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London, England, 1805-05-07

i'ICTUALLING OFFJCB, Aidlig, 1805.
THE COMAIISSIOXERS for VICTUALLING
IfiS 21447L5T2*-S ,v,,frr, I. teni y give Notice,
That on Friday the t7th of May next, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing (f,alcd up) and treat for

Tr7-2-EE HUNDREV Ti-NS of LYMING TON or NEW-
CASTLE SALT, or Silt of eplal goodnets; and for THEE!'
HUNDRED TONS 6S ENt:LiSH EAY SALT, of the largeft
grain; of which the Perfons who make the Tenders Ire to pro-
duce &sees.
To be delivered into Ws Majefty's Vidnallingltores at Dept-
ford, one half by the sift of July, and the remainder by the 30th
of September mat. free of all charge and rifk, to Hls Majefty, ex-
cept .bat the Contra6or will be Amsted as. ttd.rer ton, for por-
terage of the Salt from tie Wharf to the Stores ; and to De paid
for by Ms payablu wilt littered ti!nety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contradis may be teen at the ateretary's
Office, at this °ince ; or by applying to the Collcdtor of the Salt
Dwies at Lymington In Miedlewich in Cheihire,
relpedively.

No regard will he bad 10 /try Te-der in which the trice full not he
id:eel In w rde at tenet, or that fi.c.ri not be cici:verei to the Board
lefire One o'clo:i on the laid Friday, the t7th of May next, nor side's
the Pee/me sc:o araher tit Tamar, or fame Perla, urs his khalf, attends
to attpxer whoa called fir.
London, England, 1805-05-31

UrIPJ.: the Patronage of Lieutenant-Colonel Lord REAY, and
the LOYAL NORTH BRITONS.
For the BENEFIT of Mr. and Mu. H. JOHNSTON.
rRF.-ROYA I. DRURY-LANE.
TIN MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 3, tBog, their
Majeftks Servants will perform, for the firft and only time
at this Theatre, the celebrated Comedy of
JOHN BULL ;
Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE SIDE.
By permillion of the Proprietors of the Theatre Royal, Covent-
Garden.
Flammable Mr. fibufficton, Mr. DE CAMP; .
-, kir. POPE; Sir Simon Rochdale. Mr. MATHEWS ;
Frank Rochdale, Mr. H. JOHNSTON;
Job Thornberry, Mr. BANNISTER;
Dennis Brulgruddery, Mr. JOHNSTONE;
Lan. Mr. COLLINS.
Lady Caroline Braymore, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ;
Mary 1 hornberry, Mrs. MOUNTAIN,
(Eking her firE appearance in that Cbaraeter.)
Mrs. Brulgruddery, Mrs. SPARKS.
The Original Epilogue will be Tung qv Mr. JOHNSTONE. •
to conkquence of Mr. and Mrs. H. JOHNSTON leaving Drury-
Lane Theatre, at the end of the prefent Scala:, a FAREWELL
ADDRESS, written for the occafion by M. G. LEWIS, Efq.
will be delivered by Mrs. H. JOHNSTON..
After which an entire NEW SCOTCE'BALLET, eompofed
• and produced by Mr. Byrne. •
To which will be added (firß time this feafon) the favourite
Comedy of •
KATHERINE AND PETRUCHIO.

Pttruchio, Mr. H. JOHNSTON,
(Being his firft appearance in that characcter
Katherine. Mrs. H. JOHNSTON,
(Bring her &P. appearance in that charadter.)
Tidies and Places for the Boxes may br had of Mr. and Mrs.
Jehnfton, at Mr. Hatelieit'a, Long Acre—private door in
Mecca firer( ; and of Mr. Fofbrook, at the Box-Office, in Little
Rufftllflrret.
London, England, 1805-05-31

MARK-LANE.

COIN EXCHANGE, SAT 31.
Our frefh imports of Wheat to day are sew,
but contiderable quantities on hand. Sure thortfard
quarters being fold this week by Auflion, and mrre
on Monday, with an immense number of fortigu
cargoes loon espeded, has the effc of fo few put.
chafes, that the price may be alma vonfidered no.
minal—Very little tale for Barley—Beans are dearer,
and few Oro, Peas—Oats in tolerable fupply, and
rather at an advance in price.—Sales of Flour at our
quotation, and other articles at final! fluauation.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat. 58, yas. 8/Is. per qr. Grey Peak sos. to us.
ruse Ditto, gm 965. od. BUITIR, 455. Sls.
itYc. 501. 54%. oft Tick Ditto ses. 465. od
Earley, sss. 38s. od. Oats, ass. 285 31$.
Malt, 665. 71s. od. Poland ditto, sas. 53s od
White Peak, sas. 48%. od. Rape Seed, oos. cc,.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Flour 755. to yBs. Seconds 6ss. to yss. per rash
London, England, 1805-05-31

'THE HISTORY of the POOR, their RlG'al rs.
DUTIES, and the LAWS rerpeding th.tu, continued to
the Tear 1797.
13y THOS. RUGGI.ES , tfq.
One of his 11,1ajeity's jailers of the Pc act :or the Counties of
Erex and SuffalL.
A few rernainini, Copies of this Work to be fold by I. White,
Fleet street, price tBs. in boards.
London, England, 1805-05-31

PARLIAMENTARY PROGEEDIAGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, MAY 30.
On the adjourned debate on the queftlon whether Mr. Juftice
Fox mould attend above the Bar, or below the Bar of the Ilnufe„
Lords CARLETON, LIMERICK, CARIeARVON, CAR-
LISLF, &c. differed from the opinion of the Lord Chancellor as
expreffed on a former night, and cootended, that the Judges in
Ireland, as thole in England, when called on to attend nn the
Houle, thould he admitted above the Bar,and that though they had
not yet received, they ought Rill to receive Writs of Affiflance.
Lord SOMERTOUN (Archbifbop of Dublin) fuggtfttd the
propriety of at haft not coming to any derifion in the prckint in-
Ranee, which min ht teem to prejudge the rights of the Judges a
Ireland; but CIA the queßion mould be open for future confldera.
6011. He therefore hinted that it might be tlrown in as a conco-
mitant in the order for Mr Juftioe Fox's attending at the Bar— '
" He not having yet received his Writ of Al llance."
The LORD CHANCELLOR and Lord HAWKESBURY
fupported the original motion. Agreeing to the addition laft pro-
pelled, would be confeffing that the Judges of Ireland were enti-
tled to have writs of athftance 'fitted to them.
Lord AUCKLAND repeated the doubts he had formerly ex •
preffed, but concluded by moving an amendment which bethought
would keep the queftion entire, and to watch the Noble and Learn-
ed Lord could not die& The words were—. Mr. Juftice Fox
not having had a writ of aflifttnee iffued to him."
The LORD CHANCELLOR expreffed his readtnefs to eon-
cur in this amendment, as it would keep the queltion entire. He,
at the fame time, had no hefitation in faying that he entertained
no doubt on the queflion of right.
The Earl of CARNARVON and Lords CARLETON and
HOLLAND could not agree to get quit of the queition in the
manner now *Rented to. Either there was a right, or there was
no right. They could not think it confiltan with the ammeter
po
aned.d dignity of the Hunfe to evade the decifion in the way pro-
-1

