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Star.
London, England, 1805-12-28

L'ospok itArEft.

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CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER s 7.
There were few freth arrivals of molt forts of
grain to-day ; but few (ales are made of Wheat at
about price—large fupplies are looked for.—
Barley at rather better price.—ln Malt, Peas, or Old
Beans, little alteration—New Tick Beans afts to 325.
,per quarter; old as per currency...-There ars large
quantities of Oats, nuttily from Scotland ; this'Arade
maintains the currency—ln Flour no alteration.

0 CORIENCY AS UNDER s
Wrillit. to. SAS 60. per qr. Grey Peafe 36. 401
Fins Ditto. Us 7u od Beans, pa 58s
141. 301 37a od rick Ditto 40.505. 04
Barley,33e 33. od Oats, 275. 31e.
Mak, 62. 68. od Poland ditto 32$ 34a od
White Peak, 4os 47e od Rape heed, 401441 pet isa.
MCA Of FLOUR.
Fine Flour 608 to 658. SCEADde 35s to 6os per fack.
PRICES OF- HAY AND, STRAW.
St. James's. • W hiter have,.
Hay perload 3 ooto 4 8 o Hay per load 3 to to 4 8
Straw 1 13 oto 5 0 o Straw 1 10 tot 18
Clover 4 10 E 0 5 to
SMITHFIELD MARKET. DEC. 27.
To Oak the offal—pet Rene of Sib.
Beef 31 ild to 4$ lid I Veal 4$ od to 51 6d
Mutton oadtoss od Pork 45 4tl to 3. 44
DIAD Or CATTLE THIS DAY.
Emit., abort 500... Sheep and Lambs, *4300.
NEWGATE and LEADENHALL. December 27.
Per Rene of 81b. by the made.
Bed 31 oil to 45 od I Veal 31 Od to pad
Mutton 2. ad to 45 of Pork 4. 4.1 to Ss 4rl
COAL MARKET, December 27.
Ships at Market Skip fold Peke
25 Newcaftic Coal 6 48s ad to sta 6d.
7 Sunderland o Co. od to oos od
s Stone Coal o Goa od
a Cinders o

Mr. Boultnn's intended gift of a Medal, which he
is now calling, to each of our brave tars that were
engaged in the glorious battle off Trafalgar, is a very
public fpirited all. There is a Lady who is fpecially
demons alfo of rewarding thole immortal heroes, and
that is Dame Fot tune ; who, as the " Favourer of
the bold," not only invites the Trafalgar Heroes,
but our gallant 'rats in general, to become fuitors
for her Rift in the prefent riche t Lonely scheme
that ever (*Ached the embrace of adventurers by fea
or land.
London, England, 1805-12-28

DUTCH PAPERS.

We have received Dutch Journals to the au. init.
Whether owing to the inclement feafon preventing
the quick travelling of Couriers, or to what other
cattle we cannot poffibly determine, but the accounts
from Moravia do not come down later than the bat-
tle of the ad.

The Rotterdam Courant of the 161 h, to a copy of
General Baucs's Proclamation, which has already'
been laid before our Readers, fubjoins the following
paragraph:
" It is underflood, that at the departure of the
" Courier who brought thefe accounts, fevers others
46 were airpatched to other places, and that fence the
" battle, the head-quarters of the Emperor of the
Fvnch have been moved forward."
London, England, 1805-12-28

FROM THE ROTTERDAM COURANT. DEC t 7.

The Hamburgh and other German letters received
yellerday, contain only a Dort account of the impor-
tant battle which has taken place to the advantage
of the French. From the intelligence written by
Mar(hal Berthier on the field of battle to Stutgard,
and announced in the Moniteur of the t Ith (that pa-
per of the t zth not being arrived) we gather only the
following :

TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.
" STILASBUIGH, DEC. 9.

el The Emperor has defeated the Ruffians at 01-
mutz : Half of their army is annihilated, and the re-
mainder is in full flight."
This day, however, we have received the following
account, publilhed in the Vienna Court Gazette of
the 6th in& and alfo, from a refpeaable quarter, the
fubjoined Order of the Day, dated the 3d, and itrued
by the Emperor Napoleon, from his head quarters
at Auflerlitz. We ha►e betides received certain in-
formation that the Emperor of the French and the
Emperor of Auftria had an interview near the field
of battle, and that an Armiffice was concluded be.
tween the two Sovereigns.
London, England, 1805-12-28

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE Joint Creditors who have proved their Debts
under a ConunilSon of Bankrupt, awarded and iirued againit
John David Albert De Mierre and James Crofbie, of limad-Rreet
Chambers, in the City of London. merchants, dealers, chapmen,
and copartners, may receive a Brit dividend of the Eftate and Ef-
fees of 'betel/1 Bankrupts oo application at the °facto( Mr. R. C.
Bury, Solicitor, Walibrook, London. on Friday, the 3d day of
January, 1806, and on every fubfequent Friday between the hours
of sound is o'clock in the forenoon.

R. C. BERRY, WanbrooL
London, England, 1805-10-25

CURIOUS AND INTERESTING.

This day was publiffied, price 35.
in one volume octavo, of near 300 pages, with an elegem Portrait
of the Author, a New Edition (with Additions) of
A GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, ADVICE
both SEXES in a variety of Complaints :
Explaining the molt rumple and efficacious remedies for thote dr.
cafes which are treated on under the following heads, viz.
Abortion, Mare(' tothe fair Sex Incubus, or night mare
Addrefs to Parents,&Guardians Irregularity about the turn car
Advice to nervous Patients Lepraty, Lime water,
Air, Appetite, Allhma Leaflets of fpirits, Love
Barren, women, Bathtub:ere Maids of a weakly conftitatioa
Bathing, obfervations on Man, Mentes,
Birth, particulars relating to Memory, lots or defeat
Body, unfavourable poiture of Mind, difeafes of
Bowels, Bubo, Mothers, their duty
Chlorofis, or Given Sick-nets Nerves, weak
Child bearing, Child birth, Obfccne eonverfatios,baneffill
Chordee, Cancers, Clap, Cold effects of
Confumption, Conception Parents and Guardians
Cure for Nervous difeafes Oddretil to
Dancing, Daily etrzcifes ParaphymoGs
Dejedtion Phthlfis, or confumptiaa
Deficiency of natural iltiength Phymofis, Prepitnay
Difference between Venereal O ink digeitiou
fymptoms and thole oftea Rheunratifin,
miltaken for them Riding on horfeback
Dip:llion, Dreams Riling early
Exereife Scurvy, Scrofula
Female complaint., Fits Stippreffion of the weeks
Flannel, bernonings
Flatulence or wind complaints Symptoms of Pregnarcy
Fluor Albus, or whites Tea, Temperance, Tiiniiary
Girls, Gonorrhoea, Gout Turn of life
Gouty fparms in the Roma& Ulcers in the throat
Great fehools Venery, execute, & fecret
Heavy (uppers Venereal difeafes. Virgins
Hereditary dilutes, Voyages by fea, Walking
Heart burn Water, Weaknefs, Wind
Windy liquors, Wine,
men's milk, WOMltil
Youth

