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London, England, 1805-08-22

BIRMINGHAM MUSICAL 11311VA14
For the Benefit of the
GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Under the Patronage and DireCtion of
The Right lion. the EARL of AY LESFORD •
And under the Patronage of the NoaTLITT inthe Neighbourhood.
1
T ST. PHILIP': CHURCH, on NV EDNES ADAY Morning. the ad of OCTOBER, a SERMON will be.
etc.-NA by the Rev. GILBERT BFRR ISFORD, A. M. ReEtor,
of Bedworth, la'arwiekihire, and of sAztiny. Leicefterlhire, and
to the Right Hon the:Earl of ArttsroaD.
la the Courfc of the Service will be performed
The GRAND -rb. Dl' IM by PURCEL.
The HUNDREDTH PSALM, t
AN I'HEM," Bland is he," &MCI,
And the CORONATION ANTHEM.
On Tbatillay Morning, Oiltober 3. at St. Philip's Church, the
MESSIAH.
Or. Tr!day Mombirt Odloher 4, at St. Philip's Church, a GRAND'
slui,crum of SACRED MUSIC, confillitg of the too&
beautiful RECITATIVES, AIRS, and cHORUsSES from the
Oratorios of HANDRL, and HAYDN'i Oratorio of CRF.A TION.
On the Wedncfday, Thurfday, and Friday Evenings, at the
THEATRE. will be
GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS,
In wh,..:h will be introduced the Erten Overtures and Sympho-
o:c. of Haydn and Mozart, Concertantes,Coocertos on the V intik
j,40.3.4:110, Double Bafs, Flute, Oboe, Baffoontand French Horns;
trod the molt favourite SEIPP% Duets, Glees, and Choruffes. which
have been performed at thelking's Concerts and Vocal Concerts in
London. PRINCIPAL SINCERE ENGAGED,
Mrs. BILLINGTON, Mrs VAUGHAN (late Mifs Tenant),
FANNY ROSS MELVILLE;
Mr. HARRISON, Mr. VAUGHAN, Mr. W. KNYVETT,
And Mr. BARTLEMAN.
INSTRUMENTAL PIRIORMERS,
Mr. F. CRAMER., Leader.
Mr. Clark, principal fecond Violin; Mr. J. Lindley, principal
Tes.or; Mr. R. Lindley, ditto Violoncello; Signer Dragonetti,
e.i.to Double Bars; Mr. Albe, ditto Flute; Mr. Erfkine, ditto
OU;e; Mr. Moon, ditto Clarionct ; Mr. Holmes, ditto Baffoon ;
tleas.Petrides, French Horns ; Mr. Hyde, Mr. Cantello, Truro.
rust Mi. FLelt, Mr. Drefsler, Mr. Zwingrnan 'Trombones; Mr.
Tvrkinfon, Double Drums; Meffrs. Aloralt, Boyce, 'T. Holmes,
l!r. Baker, Evans, Sturge, Marlhall,Wagner, Venue. Rudge, San-
ders. Rifch. I .efebrre, Fietchers, Stanley, Weblter,
The wholoconduao4 by Mr. GREAT o asx, who will 'reticle
. at the Organ and Piano Forte.
The Gentlemen of the Prirate Concerts will give their AMC-
tance; rnd the other Parts of the Band will be filled by the moR
aptreved Performers in ,the Kingdom.
To make the Choruffes grand and full, Chorus Singers ate en-
gaged from -he King's Concert, the Lancalhire Choral Socie-
ties, and the NVorceiter and Lichfield Choirs. The whole Or-
cleans will eonfiß of upwards of a hundred and twenty Per-
formers.
.there will be Balls each Evening at the Affembly %Zoom at the
Shakef2tar Tavern.
Mc Ordinary on the Brit Day (Wednef,lay) will be at the
Seek Tavern; on Thuridayst the Royal Hotel; and cu Friday at
Shakefptar Tavern.
'. • The Perlornwri ate deßred to be at Birmingham on Mon.
day Afternoon, the 30th of September.
London, England, 1805-08-22

V W. WOODFORD refpeefully informs the Pn-
.ll-0 trots of hislate Father and Uncle (Woodford and Willa)
and the Pobr,e,tha he has toseitablilhed the FALCON TA VENN,
GRAVESEND, in its former Rate of easvenimee, that he has
taken &atm] mans to provide excellent Wines, commodious
Bets, and Serrams competent and entirety difpefed to render
'very atteinion, and that he hopes, with great deference, to merit
rod to obtain that fupport which was kindly bcftowed upon the
:hove tonne Pmprictors.

0- Prime Wines, nod Bed, well aired, will be objects of par.
ticatu care.

PATENT RETIRING STOVES.
WILLIAM SLA RK and SON, furnithing Irftn-
mongers, Na. to, Cbeapfide, beg Inve to recommend to.
the Nobility and Gentry the ufe of his Patent Retiring Stcvcs, the
fuperior advantrzes of which areobvions on the fligbteft infpeetion,
as they poire.'s every requifite for warmir rooms, ar,i at tie fame
time o7portuoky rf reducing the heat at pleafure, when •
ever the air becomes more rarlfied than is ag-ceabl.: or wholeforne
for refpiraiion. The conftrunion is perfeelki iimple, and cannot
be pt out of order,and the fire alto may be extinguithed without
rakinc nut, by which means danger is a"tatiod, and dull (fo injuri-
IA!: to furniture) prevented.
The P.itent Swam Kitchen to be Teen in ufe every day; Ranges,
with Ovens ar.d Boilers,Warrn Clofets, Hot Hearthsak.c. complete
Set, of Kitchen Furniture, in Irnu, Copper, and Double block
I iiitiging in a fupetior flyle.
London, England, 1805-11-07