-On this the Houfe divided.—For the Lord Chancellor's ;notion,
propofed to be amended, namely, That Mr. Jolliet Fox not
having had a Writ of agifiance Wiled t• him, do attend at the Bar
of the Houfe."—Contents 18—Not Contents zo.--Msjority 8.
The Committee on the Patients Bill was then poßpotwal till
Thurfday.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1805-05-31

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

FOR. THE BENEFIT OF MESSRS. ASHI.EYS'.
ON "T
HITSUN-EVE, TO-MORROW, JUNE If
wi!l be performed
A GRM'D SELECTION
OF SACKED MUSIC.
Yn Two Parts. From the meft favourite C.empoilitons of Nande
Haydr, Pergolrt., Arne, Kent, Miran, Collect, GireD, and
Mozart. .
London, England, 1805-05-31

VICINITY OP SOUTHAMPTON.

TO BE A TERM OF YEARS, OR SOLD,
A. SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE molt eligibly
fitusted, near Southampton, recently fitted up at a very con-
fiderable expellee, to let for the immediate; reception and accom-
modation of a large Family. It contains, Dining, Drawing, Break-
raft, and numerous Bedrooms, of capital Dimenfions, convenient

_ . .
Offices of every defcription, Double Coach-houfe, Six,Stalled Sta-
ble, large Kitchen Garden,. and about Six Acres of very Rich
Land, more of which may be bad if wanted. The Furniture and
Fixtures,whleh are nearly new and of the belt kind, to be taken
by valuation. The Taxes and Rates are moderate.—immediate
Poffernoti may be had If requL-ed.
Apply to Mr. George Houkey, Southampton (if by Letter poft
pad), who will give Tickets for viewing the fame, without which
it cacnot be teen.

NORFOLK.
TO GENERAL SHOPKEEPERS, CHANDLERS. See.
To be SOLD by AUCTION—By BENJAMIN BARCHAM.
(By order of the Affirms of the Eftate and Weals of William
Haldirg a Bankrupt) on Saturday, the Bth day of June.
at For o'Clock in the Afternoon prcelftly, at the Feathers Inn,
at Holt, in Norfolk,

A VERY defirable Situation in Holt aforefaid,
where a eonfiderable Trade has been carried on for many
years in the General Shopkeeping Line of Banefs, Chandling,and
Wine and Liquor Trades. The Houfe comprifes a rpacious Shop,
with Cellar under it, Warehoufe. Keeping room, Parlour, Kitchen,
Scullery, Cellar and eight good Chambers attached is a Grocery
Warehoufe and Cellar under it, with lour Warehoufe Chambers
over it, excellent Chandling Office, Breithoufe, Three-Stalled Sea-
ble, Hunch-Mule, Ch ai re hou fe, with every ot het requifite Building,
anda Walled-in Yard, including a limn Garden ; alto a Pightle of
very Rich Land, containing by efiimation two Acres and a half.
The Buildings are in fubrtantial repair, Rand in the centre of the
Town, arc well adapted for an ettenfive Trade, and may be en-
treed upon immediately.
For further particulars apply perfonally, or by Letter Putt Pald,
lib W. Withal, Jun. ca;kitor, Hutu

Eighth -
Sixteenth
NEXT I UESDAY.
BISH folicits the public attention to the liner-
"- • anipled Rich State of the Wheel. One half of the Lettety
Is over, and near all the Capital Prises remain &Indrawn, wiz.
.1
2of £3OIOOOI of 5,030
Of 20,000 4 of soca
s of 10,000 4 of roc*
Undrawn Tickets and Shares will continue on tale at No. 4,1
Cornhill, and so, Charing Crofs, until Tudday morning mkt, at
the following prices :
Ticket Ctso to
Half ,Cro 0 o Eighth lea tt 0
Quarter s t o Sixteenth r 5 6
•,.• Only five day. todmw.

Half
Quarter .

too 0
S .1 o

£l9 Yo 0
s is o
S 6
London, England, 1805-05-31

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

EPSOM RACES, THURsDAY, MAY 30.
The Derby Stakes of jogs. each, h. ft. for 3 years
old colts, 811. 51b. fillies Bft. a mile and hail, (39
Subfcribcrs).
Lord Egremont's b c. Cardinal 8.-aurora - a
Lord Grofvcnor's b. c. by John Bull . a
Lord Grofvenor's b. c. Gods - - 3
-
Mr. Bigg's eb. e. Baffanio - A
Lord Egrcniont's ch. c. Impottor, Sy Waxy, and feveral other a
(forted.

Seven to four on Lord Erremont's Waxy colt and Lord Graf-
venor's John Bull colt againlt the held; and 30 to one againft the
winner. A 6ne race.

Mr. limhden's Cipfey brat Mr. Burt's Harriet half* mile, for
too guineas.
Filly Pounds for Horfes, &c. that have not won more
than one 501. plate fence the el Match, 18c4.
Mr. Nears ch. b. Q,!aix, aged. pit. 31h t r
Lord Fgrentont's b.-611y, 4 yrs. old, by Precipitate, ;R. slh. adr
Mr. Forth's Brighton, aged, Slit 31b 3 2
Mr. Brown's h. Surprife, aged, 9R. 31b. 4 3
London, England, 1805-07-03

TN[ IMO V. 111.93 D.

