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London, England, 1805-05-23

MARRIED.

Monday. the loth inf. at Eaftry in Kent, by the Rev. William
Tournay, Richard Haifurd, Efq. jut.. of Canterbury, to Miti Sarah
Bargrave, young. ft daughter of Robert Tournay Bargraee, Efq. of
Eaftry Court in that county.
Thurfday La, John Earl, Efq. of Kingflon-upon-thanes, to
Mif. Wildman, daughter of Mr. Wildman, tanner, of Cuckfield,
&Air .
On the 13th inßant, John C. Hughes to Mils Elizabeth Stanley,
fecond daughter of George E. Stanley, Ffq. of Ponfonby
Cumberland, and niece to Sir Michael Fleming, Bart.
Saturday, at St. &whim's Church, Southwark, John Holyland,
Efq. jun. of Broken Wharf, to Mifs Taylor, of glarenLithe.
London, England, 1805-05-23

BIRTHS.

On the y'th ult. at Malfonnette,tiear Totnes, Devon. the Lady
of Major Faun 11. of the 4th Dragoon Ouards,of a fon.
Ytft..rday IV:might, at his houfe in Hill ltreet, the Lady of
Samuel Long, Lfq. of a daughter.
On the tEth instant, at Mr. Beresford's houf:, Orchard-ftreet,
the Right Hun. Lady Ann Bermford, of a daughter.
At A'erikett, on the tath irritant, the Lady of James Hadden ,
Efq. of a fon.
t he Lady of Lieutcnant-Colonel Symes, of a daughter.
London, England, 1805-05-23

FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS.

TBISH refpeBfully informs the Public, that the
• Fourth Day of Drawing of the Lotterry will be NEXT
SATURDAY, when the first-drawn Ticket will be entitled to
soca The Wheel is imolai:oy rich, only f,:ven Days to draw,
and there remain
2 - Cjoioeo 3 - £ s .000
2 - 20,cc0 5 - 2,000
1 - 10,000 S . 1,000
Undraivn Tkkets and Shares may be had at No. 4, Cornkill,
and No. 9, Charing Crofs, t 11 Saturday Morning nine o'clock
Tickets - £t9 5 0
Half - £9 z 8 o I Eighth - Ls zo 0
Quarter - 4 19 o Sixteenth - a 5 6
London, England, 1805-05-23

IRISH ROMAN CATHOLICS.

This day was publillted, price 35. 6d. and on Royal Paper, 3s.
N HISTORICAL LETTER from FRANCIS
PLOWDEN, Efq. to 3ir RICHARD MUSGRAVE, Ban.
occafioned by Sir Richard's Stridures, and other Invedives againft
the thaw ical Review of the State of Ireland, in divers Anony-
mous PO ications, and bearing particularly on the Pledges and
Undertaking, of Tome leading Men to bring forward, and of others
to refift Inc Q2ettion of Catholic Emancipation sow pending in
Parliament, wick an appropriate Frontifpiece.
Estrus honor juvat, Sc. mendac infamia tenet,
Qient, nifi nwndofum,& mendacem t Hoe. Ep. i.
Whom, but the man of error and untruth,
Doth borrow'd honour pleale—doth lying ihante appal t
Puhliihed by Vincent Dowling, Lincoln's lon Fields, Holborn-
row, No. 3o ; and to be had of Win.. kichardfon, Royal Ex-
change ; Mr. Booker, New Bond Itsect; and the principal Sank-
t cllers in Town and Country.

THE HEROIC EPISTLE.

This day wail publilhed, in iina elegant volume, final! apnavo.

Priv:, 4M. 64. in-boards,

rrHE POETICAL' WORKS of the AUTHOR.
-L of the HLROIC EPHTLE to Sir WILLIAM CHAM-
BERS, now fiat colledle.l, with Notes, &y the ORIGINAL Pim-
-Alt hm;th the Heroic Epiftle to Sit Wi (Mini Chambers
is generally allowed to be one of the mull aldlical Poems in the
Englilla Language, yet it has long been out of mint . • and the other
works of the fame Author, having been puhWhed in dig:Leh:A
pamphlets, are alto become very r-arcei The whole colieded to-
gether, afctrtained, and iden ifiel by their original Publisher, can-
not fail, it is prefurned, to find a place in the Library of every man
of mite.

Primed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge •ftreet, Black-
friars ; aid to he ha I of all 130°1'141as.
Of whom may he had, jult priblithcd,
POEMS, by LAURA SOPHIA TLASPLIS, pricer a in hoar,N.

This day were publir.w..l,
iu one Volume. Bvo. price 1c.... W. in board..
POPULAR EVIDENCES of NATURAL RE-
LIGION and CHRIS CI ANITY.

By the Reverend THOMAS WATSON.

Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Patcrnofter•row.
Of whom may be had, lately publifhtol,
. .

IZOLLIEGYER'S SERMONS on the. EVILS that are it the
WORLD, and on 'snot's other 'topics, from the German. By the
Rev. William Tooke, F. R. S. In two loge Volumes, Octavo,
price 111. ',An boards.
2,..ZOLLIKOVER'S SERMONS Oh the DIGNITY of MAW, from
the German. By the Rev. William Tooke, F. IL S. In twa large
Volumes, Odtavo, price IL is. in boards.
§t§ For the hishelt chansaer of thtfeSermons,fee the Monthly
A:view, for Februaiy, ao3—the Critical Review, for December,
1802, &c. &c. &c.
London, England, 1805-05-23

UNPARALLELED RICH WHEEL,
CONTAIYINO
2 Prizes of /30.001. I a Prize. of Lro.coo
2 20,000 2 5,000
&c. ete. &c.
And only SEVEN DAYS to draw.
HAPPINESS and RICHES may be obtained from
the above rich Wheel, by an early application at DOWNS'.
old eftablifhcd Office, Er, Newgate.ftrect.
From the great demand it 13 likely Tickets will be very dear and
fcarcc.—Lalt Lottery every *ticket was fold by the Fourth day.
The nest day's Drawing win be on Saturday nest, and the &ft
drawn Ticket entitled to 5,0001.
London, England, 1805-07-29

AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR.
THE Original Tnventor of this preparation (Mr.
I:. • •of MANCIIMPIt, who MA offered the Aromatic
Spiri• ~f incgar for general fate about fifteen years ago), finds it
heeeff.:y to caution the Public again(' the variety of spurious imi-
tations la- are fold under that name, by Druggifts aid Perfu-
mers throughout the Metropolis, and in Country Towns. The
more eff.dually to guard agatlß impofition, the purchafers of
the Aromatic Vinegar are requefted to ohferve, that on the Stamp
of each Bottle areengraved, (by permiffion) thewords Thomas
an". William Henry, Mancbefter, to couaterftit which is a eapt-'
I felons :'and that Meffn. Bayley and Blew, No. g, Cockftrar-
re.et, Cha.-ing CTON, are the only appointed Venders in London,
y•hore the Aromatic Vintalar may he had, whaler:4e and retail, In
'attl.s, at 21. 94. each; Ate Henry's Calcined Ivlagnefia, in bot-
ts, at 111. 6d and larger with ground Rnpper, 4s. each, Stamp
Dudes Included.

