideration. He begs with due rub-
miffion to fay, that the fmalleft donations tranfinitted him by poll,
dime:led to the Rev. William Milian, Long Melford, near Sud-
bury, Suffolk, or depofited in the hands of Mr. Gill, No. too,
Strand,and Mr. Hndgfon, corner of Wimpok and Mary. la-Bonne-
ftreas, will be received with gratitude and thankfulnefs.
A further reference may be known by application to the Rev.
Mr. UM, and Mr. Edwards, Surgeon, Long Melrord.

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
BURGESS AND. SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND
OTHER RICH SAUCES.
'THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
1- pined by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other
RICH•SAUCES, fur FVE Same, Stewed Neel, Hefted Calvet Heade,
Beef Steals, Made Mfrs:, Wild Fowl, and Game t with many Deli
wits for the Table, Sideboard, and Store Room ; which are more
fury expreffed in his Catalogue, (He king the Inventor of ebem,) has
induced many perfons to give the fame name to Articles entirely
diflereot, which arc vended at many Shops hs London, by perfons
who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, anti Scotland,
to folicit Orders of Tradefinen and Inn-keepers, who in conk-
vence are often ferved with Sporims Sorts, of eery inferior quail.
ties, which is not only an Impofition, but a great difappointment
to Families who purchafe them with a view of having good Sauce
to their Filh,&c.
N.B. None arc His Genuine, but what have thefe words on
de Label," BURGESS and SON'S, Original and Superior ES-
SEME.OF ANCHOVIES, No. rob Strand, Comer of Savoy
Steps, London."
London, England, 1805-07-15

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Printed for John White, Horace's Headu ,ponFleet-, ftreet.
The Subfcrihers who have not yet taken up their Copies, are
refpeafully informed that they may have them at the Publither's
on paynicut of their Sublcription.
Of J. White may be bad, by the fame Author, and uniformly
printed with the above, Specimens of Arabian Poetry, from the
earlielt time to the extinalon of the Khalipbat, with Come Ac-
count of the Authors, price Sixteen Shillings In boards

Thb day Was pubnitted.
In One Volume, &drop Odtavo, price 6s. boards,

- •
THE PROGRESS of REFINEMENT, an Alle.
gorical Poem; with other Poems.
By the Rev. WILLIAM GILLESPIE.
Edinbeigh s Printed by and for Mundell and Son; fold alfo by
Longman, Hunt, Rees, and Orate, Patemofter-raw ; and T.
Oftell, Ave Maria-Lane.
As above may be bad, •
x. oenis and Plays, by William Richards's, A. M. Profeftbe
of Humanity in the Univerilty of Glafgow. a vols. foolfeap Eva.
prim tos.6d. boards.
a. Effsy on the Revival of the DM= in Italy; by Joreph Cooper
Walker, M.R. I. A. Honorary Member of the Societies of Patti,
Dublin, and of the Academies of Cottons, Rome and Florence.
I vol. Bvo. price 7s. in boards.
3. Obfervations on the Nature and Tendency of the Dodrine
of Mr. Hume, concerning the Relation of Caufe and Mt%
price is. 6d.
4. Poems by Thomas Brown, M.D. in a vols. foolfcap Eva.
pricer t 2s. in boards.
London, England, 1805-05-27

NEW TREATISE.

Dedicated " to the Gentlemen interefted in Agriculture, and thofe
intrulted with the Tuition of Youth," Ste.
_ _ _

This day was publidied, in one vol. ato. embellibled with an En-

gravid Plati, and fit elates, together with an engraved Field
Book ofay pages, price ess. in boards, or as. half bound, Raffia,
'THE SYSTEM of LAND SURVEYING at
prefent 'opted by Surveyors and Commiffloners in Old and
New Inclofures, conducted as au adual Survey, on a plan confin-
ing of open Fields, Inge, Common and Old Inclofure, divided and
allotted according to Conditions of Agreement between the fere.
ral Proprietors.

Treating of the Quality, and Laying the Lines upon the Plan
q_aality Lines Plotting
Taking Particulars Valuing by the Comm:ffioners
Proprietors and Occupiers Names (.`aging
Book of Particulars Taking Dim/tatting
Explanation of Clam:ter. ufed Finding the Content, be.
in the Field Book. be. Book of Dimenfions, Caltirg,
Ranging the Poke Ste.
Running the Lines

Dividing Into AllotmentoNew Dralne--Sew Roads--Stone
and Sand Pits—Allotting the Fields. Common, Ings, In.
elofure—Setting off upon the Plan each Proprietor's Ctantity, ac-
cording to their proportional Value—On the Fields, Common,
Ings,Ste..—Tbe (cuing and Raking out Allotments, Roads,Drains,
Sand-pit, &c. &c.
To which are added Rules, hewing in what manner Lines may
he meafured. where there are impediments, cc not, to obftrui the
Sight, fuel' as Buildings, Water, &e. Taking Ditlances ; mea-
luring on the outfide of any quantity of Land or Water, and
thereby finding the Content ; furveylog large Towns, Cities, &c.
Likewife the proper method to be purfued in meafuring detached
Pieces of Land, where Plotting Is not required. The whole by
the Chain only.
By WILLIAM STEPHENSON, Land Surveyor, Horscafile.
London : Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternotter-row.
cr This Treatife divulges what has hitherto been kept a fecret
from the Public, f.tredy known to any than its Profanes, and is
fo eafy that a youth may be initruded, or teach hlm'eff, in a (bort
time, as no Mathematical Inftrument is afed ; and Gentlemen.
not having leifurt to make it a Rudy, may, by referring from the
Bonk to the Plan, and other Plates. become acquainted with the
Proceedings of Surveyors and Commifiloners, and Plans in gene-
ral, which is fo effential to every one intercßed In Agrieukural
Pu: lulu, Ste.
London, England, 1805-05-27