After a [likable exhortation to the Detmclant in
this cafe, Mho had been found guilty GI ',Wit/ling a
Libel againil the Earl of St. Vincent, c' trained in a
pamphlet entitled "Audi teiteram Portent," Mr. Jolt ice
Goose declared the fcntence of the Court crt him to
be, that he be imprifoned in the King', B-rich Ptifon
for the fpacc of fix calendar motel's.

THE KING v. BLAGD,,N.

The Def,ndant in this cafe had been fnund gnilty
(4- writing anti pub!ilhing a Libel alto a:,a;pll the Earl
of St. Vincent, contained in a pamio I. t under the
fignature of " ARISTIDES," and entitled "Naval
ndminifiration." The fentence of the Ct urt on him
was, that he be imprifoned in the King's Bench Psi.
lon for the (pace of liz calendar scoralis.
London, England, 1805-07-03

DUI?' ON DIVIDENDS.

RV an A6t paired in the prefent Sefliott of Parlia-
ment, an additional Duty, after the rate of one-fourth part of
the former Duty on Property, is granted upon every Affellincnt
to he made for any bear fuhfequent to the sth of April, 1803 ; to
be computed upon the nct amount of etc Duty charged by loch
Affeinent, which additional Duty will attach upon the full amount
of all Dividends or Shares of Public Annuities payable on the 3th
of July next : His Majefty'i Commilfioners for the Affdirs of Taxes
therefore give Notice, That all Perfons entitled to fuck Dividends'
who are defnuus of paying the amount of the Duty into the Bank
of England, mutt, in order to entitle them to a discharge from fur-
ther affeiftnent, pay into the Bank, in addition to the former duty.
at the rate of 31. per Centum, on the amount of the laid Dividends,
the furthe‘fura of one-fourth part of the laid Duty, computed
elan the full amount thereof.
By Order Ide Bwr.l. MATTHEW WINTER.

WESTMINSTER LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUItY-
OFFICE, STRAND and CORNHILL, LONDON.

PERSONS tietircms of providing far their Families
or Dependants may, by an Annual Payment, team to their
'Widows Children,or any other Perko', either an Annuity for the
remziwics of Life, or a ;rob Sum to be pail at their Dcceak.
!durance* may be 1..i1e for a Variety of other Parpofes:—to
`:oxide for Renewal of ares;—to frcure Sums paid for Places or
Latploymente, or for the Pontiac of Life Man:at—or in Aid of
Arrangements between Debtor and Creditor, Lte. &c. ; and VO-
LUN !TEAS may, tor a !Mall Premium, infure agaialt Death
from Military Accidents.
Amenities are granted to

inunediately, or at any fu-

tyre period.
Printcd Rates and Conditions of Inforance may be bad gratis,
with the Lid of Diredlors is above, or of the Agent" of the Bri-
dal Fire Office in the Country, who are appointed Agcnts for
dos Office. ROBER C SKRL.TON. See-
London, England, 1805-07-03

CHURCH PREFERMENT IN IRELAND.

ACLERGYMAN. who is the Incumbent of a
Living of about yocL per annum in a PLOTCITANT Diftriet
or IrtL,nel. and which is in all other mince% remarkably well dr-
count-owed, willies to exchange it for an En3lifh Benefice of pro-
portionate value fituation in any of the Midland Counties
would be preferred, although this condition is not indifpcnfable.
Letters (pot} paid) from Principals only, jcUrrired to S. P. R.
Pult. Office, Oxford, will meet with early attention
London, England, 1805-07-03

---
TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
• ADIZT AND GANTLEMEN,
being the opinion of your Honourable Court of
Directors that a Profeffional Man is required in your Naval
Department, and that it will be for the Intereft of the Honourable
Company to have fuch a parlor], permit me to differ myfclt with
much refpeet as a Candidate for the bat vacancy that auy occur
in the Diredion.
My long and faithful Service, and commanding a Ship eight
Voyages, five of which in the Honourable Company's own Ship,
Sir Edward Hughes, to and front India, will,l hope, entitle me to
tour favourable confederation. Should Ibe honoured with f' te•
fpcdtable a fitnation, it fhall be my Rudy, by an uniform zeal and
attention to your Introit, to defervc the continuance of your
favour. I have the honour to be, with great refpcdt,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your molt faithful and humblelbrvant,
Chigwell, June 17, tEos. JAS. URMS
London, England, 1805-07-03

TO_S.9DLERS and HARNESS MAKERS.

'TO be Let or Sold, in a Garrifon Town, about
-IL Sixty Miles front London, a large compl.te Hoof: md Shop,
where the above Trades have been carried on with faced% t. r
Twenty-five Years, the Firm of the Houfe in the fame Name nu re
than Sixty Years ftanding. The only real. at for quitting ham fa
is, the Pt rfon being advanced in life, wishes to retire front the It e.
tail Trade. Further particulars may be known by letters, putt paid,
rr api lying to Mr. Hancock, father, No. to, Surrey Side of black-
Friars Bridge, I.ondan.

TO NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, Olt PERSONS OF CiiA-
RACTLIL NO INGAG El) IN BOSINIISS.
TO BE SOLD,
170 or three Shares for Two 'rhourAnd Guinea,
rts in an eltablithed, honour..hle and highly refpediable
Concerts in great magnitude, that will bear the molt Rrict
inveßi-
gation, and that will realife an inuncnfe and rapid Fortune with-
out the fear of future rifit, and without trouble to the Purchafer,
who need not appear i‘ertonally in Butinefs, or take any adlive
part.—References will be required and given Letters with real
name and plate of abode directed (poll paid) to IL Howard, Efq.
' at Andertou's Ceeleedioufe, Fleet-itreet, will b. properly at.
tended

SCAStCE AND VALUABLE ANTIQUE COINS.
TO be DISPOSED OF. a FIVE-GUINEA
PIECE of GOLD COIN. William alid. Mary, anno 144
believed to be nesrly uniq•.e t a GUINEA, HALF CROWN
anti SHILLING, of the fame reign; a GUINEA, Charlc. II
anon 1477, very 'thee ; an antique GOLD COIN, Sze larger
than half a guinea, with charadlers fuppofed Pcrac ; a GOLD
COIN, tame tize as the lA, of the Lanagrave of Hen Caffel,
anno 1737 ; a large SILVER COIN, fize of a crown piece, May.
Hen. Eke. Cologne, anno t 646 ; alfo a LIMA SHILLING, Geo.
11. 1745. Application to Mltlra Trewman, Exeter (if by letter
poll paid), will he attendal to.