LADIES and GENTLEMEN who will; the orna-
ment of a fins Head of f lair, nced only mike ufe of the Ruf-
San OH. w Lich 14 prated to he the only Article yei dtteovered
for IVIZIODF the Hair grn* thick and long, even on bald places, or
if the Hair is ever fo thin; and proves a great preventative againit
the inconvenience of wearing falfe Hair iii warm weather. Several
Genticmm, who have been had for years, have declared, after ufin:
the Ruffia Oil r ;•;ularly for three months, that they became nearly
tover.l With hair—Price ItOttiC, or one containing tour
taunt at one ustines—To be had of Mr. Prince, 333, Oxford
ftreer; Finch. 3. Berkley-hoar/1 Ward, 324, Holborn; Holmes,
Newfnum, No r. Royal Exchange ; Shaw and Edwards, e 6,
Pam', Chnrels4yard ; Butt. r, 4, Cheapfide ; and molt Med eine
Vendee in London; Mr. Bay, Dame neat, Deibiin; Mr it( a-
hurn, Nreth Edinburgh ; and at Mr Shrprerd",,,, oppmte
tech:tire, BMW ; and Mr. Swinfen, brieefter
A nrdets front any pare of the Colony wilt be fent by Coach,
by fending Mosey Lau% asui &sating toll& PAK*, 113 40a-
fonl itroct, Loamka.
London, England, 1805-07-29

This day was publilb,d,
In One Volume Crown Why°, Price ss, in beards,
AN ESSAY on the PRINCIPLES of HUMAN
AC CION : being an Argument hi favour of the N alma.
Difinteredctinefs of the Human Mind. To which are addcd,
Some Remarks on the Syltem) of Hanky and Hefvctius.
Printed for J. Johofon, in St. Paul's Church-yard.
London, England, 1805-05-24

A T a GENERAL MEETING of the WEST-
.I-11, INDIA PLANTPRS and MERCHANPS, held at the
London 'Tavern. Bifhopfgate•ilmet,the sad of May, 'Soy,
The Right Hon. lord Pt NRHYN, in the Chair:

Refolwd uaauimnufly, Thatrhe thanks of thii Meeting be given
to his Excellency Brigadier-General Pr: volt. Governor of the
Wand of Dominica, for the dininguithed gallantry and high mill-
t:.ry ulents he difplayed on the aid of February, acit, in the d.&-
levee and effectual protedlion of that Colony, againft a numerous,
powerful, and unexpected force from France.
Ref.dreci unstumoufly, chat the thankirof this Meeting be !riven
to the ti-1d tifficers, Captains' and other Commiffioned Officers
or the Royal Artillery, the 46th Reximent, the tlt Weft India
Regiment, and alto to the Officers of the Colonial Militia. foe the
pliant conduct they refpeelively exemplified, and the zealous eo-
operatinn they afforded on the fame occa6on, and that hi. Excel •
lency the Governor he reitutned to communicate the fame.
Relolved unanimoufly, that this Meeting. impreffed with the
higheft Lae of the important fervice rendered to all the Weft In-
dia Colonies, by the able refinance made by general Prevoft to
the lauding of the enemy, on the zad of February. tifos, do re-
quell that he will accept from the general body of Welt India
Planters and Merchants, a Piece of Plate of the value of Three
.Hundred Guineas, with an infcription expreffise of the fenfe of
this Ref( lotion.
Refelved mianimoully, That his Excellency Genstal Prevait be
repelled, in a Etter from the Chairman, to fignity to the Non-
Comminioned Officers and Privates of his Majeity's Regular and
Militia Force. at Dominica, the high fenfe this Meeting entertains
of their fel-vices, in refitting the French force on the lad of Fe-
bruary, lbs. W I ELIA Ms HOLDEN, See.
London, England, 1805-05-24

PARLIAMENTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, THURSDAY, MAY 23.
On the motion of I.ord BOYLE the Cart and Limerick Rcad
Bill was read a third time, Fffed, and ordered to the Lords.
Sir G. CORNWALL brought up the Report of the Committee
on the Turnpike Road Bill, which was ordered to be taken into
further confideration on Tuefday, and the Bill as amended, to be in
the mean time pirnted.
London, England, 1805-07-16

EAST INDIA HOUSE, 7412. dos.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY- of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND,tre.ling to the EAST-INDIES, do Semi., giv. rootic.e,
That a General Court of the fald Company will be held at their
Node in Leadenhall.fireet, on Frid .y next the to th inftant, at
*act' o'clock in the forenoon, to approve and confirm the follow •
big unanimous Rdolution f the General Court of this day, viz.
• That this Court, referring to their Refolution of the 18th Fe-
▪ bruary laR, and taking into confideration the Proceedirgs
It of the Court of Dire tors of the a6th ultimo, do approve of
" sc Salaries propofed to be attacked to the (event fit uations
• therein mentioned, fubjeet to the confirmation of a future
" General Court."
WILLIAM RelMSAT,Seeretetry.
London, England, 1805-07-16

TO THE BENSVOLENT AND HUMANE.
A PERSON ,•1 RESPEC ['ABILITY, who Las
held 1 (null Appointment under Government for there 16
years. H hn nas a Wife and two final! Children depentliog folely on
rooos nor their fupport, and whole ruin mull ht, inevitable,
clef. he lhould he fo ruminate as to obtain a few pounds from a
yen, inns Ptedie ; looks with a pkafing and anxious hope to this
laR refonrce as the only means to erudite hint to retain hi, fitua-
tion, preierve his refpeebbility. fupport his family, and lave him
from prifon. It would here take up too much (pace to detail his
long fuff,rings and exertions to keep his wants a keret in his own
hoforn: hi. endeavours have failed, and he humbly begs to refer
thole whom Novi °ewes has biefiekl with a dif,oiition to relieve
the wants of their fellow creatures, for a fuller account to Meffrs.
Hodfull and Stirling, Bankers, No. 30, Strand, and Islcfrrs
ro, Lufhington, and Co. No 3e, Cornhill. where the fmalleß
donations will he moR thankfully received and gratefully acknow-
ktle. J. He begs to return his moR grateful thanks to,
G H.(of Suude:land), Lt oolA Lady - oto 6
Anonymous - Ito! Anonymests,from Briltol t o o
K. F. Jig. coolH.A. 10 0
-too X.Y. Z. Effex x to
1 0 0
London, England, 1805-07-16