"i;*

Hypochondriac complaints
H yltorio affeetions
Immodcr.te evacuation
Internal finking
By S. SOLOMON, M. D.
Every perfon, young, and old, ihauld purchafe this book, then
being fearonly any individual who is not intoretted in fume girt a
it. In particular it is recommentiod to young men and bop; as
an early attrition to the latter may ferve to guard them from a
fatal rock on which. t boufands have fplit, and be the menus of per
virg their bodies from dikafe, and alfO their fouls, their minds.
and all their faculties front deftradlioa.
I ondon : Printed for the Author, and fold by K D. Symonds.
Patera° !i.r.row, and Mrs Ma:hews. Strand; Dugeale Dublin ;
barer. Edinburgh ; Kily, Cork ; Magee. Belfait ; and by el other
Eookfell, ra and Printers of Provincial Nevi:fp:mars in the
iiingdom, prim 3s. only, delivered free of carriage.

LONDON: Printed and PulAithed by LEVEL Enka' (of Coo.
terbory.place, Laintetb), at Mt STA, Orfica, No. t.Circr
AMC Pobllbed alto at As ETAS 01111C1F, To.-003+x.
London, England, 1805-10-25

PORT OF PLYMOUTH.

By °Her of the Honourable thc Commiffioners of the Cullom,.
on Tueflay, Odober 29. will be expoted to PUBLIC SALE,
at the Cullom Houfe at this Port,

914 E SLOOP UNITY, Burthen 36 79 94th
Tons, with her Materials—An OPEN BOAT ; alfo a
PARCEL of CORDAGE, returned as unferviceable, from the
Ranger and Bury Cutters.
The fame may he unwed by application at the Cuftorn Houk,
ti: Say preceding the Sale.

ft) be PUBLICLY SOLD to the HIGHEST BIDDER,

At the Cuftom,Houre, Swank*, on Wednefday, the 30th otOdto.
her inn. to Perfons net being Dealers in Spirituous Liquors,
1%. 130 U f 975 Gallons Foreign Brandy; 289 ditto
Rum, and 278 ditto Geneva.

To Dealers and all other' Perfonit,
75 Oollons Rom.

. -
Samples will be produced at the time of Sale, which will begin
at Twelve &Clock at Noon.

A depofit of 251. per Cent. to be paid by the purebafer of each
Lot.

Dlote —ln conrcquence of the MI of the left Sefton of Parlia-
ment, there will not henceforward he aoy feizures of Spirituous
Liquors fold at that, or any other out-port, except fuch as were
relied on or before the t 2th of July Lift, whereof none remain at
Swanfea.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the London Tavern, Foxhole.fireet, Plymouth, on Tucfday,
the 29th loft at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon'
E FOLLOWING Gooll S, VIZ.—
429 Bags, and i t Cats Mufeovado Sugar
13 Barrels Staves-119 Bundles ditto (Shook)
bring the entire cargo of the American Schooner Sophie.
Alto fundry valuable Stores, landed out of the French frigate
la DIDON, confiaing of Cables, Hawfers, Sails, Standing and Run-
ning Rigging and fparc Cordage, Sheets of Copper, Nails, Wattr-
caiks, Salt Provifuns, Bread, Flour, Beans, Canvas, Coats, Shook
Cafles,gunpowder. 28 long 28-pounders, four 22-ditto, and ten
carronades, iron guns, gun•carriages, and Slides, and two brafs
Howitzers-alto fundry ipare and valuable Boatfwain's, Gunner's,
and Carpenter's Storm,and other Articles. The above condemned
as prize to H. M. S. Phoenix, Thos. Baker, £fq. Captain.
For viewing, Catalogues, and further information, apply to Peter
Tonkin, Efq. the Agent; or Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant,
Plymouth.
London, England, 1805-10-25

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGV, CC T. •

There are fcarce any frefh arrivals of Wiic4i
day, and prefuming on a further redueinn, it is ..1-
molt without Cale. Having but few famples of put:
Barley, thofe fetch rather better price. In Malt and
Beans but little fluluation. New Tick. Beans incline
lower. There are but few Oats at market, and good
famples are a trifle dearer: Terms of Flour without
alteration.

OENZIAL CULIINCY AS UNDill
Wheat, 405. 555. 70i• per qr. Grey Peale 335 395.
Floe Ditto. 725. 755. od. Beaus, 445. 515.
Rye, sos. 355. od. Tick Ditto 345.445, od
Barley, 335.395. od. Oats, 255. 305. 331.
Malt, 735. 795. od. Poland ditto 355. sG 6d.
White Peale, 523. 55a. od. Rape Seed, 4a 431. per WI

MCI 01 FLOOR.
line Flour 631. ta 681. Seconds 6os. to Ess. per fack.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, OCTOBER es.