DES;RAILF. FREEHOLDFARMandRESIDENCE,OOOK-
HAM, near MAIDENHEAD, BERKS, with early poffeffion.
TO Si. SOLD BY Mr. HAWEES,
A Sing❑larly eligible and very defirable Freehold
Elate, moll beautifully &trite on Cookham Hill, cornpriling
au exceeding camped Farm, with brick and tile Dwclling-houfe,
and All proper Oakes, 96 Acres of exccllent Arable, Meadow and
Coppice Land, with every exteufive and extrenicly valuable Right
of Mar& and Upland COOllllOll. This F.ltatc i, admirably adared
jo form the Complete Villa, it prefents a ~.tpat.iiity of the higlielt
mproventait at a Bender armee, and a combination of advan-
ta4es that rarely unite.
For particulars, addrefe (poll paid) in Meffrs. Dynety and Co.
Gray's Inn; Mr. Jobe Mandy and Mr Hawke., Reuling; orNo.
34, Great Cattk-Itrtet, Cavendith-fquare, where a Plan may be
I.:en—who has feveral Houlls to let.
London, England, 1805-07-03

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

........
Auguft 17. Charlcs Glover, of Albemarle-ftreet, parifh of Saint
Ccorge, Hanuver•fquare. upholltcrer, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS.

James Garbett, of Liverpool, builder, jollier, de..ter and chapman,
to furrender Auguft 6, 7. and 13, at one, at the Crown and
Anchor Tavern, Bold ftreet, I .iverpord. Atturnies, Mr. Archi
bald Keighttey, School-lar.c, Liverpool; or Meffra. Macdougall
and Hurter,
James Bennett and llonias Bennett, late of Huntingdon, drapers,
copartners, dealers and chapmen, (but now of Stamford, Lin-
colnfhire,) July t r, la, and Auguft 13, at eleven, at the Fountain
Inn, in Huntingdon. Attornies, Meffrs. Cooper and Lowe,
Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane.
Richard Powell Chandler, of Gloneeftcr, tobaceonift, finiff-ntanu-
(adorer, dealer and chapnian, (paltrier with Thomas Edward
Savage, of the fame place) July to, t t, and Augult 13,at twelve,
at the Rummer Tavern. Br Ilia Attorniss, Melfrs. (arrant and
Monte, Chancery.lane, London.
Barnett Hole, now or late of Paiawl.l, Glourefterlbile, clothier,
dealer and chaproan, July 2.5, at five, July s 6, and Arigult 13, at
(loan, at the Falcon Inn, Pailicwick. Attornies, Mr. Tovey,
Newnham, Gloueefterfkire; or Mr. Jame, Nu. la, Gray's Inn•

-
fluare, London.
James Smith, of Sudbury Green, parifh of Harrow, 1141diUerce,
falellnan, broker, thakr and chapman, July 12, 27, and Anna
13, at eleven, at Guildhall.
John Collard the younger, of Carterbury, hop dealer, July 6,13,
and Augid as, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At toracs, Mara.
Virien and licktringa rarF 114451infs, l ever..
London, England, 1805-07-04

RitRA CHARGE':

Dancing, One Guinea per Qtlarter, and One Guinea entrance.
bialfa•Guinea per Qcarter for Riding occafionally, two Ponies
bring kept for that purpufe, as a Reward for good bellariour,and
flizuulus to induct ry.

Letters (poft paid) addrcind to C. D. the Cambridge Coffee-
hook, to 6, Strand, will have due attention.
An Apprentice wanted far the term of five years, and not
younger than twelve years of age. He will have an opportunity
of learning every thing taught in the School; but mutt affift in
alt the lower claffes as f.)on as capable cf doing fo.

SUSSEX.—TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION,
(Mad§ previoully difpofed of by Private Contradt),
By Mr. WELLER,
On Monday the sth of Auauft, precifily at twelve o'clock.

at the hidelionei Stanifetl,

HE feveral Farms of Lodge, Broad Reed, Wood-
-1- lands, Sindalls, Hurfcpafture, Pond Grdunds, Monks and
Lawneys ; Canal and Raifes Meadows, Aldfworth and Woodman-
cute Farms—the whole of which furrounds the Park at Stanttcd.
Further particulars may be had fourteen days previous to the
rale, hy applying to Edward Daun, Lfq. Stunted ; Mars. Butler,
Havant; Mr. Bainbridge, No. 63. Guildford-Bract ; MuiTrh. Brom-
ley a. d Bell, Gray's inn ; or of Mr. Weller, at his Gcntral Army
Office, Chiebeiter.

/SLIT. OF THANET, NEAR MARGATE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Royal Hotel, Margite, on Saturday next, July 6,
at eleven o'clock in the forenoon,

SEVERAL FREEHOLD FARMS and Parcels
of Land, in convenient Lots, fituate at Shortendane, Swin
Court, and Tweutys. Several of the Lots are welt adapted for
building on.

I'a: titulars, and a Map of the Eltate and Lota, may be ken by
application to Mr. Gala, Surveyor, Canterbury; Mr. Simkins,
Margate ; and Menial. Macdougall and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn.

Dr. Bv Cain N, in his excellent 'lreatife on Sea Bathing, lays—
“ Of tic various fituations on the Coaft of this Country. frequented
for the purpofe of bathing in the Sea, which I have vifi;ed. I have
Hot any where obfervecf the two greater Ai:mikes of falubrity and
convenience of accommodation more f arfeetly united than at'Mar-
gate and its vicinity." Page 16.
London, England, 1805-07-04

Thb day was 'nibbled, handfornely printed in 2 vols. Bv4.
embeihibed with 3o plates of Views, Antiquities, &c.
Price In boards al. as. or with the Plates elegantly tinted in co-
lours. price 31. tos.
DESCRIP'T'IVE EXCURSIONS through South
Wales and Monmoitifhlre, ha the year eke, and four pre-
ceding Summers. •

• • 791 E. DONOVAN, F. L S.
Authorof the 11lofts:loos of hritilb Zitotory.

Sold by R isingtena, St.. Paul's Church yard; White. Est!.
; Fanlder, Ncw Band-ftreet;lVilllants, Strand, and Hat.
caard,
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author.
- .

The Natural Hiitcel Of Britilh-Dirdi, Inkets, and Shell, in 1.. c)
vlinmes, price 32L 51.