The HISTORY of GREAT sturAlN, from the REVOLU-

TION to the PRI, SEN TIME._

This day was puhlitbed, with numerous and extenOve eorreelions
by ths Author, a nctv &Winn, printed be twelve volumes
odtavo, uniformly with the hittory of Mr. Hume. price five
guineas in boards, or any two volumes feparately, tBs. board%
HISI ORY of GREAT BRITAIN from
-a• the REVOLUTION in ‘6llB,(when Humes 1-iift.ory I.:7tla-
rtates) to the PEACE of AMIENS in !Sot.
By WILLIAM BELSHAM, Efq.'
independently of the achnnwledl!ol merit of Mr..rsitilham's Hif-
tory as a Work of unquefilln3ble fidelity, it claims cfpecial no-
Lice of the public, a; btin; the .in.y history of England I.y a fligle
t-:-ritir. which continues the Hill,,ry ut Mr. Hume, with utiitu:m
1, rr,and ability to the ;relent time.
)...moms have been tilt C‘pctla, complete the fair: of our
N Smollt• gatcral work has 1)..-n garbled and
attoalated, with a view to (imply a conriuuation of Hume, to th:
death of Gees 11. but the partiality and defects of Smullett as are
luitorlan have long been a jolt (object of complaint, and faeh a
work as Mr. Beitharres has, fur many years, been among the pria-
sipal literary delidcrata. Perforis,howevermlio are adually puf-
ieffed both of Hume and Swaim. may purchafe feparately Mr.
Beliham's Hißory of tb:: Reign of Geo. 111. in 8 volumes, and thus
nompkte their fairs to the Pcace of Amiens; or thole who are
po&ffed of Mr. Hume's Hitiory only. may, by the purchsfe of
Mr. Belfham's entire work, complete an unbitert upted anduni form
Series of our Hiftory, truin the earlielt records to the prefcnt time.
Printed• for Ricualto I'llll.l.les, No. 6, Bridge firer, Black.
friar's, fold by J. Archer, Dublin, F. Balfour, Edinburgh, Braib
and Reid, Glafgow, Sullivan and Weil, Cork, and by all other
B•tokfellers and dealers in Books.
• N B. Perfons who have otni •tel to complete their lets of Mr
Beliham's Hißory, fhuuld mat au early applieation to their re
fpeetive Sookiacrs.
London, England, 1805-11-07

DUBLIN, OCTJBER 31.

Yefterday the remains of the lamented Dean KIR.
wits were interred in the burial ground in Kevenfi
area, attached to the parifh church of St. Nicholas
Without, of which he was Minifter. The hearfe
was preceded by the children of the different Charity
Schools in this city, of which he had, during his life
time, been fo often the able advocate. Among the
many refpedtable charafters who attended the fune-
ral, anxious to pay the laft tribute of refpeCt to this
great and good man, we obferved, as bearers, the
Lend Bilbop of Kildare, the Dean of St. Panicle's,
HVIIRT GRATTAN, EN. GY.ORGS LATOUCHR, Efq.
and the Rev. Drs. MAORI and Wesurstaw. The
principal mammas on this melancholy occafion were
Counfellor Cottas and SOLOMON RICHARDS, Efq.
The unfortunate Armftrongs, whole trials weft ro
have taken place yefferday fur different charges of
fOrgery, and whole cafes have occupied fo large a
Share of public attention, applied to the Court by af-
fidavits to poftpone their trials, and which being ac-
ceded to by the Counfel on the part of the Crown,
the Court fuffered their trials to Rand over to the
next Commiifion.
A robbery of the Linen-hall was difcovered laft
week, by a watchman (topping a fellow at night
with force pieces of the linen. The_ offender will
be tried at the prelim Commitlion of Oyer and Ter-

miner.
On 'f hurfday laft, as Mr. James Halpin, of Ma-
yan, was on his way to .Black Lion,county of Meath,
*he was thrown from his horfe, in confccinence
of the brute taking fright, by which accident Mr.
Halpin's collar bone was broke. We ate happy to
bear he is fo much recovered, as to be pronounced
out of danger.
LaR Sunday, the body of a dairy man was taken
op out of the canal, near New-greet. It is remark-
able that no lefs than eight bodies have been taken
out of the canal in that neighbourhood within the
lag fortnight.
An apple tree on the ground of Mr. Leahy, at
Monkftown, county of Cork. has exhibited the extra-
ordinary appearance of blutroms in all the vigour
and fragrance of fpring—twenty Airy were on Fri-
day morning picked from it.
London, England, 1805-11-07

OFFICE I•'OR THE SALE OF LANDS.
IN THE BRITISH COLONIES IN AMERICA.

WHITEHALL, NOVRKIIER aos.
RICH AND FERTILE TRACKS OF ARABLE, MEA-
DOW, MARSH, AND WOOD LAND,
IN THE ISLAND OF PRINCE EDWARD,
(Formerly called Saint Jebn's,)
Ia the GULF of SAINT LAWRENCE, aae deb. aura
London, England, 1805-11-07

FOR SALE BY PUBIIC AUCTION,

At the London Tavern, Foxhole-Bract, Plymouth, on Toefday
and Wcdnefday the 19th and aoth Jet at Ten. in the Fureooon,
A LARGE quantity of Valuable Stores, Unclad
L 1 from the Spanifit Ships of War Sr-Re num. and Ex Fa sea,
Fazes to the Fleet Under :he Command of Admiral Sr RosaaT
Ca tAa a, But molding of fix Cables 22 and ss Melees, ineltly
new, feveral Hairier* and Shroud Lakl Ropes, Standing and Run-
ning Rigging, Coils of New Rope different Sizes, White Rope,
and other Spare Cordage, Junk at.d Sails, alarge quantity of Blocks
about One Thoufand Spanilholdurqueta and Bayonets-(the barrels
well calculated for Fowling:phew), Mob, Collages, Sheets of
Copper, Copper Nails and other Coppers a large quantity of Lea-
rn, Hugest:ids, and other Caiks. Shook Cafks, Staves, and iron
!loops. about Six Hundred and Seventy Bags of Bread, Beef and
Pork; a quanntrot Round Grape, and Double-beaded Cannider
and Laograge Shdt, from 6 to 42 pounders, Waggons and Car-
riages for Artillery, a (tiantity of Iron !Waft, Anchors, Ships
boats,l74 Gun Carriasr.s, Lumber, and fundry [pare valuable
Boatfwains, Gunners, and Carp. nett: Stores, too numerous to be
Warted.