SOCIETY FOR MISSIONS TO AFRICA AND THE EAST.
ON WhiCruefday, the 4th day of June, 180.5.
bOng the Fifth Anniverfary of this Society, a SERMON
will be preached at the Parini, Church of St. Andrew by the Ward-
robe and St. Anne, Illaritfriars, by the Rev. JOHN VENN, M. A.
Rator of Clapham.--Service will begin at Eleven &Clock.
•.* A Colledtion will b: made, after the Sermon, for the Ben*.
St of the forth ution.
At Two &Clock, the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of
the Society will be held at the New London Tavern, Cheiplide.
e.r This Society was inftituted in *he year tBOO, by Members
of the Fftablilhed Church, and is conduced in aria conformity
to her Doctrines and Difcipline. Seven Perfons arc now wholly
dependent upon it ; three of whom embarked, about t vr,!sre months
free, for Africa. upona million to the Sufi* Nation; and the
ether four are antler preparation for the fame quarter of the world.
The liberal contributions of all Friends to Millions are ca:teftly
requetted, as the Society has a profpea of detaily employing
whatever Funds may be entrufted to its difpofal.

A GOVERNESS wanted in a private Family,
A for three young Ladies, from twelve to fifteen years of age,
In the County of Norfolk the malt have been well educated, of
arid morals, and genteel manners, not under z 6 years of age, and
perfedly qualified for fuch a fituatior—an En„;hoi woman, and a
Protellant.—Any Perfon defirous of fuch a fituation. will fend tt e'r
qualifications and terms, with proper references to any refrelable
Family fur abilities and etaradter, to Mr. Pigge, Bookfeller, Lynn,
Norfolk.
London, England, 1805-05-27

MARK-ZAATE.

CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 27.
Our imports of &With Wheat to-day are not nu-
merous. but many foreign cargoes are arrived. Early
in the forenoon the trade was brine in tale for prime
quality, and force picked (ampler of Fine Old at
more than we quote—Rye at lefs—Barley is in (mall
demand, and rather lower—Malt and White • Peas
at little alteration—Beans, of each fort, fetch better
prices. We have a middling fupply of Oats, and
they go off readily, at is. and 25. per quarter ad-
vance—Flour fully keeps its price.
GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat, 3k 743.905. per qr. Grey Peale 4ss. to 455.
Fine Ditto, 945. 965. Od. Beans, 465. sss.
Rye, 467. 50a. od. Tick Ditto 405. 466. 04
Barley, 335. 38s. od. Oats, 265.1p5. 31a.
Malt, 66.. 7as. od. Poland ditto, 325. 33s 6d.
White Peale, 425. 48$. od. Rape Seed, oos. oos.
PRICE OF FI.OUR.
Fine Flour 751. to 80s. Seconds 7os. to 755. per fast.
55051 Tilt LONDON OAZETTI, SATURDAY, MAT 13.
Average Price of Cum in England and Wales, from the returns
coding the 58th of May, 1805.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beam. Paste.
.1 s. d. s. . s. d. s. d. a. d. s. d.
87 8 57 7 44 6 86 7 47 7 C S
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the turnsß made
in the week ending May 82, is pis. aid per hundred weight.
_ _
London, England, 1805-05-27

BOWMAN'S PATENT RUPTURE TRUSSES.
'THESE TRUSSES are on an e ntire new principle,
-I. for the Prevention and Curc of Ruptures. Their fuperior
etcellency confilts in their having no circular Iteelfpring, 10 liable
to hurt, and In truly inconvenient to the wearer ; the fame True
does equally well for a Rupture of either tide, and fitting any
fitrd perfon ; likeirife admits of the preffure being varied accord-
ing to the nt ceflity of the cafe, or the adion of the body. They
are partizularly well adapted for warm climates, on account of the
lightnefa and portability of their construction.
With each T 144 will be enclofed a Copptr-plate and Letter-
pr-fa defcription, explaining their utility
Manufataured and (old, Wholefale and Retail, by the Patentee's
appointment, at W.H.Pepys's, Surgeons' Inftrument maker, No.
aa, Poultry, London. Where may be had,
A wort *freatife on the variety of Rupture or Hernia, price ta
London, England, 1805-05-27

mar. •••7 • J • ;Va. M 11111.11.11111111.1

mils,

1107ERCEPIED CGRRESPONDENCE.

13FATCHRS 01 MARCky IS WF LI.SALPY, CAPTURED IN
THIE HOPI IV REAR ADMIRAL LINOIS.CONTINUED
FROM FRIDAY'S PAPER.