'Has day were pal:tithed, the following Works,
By Dr. EDWARDS,
Author of the Income or Property Tax
1.1)N EAR Ti I PEACE, GOOD WILL TC-
•-• WARDS MEN; or the Civil, Political, and RtiliOU3
Means of eftiLlifliing the Kingdom of Cod on Earth, as fully
contained and confirmed in the scripture Prophecies ; inwhich are
comprlftd the proper Pradlimil Mcafures for rodrefag Public Af-
fmrsroniting atl Parties, and beftowing permanent pease, woke-
:My, and nappliters on Gnat Britain and all Nations. In One Vo-
lume Wavy. Price pa.
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This da- was publifind prke ss 6d. Number 111 of

CENSUkA I.ITERARIA. (Teo be continued
every other 'Month.) Containing Titles and Abitraa: of
levee Boots, Artichs of Biograpby. and other Literary Antiqui-
ties; partly u indtation of the Plan of Oldys's " Math Librarian."
London, England, 1805-07-04

SIR HOME ropitim.

Sir W. BIT =OWES gave notice, that he would, on Monday,
bring forward fume refolutions of the Com Mince appointed to in.
quit, into the conduct of Sir Home Popham, relative° the re-
pairs of the Romney and la Senfibk,and (ohmic them to the Houfe
in the way of acquittal of that Honourable Officer, from Ithofe
particular charges. There were other ciftumflances fubmitted to
the confideration of the Committee, but he timid not take &Wee
of any of there this Salon. In the courfc of the next, it would
be for the Hod: to confider and determine win; wa to be done
in theta
London, England, 1805-07-04

MARRIED.
On Wednefilay laft, by fprcial licence, Captain Robert Dudley
Sliver, of the Royal Navy, to Mifs S...ston, daughter of Sir Charles
.:lazton, Bart. CommilLoner of his Majefty's Navy.

DIED.

On Friday Lalt, tt Ferrybridge, on his road from town, after
a horsing Rings, aged 65, the Rev Edward Bawerhank, B. D.
Redtor of Croft and T.trniauham, both in the Notch Riding of
Yorkihire, and Prebendary of Lincoln.
Thurfday evaling.fuddenly, at lodgings at affirm, aged 43,
Major-General Magan, lately iu the command of the garrifon of
Briftol. As the General was io the an. of wiping the powder from
his face, after having dread for dinner, be was feized with a fit,
Raggcred hack into a chair, and in the (pace of an hour and a half
he expired.
London, England, 1805-07-04

PRF.SENT STAFF OF FRANCE. .
'Skis day ,as publithed. peke 3s. 6d.
AiFAITHFUL Account of the prefent STATE
of FRANC?, and of the FRENCH PEOPLE under the
rhfreifos of BONAPARTE; containing Authentic Particulars
and Anecdotes of the Govienntent—the Military—the Police—
the Laws—the Public Antufeintnts of Paris—the Manners,Gesfs,
nd Donntlic S•tcirty--the late Coronation—the Pope and Rili-
Otio-..the Legion of Hotour—Trade and Mannfaantes—the
War with Fugland--tbe En:11111 iu France—sthe Doubt:int—the
Price of the Needfaries of Life. Sca. See. &e.
Br an ENGLISH GE.NTLEMAN, •
Who &aped from France in the Munth•of May.
Printed for RICBAID Paitires. Bridge-Ri_et,Blackfriars ;
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London, England, 1805-05-09

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

CRAVRIFND,MAT B.—Paffed by the Ref°;utile (s prize), from
the River la Plata ;William Murdock, Thompfon, irom Charlet'.
ton; Enterprise. Marie, from Dant2ick; Lovely Emily, Tydall,
from W aril-ord; Nanoleon, Jandou Colin ; arid the Louifa Fre.
deriea, Felling. from Barcelona.
A atv n—Off Dever, the Philadelphia, from Charleften
—Off Liverpool, Difpateh, Paul, from Savannah; Intrepid, Steid ;
and the Fame, Clark, front South Carolina—At Hoylake, Sally
and Ann, —, frost Heflin—At Waterford, Mully, Adams,
from Medina.

The Helena, Stewart, from Virginia for Barbadoes, is captured
and carried into Guadaloupe.
The Manwell, Patfon, of livepooll, one of the Beet %tick
failed from Cork on the 19th of January, ts fuppofed to have been
captured near Llarhadoes.
The Difpatch, Paul, from Savannah, r
boarded by a prfiratcer, thirty kaguel •
1 be Fame, Clark, from South C;
.

waa boarded on the 26th ult. by the
the ►ad captured that morning a brig

•
ab, arrived at I.lverpool, 11'1S
, weft of Cape Clear.
;arolirla, arrived at Liverpool,
800 privateer of Boor emu;
; from kieadwas for Leedom.
London, England, 1805-05-09

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER mond for a St-
ied Committee to confider of the account isctw•ern the pubtir a:l4
the FaR India Company; which was agreed to, and the Loom artee
appointed, confifting of Mr. Francis, Mr. Johnfon, &r. ni tic ,p-
-pofition, and a prGportionate number from the Aliniflerial fide of
the Houle.
London, England, 1805-05-09

lily the late WILLIAM GILPIII, M. A.

Prebendary Of Salifbary, and Vicar of &hire. near I.rmington.
Publiibcd by bi- Troller., for the Benefit of his School at Scare.
Printed for T. Olden and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had, the Fourth Volume of Mr. Gilpin's Ser•
mous to a Country Congregatioo. and Hints for the life of the
younger Ckrgy. Alio ponlillsed for the benefit of his School,priee
7.. in hoards. And all Mr. Gilpiu's other Works.
London, England, 1805-05-09

carricAL REVIEW.

THE Nov Proprietor of he CRITICAL RE-
VIEW is hiEhly 11.ittered by the focus:et:l:4lc of its two 1..1.
l'ilumbers, for which on:y he is in any degree refpnlible. a, .1 is
linpaticx to allure the Politic, that a more numerous inirirdlion
of the enfuhl Numbers Cull prevent a recurrence of the d rap•
poincmcnt Of which fo many pi.tfoos base had reafon to complain.
Communicationsleft at Mr Mawmares, is, Pothry, will be
forwarded to the Propr:e,or.-.4.0nd0n, April ;8 3.