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After the Sale of the St. Raphael and El line's Stores, will
le fold the Valuable STOKES of the French corvette IaTURCIiE,

tured by his Majefty's Ihip GOI.IAH, ROBERT BARTON,
4.1 g. Commander, vusalting of Cables, Hawfus, Standing
end Riming Rigging, (pare Cordage, old Iron, &c. Iron and
ooden-bound Cares, two Copper Chains, Anchors, &c. eighteen
g twelve•pounders, twenry Gut Catnaps, with fundry (pare
and valuable Boativrain's and Gunner's stores, Copper Boiler,,
Beef and Pork, old Junk, One tillage of Rum, Wine and Spirits,
Bread, Flour and Rice, Round, Grape and Double-headed
'ilitott Iron BAIA, &c. One Cafe, containing Candles, Cafes
of Sweet Oil, Treble, Double, and Single Blocks, Oak and Fir
Plank, fume Hogesead Staves, Fire Grapnels, Water Calka, Gun.
powder, Nolulkets, Piftols, &c. &c.
FurCataingues and viewing the Stores, apply to
Mr. WeiN HAWKER, Ailing Agent, in Plymouth.
Plymouth, October 26, iK.'g.
London, England, 1805-11-07

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCZ.

• Coax, Nov. I.—His Majefty's fhip EGYPTTIIIIM
has captured a veffe! laden with Naval. Stores, shrill
has arrived in Baltimore harbour; the was one of a
fleet of twenty fail, all laden with naval flares from
Billie% for Rochefort, under convoy of a corvettes
which efeaped, but ahnoll the whole of the convoy
were defiroyed.
DUBLIN, Nov. 2.—The Weft India fleet, confilt.
ling of 47 fail, under convoy of his Majelly's (hips
FISGARD, Topaz!, and WoLvse in e, failed from Cork
harbour on Monday evening. Lieutenant General
Sir Eras Coors and fuite went on board the Frs.
GARD, and Major General BALFOUR and fuite, on
board the Robert, of Liverpool. The ARG US fluop
of war failed from Co: it h:abour for the Dowus, on
Tuefday left.
TORBAY, , Nov. s.—This afternoon arrived his
Majefly's cutter Nielson, Captain M.ri it, with
.dif.
patches and letters from Admiral C)aswat
whom, with his fleet, he left all well off Breit, on
Sunday WI. She failed again immediately after de.
livering the difpatches at the Poft Office, which were
forwarded by this evening's mail.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. g.—La( night arrived here the
NAUTILUS, of 18 guns, Captain Svitss, with. dif-
patches from Admiral Coudanwoon, oti Cadiz, with
which Captain Sears fet off exprefs tor 1.,,cd0n about
twelve o'clock lad night ; they contain an account
of the deal-la:lion of the combined fleets of France
and Spain, by that prodigy of valour, Lord NILSON,
the particulars of which will be known before this
reaches you. Came in the American Chip Jolla, of
New York, Captain Bares, (late Fox), from New
York, for. flilboa, laden with fugar and coffee ; the
was detained by the Lord Nelfon privateer, of Gum-
fey, afterwards recaptured by a Spann privateer,
and fince taken again by the EGYPTIPIIII F. of 44 guns :
came in alfo the INDIYAITIGAHLI, of 4 gnus, from a
cruize.

DOM, Nov. 6.—Sailed left night the hogs Hoff-
nuog and Five Gehrotders, for Embden, with prize
goods. Arrived this morning, the Dk IPEIULTE gun
brig, from the Downs. Sailed this morning the fol-
lowing veffels in ballad, having hAd their cargoes
taken out to abide the decifinn of the Admiralty
Court : the brig Hoppett, Capt. EL LSTROM, of and
for Gothenberg ; brig Liberia's, Capi.Tacsa wsraom,
of and for Stockholm, and Galleas Anna Sophia,
Capt. Ways, of and or Stralfund.—Remain in the
Roads, the Firm and De.4>erite gun. brigs, and Flirt
and Atalanta cutters.--Wind S.W. thick weather.

Scaaaotouc Nov. s.—Arrived in our Road the
Leith armed !now w.th two mile and a Foreign
bfieffenc,er from Twinkle% is fire clAys paliage,
Wind CV. & W.
London, England, 1805-11-07

CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and
their tormenting Itching initaally removed by WHITE-
HEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, univerfally efteensed for
its estraotdinary Efficacy in Rheumatifins, Ca!fie,, Gouty Affec-
tions, and Complaintsof tin Stomach; but where this certain re-
medy has been unknown ,or negkcled, and the Chilblains have
*dually broke, WHITEHEAIYs FAMILY CURATE will cafe
the pain, and eery fpecdily heal them.
Ptepared'aud fold by R. jounsrom. Apothecary. is, Gredt-
ftrect, Soho, London ; the Marne and Pills at a.. yd. each= tic
Cerate at is. :O. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the Melted
Tb 4 'Genuine has a black Ink Stamp, with the
acme of R. JonNSTON inforted un it.
London, England, 1805-04-11

ch 4. CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING•CROSS,I ONDON,
T BISH, Contralto, for the prefent Lottery,
-I. • affures his Friends that the Sale of Tickets and Shares far
es+erds his mot'. fanguine expedations. _

In the late Lottrri, Tickets rote from the prefent Thiel to ap-
%vv.& of stkper Ticket before the Drawing began, and every
TiAct wa, fold before the Lottay was hair 'Milked.
The .S%:bcnse of the prefent Lottery Rands univerfally allowed
fu?..rier to any firmer in Capital Prises; he therefore &della hh
Fticrds (who Wean to tdventute) to lofe no time in purehafing, as
Tickets and Shates,from the extraordinary demand, will be fare to
rift confide:ably.