Me. HAYLE'rs BALLADS.
This day were pitlifhed,
Embellidied with feveral Copper Plates. deligned and engraved by
Mr. BLALt, in one elegant Volume, (mall Odavti, price in.
in boards.
BALLADS founded on ORIGINAL and CURI-
OUS ANECDOTES relating to the Sagacity and Inftindt
of ANIMALS, and calculated to excite Sentiments of Regard
towards the Brute Creation.
By WILLIAM HAYLEY, Eft.
Printed far RICRARD Paixt.trs, No. 6, Bridge-fireet, slack.
friars, and to be It_d of all Bookfellem

This day was publifhed, price 54. in boards,
ACLINICAL HISTORY of DISEASES.-1.
Of the Acute Rheumatifm.--2. Of the Nodofity of the joints.
By JOHN HAYGAILTH„ M. IL P. R. S.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, to 4 Volumes, Octavo,
. .

price 11. 6s.in boards,
MIIDICAL TRANSACTIONS, containinp...r. An Enquiry how
to prevent the Small Fox—a. A Sketch of a Plan to exterminate
the Snull Pox from Great Britain ; with a Medical Correfpon-
dence no the nature of Variolotts Contagion-3.0f the Imagination
as a Caufc and Cure of the Difordera of the Body ; exemplified by
fietitious Tractors and Epidemical Comm:Goes-4 A Letter to
Dr. Percival, on the Prevention of Infeaious Fevers.
London, England, 1805-07-16

TUESDAY, JULY i 6, aps.

Is the pref. and fpcedily will be publifbed.
AN ANALYSIS of the MALVERN WATERA,
By A. PHILIPS WILSON. M. D.
Fellow of the Royal College of Phyfteiatos and of the Royal
Society ofilidinburi,h, &c. .
Printed by James Robbins, Witicheiter, and fold by J. Murray,
Fiect-ftreet.

This day were publithed,
Handfomely printed in One Volume Quarto, and illultrated with
a Portrait of the Author, a Map, and other Plates, engraved by
Meffrs. Heath, Mitchell, Ste. price tl. r tr. 6d. in hoards,
TRAVELS in EUROPE, ASIA MINOR, and
ARABIA.
By J. GRIFFITHS, M.D.
Member of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh, and of feveral
Foreign Literary Societies.
Printed for T. CadeU and W. Davies, Strand; and P. Hill, at
Edinburgh.

WAILW7CKSHI az.

T_
0 be. LET, fort Term of Years, COTON
HOUSE, with the Pleafure Grounds and Gardens In high
order, about four miles firma Rugby and Lutvrworth, containing
every accommodation for a Family of Diftinaion, pleafantly inn-
ate(' in a Lawn of eighty acres of excellent Land, with good roads
adjoining. An extenSve Manor, with any quantity of Land not
exceeding 160 acres., may be had, and the Furniture rented with
the Houle, or taken at a fair appraifemcnt.
Particulars may be had of Mr. Caldeeott, Solicitor, Rugby ; or
Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn Fields.

•
FINEST PART OF DEVONSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD, IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
Altogether, or in any part, with immediate Poffeffion,
E MANOR or LORDSHIP of WEARrI
(otherwife HONITON's SIEGE) two miles and a half from
Exeter, and (even miles from the Sea; pith capital and (parlous
Mention, commanding the fineft views, all fultable Offices. Gar-
dena, exign five Park, richly Wooded, rich Lands. Farina, Merles,
and innumerable local advantages. The Situation, Coal/don, Soil,
Climate and Neighbourhood, form the melt eligible mildest* in
the Kingdom for a Man of Fortune. Prim Odle whole propetty•
Forty-five Thoufand Pounds.
Information will be given to Principals only, by W.F. Spicer,
Efq. the owner and occupier. Half of the Purchafe-naunoy may
remain on fecurity...-No unpaid letters attended tu.
London, England, 1805-07-16

BEAUTIES OF WALES.

This day was pub shed, in One baodfome Volume, Oetatro,
price tea. 6d. boards,
THE CAMBRIAN ITINERARY ; or, WEL:if
Tot star ; containing an Hiftorical and Topographical De-
fcririon oldie Antiquities, and Beauties of Wales. Alio p&fixed,
a ,Welch Vocabulary; Names of all the Inns; the Bardie Alpha-
bet ; and a Map of the Principality ; with. an accurate Delineation
of the Roads, Sm.—By THOMAS EVANS.
London : Printed for Thomas Ofteli, Ave•Maria.lane.
•• • " This excellent and iaspanial Work is a atoll admirable
Companion for all who are In the habit of travelling through Wales,
and with to be acquainted with its various beauties."
Union Mag. Aug. ,gas.
" This performance exhibits a very cligibleCompanion fortbofe
who gull make the falbionable Tour of Wales, and the Vocabu-
lary gives it an advantage beyond any other book of the kind that
we have fetus. The Map prefixed is neat and wellexeeuted."

. .
Bridal Critic, Jan. zlio3.
Though we have perukd molt of the Books relating to the
Principality, we ore more particularly pleated with the Volume
before us. It contains fo many articles with which the intelligent
Reader would with to be acquainted, that we think it well enti-
tled to our approbation." Monthly Vifitor, April, ski.
For farther recommendation fee Anti-Jacobin, Monthly Re-
view, European, &c.
London, England, 1805-07-16

This day was publifbed„. price One Guinea in boards,
Dedicated to the Right Hon. JOIN Busman,
The Third Edition of
THE PHILOSOPHICAL PRINCIPLES of the
SCIENCE of BREWING, to which are now added, the
TAWAS and DIRICTIONI for ufing the SACCHAROMETER.
By JOHN RICHARDSON, Hull.
Fold by W. J. and J. Richardfon, Royal Exchange, London;
E. Billow, Edinburgh ; and M. Mahon, Grafton-Brat, Dublin.
Mr. R. takes this opportunity to inform the brewers In ge-
neral, that the diffemination of his plan for communicating the
whole of his pradlice of Brewing, having been unespeetetity re-
tard.d, he has thought it right to extend the term to which the
f i I plan wts firlt lirni•ed, to the firft day of January next ; and
that any Gentleman who hag not yet received his ADVER lISEMENT,
explanatory of the fame, may have one tranfmitted, on dropping
him a lined—July 8, Ain.
London, England, 1805-07-16

This day was puSlitherlineatly printed in one volume, foelfcap Bvo
with an Arithmetical Toy, price ys. 6d.
TANGIBLE ARITHMETIC; or, The ART
of NUM BERING MADE EASY, by Means of an Arith-
metical Toy, which will exprefs any number up to 16 666,665, and
with which, by moving a few Balls,* great variety of Operations
in Arithmetic may be performed. intended to alit Mothers and
Teachers in the !oar° Mon of Children.