This day were illb pubcd. price 6d. in hoards,
CHIRUAGICAL OBSERVATIONS, relative
to the EYE— with an Appendix on the Introduction of the
Mak Catheter, and b. Treatment of ilmtnorrhoi.ls.
In Two Volumes, the Second Ed dots, with many Additions,
By JAMES WARE, Surgeon, F. R. Ac.
Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultry.
Of whom may be bad. reparately, price sps. 6d. the Firft Vol
on the Ophthaltuy„ EplAttra, and FiiLl.t I aehryntalis-•-with ihe
Appendix, and, price Bs bd the adVul. on the Catania and Gout
Serena—alto, price as. Oa:nation.; on the Epiphora—and, price
3s. Remarks nu the Filtula Lacbrymalis.
London, England, 1805-05-09

3fifr 4.

A report has been prevalent (fet afloat probably
for a difiordant purpofe) that the Colleetor of a
Northern County has been difmiffed from his office.
We have enquired into the bufinefs, and find the ru-
mour to be utterly unfounded.— Dub. by. P.
Mr. Judge Jostrihores cafe was argued yefterday in
the Court of Common Pleas, and is to be farther dif-
cuffed on Monday.
Thurfday morning, Mr. FiIINCH, of Woodlawn,
accompanied by two young ladies, (daughters of the
late Sir Lucius O'BRIEN) and a lady from England,
.going to view Lord CHARLEMONT'S demefne, in a
fociable jaunting car, the horfe took fright on Bally-
bough bridge, and attempted to leap tilt bridge, but
being retrained by the driver, who turned his head with
great dexterity the contrary way,he ran againft the op-
polite battlement with fuch fury that he not only broke
the Omits of the car, but the traces Aro; in this vio-
lent exertion the driver fell between the bode and the
car, and was In dangeroufly injured that his life is
difpaired of. We are concerned to nate alfo, that the
Englifh lady received in her fide a kick from the
horfe, which deprived her of her fenfes for Come time;
fortunately, Mr. Burleigh, of Great Britain flreet,
apothecary, happened at the moment to be palling
by, and had both the lady and fervant conveyed to
the boufe of Mr. Darcy, in that neighbourhood. Here
Mr. Burleigh promptly adminiftered every poffilsle
aid, and the lady who was affii6led with a mob violent
fpafmodic complaint, was effentially relieved towards
evening—but the injury received by the fervant being
more ferious, his fituation, of mirk, continues very
precarious.
London, England, 1805-01-16

ANGEL INN. FERRY NUDGE.

THE
_.
EXECUTORS of the late Mr. DENTON,
beg to inform the Nobility and Gentry. that they win take
the corbel opportunity of difpoling of the shove lon, to fuck a
Succenar, as win merit the continuance of their favours ; and in
the mein time refpedtfully Ware the Friends of the Houk that
every attention will be paid to their accommodation.

FOR PUBLIC SALE.
At Getaway's Cate-Houk Corn, co Wednefday the 30th
la tent. at Twelve,
,ak BOUT TWO HUNDRED BAGS nt SPA-
NISH. SHEEP, and LAME'. WOOL, and arid& LEO-
NESA WOOL.

To be fern se the attb Ind s9tla loft. at No. 9, Amok*.
Squats; where Catalogues stay be bad of
SMITH, St. BARRE gni MARTEN.

By Order of the HonourabeConmtiffioners if HI. MAJESTY'.
USTO MS.
On SATURDAY the tgth Cl this loft. January, at Three o'Clock,
in the Afternoon, will be 'capered to PUBLIC SALE, at the
Cullom-Hook. in Topfltam,
THE FOLLOWING G001)S,
i• (For the accommodation and ufe of Private Families snit.)
3433 Gallons of Brandy,
35 Gallons of Rum,
joot dams of Geneva.
Slbs. a Salt, z Old Rope,
7 Deal Boards, 1614 Pieces Earthenware ,
13 Oak Boards, a &thee Portugal Grapes.
Which will be put up in Lots and Sold to the *heft bidder.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
At the London Tavern, Rialtole-ftreet, Plymouth,
On Saturday, the 19th in& at Ten o'clnak in the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
viz
20 to 25.000 South Sea Sad Skins, in the Hair, off:sated.
spoo • Ditto Ditto 'Fur, ditto.
The whole whereof are in high prefervation, and well worth the
attention of Tanners and Punier,.
A Depont of 231. per cent. will be required at the time of the
fale, and the remainder (In Calls or Bank of England Notes) on
delivery of the Skins, for which 14 days prompt will be allowed.
For viewing the Skins, Catalogues, and further information,
apply to Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, Plymouth.
Plymouth, Jan. 6, dos.
London, England, 1805-10-30

FREE MASON'. TAVERN.

MESSRS. SUTTON, THORN, .and CUFF, re-
rpedruity inform the Nobility, Gentry, and their Friends in
seneral, that their openior Dinner will ha on Friday neat the sit
of November, at Five o'Clock prectiely, when they hope to he
honoured with the company of every well wither to the Concern.
T. lets may be had at Lloyd's, John's, and Turkey and Cok's
Cate Houres.

CHAPEL HOUSE, on the GREAT ROAD from LONDON
to BIRMINGHAM and HOLYHEAD.

ILLIAbi BULLEY moil refpeefully informs
v the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general. that he
MI taken and entered on that highly dillinguithed INN called
CHAPEL HOUSE, where they may depend on the greateit Ex-
ertions being made for their Accommodation, and every Means
adopted to Altrit their Favour and Suppe' t.
N• B. Good Chaifea, able Horfes, and careful Drivers.

'lO WHAR FINGERS, COAL DEALERS, &e.
'lO BE Lu..r ON LEASb:,
A MOST excellent Sitnation for a Public Wharf
and for Coal and I.itne Works on the Albby de la Zonch
Canal, adjoining the Bridge on the 'turnpike Road, leading front
Hinkley to Coventry, and one Mile from the former Town, coin-
priling two Clofes of sscallent I.and, now vfed as Arshle, in the
Ply int of Hinkley and County of Leicefler, now in the Tenure of
:Vlr. Thomts Collington.
The Wharf may be crudlrttebed and formed below Top Water
Level, at a in‘,ll exuence,by making a collateral cut dui-rout. and
ther6,y made by far the molt C,4lVCllitnt Wharf for the Town of
Hinkley end it t very populous Neighhourhood.
A int!, wit attend at the George lon, Hinkley, nn \Verifier.
jay the
.:,cfh day of (Mutter next, to receive propoftls and let the
Lid Wll ,rf,and for furtbss particulars empire of Mr. fames Laud
.Ageot, Wellfleorn, must:a:lard-on-Avon, Warvickthire.