•.• Perron, in the Country may be (applied, by fending (Poft
Paid) Bank Notes, Caih, or Poft 01Ice Orders, to either 4, Corn-
bill, or 9, C.baring-Crofs, London.
Drawing begins 13th of MAY.
London, England, 1805-04-16

FOR THE STONE AND GRAVEL.

ALong fuccefsful Praaice has now ellablithed the
reputation of ADAM'S SOLVENT, for curing the alm7e.
alHiding Diforder In either Kidneys or Bladder, after fruitlefs
trials of Soap, Lime, and Soda Water; thereby Paving theufands
from the pain and danger of the knife; but as there are many per-
fons who may not have heard of this happy difcovery, the Proprie-
tor avails himfelf of the bepevolmt .'irpofition of thofe who wfh
to teftily its efilcacy and innocency, v.a. I.ord Sackville, the Ho •
aourable Mr. Germaine, Sir rdward Knatchhull, Bart. T. L.
Lane, Efq. of Dover Cattle; I. Shipden, Efq late Mayor of Deal;
the Rev. Cote Feary, Bluntintam, near St. lye's; the Rev. Mr.
Molyneanz, of Garboldilhaat Norfolk; Jofiali Thomas. Efq Brit.
tol ; S. Baker, Efq. Blagden ; J. Roberts Efq. Newport, Me of
Wight ; P. Gibbs, Efq. Bath ; J. Amyatt, Efq. M. P. with a great
number of the Faculty, vie. Mr. Gunning, Mr. Bell, Mr. Hume,
Livingßoae, and Dr. Stevenfun, whole father was cured by this
Medicine, jolt as he was about to undergo the operation ; and re-
cently it has effedied a fingular and happy cure of a near relation
of Admiral Sir Richard King, Bart.
. _ _

The Solvent is fold hy the Proprietor, Mr. Peery, Surgeon.
No. 9, Southampton ftreet, Bloomfbury.fquare ; and by Bacon and
Co. No. x to, Oxford-itreet, in bottles of 41. 6tl. t ts. and IL 2s.
two of which Lift never failed to correct the calculous diatheGs its
the habit, and thereby prevent the formation of a Stone in Lien-
Lug Perkn.
N.B. A Treatife on the Diforder and the R-gimen to be ob.
fated, with Cafes of Citre, may be had, price 21.
London, England, 1805-04-16

DIED.

On the vgit of March. h Somerkt-ftreet., Stephen Haven, Efq.
Solicitor General at the Bahama !Sands.

el.ately, at Kendal, aged 86, Mr. Wm. Parringtoo, formerly a
male catcher, in which profellion he has acquired upwards of tolol.
LaR week, aged 60, Robert Collins, Efqmf Nardi Green, many
years Governor of Cape Caine, OD the welt of Africa.
At Longford, the 19th loft. John Court Ferinflbo,Efq.attoriey
at law and Clerk of the Peace of the Paid comity.
Lately, Mr. John Mantiomerie,Adisstant of the !ft regiment
of Ayriblre volunteers._
. .

On. FtUri oigitt,-Mn. Muth wife of William Mares, Efq.
ICo!abtil!lidtc• _ _ _

At ',Wino?, on the 26th loft. in so advanced age, Mrs.
Thwaites, raft of the late Mr. Robert Tim:he% roerebent, and
filter to lobe Salton, tfq. both of chaplet?.
Monday fe'nnight, in London, CharW Tyrrell Morgan, Erg. of
-Pafford, ose of his Maleßy's kalices et the Reore,spd Chaim=
of the quanta fetlioneto the away at Clam:Bee

ECCI.ESIASTICAL .PROMOTIOn.
The Ring his been pleated to prefent Thomas Clerk,
Molter of Arts, to the Second Prebend foutkleti lo the C..thedral
Church of airlit and the Blared Virgin Mary. iu Durham,now .„
void by the promotion of Dr. Henry Bathurft, the Lit Prebend
thereat, to theEee of Norwich.
11. WAVER AT LONDON BRIDOS ro.moitßo W,
Mondng • • • 'pp ,sicrotes after 3
Afternoon • • • t y minutes after 4
TO BE SOLD, , •
LARGE
.A CIRCULATING LIBRARY—
Confining of Upwards of THREE THOUSAND, FOUR
HUNDRED, and THIRTY VOLUMES, 4n Knorr. Voyages,
Biography, Travels, Mikeilanles, Novels, Romances, Plays, Sce.
by the mot approved Aathors. Among which are Al/Ilion, Pope,
Fielding, Sterne, Rkhardfon lohnfon Holcroft, Moore, Cunt.
herland, Smollett, Burke, GO '
lufluith, Godwin, B:ffet, Thomfoo,,
Walker, pram Coverer, Mayor. Burecy, liennet, R iehe, Rad-
cliffe, Parfons, Merke, Robinfoc, F.dgworth, "eft, Hayed,
Helme, Gunning, Hunter, Geniis, William., Stc &c. And 111
cludiag almoft every' popular Work adapted to cireitlatino. up to
theprefent time, many of which are nearly as good s. /.. w, hay.
lug lan laid in within a fcw years, and will be So'ol cheap, for
Ready Money.
Applications to be made (if by Letter, port raid) to Meas. RI.
chardfons, Bookfellers, Royal Exchange, where a Cital gue def-
criptive of the condition may be fern. Alfo a lift of about Foor
Hundred Wholes, partly doplicates from the above, containing
feveral new and popular works, fuited for a (mall Circulating Li-
brary, which will be fold feparate.