By WILLIAM FREND, Efl.
Author of Evening Amufements for 18.4 and tilos, Re. Re.
Printed for J Mawman, as, Poultry. Of whom may be bad,
by the fame Author, handfoniely printed in one vol. Bvo. price 75.
boards,
PAT RIPTI II er,tbe Love of oar Coutrry...-an EMT, illuftrat-
ed by Examples from Ancient and Modern History. Dedicated
to the Volunteers of tbe United Kingdom.
Where alio ls juft published,
A Ncw GROW' A PRICAL GAM 11. printed upon Cards, accompa-
nied with a Chart, price 7s. 6d. in a box—an enterrain:ng and in-
ftruetive Geographical Gamc, on in entirely new Plan, peculiarly
adapted tp the Ufe of Schools and Seminaries of Education. By
the Editor of ' The Parent's Friend.' Recommended by W. Frend,
Efq.
London, England, 1805-07-20

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

On Monday the nth of Anglin., tilos, at Four &Clock in the
Afternoon, at the Houfe of Mr. Ullock, in Bownafi, near Ken-
dra,fuhjed to the Conditions of Sale then to he produced, unlefs
in the mean time difpofed of privately, of which due notice will
be given,

AN called FURNEY GREEN and
CROW'S FIELDS, late the refidence of G. B. CRUMP,
Erg. dcceafed, pleafantly Grunted on the Eaftern fide of and near
the centre of Windermere Lake, and within half a Mile of the
Village of Bownefs, containing about twenty-two cultomaryAerel
of Land io a Ring Fence, furrounded by a goad Road. On a pro-
minent part of the Land is eroded a handfonte Dwelling houfe
which commands an catemise and delightful View of the Lake=
it caulk& of a Vellibule fifteen feet in ler.;th and (even feet and
four inches in breadth, a Dining room 21 feet and fix inches
long and fifteen feet wide, an Oval Drawing-room twenty feet
long and fifteen feet wide, and a Breakfaft room fifteen feet long
and fourteen feet wide, right Bed rooms and a good Store-room ;
there are two Kitchens. Butler's Pantry, Wine and Beer Cellars, a
Small Dairy, and luitable Offices and Out-buildings, and an mea-
-1 lent Garden of about une Acre.
London, England, 1805-07-20

AR the three Races very eafy.

State of the Cocking after Wednddayi fighting —Lord Derby
had won 13 main and 4 byes—• Mr. Croffe 14 main and 1 byes—
the main confifts of 34 battle".
WINCHESTER RACES, WEDNESDAY, JULY ty.
A Swespftakes of tcgs each (Seven SuLfcribers). Two Mites.
Mr. Abbey's Margery, by John Ball, 6 yrs old -
Sir H. Lippincott's Mirror, 4 yrs old • 2
The scl. for 5-yr olds and upwards was won by Lord Sack-
vilk's Whirligig, beating Quia and leveret others at three K..ita.
The 501. for 3 and 4 yr olds was won caly by fvlifs Coiner,
beating Triptuiemus, who bolted.
London, England, 1805-07-20

KAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. W.
♦CR. DUlt. ♦R?. DU% .
Dublin o a Hamburgh a o
Waterford 2 s Gottenburgh o 0

PENZANCE, JULY i7.—Since my laft arrived tlr:
Union, TRICK; and Amelia, &yaw", from Swart-
lea; his Majefly's brig GANNET ; the Providence re-
venue cutter, WORALL ; and the Stag revenue cutter,
TEDDURY, from a cibize. Sailed the Neptune hired
tender,.Recosu, for Dublin; the Shannon, DAI.-
NIELS, fer Limerick ; the HOUDfIOW, TIMOR LE, for
Liverpool ; the Aftrea, Bozvoe, for Swanfea ; and
the PROVIDENCE cutter, for Scilly. The GANNBT
(loop of war is now getting under weigh.
i'LTMOUTH, JULY 18.—Came in the Euivaaos.
of 36 guns, from Guernfey ; the Lady Warren arm•
ed (!tip, from a cruize, with the Danifh galyacht
Hanna Margaretta; Captain &Hoag, from Barcelona
to Embden, with brandy, &c. which (he has detained.
the Danifh brig Den node Henfigh, Captain BEN.
SON, from Vorfground, with timber for his Majefly's
yard; the Pruffian galyacht Johan and Wilhelm,
Captain SJORRDS, from Norway, with timber. Went
up the harbour to refit, the Coctriii, of 16 guns.—
Sailed the SANTA MARGARETTA, of 36gUDS, on a cruife.
—Wind S. W.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY i9.—Arrived the FALCON
(loop of tear from a c:uiie. Sailed the HECLA
bomb, with the Triad bomb tender, the Weft India
men, &c. under convoy for the Downs, and the
WILIZLE (loop of war, with the Anne, Duke Jf Bron-
ti, Symmetry, Unity, Alert, and Henry trinfports
under convoy for Plymouth.—Wind N. E.
DEAL, July t9.—Sailed the ZEBRA bomb, with a
convoy to the Weftward : and Is Fi.sciss Hoop of
war for Sheernefs.—Arrived kveral cruizers from
off the French coati, and remain in the Downs with
the reft of the (hips as per laft.—Wind N. E.
SHEERNESS, JULY i9.—Sailed from the More ye-
terday evening, after port, the A delphi armed fbip,
with four veirels under convoy for Tonningen.—
Wind S. W.

YARMOUTH, JULY 19. —Art ived the Sophie, Cap-
tain ORINS, from Embden, laden with fugar, Scc.
for Antwerp, detained by the SCORPION Hoop of war.
The outward bound Baltic fleet are put into Corton
Roads, and will be joined from hence by the Tiber,
WRIGHT ; Albion, WARlikli ; Towry, BENNETT ;
Nancy, ART/0 Perfeverance, WARD ; Charles,
WARTON ; Ceres, LAWES ; Memel, &own ; and
John, CARTER, for the Baltic. Vinci N. E.

Cetmtutstowx, Juxs 6.—The regnlar trading
American flup Two Friends, Captain O'Neil., from
Loudon for thie port, with a full cargo of dry goods,
fuppofed to be worth one hunched thoufand pounds
Rerling, wax captured on Tuefday lag, in ten fathoms
water, by the French privateer fchooner l'Emperance,
Capt. MolsAli, from Guadaloupe, now cruizing off
our bar. The plea urged by tho privateer's men for
capturing the chip was, that the had not a certificate
from the American Conful relident in London, de.
Glaring her to be American property. The Two
Friends left Gravefend on the 21 fl April, and were
4z days out when captured. The difappnintment and
lofs occafioned by the capture of the Two Friends will
be fenfibly felt by our importers : the was literally
crammed with goods, and the only Chip expeded from
London with the Spring fupplies.
London, England, 1805-07-18

NAU77C4L INTELLIGERCE►.