SUSSEX AND SURREY.
SALTS of OATS, BISCUIT, SPIRITS. and IMPLEMENTS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the tinder.
nlTlltioned Quantities of OATS, 'Muff, SPIRII'S,
(more o• Ids), tit: i'roperty of his Majelly, in the under-nteu-
tioni.d lagaziaes. Will he SOLD by l'U II LIC AUCTION,
By Mr. E. BArrEm,
On the following Days. at teu o'clock, preeifely, viz.
. of Oats Baps of
in Sacks of q Bikuit of
8u1h..13 each. a t
London, England, 1805-10-30

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

GRAVESEND, OCT. s9—Palled by the Sir Sidney Smith, Sid-
dal!, from Surinam ; Duke of York, New, from Jamaica; Goo.
band, Wolet, front Leghorn, Two Brothers, Ottin; Edwards,
&via; Jonge Harm, Flack; and the Vrow Arlie, Howard, from
Entbden.—Sailed the Piefident, Lynch, for the Cape de Verdes ;
Proveftem, Holfeu, for Lifbon : Aurora, Ludwigfon, for EU/more;
Fortune, M'Ghie; Hoffnung, °sendoff; loop Elizabeth, Blom ;
Vro* Rentina, Maids ; Vrow Engelina, Itoeloffs; Due °eft&
ters, Brahma; and the Twe Gebrodas, Holes, for Tooningen.
London, England, 1805-10-30

TIM MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANOE, OCT. 30.
The Market to-day h almoll without freth arrivals
of any defcription of Grain, and but few of Monday's
famples of Wheat; the quantity of foreign on hand
is great, and fine Couples at rather better price.—
Rye lower than lag week—Barley with Malt, and
Peas without variation—new Tick Beans fomewhat

lower—The fupply of Oats is Ihort, and famples of
bra quality at an encreafed price ; and the price of
Flour remains without alteration.

GENERAL CURRENCY 419 UNDER t
Wheat, 465. y Ss. yos per v. Grey Peak 34s 391.
Fine Ditto. 725. 765. ad. Balm. 441. 511.
Rye, 281. 33a. od. Tick Ditto 325. 441. od
Bariti,34%. od. Oats, 331.0 345.
Mak, 741. Soo. ad. Poland ditto~
3ya. sys 64.
White Peak, Sol. 575. od. Rape Seed, 401. 431. per UR.

PRICE OF 1/.0014
Fine Flour 6ss. to los. Secoads 6os. to liss. per fisela

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 29.—Sailed Ms biajely'snliPti
SPEEDWELL, FALCON, and the Mauna. oh a cruize.
Several copper bottomed traaports are ordered round
to the Downs.—Wind N. E.

Dovaa, OCT. a9.—His Majefly's Hoop CYGNET,
Deanna-re gun brig, and Loao Karns cutter, ar-
rived off here this day, from a cruise. A large Eh
ing boat belonging to Folk(lone was obliged yeller-
day, while lying at anchor off the North Foreland,
to cut her cable, to efcape being taken by a large
French lugger privateer.—Wind E. and blows (kilt,
with thick rainy weather.
DEAL, OC ron ER a9.—Arrived the Luctsit bomb,
with a convoy from Portfmouth, Came down from
Sheernefs, his Majelly's lhip Isramp, and remains
in the Downs with the Eocaa,UTascHT, tacos's,
LEOPARD, TRUSTY, and ADAMANT men of war;
ARIA ON E, VENUS, n d the VESTAL frigates; ALERT,
OTTER, SPY, and the CALYPSO {loops of war; Hee-
LA, VOLCANO, VESUVIUS, DtSCOTERY, DIVASTA.
TION, ZEBRA, and the Paosr Rao bombs; DIADEM,
SCEPTRE, and the RANGER armed defence Mips ; a
fleet of gun•brigs ; and a large fleet of tranfports,
with troops on board, detained by contrary winds.
, —Wind N. E.

Ltrsaroot., OCT. 28.—The Mercury, Holm son,
from Jamaica to this port, failed from Old Harbour
on the 3oth June, for the purpofe of joining the THE•
SkUS man of war, and convoy, but did not effect it,
and has not finee been heard of. The Neptune, —,
and Cumberland, --, from Jamaica for Whiteha.
yen, are arrived at Belfaft Loch. The Demerary,
olds; and the Duke of Kent,—, failed from Loch•
ryan for Demerara the aoth inft.
London, England, 1805-10-30

The Overtore and Miti:e compofed Dr. Bufbr.

This Eveni”g--the Cabinet ; with Rugantino.
On Friday. She Wou'd and rc Wou'd Not; with Rugantiuo.

On Saturday, Pizarro.
The Neve Melo•Drama of Ruran:ien. or the Bravo of renice,
emitinuirg to bt. received with unbounded apri.ufe, by brillirit
and overflowing audiences. will be repeated every evening till fur.
thee notice.
London, England, 1805-10-30

KOTZEBUE.

This day was publiChed, emh.llithed with an elegant Portrait of
tile Aittl.or, in gen. price 7s. in boards,

SIiETCH of the LIFE and Literary Career of
L.' AUGUSTUs VON KOTZEKIE. With the Journal of bis
Tour to Paris at the dole of the year sm. Written by binitelf.
Tranilated front the German by Anne Plumptree. 'lO which is.
fohjoined an Appendix, including a general Abttrset of Kotze-
but's %Yorks.—Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternotter•ruw.
Where may be had,
I. Kotzebuc's celebrated Play of Count Benyowlky, a vol. 3 6
a. Schilicr's Don Carlos, a tragedy, 5 0
3. Robbers ditto .. 3 6
4. Mary Stewart ditto - 3 6
The Three Tragedies of Schiller, forming one tine volume
Bvo. may be had in boanis for 95.
5. Original Letters of J. J. Ruutfeau to M de Maltherbes. M.
I d'Alembert, Madlme la M. de Luxembourg, Ste. &c. with a fie.
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hisCompoStion. ALfo. Otiginal Letters of Botta Fuogo and Da-
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6. Mary De Chlford, a Story, int rfperfed with many Poems,
and embellilbed with two elegant Engravings by Samuel Egerton
Brydges, fecond edition, price 35 6d. boards.

CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS.
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- -
AN ESSAY on CRIMES and PUNTS 1-I MENTSI
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Edition, reviled and eorreeted 'To which is added, a Commen-
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Sold by H. D. Symonds. No. 20, Paternoller-row.
W here may be had, .
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A new and beautiful Edition, printed in a pocket fize, with an
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bandfomely bound and gilt, .ts of
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contAniog the Second and concluding Part of The Ruin. ; or, a
SUI'VAy of the Revolutions of Empires
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r. On the Law of Nature. 6. Of Temperance.
a. Characters of the Law of 7. Of Continence.
Nature. B. Of Courage and Aftivity.
3. The Principles of the low of 9. Or Cie inlinefs.
Nature, at they relate to Man. 10. Of Doracitie Virtues.
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Good ; Sin; of Crimes; of
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London, England, 1805-10-30

STAFF.

iitutenant Governor Cornelius Smelt to be an Infpedting Field
Officer et rencablcs and Volunteem in the lfle of Man, with
the temporary rank of Lieutenant Colonel.
AFifaut Committary fames Pipon to he a Deputy Cmnntittry
General of Stores, Proviftons, and Forage to the Forces.
London, England, 1805-10-30

RAMSGATE. OCTOBER 28.

The 4th Regiment, which arrived on Saturday,
embarked yefterday at one, and failed for the Downs
about two o'clock. It was thought that the whole
fleet of tranfports would have faded yelterday, but
they Rill remain at their moorings. The ARIADNI,
which failed on Saturday morning with General Dos
and Suite, was obliged to put back in the evening, 1
owing. to the change of wind from South to South
Eaft, in which point it blew a brifk gale, right againft
her. Having come within a league and a half of
(bore, finnewhat nearer to Ramfgate than Deal, the
unfortunately !truck on the lee-fide lithe land-breaks
which run in that dircaion, and lay in molt immi-
nent danger from (even till eleven o'clock P.M. when
the was luckily got off at half flood tide. When the
Captain perceived himfelf in danger, the lights were
immediately hoifted, and the guns kept firing till the
arrival of a pilot boat from Ramfgate, with eighteen
men, to whom the veffel was given in charge. The
(well was fo great, that the pilots had fome difficulty
in getting on board ; but having furmonnted every
obttacle by their perfeverance and courage,they found,
on gaining the veffel, that the was in danger every
inttant of heaving on her broadfide ; to prevent
which, thezigot out all the fpare (pars on deck, and
cliove them down alongfide, as a kind of fcaffolding
to fuflain her again& the breakers, which lathed with
the utmuft violence on the larboard fide; happily
this excellent contrivance was attended with complete
fucccfs, and enabled the hands to flow away, fo at
to lighten and right her bow about eleven, when the
made a great deal of water, and had already taken
in feveral tuns. Two or three of the Deal boats came
alongfide in about three quaiters of an hour after the
arrival of that from Ramfgate, but were not allowed
to go on board, as the Ramfgate Pilots had the vef-
fel in charge at their peril. General Dos, in the
midtt of this danger, to which he was not accultorn-
ed, difplayed great fortitude and pretence of mind,
never teeming to fear fur himfelf, but expreffing
fome apprchenfion for the fafety of his difpatches.— '
Yetterday morning the General put to tea again, but
returned loon afterwards, in confequence of orders
conveyed to him by a fall failing cutter from Ramf-
gate.
gate. From the courfe which he (leered in the firft
inttance,and other cireumftances, it is thought that the
Wefer was his deftination. The wind is now fo ftrong
to the Eaft, that no tranfports can come from the
Downs ; we are not to have any embarkation, there-
fore, till to-morrow, if the wind change, when Come-
regiments of cavalry and infantry are expetfted in to
go on board. There is not a tingle tranfport here
at prefent for the reception of infantry, and only
three in readinefs for cavalry. It is even Paid that
there are not any more at the Downs, and that the re-
mainder of the troops intended for the expedition
muff wait until the arrival of tranfports from Cha-
tham, Woolwich, and other places.
London, England, 1805-12-02

IfPr'

PROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

•••••••
'T/ISSUIGH, Nov. I.—His Majeny the
ring received information from his Ma-
ing of PrufiS 4. that his troops were ready
ce with the Ruffian armies for the prefer-
tranquility of Europe, has this day fet
Sin, to concert matures widi his Pruffian
(pelting the march of the Ruffian troops
Pruffivn territory, and tor their future
'Court Gaudio)
Odober I, 0. S."
London, England, 1805-12-02

MATTHEW WINTER.

Office for Taxes, Nov. al, iBos.

WHITE HORSE INN, HOTEL, AND COFFEE-HOUSE,
FETTER LANE, LONDON.
SHOLMES begs leave to return his fincere thank.
• to his numerous Friends and Cußome.s, for the very liberal
fupport they have afforded him fince he entered on the above
precedes, and Wares them that no exertions Gall be wanting on
his own part and that of Mrs. Holmes, to merit a continuance of
their Favours. The entrance from the Brea is n completed,
the Premifes are very mach improved, and Cenral excelter.t new
Beds are added. Families and Gentlemen of the Law vifiting
London, will And the White Horfe worthy their notice, not only
on account of the goodne(s of the accommodation, but from its cm-
tried fituadon and contiguity to the Inns of Court.
In addition to the large hock of Wines S. H. took on his en-
trance, he has bid In a Choice Afrortment of the 01414 and Belt
Vintages.
A Public Dinner every day at Four o'Clock..—Coaches to all
the principal Cities, Sea Port and Maaufaduring Towns in the
Kingdom—Neat Poll Chaifes—Horfes Rand at Livery.

DR.MOORE'S VIEW of NAVAL. SOCIETY and MANNERS.
On Wed a:lday next will be publilsed, in t vol. Soo. price 7► boards,
THE POST' CAPTAIN ; or die Wooden Walls
well Manned, comprehending a View of Naval Society
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Upon the hempen tackle fhip-boys climbing ;
Hear the (Mill whiffle which doth order give
To founds confus'd ; behold the dirt-idea fails,
Born by th' invlfible and creeping wind,
Draw the huge bottom through the furrow'd fee,
Breafting the lofty forge. Shlitcfpeare.
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