TMs day's Market bad a tolerable good fupply cf
Cattle, and the prices in general are lower than our
Taft account, though the trade was but indifferent,
and little bufinefs was done in the Hay Market.—
Hay and Clover have got up in price. Straw con-
tinues as per laft. The following is a correct Rate-
ment of the prices and numbers :
London, England, 1805-10-25

WORKS ON RUSSIA.
Written by Wuctest Toone, F. R. S. Member of tit* Impnial
Academy of Sciences, and of the Free Economical Society of
St. Peteriburgb.
I. TIEW of the RUSSIAN EMPIRE during the
• Reign of CATHARINE U. and to the Clofe of the 18th
Century, acc. dte. Containing an accurate Defcriptioo of the Go-
vernment, manners, clams, religion, extent, boundaries, foil, cli-
mate, produce, revenue, trade, manufadures, &c. &c of the few.
ral Nations that compote that extenfive empire. By Wm. Tooke,
F. R. S. Second Edition. la 3large vols. Bro. price tl. its. 6d.
In boards.

a. Hiftory of Rufaa, from the eftabliflunent of Monarchy under
Rurik to the acceMon of Catharine U. By Wm. Tooke, F.R.S &e.
ace. In two vols. Bvo. with 6o portraits, engraved from a Seines
of Medals, price tl. es. boards.
1. The Life of Catharine 11. Emprefs of Raffia. By Wm. Tooke,
F R S. The 4th edition, with confiderablc ineprovements, in Pmts.
Bve. price 11. as. io hoards, embellithed with r t elegant portraits,
and a View of the famous Statue of Peter the Great on the day of
its difeloftwe to the public; a View of the Forint'. of &buffet-
burg, and a correct Map of Ruda.
4. The Picture of Peteriburgh ; from the German of Henry
Starch. In one large volume Svo. embellilbcd with plates, and a
new plan of Peterfburgh, prise tas. boards.
Printed for Longman, Hurd, Rea and Orme, Paternotter-row.
London, England, 1805-10-25

PTO
INN, LIVERY, AND STABLE KEEPERS.
SUSSEX.
10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (ON THE PREMISES),
By Mr. WELLER,
On Monday next, Odober 28, 1803, and the four following days,
'THE Genuine and Entire HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE, and other VALUABLE EFFECTS, belonging to
Mr. BURFIELD, of the NORFOLK ARMS. ARUNDEL,
Vihn is retiring from the Public Line of Bullnefs :
Confifting of four•poft, field, and fofa Beillteads, with Marfcilles
guiltings, dimity, chintz pattern, callico anal other Furniture',
p:ime feather Beds, Mattrafes, Blankets and Counterpanes...—
Smirch and Kidderminfter Carpets—a variety of Tables and
Chairs—Plate, China, and Glaft—a valuable and large affortmcnt
of Linen—a capl'al full fired Billiard Table—upwards of tco
dnzcnof Claret, Sherry, and Port—a Sociable, fix Poll-Chalks, a
Gig, and ao clever Poft-Horfes, in good condition—wheel and
Lading Harnefs-4 Ricks and I Stump of Meadow Hay, &c. Ste.
The Goods may be viewed on Saturday preceding the rale, which
will begin at twelve o'clock each day.
Catalogues at ts. each, may be bad at the (Place of Sale—Star,
Shoreham—Old Ship, Brighton—Star, Lewis—Kin's Head,
Horiliam--White Lion, Dorking—Sufi-ex Tavern. 1 unbridge-
Writs—Talbot, Ripley—White Hart, Guildford—KM& Arms,
Godahnin—Anchor, Liphook—Red Lion, Petersfield—Red Lion.
rareham—lndia Arm", &Alien—Fountain, Portfmoutb.L.llear,
Havant—Black Dock, Emfworth—and of Mr. Weller, at his
General Agency Office, C.likhefter.
London, England, 1805-01-03

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TO-MORROW EVENING, JANUAR Y 4, 1805,
wUI be performed the New Comedy al

THE BLIND BARGAIN;
Or, HEAR HIM OUT.
The principal Charaders by
Mr. FAmcrit-r, Mr. LEWIS,
Mr. FARLEY, Mr. EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD,
Mr. C. KEMBLE,
MM. GIBBS, Mn.s DAVENPORT,
Mifa DAVIES, (with a Song in Charader),

Mir which will he prcfcntell, (for the Bth time), a oew Serk-
Catnic Melo Dramatic Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN QUICKSILVER;
Or, THE t.:TOME /CND THE DEVIL.

With entirely New Altaic, Scenery, Machion7, Dean, and
Decorations.
The Overture and Mora coMpotett by Mr. Davy.
?le Adlion of the Mclo-Drame produced under the direCtion of

Mr. Farley.
The Dances by Mr. Bologna, jun.

Tbia Evcning—Thc Heir at Law ; with Harlequin o.2ieldlver
tin Saturday, the New Opera of Thirty Thoufand.

A NOVELTY.
AT THE GREAT ROOM, SPRING GARDENS.
HE PANDEMONIUM of BOULOGNE, by
T
•SERRES, will continue open this and every Evening, from
Seven fill Ten o'Clock, illuminated by means of Optical Reflec-
tors, which is a Spettaele never before fuhmkted to the infpedicas
o the curious.

N. B. The Panorama is perfeAly warm, as a Stove has been
wetted in the Cabbin to rend.r it comfortabl:: for the ViGtors.

Admittance Two Shillings.

TO PARENTS, GUARDIANS, AND SCHOOLS.

YOUNG GENTLEMEN under fourteen, and
Ladies younger or older, taught the geoteeleft Seledlion of
Steps, every falkionable, ekgant, interciting part of DANCING,
Walking,Sitting, Entering and Quitting Company, with arms and
addrefs, for One Guinea per quarter ; or School Vacation—no En-
trance charged.—Oue Family fending many learners, pay Ids.—
Ladies taught feparate from the Gentlemem--Lefons two hours
and a-half twice a-week, mornings or evenings,
B Mr. ALLEN,
Affeted by Mara T Adams, and Ranifdyke, at No.
Sberarti-itrect, Ooldeb-fluare=4o. to, Great Allk-Itreet,
Goodman's Fields, and No. t 6, Bouverie-ftreet, Fleet-ftreet,
Alto Pupils of any age, who never learned in their youth, are
Coon taught every modern requifite of Dancing, quite in private.
The fele& Subfcrlption Affembles as Wind.
_ _ . _ _

Large Schools engaging Mr. Allen to teach, will find their id-
vantage.