MAILS THIS DAY—Wind K
aaa. DOZ. Ara,
a a I Hantburgh i I
Oatteabargh 0 I

Dublin
Waterford

Psazasce, JULY t 5 my laa, the Mire,
GairreTH, and the Good Intent, TurTHELL, put
back; the Afirea, BUTTON, the Milford, WlLLiasts,
and St. Ives, Joins:, arrived from Swanfes, with
coals; the &tfey, Coyest, from Portfmouth, with
fundries, for Briftol; the Friends Endeavour, HUGH,
from Truro, for Swanfea; the Speedwell, HAMMING.
TON, from Portfmouth, for Waterford ; the Judith,
ATLes, from Weymotfth, for Cork. the Sally, CAR.
Tea, from WaymouTH, for Newry; the Shannon,
Dana t a Ls, from London, for Limerick; his &Neil y's
brig GANNET, from a cruize; and the hired brig
Endeavour, from Plymouth, bound to Swanfea. All
the wind-bound veffels failed yellerlay, but the Shan-
non, Mums, put back laa night. His Majeay's
brig Garmser failed this morning, on a cruize: the
Hounflow, T&AIDLI, of Yarmouth, from Harwich,
with malt, for Liverpool, is jolt arrived, and remains
in company with the brig Neptune, the Ertl of Ply.
mouth, HOSKIN mailer, bound to. Dublin.
Tot PAY* JULY IS.—This day arrived his Majefly'e
fhip PLuro, from a cruize, and failed again this
evening.
JULY O.—Sailed the (loop Matilda, Stowe'.
WHITFIELD matter; and the (loop Rambler, Jour
Forraa mailer, with a quantity of vegetables and
other articles, for his Majefty's fleet off Breit.
PLYMOUTH, Jove t6.—Arrived the Pruffian (hip
Hazard, Marna BUSH mailer, from Dantzick ; the
Danifh (hip Virinikabet. (ha Paae, from N.,rway.
both with timber fer the Dock-yard ; the Union,
ABRAMS* LLOYD, from Cork; the Swedilb brig
Concordia, from St. Übes, with a cargo of tea, &c.
bound to Embden, detained by the Lord Nelfon
vateer of this port; the Profiles galliott Juffrow
Buifinan, Capt. Janson, from St. Martins, with wine,
detained by the Lady Warren ; the Swedifh galliot
Wow Gertrude, PISTON NICKOW mailer, from Stock.
holm, with tar, ac.

Pottiest-milt, JULYt7.—Sailed
WANTS cutter, on a cruise; and the
man of war, with the fleet, under convoy for the Ea&
Indies, Sec.-.-Arrived the SAILACIN amp of war, and
the CONFOUNDS& gun-brig, from a cruise. A frigate
is appointed convoy for the Streights. Wind E.
DIAL, JULY 17.—Remain in the Downs his Ma.
jelly's tbips St. Alban's, Trolly, Utrecht and Ante-
lope ; Alert, Bonetta, and Vulture Hoops of war s
Difcnvery and Devaftation bombs ; feveral gun and.
tire-velfels, and the Oneida Chief, Capt. YAIMILL,
from New York, bound to Tonningen. The Zebra
bomb has made a fignal for a convoy to the Wei.
ward.—Wind N. E.

YARMOUTH, JULY 17.---Arrived from a ernize, the
Scour Coop of war, and Cantonst, Vials, Fla•
a arm, and Csusolt gun brigs. Sailed nn a cruise,
the Must?anro (loop of war, and Sum and Vaal'
gun brigs. The DlAlla packet, Captain DNA's, with
mails and pallingers for the Continent, remains wind
bound. The !hips of war here are, the Majellic, Ad.
miral Russitt, Stately, Elephant, Diomede, Pene•
lope, Roebuck, Cormorant, Scout, Sharpfhooter,
Fenetter, Cenfor, and Centind, with the Hunter and
Badger cutters. Wind North.
London, England, 1805-07-18

a The Progrcfs of Refinement, an Allegorical Poem; with
other Poems. By the Rcr. William Gillet*. One Vol. Fooßeap
Bro. price 6s. boards.

3 Poems, by rii,:yras Brown, M. D. Two Vols. Foolscap 3vo.
price I as. in bonds.

4 Poem; and Mart; by William Richardfnn, A. M. Profenr
of Humanity in the Unirerlity of Glaf,mw. Two Vols. Foolfcap
I 800. price 103. 6d. boards.
s. Obfervations wt the Nature and Tendency of the Doetrine
of Mr. Hume, concerning the Relation of Caufe and Fife&
Price as. 6d.
London, England, 1805-07-18

This day was publithed,
Elegantly printed in sto. and illaftrated with four beautiful
Engravings, price ills. boards.
THE TOMB of ALEXANDER. A DISSER-
TATION-A- on theSARA'.OPIIAGUS brought from Alexan-
dria, now In the Britith Mufeurt.
By EDWARD DANIEL. CLARKE, LLD.
Fellow of Jens College, Calnl)ridg.e.
Cambridge: Printed by R. Wars, :a the. Univerfiry Pres. for
J. Mawmau, in the Poultry; and fold by Payne, Mew, Gate
London; by I)eightou and Ilai-rett, Cambridge; and Ltinwell
and Parker, Oxlord.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-.-By Mt, LEONARD.
At Garraway's Coffee-Houle, Change-Alley, London, on Tuef-
day. the oth of Anglia next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, in
Thirty Lots,
AVERY capital and elegant Freehold Manflon
Houle, called LINTON PLACE, on the South ilde of Cog.
heath Hills, within five Miles of Maiditone, in the Parini of
Linton, in the County of Kent, eoutaining fix Rooms on a Floor,
and fit for the refidente of a Family of Diflinelion, to which there
arc demeftic Oakes of every deferiptiea ; alto a Cold Bath, a Capt.
tal Kitchen Garden, Pleafure Grounds, Avenues of Timber-Trees
of various kinds, and a Farm Houk feparate at a convenient dif.
cane, from the Manlion, with a Barn, Stables, and other fuitable
Buildings, and art Acres of good Freehold Land chiefly Pallurc.
The views frem the Manton are uncommonly extenfive and beau.
tiful. And a'fo divers Farms Altifuages, and Lands in Linton,
Staplehurit, Frittenden, Mardon, Bennindon, Wouldham, and
Burham, in the Paid County, coutaini. g in the whole, wish the
Mu Acres, by Admcafuremmt, 953 Acres or thereabouts. The
Lands are tonfidcrably underlet to fubitantlal Tenants. Alfa the
Great Tythrs of the raid Parllli of Linton. Likewife the ildvow-
fon of the Vicarage of Linton aforesaid. The who'e of the Pre.
mires-may in the mean time be viewed, with leave of the T:_nanta.
Printed Particulars may be had at the Star, Co:heath ; the Star.
Meiditone; the King's Head, Rochcfter; the Granby, it afford;
the Black Lim, Farni :gharn; the Ship, reverihm; the i,:tnnain,
Canterbury; the Bull, Cranbrook ; the Wonlpaek, Stapteh urn ; the
Saracen'. Head, A &ford ; the Bell, 'enterder. ; the Sufi.:: l'avern,
Tunbridge Wells ; of Mr. Brown. Land Surveyor, Maidtion,; of
Mr. Leonard, Chapel-Court,New Burlington-ftreet, Lot:don ; and
of Mr. Woodgate, Solicitor, Golden-Iquare,Loadon; where a plan
of each Lot may be ken.
London, England, 1805-07-18