I
London, England, 1805-04-16

Sy THOMAS PO ITS, Gent. formerly of Skinner's Hatt.
Dedicated. by Pennifron, Oche Right Hon. Lord Eilenborough.
" To gibe a Bogie article by way of fpechnen, out of to mien-
five a work, would be like producing a brick at a (ample of a hook ;
but we are clearly of opinton, from the eiamination we have made,
and from the charade: of the Author,that the book will be found
extremely ebb, in the Library, in the Counting-bottle, sod the
Bring' Critic, Odober,
" The Author's view In this work was hr producer in a (mall
compab, a work which would not maybe debt' to profegars of
the legal [dente, but to mercantile men In general, by affording a
ready uplanatiog of the teems of taw, and at the fame time Rating
in a very gener.'; wry fame of the leading law,relative to each par-
ticular head refpndively. Greater attention has beta bellowed on
thde parts of the work which relate to Bankruptcy, infurance,and
other ManeMa of Commercial Law, it hiving been particularly
the wilt of the Author to adapt the perfonisanee to the ufe of Ma-
'maw _ __An nu a ! Review Yol. 2. for tBoj.

Load= t Printed for T.OttcU, N 0.3) Avwe
London, England, 1805-04-16

FOR SALE, it the CUSTOM-HOUSE. ARUNDEL,
On Thurfday the 18th of April, t3os, at eleven dclock In the
forenoon, in fundry Lots,
k FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ.
6 ditto Rum fur
Aboit 1533 Gallons of Geneva: 369 ditto Brandy ; and
private. ufe.
For Deale;s and miters—About tlgafbna Red Poring Wine;
17 Pounds Sonehong Tea.
N. B. The Ganda may be viewed the day before and morning
of the fair.—. One Pound on each Lot will be required as a depo6t.

cus rom HOUSE. PORTSMOUTH.
On Thurfday, April tt. at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, will be
ER to Public Sale at this Ofbec
THE UN-MENTIONED GbODS, the
fame having been kind and kgally condemned :
FOR DRALRIS Ann *TRIMS:
Brandyms Galloos--Itum, 42 Ditto.
FOR PRIVATI VIE ONLY:
• sn Gallons Brandy ; 4 ditto Rum ; rtiels!tto Geneva.
Wine, 34 Gallon and 6S
3o Pounds Sak ; a Pounds Sugar ; 36 Pounds Chocolate.
ta No. Seal Skins : 4 Bolts 136 Yards Caniras.
$ Cluldrons Coals.
An old Madan of the Antelope Cutter, and fame old Rigging of
the Farm Cutter, which may be viewed in Mike hours, two days
before the Sale, on application to the %rebook-keeper.
London, England, 1805-04-16

DISEASES of the URETHRA and Certain COMPLAINTS.

AS tole Proprietor of DAR AN's celebtAtif me'''
AS
diated Bougie' and Remedies, Mr.DUFOUR in orms the
Public, that he may as ufnal be =felted daily from 9 to 3, at his
haute, No. S 4, Frith-Brea, .Soho, on Cafes of Stridtures, Ohftiue-
tions,Gleets, &c. dca as well as Debility, and every Worrier where
fecrecy is fo cffential a requifite, that Mr Dufou has provided a
fpacious hook, that every Patient may be introduced iu a ikparate
apartment. Mr D. has for many years confined himfelt to that
department of Surgery, and from extenfive praelice, and the melt
figpering limed's; be is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild,
efficacious, requiring no confinement or rettraia, in diet, and
which prevents a Maple. Perfons in the country Rating their cafe.
fully, in a letter, enclofiug a one or a two pound note, will have
proper remedies fent to the amount. For the various fymptomt,
Ste... fee Mr Dufour's Treatife on the above complaints, price 2s.
6d. the sth edition—to be had of J. Callow, Crown-court, Soho
M'QEeen, Pieter Change, and of the Author.
WHITE HANDS have ever been eftcemed a
perfonal beauty in both Sexes, and in tome parts of Europe
ate effential to perfons of rash. The BANDANA SOAP, or IN-
DIAN WASIIINS CAKES, poffels the peculiar property of giving
the molt caquifite delicacy of texture, and inconceivable fairnefe
to the bands which are conflantly waffled with this Soap, and the&
effects are not produced too fuddenly, as if by paint, but gradually,
by correcting all Cie impericeitions of the Olin, Even In cafes
where the Oda has been injured by labour or ether violence, the
hardnefaiand coarfenefs are effectually, infallibly, and pennanengy
removed, and fucceeded by fmoothnefs, lamas, and delicacy of
appearance, which cannot be acquired by any other means what-
ever. It is by expesimce only that any one can form an adequate
idea of the fuperior excellence of this Soap.
Sold, wholelale, retail, and for exportation, by the proprietors'
foie agent, W. Withers, No. n 29, Strand, near Temple, Bar; retail,
at Mr. Dangerfield's Library, Batley fquare; Mr. Dunnett, No.
3, Cheapfide, London, and molt Perfumers..

Price One Shilling each Cake.

Mr. DIXON, proprietor of DIXON'i
London, England, 1805-06-24

.N VOYAGES AMU TRAVELS.

MO]

This day was publiihed, the Fiat Volume complete, illuftrated
with numerous Views, Maps, &c. pace tss. in !tennis, of
A COLLECTION of Mltlet n and Cotemporary
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Voyagei and Travels from Foreign La-pages—a. of Voyages and
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aged
.and Travels publithed in JEngland.
The value, importance, utility, and economy of this periodical
work, will be heft illuftrated by an enumeration of the contents
of the Firft Volume, Marble!' every work is completed which was
begun in eitheiofthoMontbly Nutdberi. The firtt Vohune contain..
• TaAnsLATions.
t. Travels in Tftria and Dalmatia, with numerous plates.
s. Kanner's Travels in Denmark, Sweden, Rullia, Germany, and
Italy.
3. Michaues travels in the. Back Settlements of America.

OfaCTINAL.
An Itinerey or the Route of the Englifh EmhaffY from London tit
Cmfbantioople.by the Secretary to the hath iffy.

ANALYSES.
1. Woodward's Vorge in the Indian Areh;pelagn.
1. Kotzebue's Travets in France.