No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING CROSS.
ii BISH alfures his Friends and the Public in ge-
-I- • neral, that the fah of Tickets and Shares in the prefent
Lottery far exceeds that of any former, and ►t is the general opi-
nion that every Ticket will be fold before the Drawing begins.
In the late year (111c4) there were Oared and fold at the above
Offices the following Capital Prizes:
I Prize of £20,0J0 4 Prin. of £ 2,00 n
I zo,ooo II .
1,000
1 •-•—• s,OOO 6 --... 500
•„0 Perfons in the Country may he (implied with Tickets or
Shares by fending, poll paid, good Billi, flank Notts, Pcdt-OfSee
Orders, or Cant.
London, England, 1805-01-03

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

OXTORD, Dtc. 29.—On the 17th inft. the laft day of Michael-
mas Term, the Rev. Francis Whitfield, of Univerfity College, find
Mr. Gee. Wharton Marriott, of All Souls' College, Students in
Law, were admitted Bachelors of Law.
Meffrs. John Auguftus Francis Simkinfon, of Chrlft Church and
Fdw .rd Withers of 412een's College, B. A. were admitted mar-
ter: of Arts. Mc ffrs. John Mitford and Edmund Wm. Eftcourt, of
Oriel College; John annks Jenkinfou and %I'm. Stafford of Chrilt
Church; Arthur Gibfon, of Q.n.een's College ; Charles Crawley,
George Blizard, and Was. Newton, of Pembroke College, were
admitted Bachelors of Arts.

The whole number of degrees in Michaelmas Term was (even
Dolton in Divinity, two Dodors in Civil Law, four Bachelors in
Divinity, nineteen Mailurs of Arts, one Bachelor in Civil Law,
and thirty-two Bachelors of Arts.—Matriculations ono hundred
and one.

On Monday IA the following Gentlemen were admitted Stu-
dents of Cha itt Church :—MciTrs. VLrnon, Longlands, kludgfon,
Smelt, Bowie., Chmthers, Lloyd, and Eden.

BIR tHS.

On Sunday, in Bermes-14c. t, the Lady of Conics Trotter, Erg.
of a daughter.
On Sunday evening, at Ms haul:, in Upper Cower-area, the
Lady of John Bayford, Efq. of a fon and heir.
At Bromley, near Mont-ore, on the a6th silt. the Lady of James
Ford, Efq. of Finhaven, of a fon.
In Domihiek.itreet, Dublin, the Lady of Marcus I. argrord
M' Caullarrd, Efq of a daughter.
On the a6th ult. at F.oinhurgh, the Lady of Major Dunfmure,
of the 7Sth Kesiment, of a fon.
London, England, 1805-01-03

FROM LLOYD's LIST.

OIATICSEND. JANUARY 2.—Sailed the Kent, Million, for
junco; Catharine, Jones, and the Flendh,l homas, f,r I)ublin.
Altßrvra—At Hull. lane, —, and Cie Swift, l.larriftm, fro.n
Rilea—At Dublin, Indent y, Robinfon, front London—At Water-
ford, Ampbion, Reinhold, from Seville.

The Centurion, CHUPF., from Dantzic fcr Lon-
don, failed from Elhneur on the 17th of Novcn her,
under convoy of the CHARLES armed (hip, and was
captured on the 26th off Flamborough Head, by a
French privateer. Part of the crew are arrived at
Dunkirk, and report that the fame privateer had
captutedfeven other vetrels of the fleet.
The Oporto fhip jenny, Captain SrnVFiffltl!,r. is
arrived fafe at Plymouth, after efetping, by tic;pilar
Gallantry, from a French privateer that attacked her
in the Charnel : finding they had no chance of re-
filling the enemy with two or three fwivels only, he
propofed to the crew to fight hrr in a different way,
viz. by attempting to run her dizt:n ; the propofal be-
ing inflantly agreed to, he ordered the helm up, and
run the Jenny ilirealy on the enemy's weather bow,
which carried away his bowfprit and topmait : and
then wearing, bore down on his boats, which were
hoifled out to board with, and fwampcd them, leav-
ing the French privateer afterwards enough to do to
provide for her own fa,Cty. The Underwriters have
very handlomely rewarded Captain STONEHOUSE for
this valorous exploit.

Thurfday arrived in Leith Roads the Diligence
armed fhip from a cruizc.
Friday arrived at Leith the Concro-il, of Kirkalily,
ADAMS, from Riga, with hemp, flax, Src. She fail-
ed in company with feveral other Briiilll merchant
(hips from the Sound, which joined together for their
mutual proteaion, there being no Ihip of war at that
place when they failed.
London, England, 1805-01-03

NAUTICAL IR'TEI,LIGENCE.

MAILS THIS 1).% Y.—Wina E. N. E.
ARR. t2r ARR. PUP
Dublin I I limburzh 0 4
Watt:6:rd a a Goucnburi o 0

We are lorry that we are yet unable to announce
The f day of his Majefly's chip THUNDERER.. The
loft account from Bantry is as follows:
" Caftletown,(l37.ntry r..y) Dcc 24.
"On the loth infl. his NT ; a ; %
...aje..y's ':1-11:NPF taR,
Capt. BEDFORD, arrived in this Bay about f; A.
and drove on (hone on Brie Nand at 5 P
terday arrived his Majetly's (hip PRINCE!! ROYAL,
on board of which a great quantity of the TO 1/:i-
MIER'S (lore', guns and Inn:, were put :—and
day arrived his Isla!ety's (hip GOLIAIi, an .1 a fri•
gate, name unknown, with an empty train-i•(.rt to
take out the remaining guns and ftores. It is the
general opinion, that when the THUNDEItrFt is Licht
cried the will be got off."
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 2.—Nothing arrived or Idled
this day. The Majellic armed 'hip remains wilh
convey for the Downs. The wind is getting rouni
from N. E. to nearly Well

DEAL, JAN. 2.—Sailed the CURLEW floop of war,
for Margate Roads. Remain in the Downs, the AR-
DENT, ANTELOPE, and INFLPS ISLE men of war ; CAS-
TOR, CHAMPION, and JAMAICA frigates; SPE LDT;
DART, and ALERT fluOpS of War ; LUCIFEP,, VOL-
CANO, DISCOVERY, DEVAS fATI, N, ZEBRA, and \'R
silvans bombs; WA TCI-IFULL, R I YLEMAN, THRASHER,
MONKEY, BITER, BOLD, JACKALL, HAUGHTY, MA-
RINER, Loco sr, and Twit EES FUR brigs ; the armed
defence fhips, and the tranfports as per lafl. Wind
S. S. NV. foggy.
H..RWICH, JAN. E—A Dutch fchnyt arrived this
day from Catwick, with a bag of letters, by which
we learn that all further communication between this
country and Holland is for the prefent pot a hop tn.
—Several Dutch fehuyts, waiting here a farcnrabh;
wind, have received orders not to proceed till further
direflions. The mails from the i4th oh. ft,r Hutum
and Gottenburgh, are detained here.
HULL, Drc. 31.—50 very derlruElive has the late
bnillerous weather been on the Holderntfs and North
coatis, as to exceed the memory of the nldett
bitants. Large quantities of wreck of all defelid
tions have floated on (bore at almol every 41:
the coa ft hetwecn Flamborougl, Head and the .`::pure.
particularly at Ringborough, where neatly eigCty
planks and roars have
,been fecured, part f fnrue un-
fortunate veld. A large brig-rigged vefill, fuiTofed
to be a foreigner, was übferved a few days ago to
founder about two leagues to the eallwavd of Flatn-
borough Head, and ail the crew, it is apprchende,l,
have been drowned, as they have not been heard of.
London, England, 1805-01-03

Pm. day waa r üblithed. price N. 641.