No. IT.

TO THE HONOURABLE SECRET COMMITTEE OW TIER HONOIIR•
London, England, 1805-05-27

SURGEONS' INSTRUMENTS, and other ARTICLES or

FINK CUTLERY, GILT with PURE GOLD.
JSTODART has the pleafure of announcing to
. the Public, that (with the affiftance of his Friend Mr. Hume,
Chemilt, Long-Acre) he has difcovered a Method of covering In-
ftruments of Steel with Gold. It is prefumed that, independent
c Beauty, this may be of confiderable importance; the molt de-
licate Inftrameot being, by its COAT of Gott), effectually defended
from gest, in all Climates, and under every polfible circumftance.
Lancets, ditto, fur Vaccine Inoculation, with a variety of other
Surgical Infiruments and Articles of Neat Cutlery, hulled as
above, and fold at the Manufadtory, No. sot, Strand.
London, England, 1805-05-20

BOWMAN'S PATENT RUPTURE TRUSSES.

THESE T R i TSSE S are on an entire new principle,
for the Prev..ntien and Cure of Ruptures Their fuperlor
eyt, Henry r,,tltls ht their having no circular Itvelfpring, fo
to hurt, and 111 truly inconvenient to the wearer ; the lane Trufs
does equally well for a Rupture of either fide, and Wting any
p.rfon ; likewife admits of the preifure beilg varied accord-
it g to the rcllity of the cafe, or the aelion of the body. They
;re parttent..rly well adapted for warm climates, on account of the
lightners end portability of their eonfiruetion.
With each Trufs will be enelofed a Copper-plate and Letter.
preft e.‘ Litption, explaining their utility
lauufaclured and fold, Wholt file ant: R. tai!, by the Patentees
oppnitarnent' at W. H. Pt-I)p%, Stip:olle Illitninialt maker, No.
24, l'..ultr..London Where may he had,
A 6011 tillage on the variety of Rupture or Hernia, price Is.

THE Quarterly Number of Mr. YOUNG's AN-
NAI.S of AGRICULTURE, four of which are intended
to form an Annual Volume, will appear on the FIRST DAY of
JUNE, and will be circulated with the Monthly Publications.
This Work will be continued regularly on the Rlit Yr DAYS of
JOON►, sErritmsrs, DECEMBER, and MARCH, price 3s. 6.1. each,
illullratO with Cepper-platt s, and containing t very new Improve-
ment and Dircovery in the Pradlice of Agriculture.
Btidge-ftrt.et,Lukfriars,May 16, t Sos.

loft publifbetl, price as. 6d.
(Dedicated, by permilliqn. to His MaJefty,)
THE VENETIAN OUTLAW, a Drama, adapted
to the Eitel& Stage.
By R. W. ELLISTON,
Of the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane.
_ _

London : Printed for C. and It..Bltiorin, New Bridge-ftrect.
•.• The Public are refpeafully cautioned to be particular in
their orders for this Play, as another 'franflation has appeared
which purports falfely to be the one pet:tamed at Drury Lane
Meat re.

By PersriMon of the Right Honourable
THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS OF THE ADMIRALTY.
This day were publiOsed, Price as.
By IVoT may, Telegraph Office, Portintonth ; and LONCIIIAN,
HUXIT, Rasa, and Oars, Paternofter.row, London,

'THE PROCEEDINGS of the COURT MAR-
TIAL, lately held on Vice Admiral Sir JOHN THOMAS
DUCKWORTH, K.B. Copied from the original Meseta, taken
by the Judge Advocate.
add alfo by T. Richards, and A. B. Johns, Plymouth ; J. Black,
Yarmouth; 0. Lcdgcr, and J. Horn, [)over; A. Etherington,
Chatham ; and J. Etheringtan, Rnchcfter.
London, England, 1805-05-20

lif .1R ff-L dr:F.

CORN EXCNANCY, MAY 20.
We have few frefh an ivals of Wheat to day, but
a tolerable fupply ill many buyer, and
fine famples fetched early in the forenoon an
advance on our currency of 31. and 4s. per quarter—
Fine Bitley in requeft, and fully fopports its price—
White Peas are rather dearer, as are Beans of both
forts, and Grey Peas, thefe articles in but fcanty fup-
ply—Oats are in good quantity, with a few foreign;
this article varies but little in price—Sales of Flour at
terms of laa week.
GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat, Sgs• 74%. 90,- per qr. Grey Peale 40r. to 444.
Fine Ditto, 934. 963. od. Beaus, 445. s. Sood.
Rye, 48$. 324. od. Tick Ditto 381.443. od
Barley, 435.415. od. Oats, 23a. as. 303.
Malt, 6(s. Its. od. Poland ditto, 311. 32$ od.
White Peale, 444.5011. od. Rape Seed, oos. oos.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Flour yss. to 80s. Seconds 655. to yys. per rack.

IRON Tilt LONDON GAZETTZ, SATURDAY, MAY 19.
Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns
eliding the t rth of May, 1805.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Peale.
s. d. a. .1. s. d. s. d. s. d. a. 4.
87 6 57 6 44 3 26 7 46 I 48 S
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made
in theweek ending May 15, Is 325. bid. per hundred weight.