3. Tuekey's Voyage to New Soath Wal y.
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I 31( ACTICAL OBSERVATIONS concerning
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FURNP!KE TOLLS TO LET.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the next
Oineral Meeting of the Truftees of He Turnpike Road,
leading from the Town of Brighthelmftone through Cuckfield, to
the County Oak nn I meet Heath, in the County of Suffex,
appointed to be held at the Talbot Inn, in Cnek field aforefaid, on
Monday the ties day of July next, at the hour of Eleven in the
Forenoon, at which Meeting the Tolls arifing at the feveral Toll
Gates upon the Paid Road, called Welton, Stone Pound, Arfty,
and Anity Side Gate, Slough Green, Ifield Bar, and Crawley
Gates, will be Let by Malian, in two lots, to the belt bidder,
from the rth day of Septemher next, for one or more years, as
MAI he then agreed nn, between the hours of eleven and two of the
fame day, in the manner diretted by the Al,f palled in the r3tk
year of the reign of his prefent Majelty, for Regulating the Turn•
pike Roads, which Tolls *ere let the bait year at the feveral net
bums foll, wing, viz.—
Prefton, Stone Pound, Anfty, and Antly Side Cate, at Bart
Slough Green, Meld Bar, and Crawley Gates, at 8961.
And will refpedively be put up at thole Sums.
Whoever happens to be the belt bidder, mutt at the fz.me Linn
give fecuri-y wt:h (efficient furetics, to the fati.fadtion of the Truf..
ter of the haid Road, for the payment of the Rent or Rents agreed
for, and at tech times as they (hall (fired.
SAMUEL WALLER,
Clerk to the 'frultees of the UM Road.
CackEld, Julie xi, dos.
London, England, 1805-06-24

ET the EDITOR of the PICTURE of LONDON.

Thi► Work is fo well known, and has been fo nniverfally ap-
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endearing and Improving the Kitchen, Fruit, Hower Barden, and
Nurfcry ; of performing the practical parts of Agriculture; of
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By the late PHILIP MILLER, F. R. S.
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Botanic Garden in and Member of the Botanic An-

demy at Florence.
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Defcription of all plants hitbtrto known, with their Generic and
Specific Charaders, Places of Grevith, Times of Flo eying, and
Ufes both Medicinal and Economical. I:he whole correeted and
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THE WATERING PLACES FOR aos.

This day was publiated, price tu. iu boards, igs. half bodnd, or
13s. 6d. calf gilt, in one eJofely printed volume, illuitrated with
70 Maps and Views, feveral of which are entirely new,
ri 'HE GUIDE to ALL the WATERING and
SEA•BATHINO PLACES 'in England and Wales, for
aoy, confiding of Accurate aild Circumßantial 13eferiptions of
every Place of Faihionabie Refort, and of the Curiofities and
Scenery in their Environs, with as itinerary of the Roads to end
from each Place.
London, England, 1805-06-24

HIS ItIAJESTrt N.ll/1; a Serayg;or Notice,
That on Thurfday next, the syth inftant, they will be rsady
to receive Tcnders in writing (Icaled ap) and treat for
FOUR HUNDRED BAGS OF KENTISH HOPS,
Of the Growth of the Year 1804.

TII he anflvcr '.-dc to fimples to be produced with the Tenders ;
to he delivered immedia• cly into His Mairfty's Victualling Stores,
at pertford, and to be paid for by Bills payable with inter& ninety
days atter date.
The Conditions of the Contradt may k (ceo at the deeretari's
Office.

N. regard will& bed to any tender in eobieb the priettindl nee S. in-
farct' in sew& at lenctl,er thatleall net k delivered to the Beard before
one ‘'elesi en the fad Tblerfday treat, tk 27th i4ant, nor wileff thin
ferfinv %eto maker the seeder, or fame petfea ea Si, Waif, anted: to
eel en ',rt.,' for.

lAi I'FRIA I. INSURANCE COMPANY. • •
Ti I E PUBLIC are refpeltfully reminded, that Re-
ceipt.. for Policies falling due at Midfummer next, are ready
their Offices Son Co•irt,Conthill, and St. James's fireet, and
ail, in the hand+ of their ?gents in the principal Clete' and Towns.
This Office grants Tulicies for 'bort period., and allows &count
en all premium' and duty paid for more than one year.

7he to-ms a the Office are in all cafes as moderate as thofe of
any fitaar IrAtitution, and liherality with promptitude will be
found in the adjultment with payment of tones.
Firming Stock is infured at as. 6d. per cent, and leires cauftd by
I Fhming or the hand of the lncendiary,are by this Company made
yocd. JNO. DAY, Secretary.
London, England, 1805-04-29

CUSTOM-HOUSE, RYE.

there will be put np to Sale, on ThurfdAy the ad of May next, at
it &Clock, in the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, -viz.
For Private Ufe,

About 1602 Gallons Brandy.
1700 Ditto Geneva.
360 Ditto Rum, I.egal Strength.
32 Ditto and /KW Port Wine.
378 Bottles
216 Ditto Claret.
226 Ditto Madeira.
6 Ditto Cumpoundf.
466 Pounds T,a.
The Goods to be viewed the day before an 1 Mc-ning of the Sale.
N. B. Twenty-fire per Cent. will be required as a Depuilt.

FOIL SALE BY PUBLIC AULIT.ON,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole.ftreet, Plymouth,

,
On Friday the loth of May next, at ten o'clock in the forenooni
(Purfuant to the dm:flow, of the Comtniffioners for Spanifh
Prizes),
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
OX and COW HIDES, in the Hair;
4o Saks, containing aooc DRY HORSE HIDES ;
And 464 TANNED HIDES.

Part of the Cargo of the'Spanillt (hip NOSTRA SENORA DE LA
*BOLA, allaa EL MERCURIO, (detal..cd no her voyage from
Montaidea to Cadiz, by His Majefty'i Ship PHEENIX, THOMAS
BANtI, Efq. Captain). They are of a remarkable good quality;
and being the only remaining Hides in this port for fide, are pant.
cularly recommended to Tanners and others. a
Alfo, the beautiful frigate-built Ship NOSTRA SENORA DE
LA REGLA, alial 1 L MERCilit
Admeofuring 24a 'Tons.
She Is American, fuppofed Philadelphia built; has a figure-hod,
and is copper-11:cathcd ; the itows a very large cargo, and fails
uncommonly falt—is particularly calculated for a letter of marquis
or running (hip in the &alights, Well India, or African Trades,
and will require no more than a comum Outfit.
For Catalogues, Inventories, and further Information, apply to
Peter Tonkin, Efq. or
Mr. JOE IN ItAWKEit, Merchant in Plymouth.
-

A Sepolit of as per Cent. will b.: req-ired at the tinted Sales
(in Ca& or Bane of England Natc.,) and the remainder before
the delivery of the Hides or Ship.
Plymouth, April t 6, dos.