AN ESSAY en the IMPOLICY of a BOUNTY
on the EXPORTATION of CORN; and on the
which oug:it to regulite the Commerce of Grin.
•.• This Effay is interidtd to demooltrate to the Pu`dic :he
emneoufnefs of themttevs on which the Corn I --tv of the lath
Segion of Parliament was ofrained; the shfurdny of the dm:trine
on which it is !minded; the evil dices which it is calculated to
duce, and the advantages which may be derived from a different
C tem
London, England, 1805-05-04

ORDIR OF THII DAY.

The Houfe refolved into a Committee of Supply, when
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHWER moved the Army
Extraordinuries for the year, as follow, viz. £. r. d.
Foreign Service - - 666,850 is a
Home Sehrice - 3.0-0,000 0 0
I/taut:neer Ettimates for the United Kingdom z oftco,ooo 0 0
AM). t.) make up the Deficit of the Confolidated
Fund, for the l'aß year,hetween its adtual Pro-
duce :nd its Ellimate of 5,c00,000 - $.,049,488 Is 6
Which, after Come cooverfat i..n, commenced by Mr. )011Ni-roma,
refpeeling the t co.ocol. for the pay of French Emigrants in our
fervice, and socl. the espcnces for fres on the Knighthood of Sir
Brook Watfon, were :greed to, and the Cortunittce ordered to re-
port on Monday.
London, England, 1805-05-04

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

BURGESS AND SON'S F.SSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND
OTHER RICH sAucas.
Tim great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
gained by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other
SUCH'SAUCES, for FA Sauer, Strewed Beef, Hafied Calve: Heals,
Beef Semis, Mode Bybee ,WiSel Fowl, eta Game ; with many Deli •
aeries for the Table, sideboard, and Store Room ; which are noire
fully evprelled in his Catalogue, (He heir: it( trueleor of thew,) hey
induced many perfons to give the' (ante name to Articles entirely
Ziftiretit, which arc vended at many Shops in London, by perfons
who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland,
to inlicit Orders of Tradefinen and lon-keepers, who in conk-
quince are often (erred with Sparews Sd,t,, of very inferior quail.
ties, which i, not only an Impofition, hot a great difappointment
to handles who porthole them with a view of having good Sauce
so their Fifit,Stc.
N. B. None are His Genuine, but what have thcfe words on
the labej,“ Bt)ROESS and SON'S, Ori rual and Saperiur ES-
SENCE OF ANCHOVIES, No., sc.7, &mil. Coronae Savay
Step*, I .onsino."
London, England, 1805-05-04

FEMALE ATTRACTION.

SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS have ever been cnnti.
dered us one of the greateft blemifhes in a Female Face.—
Alfred's Royal Compyfition, an Article univerfally eftconetl by the
Court of France, at the time of its greaten. beauty and fplendour,
Lod &It prepared for the beautiful Antoincttr, is carnally return.
mended to the Ladies of this country for effectually eradie.tting
;ill Superfluous Hairs from the Face and Arms, without utufing
the keit impleafant fenfation; the Ilcin by tte application bccomta
evidently rrore clear and delicate, confr quently the complexion is
eft-cm-rally Unproved. It is fold in packets at cs. 6d. and 3s. each.
Wholefule in London, by Davifon, 59, Fleet;ftreet Hendrie and
Sons, 'I ichhome-ftreet ; Gawk and Lea, 52, New Bond-14w ;
Berry, Greek-ftreet ; Cryer, 68,Cornhill ; and Shaw and Edwards,
Sr. Paul's Church-yard; and at Gloucefh. r, by Whitt iek ; Bath, by
Viner, ikt.rrintr,Reynolds,and Warren end Roger; Sallibury. by
Cullius; Liverpool. by Gregfons; Edilburgii, by Andrew Smith,
Janus Spence, & RJeburn : In Dublin, by Bull, Dame•
arca; and to every capital town in the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1805-05-04

HAVING dedicated tnytelf to the Rudy, and been
grmified by the molt confiderable pradtice in that branch
which I thought proper to feted, I trim that I have not more mtf-
employed my time than thole who, in the extenfive field of the
profeflion, are occatonally Immersed in uncertainty, and cannot
always attain that fuccers which is acquired by concentrating the
intelledual power to one clefs of diforders.
The direafes of DE2ILITY arc peculiarly diftr-ffing. for they
bring with them a train of concomitant fynaptoms, and, by a 1.--
prrfflon of all vital maw, exittence itfelf becomes embittered--
Whether they arife from the prevaler—e of ill example, thedcftruc-
tive habits of fchool-boys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re-
quire the moat affiduous proferional ; but by the ignorme.?
of uneducated men, the iymptome arc aggravated, and the cone.
tudon is dcltroyed.
Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLRGRof SUROFOV
I ground my pretentiona on regularity of education; and
every privilege to practice, I feel myfelf entitled to that
with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured.
In the 661 fenfations of local weaknefs, early aptAlcatiim
prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the fir
ferer, from a ciageiourners of die wimanlinifs of the vice whir!.
caufed his misfortune. is fearful of the contempt or =tore a! hi:
family phyfician, and broods over his infirmity with careful cot.
ecalment, it malt be fatisfattiory for him to be afured cot only !
capability of treatment, but alto of the molt inviolable fecrecv.
. . .

. .
And in recent Venereal Complaints it is po&ble to prevent pi; u,
danger or diftres ; in the molt coniplicated cafes it is the acquit,-
ment of exclufive experience in this hoe to Wadi a late, certuu
sand fpeedy re-eßablifisments
Intiar the advantage of this experience to thofe of either fee who•
are atHitted with any kind of DEBILI Int, of any (impugns of
V EN ',ARAL INFECTION, and In ail cafes the terms of remu-
neration are Rated on the first interview.