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GitATRUND JOLT 374:t011ed by, the Equeftriu, Paffmore4
from Malta; L .
Ana and Elisabeth, —; and Sophia Catherina,
—, from Norway ; Amelia, Burp:eon , from Leghorn; Fro.
vidcntla, Kendall, from Dantsie ; Patience, Smith: and Frow
Gotlife, —, from Memel; Ifts, Kruger, from Bourdon; St.
Patrick, Campbell ; William, M'Crea ; and Brothers, from
Belfaft--Sailed the Lucy, ?Matta, for St. Kitt's Ponfea,
Clark, for Montferratt ; Sarah. Rawfon, for New York; and
Robert and Sarah, Teafdale, for Tonningen.
Astarven —Off Dover. St Patrick, Campbell ; and William,
M'Crea, from Belfaft—At Plymouth, Union, Lloyd, from Cork
Briftol, Pafeverance, Stroud,; and juffrow Anna.
from Oporto—At Liverpool, Sifters, Davis, from Jamaica;
Truro, Little, from Halifax ; and Coattanda, --. from New
Orkans—ln the Clyde, Hope, M'Gregor, from Virginia—At
Aberdeen, Hercules, Cibfon, from Davis's Streights ; and La.
tone, --from Greenland—At Newfoundland, Hiram,
from Bristol;, Abet, Rook e ; Spring, Reid ; Sifters , ; Friends,
Hammond; Duke of Posiland, and Kangaroo, —,froth
Liverpool.
It is reported that all the Chips at Antigua left that
Wand, under convoy of a sloop of war, about eight
hours before the combined fleets paned that Mond.
Ivfondai minting failed from Leith Roads the trade
for the Baltic, under convoy of an armed Ibip.
The Edinburgh and Berwick packet, Hind, from
Liverpool for London, was captured off Dover on
the 19th of June, by three French privateers.
The Patrioten, —, from London for Tenerife,
is detained by the Hero letter of marque, of Glasgow,
and is arrived at Greenock.
Six (Dips of 74 guns each, are controlled for, to be
built in the refpedive dock-yards of Melts. NUYS.
Dvox*a, PITCHER, and BALMALD, in the River
Thames, with the greatell difpatch.
HIGH COULT Or ADIMIIt•LTY.--Yetierday the
Right Hon. Sir W. Scot,- proceeded to the adjudi-
cation of the following cafe :
Do Dogter Catharine, mafter...—This veffel, filling under
Prelim colours, laden with a cargo of wine, brandy, and vinegar.
on a voyage from Libourne to Embden, was captured on the 4th
of Pane, about a Dutch mile Weft-northweft of Gilead, by bis
Pdajefty's armed brig Ann, Lieutenant Sheriff commander, and
brought to Yarmouth.
In this cafe it was contended, on the part of the captors, that
this veld was attempting to break the blockaded port of Mend ;
far, at the time of feisure, lbe was fleeting out of her comic with
asked to Embden. •
This beings Tuition of nautical drill, the Court &fired the
agraanne of two Trinity Mafters, who were clearly a opinion that
the bad no hulloes (,Really going to Embden) to be in that &la-
den, in eonfequenee of which the Court pronounced that me Wll
taken in the act of breaking the blockade, end therefore oxide"'
Sibs dap and carp as $OO4 end lawful rise to the captors.
London, England, 1805-07-27

PATENT RETIRING STOVES.

WILLIAM SLARK and SON, furnithing Iron-
mongers, No. to. Cheaplide, beg leave to recommend to
the Nobility and Gentry the ufe of his Patent Retiring Stoves, the
fuperinr advantages of which areobvious on the 'lighten infpeCtion,
as they polka every reguifite f.r warming rooms, and at the fame
time rise cn opportunity of redwing the heat at pLafure, when
ever the air becomes more ratified than i. areeahle or whohlorne
for rapiratinii. The cnnaructinn is perfectly ample. and cannbt
be p t out of order, and the fire alco may be evtinguillied without
raking nut, by which means danger is avoided, and dud (to injuri-
ous to funiiture) prevented.
Th:.: Patent Steam Kitchen to he Peen in ufe every day; Ranges.
with Ovens and B )11crs,Warra Clofets. Hot Hearths,dte complete
:;eta of Kitchen Furniture, in Iron. Copper, and Double Block
Tin —Bell Hanging in a fuperior ftyle.
London, England, 1805-07-27

SPORTING INTELLIGENCR.

A cnnfiderable bet was decided on Leith Sands,
laEl week, between two military gentlemen. One
gentleman was to run one hundred yards before the
other would ride the fame diftance on an excellent
young horfe. The gentleman on foot gained by four
yards. The betting was two to one in favour of the
horfe at fluting. Thertwere feveral hundred fpetta-
vrs prefcnt.
RACE AGAINST TlME.—Yellerday Mr. Thompson,
who is employed as a ckerk in the Ordnance depart-
ment, undertook for a wager of twenty guineas to
run a mile in four minutes and a half; he accordingly
Muted early in the morning up the Mall in'St. James's
Park, and performed his talc within three feconds of
the time allowed !
BLANDFORD RACES, TUESDAY, JULY 23.
Fifty Pounds for three and four yr olds.
Two-mile heats.
Mr. Fenwick's b. f. Mifs Coiner, by Don glizotei 4
yrs old 2 t 1
Mr. Abbey's h. I. Virgin, 4 yrs old z a de
Fifty Pounds for horfes that have not won that value
fince March, 1804. Four mile heats.
Mr. Dilly's b. f. Little Peggy, by Buzzard, 4 yrs old
Mr. Sutton's b. in. Betty
Mr. Biilioff hinfon's br. h. Serpent, aged 3 3
WEDNESDAY—Fifty Pounds given by the Members
for the County—Four-mile heats.
Mr. Fenwiek's b. f. Mifs Coiner, 4 yn old
Mr. Abbey's e. m. Margery, 5 yrs old
Mr. Frogley's gr. h. Starling, s yrs old

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London, England, 1805-07-27

TO BE SOLD,

ADESTRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, at
J- -1- Milibrook. within two miles ot Southampton; confining of
a comfortable and eonveuiNit Family Houle, with double Coach-
hook, five-11.4ed Stable, Granary, Barn, and every defeription
of Out Office. The whole is in complete repair, and fit for the
immediate reception of a Gentleman's Family. It bas a Kitchen
Garden, Shrubbery, and about fifteen Acres of Meadow and Pal-
ture Land, in high cultivation. Alfo the reverlion of fix Acres
more on the deeeafe of a K rfun aged upwards of eighty years. It
is fituated near the Southampton Water, of which it conunands an
excellent view.