SPANISH PR17.:..5.

FOR SALE, at the Brokers Ncw Sal: Room, in the late Mayor-
alty Hoofs. Plymouth, on kriday,the 17th May next, by eleven
o'clock fa the Forenoon,
THE Good Polacre Brig NEUSTRA SENORA
DEL ROSARlo.—Dtattecstoxs

Length oil Deck, 65 feet 7 incites—Breadth, 21 ft. t
Depth, 9 ft. l in.
Admeafures t,B 83.94 Teem
Built at Barcelona about tivc years llncc, appears to be well cal-
culated for the Newfoundland or Streighfs I rade, is a moft re-
markably Mt faller, and delivered her cargo perfodly dry—now
lying in Catwater, and there to be delivered.
And immediately afterwards wiil be fold, the CARGO of &hi,
fald Brig, coofifting of
gs Tons of Campeachy Log word
26 Pieces Furniture Wood
273 Maus of remarkably fine Sugar
•
112 Do. of Cocoa

to Bales of gsrfaparclla
4 Bales of Ja1.,p—.290 Buenos Ayres Hiles.
captured by his Majelty's chip Unnis, tha Hon. Charles Herbert,
Captain.
Alto the good Polacre brig SAN BLIANAVENTURA.
DIMINSIONS:
length on Deck, 75 feet inches—Breadth 25 feet.
Depth in Hold,ll ft. lei in.—Height between Deck, 4 ft. 7,i in.
London, England, 1805-04-29

Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learned the
accomplidunent of Dancing, or not in its improved modern ityle,
arc taught by Mr. Allen on plans exprefsly formed for thole to
whom it is an objea to acquire it eveditioully, privately, and in
the molt elegant and faittlanable style.
Focagners,ollicemand Country *efidents, will may with to
km) in a few days, may Board aad Lodge privately in the Houk,
and receive conßant Initrudion.

fill- day wen publitbed, handromely printed in two volumes,
price tit in boards,
LINTS
towards Inrmir7 t!..e CHARACTER of
A VOTING MINCES&

Printed for T. Cadell and W. pavies, Strand.
London, England, 1805-04-29

Adsuelarra ..g.0"70-94 Tong.

Built at Catalonla, and appears to he a rernar:r Ad.! grind verfel,
is well found In her mutt material Stens, and calculated fur any
Trade whatever; now lies in Catwazi r, and there to be delivered.

And immediately afterwards wilt IT Sold the Caigo of the laid
Brig, wafting of about t 7,5 Tons CA,tipeachy Log Woui, two
Serms Indigo, and two Cafes Rollu
Captured by his Majclty's Ibip Latona, Joann I.e Merchant
CoffeJin, Efq. Captain.
Sample of the Sugar add Cocos may be I:carte days previous to
the Sale. at the Brokers Counting tiou c.
For viewing the laid vellels and their cargoes, and for invento-
ries, catalogues, and other particulars, pplication to be made to
EDMUND LOCKYER, llq. one t %gents; or to
THO Svroto 'Stoker.
Plymouth, April's, 1835.
London, England, 1805-04-29

ii;imbuiteg MAIL.

A LTON AI Aran. it3r-=—They write front ielgium,
that the right wing of camp. which is at Often&
has faddenly received orders to repair to Boulogne.
tsem a, Aram ri.v—Meld garflial Lieutenant
:Clues ays LD, who has already rendered fo many
fervices to the State. has been recalled to this Capital,
and, it is raid, will go on a miffioo to St. Petenburgh.
It is .underßood that Count PHILIP Costar:At.
the Austrian Arnbaffador at Paris, will, in the tatt-
ing fpring, receive permiifion to return fora time to
this City.—A (hock of an earthquake was felt on the
aad of March; at Brizen, in the Brizenthal, in the
Zillerthal, and other places. The boufes and the
buildings tottered, and the bells tang.
MILAN, Aran. is reported here, that, during
the Ray of the Emperor NA potent.. at Milan, his Es-1
cellencv Count Lowi cnitM TZ IL, the Aultrian Mi.l
;lifter of State; will come hither from Vienna, to hake
conferences on tome important fubjefts.
Rost,,
MARCH 30.—According to the lan letters
from Corfu, fix fiuffian (hips of war, but without
troops, are preparing to fail for the African col% as
the Corfairs have lately attacked ItilfGan (hips, and
treated them in an hoftile manner, ootwithliandingl
the firmans with which they were prbvided.
MADRID, MARCH 28.---Within the fpace of month,
a fleet of thirty (hips of the line, will he ready tb fail
from our ports ; (hoold it form a junition ,with the
French fleet from Toulon, great events may be, ez-
-o.aed ; troops are affembling at Corwin.' for a feciet
expedition:
Aran. freich Ainlialfador in the Court
of Lifbon, General JoaoT, who is Rill here, has
made propofals on the part of his Sovereign to dd..
tribute the decorations of the Legion of Honour to ;
differtet perfons.
The joyful prfipeit.of a plentiful hirell which
our fields prelim has already produced the happieft
aces: Id Celine, where wheat had r ifen to 300 teals
the renege. it now fcatcely finds purchafers at so.
Speculators, who had bought up great quantities of
corn, which they held back from the markets, are
now punilhed fOr their eiorbitlint thirst of gain by the
l'udden fall of, prices.
ALCMS, MARCH sg.—A (hip krived here from
Stockholm: has brought the tribute annually paid to
the Dey by Sweden. The Dey has required of the
American agent a fhip of the line; and tlae latter has
in vain reprefented that America has frigates, but no
Ships ofthe net the Dey (till peal& in hisdemind.
A great felinity of all Lind, of proelGons has oc-1
kalioned the Dey to ordit, all foreigners to leave toe
city. Two Algerine frigates have tailed to smite ih
the Straits of Gibraltar. _
London, England, 1805-04-29