Pat enti in the country are expo:Red to hielore a Hank note, and
are rquatiol to tpecify thdr age and manner 0:
MARTIN BREE,
Member of the Royal Coitege of Surgeons in London
No ao. Arundel ttr-et, St,"1114,II! TOM* Bar
_ _

LONDON : Printed and Publifbed by LEVEL KEN:
ft...bury-puce, LailDheth), at the STAR OFFICI, No. t. Cart.r•
flraet. Publithed age at the Si Ait Or t ics, • ICinple-Bar.
London, England, 1805-05-04

Lan week, all the world were at Windi4 to fte
' the Innaßation, and a moll noblefpeaacle it undonht-
ly was. This week, and the next, tic (brine of For.
tune will be the great magnet olgeneral attraCtion,
to obtain qualifications to become candidates for
participating of her numerous noble Fires in the
Lottery, now fo near its commencement, and the moll
important, inclifputably ever known. Its firfl drawn
number, entitled to to,oool. will he alone adequate
to conitit ate the fortunate holder a Knight, at leak
of the " Golden Fleece."
It is a plcafure to recount good fortune, in hopes
that the like may again occur ; 33,979-42,569, en-
titled to 30,t,001. each, were fold by HORNSBY and
Co. of Cot Ant, for the benefit of the adventurers.
It is worthy of remark, that the preteot Lottery
Scheme ha,. two prizes of that n finitude, aild alt
extenfive kale of Capital' Prizes, equal to f. rmer
Lotteries, containing twice the number of Tickets ;*
fo ferious an advantage has given a fpitit to the ol,'.
adventurer, and created the ellablifhment of molt.
Clubs and Societies than was ever before known.

The firs drawn Ticket in the approaching Lottery
will he a Prize of to,oool. SWIFT'S Office in the
Poultry has been remarkable for the file of fira-
drawn Tickets entitled to benefits—in the two fall
Lotteries they fold No. 6791, firft drawn eighth day,
To,oool.—No. 9362, Ertl drawn leventh day, t0,0.D01.
No. 20,952, firlt drawn feventh day, to,oool.—and
No. 98oz, fi• a drawn third day, fool. all in (hares.
The general antipathy we feel from childhood to
medicine, induces us t I delay remedies when we really
want them. If difeafe does not alarm our watchful
friends, the neceffary quantity, confinement, and
dread of naufcous medicines, add to our repugnance.
When affiitled with Gout; Rheumatifm, Scorbutic
Eruptions, weak Digellion; or Nervous Affenions,
they are removed by SPILSBURY'S PATENT ANTI-
SCORBUTIC DROPS, the dole of which is a few drops,
and no rearaint of diet or exercife. To avoid coun-
terfeits, alk for Spilfbury's Patent Antifccrhutic Drops,
with the Stamp (the. King's duty) printed in black ink:
fold at the Difpenfary, N 0.15, Soho.fqitre, in bottles
of st. Ed. cos and 11. ss. duty included.

BIRTH.
On Tuefday the 30th ult. the Lady of Richard Burton, Efq. of
Wakefield. of a fon.

DIED.

On the 27th ult. at Holliwood, near Dumfries, the Rev. Ryon
Johnnone, of Birk• Hall, D D.
Wednefday, at Lord Auckland's apartmer.ts in Greenwi,:h Hof-
pita!, Thomas Eden. F.fq brother of his Loraitup ; he b..s left a
widow and eight children to Lament his Infs.
l'he Hourturable Arthur Duff, yowngett brother i f :he Eirl of
Fife. at Orion, in the comity of Murray, on Tburflay the 25th
April; and his remain, were depofited on Weditt.fday fait in the
Undo' maufolcutn in Duff-Houfe Park.
London, England, 1805-05-04

WI?SiMINSTER PILTITION.

Mr. FOX prefentrd a Petition from the Eledtors of Weltmin-
flcr. Ile Lid, that as the difeuilinn on this fuhjedt would fpecdily
Oace, it was judged ticceilary to prefect the petition as early
;13 poffible, without leaving it for fignaturei. It had happened,
that in the Refulutioos and Petitiows which is ,e 1 been prefented
upon this fubjea from other parts of the kingdom, fome contro-
verftes, more or left, had occurred t but in refped to the prefent,
the opinions of the numerous alterably who met, compered as it
was of all claffea, was focnnipktely unanimous, that it was thought
totally unneceffary to impede its progrcfs to the Houk, by tub-
mittiug it for fignature,‘

IR T' "I CATHOLICS.

Mr. FOX gave no:ice, that he Ewald poftpone his motion upon
the petition he had the houour to prefent to the Houfe from the
Catholics of Ireland, front Friday the toth until Monday the 13th.
The motion he lould make on that day would he for the Houfe
to refulvc into a Committee to take the petition into confederation,
to the end that it might undergo the full& difcuffion in all its
points, in order that the Houfe might confider maturely whether
it was right to comply with the whole, or with any, and what
gat t.orto adopt any collateral meafure.
The CHANCRLLOR of the EXCHEVER nodded fcveral times to
Mr. Fox while he was fpeaking, apparently approving of his tem-
perate mode of procctling.
Dr. DUIGENAN laid. he conlidered the petition fo objcaina-
able in all its part:, that he Ihould oppofe the motion for going in-
to the Committee

Mr. CREEVEY gave notice of his intention to enlarge confi-
(let-ably the objtes of his enquiry rerpeeting the ifle of Man ; and
that he ibould bring forward his motion on Friday next.
Mr. CALCRAFt', in the abrence of Mr. Serjeant Bet, gave
notice of poftponing the motion of that Hon. Member from Mon-
day the t3th, to the following day, in coofequence of the notice
given by Mr. Fox.
London, England, 1805-05-04

WEYMOUTH.—FOR SALE bY AUCTION,
At the CUSTOM-HOUSE, in this Port,
On Tucfday next, the 7th of May, tBos, at to o'Clock In the
Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
For Private Families only,
4429 Gallons Brandy,
847 Ditto RUM.
s;t Ditto Geom.
8 Ditto Wine.
75416 s Tea; 6 Pufiads Salt
London, England, 1805-05-04

SCOTTs LILACK BLOOM AND PINK DYE.