_
COUNTRY MARKETS.
PRICES Of GRAIN_ AT TUE FOLLOWING MARRIES.

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Bastmcsrose.—Wheat 74, ad to loss od per Quarter
Barley 34• od to 405 od f Beans ass od to sss od
Oats ass od to 28a od I Yeafe oos od to oos od
MAIDEN II Ea D..... Wheat 70$ cd to I 2S od per Q.
Barley ass of to 433 od I Beans sss od to 538 Od
Oats 298 od to 348 od Ptafe cos od to oos od
Newsuay.--Wlseat 64s cd to mos od per Q.
Barley 361 od to sos od I Beans 483 od to 541 od
Oats 248 od to 303 od Pesfe ocs od ta 54S oil
HeNter.—Wheat 546 cd to HOS od per Q.E.
Barley 33s od to 43s od I Beans 44s od to sos cd
eats 243 od to sos 6d Peale oos od to cos 04

RE ADIN (7.-...WhillUt 6os od to 114$ od per ft.
Barley 4cs od to 44$ cd I Beans 47$ od to 499 6d
Oats at,. 6d to 233 od PLare oos cd to ooa od

BRITISH AR 1I1:
London, England, 1805-05-20

FIVE GUINEAS REWARD.

DESERTED from His Majeily's Third Regi-
ment of LOYAL I.ONDON VOLUNTEERS, the 19th
or /803, JAMES MALLARD, Drummer, and taken
away with him the Cloaths belonging to the laid Regiment ; it
about five test 1 inchei Ligh, fair complexion, light brown hair,
Ittzle (les, by trade a Cordwainer. Tended in Weßmintter, but
ktely in •-pita Melds, Alfo JOHN BlatCH, Drummer, defertrd
the 7th of May, 18c3, lived in Lambeth Marfh, is fume:Wog
und,r five feet, fir complexion, black hair and eyes.
Wh ever will apprehend, or caufe to be apprehended, the above
Dcf.:rers, or eith.r of them, aad lodge them in Lny of his Ma-
3:Hy's gaols, fhall ree:ive a Reward of Five Gu:mas for each, by
arril in: to Capt. Price, No. 2, Freeman's-Court, Corithill ; the
qu..r.er-Mafter',,, N 0.,;, St. Paul's Church-yard; or William
iditebell, Drum Major, N 0.3, Br.iml.Way, Wettniulicr.
I.m.don, May tB, acs.
London, England, 1805-05-20

BIRTHS.

On the toth liana, at Clifton, the Lady of Major Devcrell, of
a fon and heir.

On the 16th init. at Woodley Lodge, Berk', the kat of James
Wheble, Efq. Mrs. Whet*, of a daughter.
At Bdturbet, county Cavan, the Lady orlienry Maudiky, Efq.
ea a fat and heir.
London, England, 1805-05-20

MARRIED.

On the sth Intl at Rotterlam. lu Holland. John Eerguron. Efq.
merchant there, to Mil. Mary Braid, dauLhttr of the Lac Mr.
Braid. merchant there.

On Saturday,at St. Anne's, Wcfteninfter, three brothers, named
William, Edward,and George U'arner,of Tortenhini Court-road,
to three fitters, daughtcro of Mr. Stanard, of Ryder'..court, I.t.i-
-ceiltr. fields.

At Edinburgh, on Friday fennight, James Buchanan, Hy. Ar-
denconnal, to Lady Janet Sinclair, eldeft daughter of the Right
Hon. the Earl of Cann'lac

Du. U.

On the 14th inR, aged so, Charles Hunt Waring, Efq. of Barnes
in the enmity of Surrey.
In Baker-ltreet, Mils Georgina Blicklhaw, fecond daughter of
George Blacklhaw, Efq.
On Sunday morning, in Arlington-ftreet, Mifs Elizabeth Glyn,
youngelt daughter of Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Bart.
Wednefday laR, at Chclfca, Mr. Charles 13ulkley, you. geft fon
of the late Major Bulklcy, of Chelfea College.
At Clifton, near Briftol,in April lift, in a very advanced age,
Mrs. Ann Brinow, wilow of Henry Briitow, Efq. formerly of
Dover-ftrcet, Piccadilly.
On the ill init. at Cutilecraigs, parifh of Davtot, In the toff
year of her age, Jean R.IIC, relldt of George Walker, fanner. She
retained her memory and other faculties to the tall hoer of her UN
and 'aired feveral of her own family, at fume Maces from be
own houfe, only five daya before her death.

At Abortiren, on the 31th Wt. Mr. John loJk, booldeller, so
the ii.ar of LW Age.
London, England, 1805-07-12

FROM LLOYD'S I.IST.