STATE LOTTERY,

BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY t3th MAY.
THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves,
gitarters. Eighths, and Sixteenths, by
HAZARD, BURNE, and Co.
Stook-brokers, at their State-Lottery Office, No. 93, under the
Royal Exchange, London, and no where elfe on their almanac.
Letters, p•lt paid, duly anfwered, and Schemes grads.
THE SCHEME CONTAINS

Two Ptizes of 30,000---I.lco of ;o,ooc I—Thr.e of z 0,0001.—
Three of s,oo°l—Five of a 0021..—. Eight of 1,0001.-
1 Fonrteen of cool rice. &c. and the lowt.ft Prize act.
In the lAte Lottery. No. 8 035. a Prize of aspacl. was fold and
regiltered at the above Orifice, where No. 19,338, soool. and
20,742 and a 0,787, Prizes of toccL were fold In Shares.
••• Country Orders, accompanied with Ibort dated Bills on
London, Poft-Office Orders, or Cat, in Parcel by Coach or Car-
rier, pundlually attended to; and Currefpcmdents may depend on
being trea•cd ezadly on the fame terms as if perfonally prefent.

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES,
BURGESS ANI) SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND

OTHER RICH SAUCES.
THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS Lac
gahied by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other
RIMSAUCES, fur F 0 Scree, Stowed Bed', H,o;al Calves Heeds,
Bert Steal:, Made ,Wtil Fowl, wsi Game ; with many Deli
cocks for the Table, Sideboard, and Store Room ; which are more
fully espreffed in his Catalogue, (lie MAI ibe bm,410" of them') has
Indulged many perform to give the fame uame to Articles entirely
diacrent, which are vend..ll at many Shops in Loodon, by perfons
who go to the principal Towns in knglaud, Ireland, and Scotland,
to folicit Orders of Tradcfnien and Inn-keepers, who is confe-
quence are often keyed with Spariews Sort', of very inferior quali-
ties, which Is not ally au Impadon, but a great difappointment
to Families who porthole them with a view of having good Sauce
to their I ifh, Scc.
N. 11. None are His Genuine. hut what have there words on
the Label," BURGESS and SONS, Original and Superior ES-
SENCE OF ANCHOVIESv No. toys Strand, Coeurot Savoy
t steps, Loodue
London, England, 1805-04-20

RETURN.

Garter then fummons the Knights under their ban-
ners, Juniors &ft ; which done.
_ .

The Poor Knights join, make their reverences,
and go ont of the Choir ; as do the Prebends, the
Officers of Arms, the Knights, and the Officers of
the Order. The Lord Chambetlain, and the Sword
of State, precede the Sovereign, as before. The pro.
ceffion moves to the great U'ft Door of the Chapel,
up the South Me, and, out at the South Dom, to the
Upper Caine. But the Proxy goes in the Proceffion
no farther than the South Door ; where the Mantle
of his Principal is delivered to the Sexton.
The Drums and Trumpets to continue in the
Proceffion until the return to the King's Guard
Chamber.

The Poor Knights and Prebends file off on either
fide in the Guard Chamber.

The Officers of Arms and the four Serjeants at
Aims, in the Pretence Chamber.
The Knights Companions divide on either fide in
the Royal apartment.
The Sovereign, having the Officers of the Order
before him, goes under The State ; where he falutes
the Knights by pulling off his cap ; and then retires
till dinner time.
London, England, 1805-04-20

CAUTION TO LADIES.

WHEREAS there are Perfons Advertifinz
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OFFERING OF THE Ai

Then Garter, with the uflial reverences, takes up
the banner of his Serene Highnefs the late Duke of
Sams Gorma ; and, holding it up, the Provincial
Kings of Arms join, and, making their reverences,
repair to the two fenior Knights ; who, thereupon,
join, making their reverences together, and receive
the banner from Garter, which they carry, the point
foremoft, a little declining; and, being preceded by
the Paid Provincial Kings of Arms, advance to the
firft Rep of the Altar, where they repeat their reve-
rences ; and; coming to the rails, make one reverence
to the Altar; then kneeling, they deliver the banner
to the Prelate I WE*, affilled by the Prebends, places
it upright at the leash end of the Altar.
The two Knights then return, with like reverences,
and Rand tinder their banners.

The Sword is then delivered by Garter to the two
next fenior Knights ; who, attended by the laid Pro-
rincial Kings of Arms, oar the Utile (the hilt up-
wards), with like ceremonies.
The Helm and Creft are offered by the two next
fenior Knights, with the fame cerentotiY, attended
by the Paid Provincial Kings of Anna.
The achievements of the late Marquis of Stafford,
of the late Duke of Beaufort, and 'Delete Duke of Rox-
burgh! are offered with the fame ceremonies, by the
fix fauor Knights, not of the Blood Royal, attended
each time by two Heralds, in rotation.
Then Garter, bowing to each Knight, (the fenior
firft), fummous him to afcend into his Ralf; when
he fingly, or joining his companion, if prefent, makes
his reverences ; and the fame are repeated when in
the flails.

All the Knights being in their Rails ; Garter fum-
mons the two fenior Knights under their banners, in
order to infal the Duke of Rutland : and a procef-
n is made to the Chapter-houfe, (all making the
ufual reverences on going out of the Choir), in the
following order :

POOR KNIONTIFFICIRS OF •111111.
DEPUTY ■LACK am. TIE RIGISTROL.
The two Knights, if companions, together ; if not. hotly ; who,
with the Ofßeers of the Order above mistimed, go into the Chap-
ter-Houk ; from whence they merit to the Choir be the follow•
:ng Order;