•
'TO Colour Silk Stockingsa— the Lift of thele gives
the Moffitt' Hue, fo touch atimircd by many iu New Silk
Stockings, it alto dyes Silk, Linen, Muniu,Tiffeny, Gaufe, Sex. the
Ansa Purple, Lilack, and Violet, &c. (.1 various tints, at pleafure,
and a tolerable Marouc Colour likewife, the Pink Dye poLLffiug
the like qualities equally beautiful anal approved. Price as. 6d.
each the Packet, with printed inftrudiuns.

Scott's I.igaid True Blue, Nankeen Dye, Ditralde ink to mark
Linen with a Pen that wid not difeharge,Superfinc Prepared N'a•
ter Colours, and an nccefiaries for Drawing and Colouring, Pre.
pared and Sold Wholefak and Retail, at his Manufadory. No.
417. near Bedford-Brent, in the Strand, London, and by molt re-
fpeaablc Venders of Bottle Articles in the Britilb Dominions.
Be attentive.-.the Proprietor's name is marked on the outliJe of
every P,cket, none other is Genuine.
London, England, 1805-05-04

mnTioN FOR PAPERS.

Mr. JEFFERY,of Look, gave notice, that he Ihould, on Mon-
day, move for Accounts refpeaing certain veffels docked, and
!toted in various places during the Adminiftration of Lord St.
Vincent.

Mr. TIERNEY thought that papers of fuch a nature would
come more properly before the Stied Committee appointed by
the Houfe Cr iovtdigating Naval Affairs.
_ _

Mr. JEFFERY anfweird, he had no ohjedion to the papers
being referred to the Committee, but he wifhed to have them firs
laid before the Houk, in order to thew that many matters had oc-
curred and. r that Noble Lord's Adminiltration, as deferving of
eenfure a. thole under any other.
Mr. 'TIERNEY wilhed the Honourable Member would Rate
the titles of thole papers, in order that the friends of the Hale
Earl might have an opportunity of moving for others if they
thought it neceffary.

Mr. JEFFERY raid be bad no objeftion to communicate to the
Honourable Mender whenever he thould do him the honour to
confult him in private.

NAVAL COMMISSIONERS.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER prefented the
Bill for continuing for a time further to be limi:ed, the Board of
Commiffioners for Naval Enquiry. He moved that it he read the
fecond timeon Monday next, and in the mean time be printed.—
Ordered.
London, England, 1805-05-04

HIGH WATRIL AT LONDON BRIDGE TO 4401titOW
Morning •• !I 31 adrutes after 6
Afternoon ao rninutee etf r 7

CHING's Patent Wnam-ntsraoyimc LnZENGES
have been fur feveral years proved (insularly efficacious at
this (caftan, in removing the numerous complaints occafioned by
the fucceffive changes of the weather in our variable climate: and
as opening Phyfic on all occafions, it is fops riur to every other
Medicine. Sold Wholefale and Retail at Ching and Ruder s, No.
4, Chcapfide, and moft Country Bookiekrt.
The public are particularly requcited to obferre. that, in confe-
quence of a fpuriouscompofition having been impufid on the pub..
lic as Chines' Patent Worm Lozengcs,each Box and Packet Al the
genuine medicine have the mine of Ching and Butler, No. 4.
Cheapfide, engraved un the !tamp, by order of the honourable
Conisniffioners, to imitate which is felony.
London, England, 1805-05-04

TO THE LADIE&

'THE Tricnnitn Fluid, in 'iwenty•fonr Hants,
1 changes Red or Grey Hair to any fade of Brown or Black,
and fuch is its permanency, that neither Powder, Potnatwn, or
Watkins, will rentwe it. It alto firengtheas the weeks:ft Hair.
prevents its falling off, and increafes the Growth to a degree of
Luxuriance that rivals every thing offered for Gmilar purpofes.
To convince the Public, antperfon fending a lock of Hair, pelt
paid, foaled at the end, fo as to prevent impofirion, (hall have it
returned, free of expenee,changed to any thade (hewn at the place
of lade. It will be found equally efficacious in changing the slew
grown Hair upon Horfcs' Knees, &e.
Sold at Mr. Golding's, 4s, Combat; Mr. Overton's, 47. New
Bond-ftreet; and Mr. Wright's, Wade's Pall'Age, Bath, in bottles
of 11 is. each.

A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS.
INFALLIBLE GERMAN CIJRN-PLAIsTER.

THE PROPRIETOR of this moll excellent
REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having never failed,
in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does nut eradicate the Corr:,
root and branch, TO ItZTURN I sic PAO Ver. And he begs leave
to add, that it has infinitely the advantage of the numberlefs ineffi-
cacious Ointments, Salves, Ste. as in.iny hundreds or affiii!ted per-
lons can tellify, among whom arc tome of the firth charade:: an
this kingdom.
Sold Wholefalc and Retail by T.Artell, No. r, Finch-lane, near
the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, l'aviitoek-
Rrcet ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. Jamzes-street; Mr. Hilda.
No. zr, fall-Mail; Mr. Ward, N 0.324, Holborn; and jebutallf
and Co. No. tso, Oxford-ftreet.
At Briltol, by Mr. Belgin and Mr.Shc9pard, Bookfellas
Bath, By Hazard, bookfelkr, and Wright, perfumer.
Edinburgh, by Barter, South Bridge.
Port(ea and Gofport, Mr. Harding's.
Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jones ,booltiellcr,
Portfmonth, Mr. Motley, bookfeller.
And by molt of the Venders of Medicines in England.
London, England, 1805-07-09

AIARRIF.D.

On Saturday, at St. George's, Hanovertquare,Thomah
ways Horner, Efq. of Mers Park, to Atilt hiippefley, tided d.;•.e1l
ter of Sir J. C. Hipptiley, Bart.
I.attly at Kedington, the Rev. Henry Scott Tr:mmtr, Vicar ~t
Helton, in the county of Middlefex, to Mifs Sytr, (Melt daqsz
to of the Rev. Barrington Blomfichi Syer, Rc2or of Kedingtou,
in the county of Suffolk.
On Tuefday taft the Rev. Wm. Hooper, of Univerfity College,
Oxford, to Miff Wilcox, of Bratdon, Warwicklhire.
At Hackney Church, Saturday k'nnight, Efq. of
Camden-area, iflington, to Miff Grove, daughter of the late
Capt. Arthur Gore, of the Naffau Ealt Indiaman.
Reverend Richard Maunfel I. of Dunkerrin, to 3Aifs HawLihtw,
daughter of Benjaudn Hawkillaw, of Kuockanc, county ut
perary, Efq.
Wednefday, at St. Mary's Church, Reading, the Rev. Matthew
Robinfon, Re4or of Burfield, in Berkibire, to Mifs Parions, ride&
daughter of Parfons, Efq. of ASsford, Kent.
London, England, 1805-07-09

THE NINO V. PENDERGRASS.