GRAVISINDJULY t..--Pafral by, the Lady Itarlow,M.Arfttr;
William and Elizabeth, Todridge; infpedtor, Smith ; Baekboufe,
Bunker; Diana, Benjamin; and Favourite, Coffin, from the South
Seas ; Prince!' Mary, Hunt, from Waterford ; Wow Cornelia,
from Ake*; Norway, Jacobfon; Anna, AIM; Helena,
Chihner ; and Two Brothers, Blrke, from Norway; Henrietta,
—, front Mau; Gachen, Few; Aurora, Miller; and Vrow
WI! elmlra,—, from Petcrurgh...—Sailed the Ulferfangt,
Theide, for St. Sebaftlans ; Venus, Bergthren ; and Friende, Volk-
man, for Elfineur._ _ _

Amu/an—Off Dover, the Aaron Lees, from Mogadore; and
the Primers Mary, Hunt, front Waterford. At Vahnouth, Anna
from Alleant ; Hope, Tucker, from Newfound.
land ;and the Duxmo, Barton, f cam Jamaica. At Briltol, Mar-
tha' from Philadelphia; from Cadiz; and
the Caroline, Curry, from Nevis. At Liverpool, Hibernia, Pratt,
from Tortola ; Rofe,Hathway. front Philadelphia ; United States,
—, from Virginia ; and the ihilifarius,,—, from Charkitown.
At Hoylake, Elizabeth,—, from Cephalonia. At Cork,Sifters.
from Jamaica ; John, Davis; &trey, Newland, front Lon-
don ; W damn Manning, Dixon; Brothers, Brown ; &Wilt Tar,
Hares ; Integrity, Gardner ; Helena, Grace ; Phelan, ;
Loyalty, Bayley ; and the Nation. Maine, from St. Kin' s. At
Dublin, Indultry, Roberts, from London. At Belfaft, Draper,
M•Donald, from London; and the Elizabeth, Jamalfon, front
ditto At Oporto, Mentor, Chrillie; Flora, Tulioek ; Jenny, Rer
yar ; Sana. Moore ; Alfred, Roblufon ; Mary and Elizabeth,
%Maw ; Lufdliana, —; Chalmers, Stone; Young Regulus,
--; Jenny, Clear ; Induftry, Lake; Ann, Bibbins ; Ceres,
Bird ; and John, Pringle, from Falmouth. At Gibraltar, Wey-
mouth, Weldon ; and the Mentor, Britton, from London ; Jef-
Gra, Atkinfon ; Hope, Thorp; and the Akzander, from
Lifbon In the Clyde, Fafftor, Caldwell, from New York ; Chard,
Crook, from Jamaica; and the Birn I :gham Packet, —, from
Charkftown. At Savannah, Volcano, Scott, from Clyde. At
Chavkftown, Neutrality, Mafon ; and the Itsbella, Liffey, from
Africa. _

The Pruffian (hip Augnfia, of Phillippins,
from Koninglburg for Oporto, has been taken by a
Spanilh privateer off Oporto.
FLUSHING, Just 3o.—Laß Friday evening a vef-
fel, probably bound to Antwerp, was chaced by an
Englith brig clofe to the French coati, in fight of this
town, where the cad anchor. The brig alto call an-
chor at a little difiance, when Tome (hots were fired
from the French coati. On the following morning
the En lift brig took the veld, and proceeded to
lea withieerf
London, England, 1805-07-12

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCR.

, MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind It N. 13.
ARIL DWG ARC DVS.
Dub% tt I Mambo rgh o
Vito:Axil 0 $ Gottenborgh z 0
Llfboo o 0

FALMOUTH, JULY 9.—Arrived the Ametican
Dorm°, Capt.-BassoN, from Virginia, with tobacco
and (laves, in 27 days ; and the Danith (hip Fama,
Capt. TH al Lsont. from the Coaff of Spain, with wine,
after a ;Wage of eight weeks; alfo the Danifh dogger
Bolette, Capt. THOIIIP3OII, with brandy, from Ali.
cant. Sailed the Princefs Charlotte Packet, Kctit,
with a mail for Jamaica. Wind N. E.

Pt.trtouru, Jour to.—Came in the FAIRY, of t 6
guns, from Jamaim, 'aft fro.n Eri 104 and the Sure•
difh galyatcht Mercutius, from Alicant to Amiler-
dam, with fah, lemon juice, &c. detained by the
his frigate. Wind W. with rain.

POR;SMOUTHy JULY I I:—Arrived feveral outward
bound velTels, from the Downs. Dropt down to St.
•lelen's, his Majefly's (hip Sart AC fa, with the outward
bound Eaft lndiamen. The ROYAL SOVARSIGN man
of war, and the TRIAD bomb tender, were this day
relcafed from quarantine.--Lail night the William
(lore-(hip, from Gibraltar, appeared in fight at St.
Helen's, with the fignal flyibg of " difpatches on
board of importance." They were taken nut of her
by the Cuflom.houfe boat, and forwarded to Lon.
don. She came up to the Mother li4uk today to
perform quarantine.—Sailed the ZEALOUS man of
war, of 74 guns, Captain HARDT, for Plymouth.—
Came up to Spithead, from the Motherbank, the
ROYAL SOVEREIGN, of too guns, Captain Rosinsow
and the Ansow frigate. Major BUNBURY, and
feveral pall-urgers from Malta, have landed from the
Arnow. The Hannibal, a Spanifh So gun (hip, was
two days in fight of the ANION, and her convoy,-
without attempting to moleft them. The LIVELY
frigate afterwards fell in with her and exchanged
broadfides, and after that the ACASTA frigate made
the fame attack on her : the KR SUi4 fell in with her
two days after fhe failed from Gibraltar. The Dili.,
genet (lore !hip went on to the Downs with the AN-
sow's convoy.
DEAL, Jury rt.—Sailed this morning the Yssu.
vius bomb, with the Royal Sovereign, Royal Char.
lotte, and the Princefs Augufla yachts for Wey
mouth, and the Paosrito bomb, with a convoy for
Portfmouth. Sailed through the Downs the Thames,
BRUTON, for New Providence. Remain in the Downs
the telt of the flips as per lafl.—Wind N. E.