May be teen with Tickets any day between the hours of twclve
and three o'clock. on application to Mr. Georg.: Hookey, &mit-
hamptun, of whom further partiaulars may be known, if by Ictt‘r,
to bsrpoft paid.
London, England, 1805-07-27

ARRIVED.

At Cowes, the ?Maeda William, Captain frntit
Havannah. At Dartmouth, Dorfetildre, Pritde, from Newfound.
land. At Falmouth, William, Hall, from Bolton ;and the Racrr.
Waite, from Virginia. At Liver Fool, Jane, M'lnt,fh ; the
sal, Bank, from Jamaica ; and Speculation, Lyons, from St Tao.
mass; Harmony, Farnham; Hero, Carleton : Charlotte, i.o.
thian ; and the Harriet, Blake, from Matfachuftts; Mar's,
lingtou, from Philadelphia ; William Penn, Huffey ; am' to-
South, from New York; Stapleton, Gordon, from Baltimore;
Rofinante, Brown ; and the Newton, Kelly, from New Orleans.
In the Clyde, Alias, Reemingtoo, from Wilmington ; and the
Hero, Currie, from St. Kitt's. At Dublin, Neutrality, ---..
from Button ; VCDUP. Montgomery, from London ; Ceres, Nerd:
Mercury, Roche; and the Mary, Ward. fram Oporto. At
way, weft Indian,—, from Mcrae( At Waterford, Rachad,
Ball ; and the Polly, Stratton, from Phi:adelphia.

Our port letters this day are fluent refpefling the
arrival of the EaR India fleet off the Ifle et Wight.
We are, therefore, apprVhenfive that the reported
Telegraphic account, which we Rated yelterday, and
which was fent us from Deal, was incorreft.
London, England, 1805-07-27

THE WATERINQ PLACES FOR egos•

Tbb da was publiaied, price is'. in boards, 13s. half bound, or
13a Od. calf:fit, in ouo clofety printed volume, illuftrated with
7c. Alai's and View., teveral of which are entirely new.

THE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and
SEA-EMI-IMO PLACES in England and Wales, for
i!o;, toddling of Accurate and Cireurnitantial t kfetiptions of
carry Place of Fafhion-able kefort, and a the Curiohtks and
Sccno-iin their Environs, with an Itinerary of the Roads to and
from each Place.
London, England, 1805-07-27

UNTVERSI TY OF OXFORD.—TNE ROEBUCK INN.
'THE NOBILITY and GENTRY, *ho may have
I. octagon to viat or travel thriseh OXFORD, are moft re
frelfally folicited to order their Carriages to the ROEBUCK
INN, where Capital Ito, des and erpericaccd Drivers Are ready to
forward them at th.. resh.z.abk rate of
ONE. SHILLING PER MILE.

And to thole Families, or Perfont, who may with to continue
a few days at Oxford, toexamine and view the monuments of art,
elegant tdifiecs, and eoriobtiesedepofited in this celebrated Uni-
verfity,the Rot soca IN afore a grated and comfbrtable abode.
where the utatoti attention is paid* and idlers the charges arc
Ibodaate.
London, England, 1805-05-15

HERTFORD-STREET, PARK LANE.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garravray's Coffee-bode, Exchange•alley, 'fo srosaow, May
IE4 at twelve o'clock,

A VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprifing a convenient Family lioufe, containing on the
' ground floor a good entrance hall, a capital library, dining room,
gentleman's &riling room and water chalet, a Rone ftair cafe; the
incipal floor contains two handfame drawing rooms with fold-
ing doors, and a room adjoining ; on the chamber ftorey are three
bed chambers and a dreffing room,four attics, and a large laundry
over; the bafement contprifes convenient offices of every defcrip-
don ; the houfe is fitted up in the modern ftyle, and in good or•
der, in poffeflion of a Gentleman fur the remainder of a term„
which expires Mi.:bacillus 1807 ; the pretuifes arc held for a long
term, at a low ground rent.
May be viewed with Tickets only. Particulars at Garravray's;
and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-ftrect, Golden-fquare, where tickets
to view► may be had.

CAPITAL FARM, HENDON, MIDDLESPX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee•houfe, Exchange.alley, To-moaaow, May
to, at twelve o'clock,
Valuaile LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprif.
in; a molt eligible compact Farm, the principal Meadow,
(mall part arable and wood land, containing together upwards
of I. acres, divided into feveral inclofures, and beautifully di-
verfified ; the whole in high order; a bailiff's houfe, with yard.
barn, (tables, and outbuildings; fituate at Hendon, (even miles
from London ; held ou leafe, thirteen years unexpired at Michael-
mas fait.

May be viewed by applying to Mr. Cutheridge, at the late John
Efq. Ile.ndon. Particulars on the premifes ;at this
Bell, Hendon ; George, Hampftead ; Ellex Antis Watford; White
Horfe, Uxbridge ; Ol Hats, U xbri ige Road ; White Hart, Edge-
ware ; Cock, thy Market ; Mr. Gibb., Solicitor, Broad-ftreet,
Royal Fxchanze ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
ftrect. Gulden fquare.
London, England, 1805-05-15

NEXT SATURDAY.
rr BISH, Contruanr for the prefent Lottery, re.
• fpeelfully acquaints the Public that Tickets and Shares,
warranted undrawn, may be had till nine o'clock on SATUR
DAY morning next, when the SECOND Day's Drawing will be-
gin. And in order to accommodate thofe who, from a variety of
circumftances, may have been prevented purchaftrig, he will con-
tinue to fell at both his old cflablifbed Offices,
4, CORNHiI.L, and 9, CHARING CROSS,
Tickets and Shares, until nine o'clock on Saturday uezt,war-.ant.
cd undrawn, at the follow ing prices :
Ticket £t9 0 0
Half £9 Is o I Eighth Z 2 9 6
o.?..slter 4IS o Sixteenth I 5 0
oney for Prizes as loon as drawn.
London, England, 1805-05-15

SUSSFX.