This was an indiament for an affault. The Pro.
fecutor, Henry Capps, iii a coachmaker, and the De.
tendant a publican in St. Giles's. The Profecutor
went to the Defendant's houfe to drink with a friend,
*ben a quarrel more as to whether they had drank
five or fix pints of ale. The Profecutor paid for four
and left the houfc, when the Defendant followed and
affaulted him, giving him a revere blow on the eye.—
The Jury found the Defendant Guilty.

STEVEN V. HILL.

An anion upon a paper, purporting to be an or-
der of Admiral Smith, upon this Defendant, who
aced as his agent, for tgl. to be taken eut of the
Admiral's half-pay, of which the Defendant was in
the receipt by the Admiralty's authority, and on
which the annuity had been wanted by the Defen-
dant to the Admiral. The Plaintiff was the holder
of the order.—Verdia for Plaintiff—Damages 151.
London, England, 1805-07-09

'WANTED to Rent. a HOUSE, of a fmall or
moderate &ze, with Garlen and Stabling. and if (mlieu,'
the more deibubk: at the dittance of from 40 to I ;o mile* from
toodon; with the liberty of thawing over a good range of country.
Apply rribnally, ar by ietter, pod paid, to Mr. B. Follett,
London, England, 1805-07-09

GRFAT BRITAIN.

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'l'l-IE ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES
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London, England, 1805-07-09

LONDON SESSIONS:

Yeflerday D. Clark was found guilty of riotoufly
affembling, with others, and refcuing a deferter
from Serjeant Blundel, of the Marines.
The Recorder obferved, after the verdia had been
delivered, that Sir W. Leighton had (poke very
highly of the defendant, as an inhabitant of his
Ward ; as did alto feveral of the Common Council-
men; and as it did not appear he had aped with
any raueorous motives, fuch a chara4ler weighed
materially in his behalf. He was therefore only
fentenced to pay a fine of 51.

. .
T. Nronhall, an indigo merchant, was founa guil-
ty of affaulting a Mr. Nnyes, who repaired to his
houfe to gather the King's taxes, and was fentenced
to pay a flue of 201.
London, England, 1805-07-09

COTITCSTS Of NUMIiiR 111.

T. England's' Helicon, 410. tero&—a. Davlfoo's Poetical Rhapfo-
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Dr. Sewell, See. t Songs and Sonnettes by Lord Howard,
late Earl of Surrey ; Curll's edit. Bvo. 717-8. Paradyfe of Dayn•
ty Devifes, by M. Edwards, 4to. 1576-9. A Handefull of plea-
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410. 1593-'"11* I he Citie's great Concern, Etc. Immo. 1674-12.
Life of Sir P. Sidney, by Sir Fulkc Green, Bvo. 1652-13. Sir
Thomas Overbury's Obfervations on the United Provinces, tam°.
1651-14. Smities Chron icon Rullicum Commerciale, Bvo. 1747.
Retirement, a Poetical Fagment-16. A Tragical! Hifinrie of
the Will Tell of Flanders, eto —l7. The Faire /Ethiopian,
by W.-Lille, 4'0.163r-18. Life of Theodore Agrippa d'Aubigne,
by Mrs. Scott, Bvo. 1772-19. Heroologia Aoglic t, folio—ao.Abel
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PUGILISM.

It has been Rated that four pitched battles were
about to take place on the xotl. inftant, but the
amateurs of the fjf wiled to make two days di
verlion, and confequently the fight which was to
take place between Holmes and Richmond, the
Black, was fixed on for yeflerday, and it took place
on Cnicklewood Green, five miles out on the Kil-
burn Road. Holmes firft entered the lift of pugilists
in a very hard battle with Blake, about a twelve-
month fince, and he was confidered a flow, but a
bottom man. Richmond firft had a Isle with George
Maddox, at Wimbledon, which, however, was but
of fhnrt duration, for the veteran gave him but
linall hopes of pre•eminence in the art of boxing:
he, however, fince fought a good battle with a little
few on Blackheath, when he manifefted improve-
ment in the art, and FLETCHER READ, Efq. match-
ed him againft his prefent combatant, who was fa-
voured by Mr. PETRR WARD. He is a quick hard
hitter, but his bottom has always been doubted.

THE FIGHT.

Ift Round—Much fparring—thc Coachman very ftrong, and
in good condition.
ad—Good rallying round.
3d—The Black put in a neat pinching blow, but fell-2 to I
againit him.
4th, tth, 6th—Not interelting.
7th—A very good Round—tbarp blows—the Black gay and
full of fight.
gth—The Coachman fat, and inclined to pall--3 to ahe won.
nth—The Coachman received a Imre cut in the right eye,
which brought him down.
rah—Bad Round—doted and felt —Even betting.
t th—An uncommonly good round—hotb Rood. up, rallied fre-
quently, but the Black knocked Holmes down, and ;n order to
avoid treading upon him, leapt over him.
lath, 13th, 14th and 'sib—Very indifferent—the Coachman
out of wind, and growing weak.
t6th—Cloted and fell—Holmes under... 3 to s again[ him.
17 to 24th—Bad, hugging rounds.
asth—Very [harp, the Black quite from.
26th—This decided the vidory in favour of the Black, who
knocked down Hotmes, and, after lying a few minutes, ke,•with
great reludtance, gave In.
The feconds were Jones and Blake.
Tl•e fight latled exacctly 39 minutes. The Black
won from his fuperior length of arm, wind, and 30
tivity ; Holmes being fhort in the reach, and by far
too fat. Among the Amateurs were, FLETCHER
Rven, BERKELEY CRAVEN. T. SHERIDAN, and Mr.
UPTON ; and among the Profriji.rt were Gulley, the
Belchers, Ryan, 'Pufs, Crib, the Wards, and 'Men•