PENZANCE, JULY 9.—Since my La the Swallow,
TYACK, arrived. horn London, but Litt from Fal-
mouth; the Good Intent, of Dartmouth, u rrNILL,
from Guernfey, with (laic' for Cork ; the Mary
Ann, of and from Plymouth ; and the Perfeverance,
of and from Southampton, with fundri:s fot this
place.
London, England, 1805-07-12

THE LIFE AND AGE OF CHAUCER.
This day was pubhihed, the Second Edition, in four handfome
Yoh Bvo. Price IL t6s. in hoards, embellilbed with Portraits,
THE HISTORY of the LIFE and AGE of
GEOFFREY CHAUCER, the early Engliat Poet, including
Memoirs of his new Friend and }Garman JOHN of GAUNT,
Duke of Lancaftsr.
This Work comprehends Views of the Provers of Soclety,Man.
ners, and the Fine Arts, from the Dawn of Literature in Modern
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of the principal Perfnnages in the Courts of Edward the Third
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By WILLIAM GODWIN.
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A LIBRARY OF WIT.

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THE 110 N. AND REV. RICHARD BOURK E, PLAIN TIFF,
RIGHT' HUN. RICHARD EARL OF CLAN WILLIAM
AND OTHERS, DEFENDANTS.
pU ASUANT to a Decretal Order made in this
Cattle, bearing date the 12th day of DeceMber. 1804 I will
ou Tuelday, the 18th of Jute next, at one o'clock in the after-
noon, at the Chancery Chamber, Dublin, fet up and fell by Pub-
lic Cant, the f,:veral Eftates vetted in the Plaintiff by Aft of Par-
liament, and decreed to be fold, that is to fay, the Fce and Inhe-
ritance of the Lands of Spring-houfe, Knockroc, sallynacluugh,
Maugh, Golden Abbiathalill, Cappadrumin, art Milltown, La-
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with Forelt Trees, together with the Timber growing thereon:—
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Tipperary, in the Golden Vale on the River soir, within lour
miles of the City of COW and of the Town of Tipperary, and
will be fold hi 'he divilions mentioned and defcribed in printed
rentals of the faid Eftate, to he had of MeErs. Furlong and Cham-
bers, Plaintiff's Solicitors, Aunzier-ftreet,llublin ; and of Pliers.
White and FOIVIICS Liocoln's London.
Dated this zcth of April, t 2tas. THOMAS WALKIs.R.
N, 13, The printed Rentals %vat alfo he had of Pater Deane..EN.
Cork; Henry D'Elterre, hfq. Limerick ; and at the Office of the
Cloutnel Herald, Cluudia
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VICTUALLING OFFICE, May 8, igos.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICITUALLING
HIS AI AjESTro NAVY; do &ray eve notices
That on Thurfday the 6th of June next, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing, (fealed up) for fuch Quantifies of
IRISH BEEF and PORK, in Half Puncheons, Tierces, and Bars
relit, as the refpedlive Merchants and Dealers therein diall think
proper to offer; to be of the heft quality ; to have been cured in
the loft feafon ; to be delivered in the (pace of Two Months into
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imprint, in open's at tempt, or dui
_frail not be delivered to the L'o.crd
before One o'Civci on de f.id TI trf.l4,tLe 6th 7:sne next, nor snolililt:
Perfon onto makes the Tender, or fame Perim on Lii bctalf, act..ndi to
anfwer oaten calltiforo
London, England, 1805-05-29

Overture Oct:Anna! —R ecit. Mr. Bartleman, My cup is full.'
Jolhua.—Smig, Shztl I in Marnre's:—Chorus, ' For all theft
merciec.'—Song, Md.; l'yrer,' Father of Heaven' Judas Mac.—
Song, Mr.. Attie, Holy holy Lord.' Redeum...—Chorus,' He
wt. them hailtiones.' If. in Egypt.—Recit. Mr. Bmham,
• Derper and deeper INV and Song' Waft her jrphtha.
.—Song, Miff. Monday and Chorus, 'The marvellous works.'
Creation. Dr. Haydn.—Air, Mr. Bartieman, Lord have
mercy: Pergola' ...Fourth Concerto Opera Quarto. Avifon.
(Violon. obligato, Mr. Agile), ).—Hymn of Eve, Mrs. Bland.
• How cheviot.' Arne —Quartet and Chorus, ' For unto us.'
Mefliah. Handel; (with additional Accompaniments by W. A.
Alnzatt.)--Recit. Mrs. Alhe, Ye Sacred priefts' and Song,
• Farewell ye limpid fprings.' Jephtha.• —Recit. Mr. Braham,
•And God raid.' Creation. Accompanied In fplendor bright.'
—Trio, Mif. Monday, Mt firs. Brabant, Bartlematt, and Graad
Chorus 'The Heavens are telling.'
PART 11.