Valuable FREEHOI.D ES FATES,ext en five MANORS, elegant
Alanfion, Park, and lAweral eligible Farms, at Smiled.
TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION—BY MR. WELLER,
At (3.11-rarray's Coffee•boute, on Tuefday, the 2lft of May, dos,
at Twelve o'Clock,
I'HE Magnificent MANSION of STANSTED,
with appropriate Offices, very nu:nerous Gardens, extentive
Walls, covered with fruit trees, Confervatortes, Hot•houte,
nery, Succeßion, Forcing, and Green houtes, with the Manor
and Park of Stanttetl, containing loco Acres, highly diitinguilhed
for its beautiful Scenery, extenfive and diverfified Profpedts, both
of Sea and Land.—the Park embellithed with ornamental Timber,
Temples, Lodges, and charming Cottages Ornei, together with
the feveral Farms of Lodge, Broad Read, Woodlands, Pond
and Grontith,the Canal and Meadow, horfe pafture, and Slndall's
Farms, with the bo'd and pkturetque Forelt of Snider!, fur-
rounding the Park, amounting in the whole to upwards of 4754
acres, in an excelkin ifa:e of cultivation, of which poWeiliou may
be had immediately.
In point of fituation it appears to embrace every aka that is
defirableremarkably healthy, amply fupplhd with the &left
fpring water, in a neighbourhood highly rapatable, of vary com-
munication with the metropolis, At a good diltanee from a ;mit
town, where feveral coaches pats daily, the roads good. The Eftate
and Manors abound with Game, near two capital Packs of Fox
Hounds, and in a Country much retorted to for Field Sports.
Deferiptive particulars may be had after the 24th of April, at
the Principal funs of the Adjacent Market Towns, of Mr. Pain
bridge, No. fir, Guildford 'beet; Melir, Bromley, and Bell,
Gray's Inn, and Chanter Coffee•linufe, London; Edward Dawn,
rs(q. Sunned; Mclirs. Butler, Havant; and of Mr:Weller, at
his Ggiural Agency 01:ice, Chichcitar.
London, England, 1805-05-15

NAIITIC.IL INTELLIGENCE.

IVatourn, May 13.—The greaten buflle pre•
vails here in the vidualling and (bring the (hips that
arrived yellerday, and they will be ready for tea by
to-morrow. The Chips in Cawfand Bay confifl of 14
fail of the line, and are as follows :—Dreadnought,
'Hilarious, Minotaur, Mars, Ramifies, Bellerophon.
loffus. Achille, Ruby, Renown, Agamemnon, Re-
puffe, Raifonable, and Polyphemus ; the others of
the fleet are Paid to be gone for Torbay. Rumours
are afloat that the Brea Fleet is at tea, but we can-
not trace them to any fource that (lamps them with
credit.—Sailed the PItIITTY Lass, of 18 guns, with
a fleet for the Downs ; and the Providentia, Aaco-
GOON, for Cette.—Came in the LADY WARREN, of
18 guns, from a cruize off Ferrol ; alfo the Danifh
fhip Jenne Maria, Captain Strum:, from Bourdeaux.,
bound to Elfineur, laden with wine, brandy, and
vinegar, detained by the LADY Wartats ; and alfo
the Difpatch, Capt. Rowe, from Guernfey.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 14 —Arrived the Griffin,
HAYWOOD, :rom the Streights ; (he parted from the
AVENGER (loop of war and the refi of the fleet in a.
gale.—Wind Eafterly.
DEAL, MAY 14.—Sailed the Jamaica and Ariadne
frigates ; Orefles Hoop of war ; Devallation and
Lucifer bombs ; Watchful, Bloodhound, and feveral
other gun brigs, on a cruize off Calais ; Minx and
Buld gun brigs, on a cruize off Offend • Iris frigate
and the Steady gun brig, for Portfmouth. Aimed
le Utile (loop of war from a cruize, and remains in
the Downs with the relt of the !hips of war as per fall.
with the Bellona tranfport,.and the Minerva, Lain-
Lca, for Africa. Sailed through the Downs, the
Mary, TAYLOR s. and the Archides, BARBELL, for
Malta.

YARMOUTU, May 14.--Yeflerday failed the rflt•
asr ER brig, having under her convoy the Red-breaft
and Exertion gun brigs, lately built here. This day
art ived the Agnes lugger. The Ezcife boat has made
a very large capture of lace, &c. in a boat called the
Duncan, which was beached with intent to run her
cargo. The Muscurtrzo !loop of war has fent in here
a Dutch privateer, out 27 days, but had made no
captures : the privateer had one:24..pound cart (made,
eight fwivels, a theft of fmail arms, and 34. men.
The Monty irro has alfo captured a frnriggler, which
(he fent into the Humber,. and was in chace of ano-
ther privateer. Wind N. E.
London, England, 1805-09-19

WEST INDIES.

AMTIGUA, AUG. B.—This Wand !tubers poetics-
larly unfortunate ; it has loft, in confequence of all
the whites being embodied for its defence againa the
enemy, in February and March, near one•fifth of its
crop from the depredations of the negrnes, and near
fix thoufand hogfheads of fugar fell into the hands
of the enemy.hy the capture of the convoy under the
NET LEY fchooner.
I feel extremely lorry to be obliged to inform you,
that the Wands in general begin to be very fickly.
At 13,4rhadoes, on the zgth ult. SIC WILLIAM MYERS)
the Commander in Chief, died. He makes 14 out
of 18 of his family that have died fince he came to
the Weft Indies. General BECKWITH, Governor of
St. Vincent's, is, in confequence, Commander in
Chief. We have a fever here, but which, as yet, has
not been very fatal; the feafon is uncommonly hot,
and two days ago we had two (hocks of an earth-
quake, one of them rather fevere.
London, England, 1805-09-19

TO THE CLERGY.
AvANTED to rent by a Clergyman, defirous of
being employed in the line of his profeflon, and who
would willingly difeharge part of his rent by doing the duty of a
l'a rins, a moderate fazed neatly furnithed haute, in a genteel neigh-
bourhood, with Irons is to 30 acres of land, good garden, coach-
linufe, (Libles, &c. Should this attraet the Notice of any Clem
gynun, who from ill health or other circumitances, cannot con.
venlently r fide in his parifh, and may with to let hls Parfonage
11,iiifc, by addreffing letters port paid to the Reverend A. K
Willa. Hotel, Dwver-ftr et, Piccadilly, Loudon, he will bear
of a refpeetable Tenant, with every proper reference. •
N.ll. No appilcatiou will be attended to from Cornwall or
Wales.