Grand Overture and March. Zaubcrffote. Mozart—Song, Mrs.
lluffek. ' What tho I trace.'—Song, Mr. Miller, ' Honour and
arms.' Samfnn.—Chorus ' Awake the ham.' Creation.—.iung,
RBl's Munday, • Let the height feraphim.' Samkn. (i'romba
obligato, Mr. Hvek.)—Charus, ' I.et their celeillal:—Echo
Concerto, French Horns, Mears. Petrides.—Son7, Alr. Bartle-
man,' Angel of Life.' Calizott—Anthem, Mrs. bland and M ifs
'Tyree, ' Hear my praye : Kent—Reck. Mr. Braham,' Their
\rights' Gnireo.—Song, 'To arms.'—elrand Chorus,' Halle-
lujah.' hiefilah. Handel. With additional Accompaniments
by W. A. Mozirt.—Verfe four Voices. Mils Murday, Mrs.
Bland. Maki E raham and Bartten,an,'Bleired is he. Rcquktn.
Rccit. Madam Duffels ' 0 work than death, and Song,' Angels
I ever bright.' Theodora. Coronation Anthem, ' God fave the
Xing.'
'End of Part I. a Concerto on the Grand Piano Forte, by the cele-
brated Mr. WOELFLE, (being his lint public appearance in
this Country.)
Principal Vocal Performers:
Mrs. ASHE, Mrs. 111.0_11),.Mifs MONDAY, Mlfs T Y RER,
London, England, 1805-05-29

FOIt.LIGN WHEAT.-7FOR. PUBLIC SALE.

At Jack's Coff,:e.houte, over the Corn Exchange, Mark-lanc,
On Monday next, the 3d of June, at Eleven o'Clock precifely,
ABOUT 3000 Quarters of gond mixed, and high
mixed POLISH WHF.Ar, which may be viewed Loy time
previous to the Sale, on applicatim to Medi, Scott, Harri,, and
Co. No. la, Aldermanhury; or the Brokers, Thomas ilar;is and
Nathmi,lPainter. of whom ft.rtiter Particulars may he known.
London, England, 1805-05-29

NEWSrAPER.

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NORFOLK.--SPORTING RESIDENCE.
TO lIE SOLD by AUCTION,
At the Duke's liead,t.yun, on Tudilay the lath June, tEos,
At four o'clock in the afternoon,

A CAPITAL and molt d:firable FREEHOLD
A
ESTATE, co.itaiuing upwards of Ego Acres of exetikut
Land, in a ring Fence, abounding with Game, with the Manh,n-
l-foute, called Stanhoe Hall. and a Capital Farm.Houfe, with all
requilite Buildings, htuate at Staiihoe, within s miles of the Sea,
7 of Holkham, 6 of Houghton, and about i to miles from Lon-
don ; forming one of the molt eligibk and complete Eftates in
the County of Norfolk.
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N IMPARTIA L Anti SUCCINCT HISTORY
of the RISK, DECLENSION, and REVIVAL, of the
CHURCH of CHRIST, from the birth of Our Saviour to the
pre'eut time, with fauhful charaaera of the principal ptrfonaget,
ancient and milikra.

By the Rev. T. HAUPT'S, LI.. B. and M. D.
Chaplain to the late Counters of Huntiogdon, and !teem If All
Saints 4ldwlm:le, Northaniptunthiri.

' Containing the progrefacif Chrißianity till its eitabliihment un•
der *fheodollus ; its fearful decline through the dark agcy • its
happy revival at the rctormadon, and ftuauttions to the prefent
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PANORAMA, STRAND.
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THE LIAV OF NAPLES,
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TO THE BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE.
A PERSON of RESPECTABILITY, who has
held a fmaU Appointment under Government for there 16
years, who has a Wife and two final Children dependiivg fulely oo
Isis exertions for their fupport, and whale ruin malt be iiievitable,
uulefs he fbould be to fortunate as to obtain a few pounds from a
unerous Public ; looks with a phafing and anxious hope to this
lalt refource as the only mean. to enable him to retain his thou-
Con, prcferve hi. refpeelability, fupport his family, and rave him
from prifon. It would here take tip too much foace to detail his
long luti, rings and exertion. to keep his wants a iccret in his own
isolom his endeavours have faihd, and lie humbly b,CS to refer
thole whom PROM) LNca has bkfled with a difpolitiou to relieve
the wants of their fellow creatures, for a fuller accouut to Mears.
iodfoll and Stirlhto, Bankers, No, 345, Ezrand, and Metro. Bol•
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don:Mous will be molt thankfelly received and gratefully acknow-
laigui. He begs toleturit his molt grateful thanks tu,
G. K (of Sunda:laud), I,a 0 0
Anonymous, • I o
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1)1E1).

At the Manfe of Thlied, on the 9th inft at an advanced age
the Rev. Mr. John Ritk, niany yens Minifter of that pad&
On the 7th inft. the Rev. John Clarke Hubbard, A. M. Redtor,
of St. John, Southwark.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-PetORRO AP.
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Afternoon •• • 47 Mama after 3

cAPrrA 1. SITUATION for TRAM in the CITY of BATH
To be SOLO by AUCTION, by Mr. BALLY,
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let at 551. per annum), and being No. 4. Barton-buildings, fur tays
feparate terms, of which 27 years are unexpired, at the low annual
rent of x6Ol. for the haft 11 years of the raid terms, fubjea to
ground rents amounting to 61. 13s. per annum, and all taxes and,
repairs. Upwards of 1001 have bees expended upon there Pre-
miles withii, thefe few years, in additional building and impruse-
menu. Particulars may be had fix days previous to the fate, at
M: Cr,. Longman Hurft, and Co. Paternoftcr.row ; or of the
Auctioneer, Bath. Letters mutt be poft paid.
London, England, 1805-05-29

And Ma•.tbme DUSSEK.

Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. MILLER, and Mr. BARTLE MA N.
Leader of the Rind, Mr ASHLEY.
Organ, Mr. J. ASHLEY.
The remainder of the Band and. Chortdre., which will be nu-
!wrens and eumpiete, by the molt approved Performers.
'Pickets to be had of Meffra Athleys', and of Mr. Brandon, at
the Stage Dour in liart•itreet, where Places for the Buses may be
London, England, 1805-05-29

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
. _ _

At the London 'raven, Foxhole-arm, Plymouth, OP Frid II the
lift inf. May, at Ten o'Clock in the Formonn,

('HI UNDER-MEN L'IONEDGUNVESSEI.S,
taken from he French by his Majetty's lhip MELA MMUS
STIPLIEN POYNTZ, Ffq. Captain, and ut company his Iviajelty's
hired armed Cutters FRISK and RHODA.
I.ength. Bread, h. Depth. Atlmea.
N 0.169 Gun Brig, 82 feet, 18 feet 4 in. S feet 6 in. ‘23 Tons
174 Ditto 82 28 6 3 9 126
266Gun1.tvc164 15 6 4 9 63
277 Ditto 64 25 6 4 9 68
287 Ditto 64 IS 6 4 9 68
3tl Ditto'
_64 25 6 4
_9 ( 8_

All which Va.,:ls appear nearly new built, of excellent Mate-
rials, principally of Oak, may bc 'iced for Inland Navigation or as
Lighters in the River Thanoc,, as they arc of a very eafy draught
of water, or may be converted into Merchant Vella) for general
purpoles by beim; role upon.
After the Ede olthc Veff. Is, will be sad their Warlike and other
Stores, contifting of Guns, Shot, Powder, Makets, Bayonets. Sul-
dices Belts and Pouches, Cutlailes, Srils, Cables, Anchors, Haw-
ke*, Rigging. Bread. Peas, CaLavatiees, Sweeps, Pig Iron, Ballaft,
Water Calks, A's:: which will be put in fuitalle Lets.
For Catalogues and viewing the Veffel, and Stores, apply to Mr.
John Hawker, Merchant, fiymouth.
- -
London, England, 1805-05-29

MARRIED.

Tuetilay hit, at Lambeth Church, Rohm buckanan Dunlop.
Efq. to-Mifs Beachcroft.
Monday fe'nnight, the Rev. James Moehrie, Mlntßer of Col-
mond, to MK.; Ftizlbeth Park, da.,ghter of Mr. James Park.
London, England, 1805-05-29

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH. MAY 25.—Sailed the SWINOBI gun.
brig, with a Mail for the Leeward Minds, and the
Prince of Wales packet, Capt. Haws, with a Mail
for Lifbon.—Wind N. E.

PLYMOUTH, MAY 27.—Came in the HAUGHTY
gun brig from the Channel Fleet, with difpatches.
Sailed the Acrtvit, of 36 guns, on a cruize.
Porrysteouris, Mer a7.—Sailed this morning the
PALLAs frigate and the HARPY !loop of war, with
the fleet under convoy for Newfoundland, Quebec,
and Halifax; DEVASTATION bomb, and the Vircue-
Tll ER gun brig on a cruize. V;lnd Eafterlv.
MAY 28.—Sailed the PRINCESS Royet. man of war
to join the Channel fleet; Minerva, Capt. Corrza,
for the South Seas ; Petry() floop of war, with the
Lady Delwall tranfport, under convoy for Cork.
DEAL, MAT 27.—Arrived this morning the ARAN
floop of war from a cruize off Boulogne, and failed
again for the fame (tenon. Wind N. E.
May 28. Sailed this morning the PINCER
gun-brig, for Sheernefs; Visret. frigate, ll'Urrxx
floop of war, GRIFFIN cutter, and feveral gun-brigs,
for the French Coatt.—Arrived the Ar.ea floup of
war, from a cruize, unJcr quarantine, and remains in
the Downs with the tea of his hiajefly's fhips as per
lath—Wind E. N. E.

YARMOUTH, MAT z7.—This morning a (hip of war
paired the Offing, with a fleet under convoy for the
Baltic, which were joined by the Economy, BAR-
NARD, from this port, bound to Peterfburgh. The
H trmonie, SUINE, from Embden, is detained by
the HUNTER revenue cutter, and fent into this port.