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London, England, 1805-10-23

LONDON BREWERY, Golden-lane, Barbican,
Pilafstithed tBas, for fupplying the Public with GENUINE
MALT LIQUOR.
MESSRS. BROWN and PARRY have the fa-
tisfadinn of informing t►eir Friends the Licenfed Vic-
tuallers and the Public at large, that the delivery of the Beer
brewed in this National Undertaking will eassitnenes on FR WAY
next. With refpea to the public fentiment that it has excited
during its rife and ptogreli, little Deed be kid ; the PmjeCtor, and
thole who tint fupported him in the projedi, have great reafon to
exult at the uncommon fuccc.fs their exertions have net with,
andthe gotid willies that have accompanied them from all dales
of the eommnnity,through a very arduous and difficult tandertat-
ing ; in return for fuels diftinguifhi.d fupport nothing ought. nor
indeed Ihall be wanting fully to accomplifh what was originally
promifed, chat of endeavouring to retiore to the Public what in
former times conftituted the molt wholefonie beverage of the
Country —Meffts. B. and P. afore the Public, that they ftind
pledged for the truth of this their aftertion, that the article about to
be vended is t'se foie produelion of Malt and Hop, and will upon
trial he found to pofrefs all that qualities that Beer brewed from
fuels materials fhould be peffdfed of. They have nothing further
to add, than that they arc determined to purfue the osmium they
let out with, and having the Health of the Community at heart,
they truft that they will meet every encoq•agement which excl..
dons its fn laudable a purfuit are entitled to, from a difcerning
and generous Patlie.
In order that the Public way know the Floats that vend the
Beer from other Licenfed Honks. every Cultomer is fernifhed with
a Copper-plate impreftion, engraved by :Alin, for the purgofe of
plating in tome confpicuous part of their houfes. on which is in-
fcribed the following words :
" London Brewery. Golden-lane, Barbican, eftahliflied 1804,
" /Snows: and Ps aftv's Genuine.. Beer from Malt and Hops

" only. Pro Bono Pithily)."
Houle* that have not the above Specification are not venders of
the Genuine Beer fupplied from this Brewery.
.0 It is not the intention of this r:oaceris to ferve Private Fa •
'Mlles but thmugh the medium of Licenfed Viaualltis and Deal-
es, M3IIY of whom are makin artanvmentslor a fupply in bot-
tles and calks.
London, England, 1805-10-23

To SAMUEL S CEPHF.NS, Efq HIGH SHERIFF of the
COUNTY of CORNWALL.
Bodmin, ORoberS, dos.
IT appearlng from the report of the Miner of the
Court of Lltaneery, to whom the Court of the Attorney Gene-
ral againit H...ks and others was referred, that the Corporation of
the Hofpitsl of litizaheth (been of England of st. Lawrence de
Powell, is diffolved, we, the •nderfi;ned "offices, gambled at
the Genet:. I qiiartcr Senses now held at Bodmin, In and for the
County of Cornwall., requeit you to convene a County Meeting,
to take into confidcration the porpore to•whlch the Lands which
bclonged to that Corporation, may be molt ufefully applied for
the benefit of the County.
ERAS GLANVILLE, Chairman.
Josh PH PO MERY.
F. HP.ARLE ROLL).
J. NIOLESWOR H.
WM. FL AMA NK.
ED VIUND GILBERT.
H. HAWKINS TREMAYNE.

In compliance with the above requifition, I hereby convene a
Meeting of the County of Cornwall, to be holden at the Arise
Hall, in the Borough of Bodmin, on Friday the alth day of Oda-
ber in tact, at twchre o'clock at n00n...-DatedOetober la, 1805.
SAMUEL STEPHENS, Sheriff.
London, England, 1805-12-11

AT a COURT of DIRECTORS of the EAST-
INDIA COMPANY, held on Wetinefilay, June 19,1305
Rattly: d unanintoully, That the inconvenience which has Item
experienced, from the reduced number of the Members of this
Court profeffion dly acquainted with the regular naval fervicc of
the Company, renders it the duty of the Court to inform the Pro-
prietors. that it will he for the intereft of the Company to fill up
the next vacancy, that may happen in the Dirediou, by a Gentle.
nun of that dcfcription. signed, by order of th • raid Court.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary.
TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LAMES AND GENTLEMIN,
WHEN the above unanimous Refolution of the
Court of Diredors was fubmitted to your confideration,
li was impelled. by the molt encouraging eircumftances. and the I
advice of many refoedablz friends, to fignify my intention of of•
feting myfelt a cANninATE for tho DIRECTION, and pro.
ceed:ng to the Ballot upon the firft vacancy which might take
place. The de:•th of your late worthy Diredor, Mr. Le Mefu-
r, thcrafore calls upon me to renew my earned folk-Rations for
the honour of your luppi•rt, and to repeat my former declaration
et r -acceding to the Ballot on the day of Fledion. Should your
kaulnefs upon that occafion place me in the fituation to which I
afpire, allow mu: to retiree an bumble hopc.that a eourfe of more
than thirty years, zealoufly devoted to the Company's maritime
employ, will prove me not unworthy of fo diftinguithed a mark
of your favour and confidence.
I have the honour to be, with great refpedt,
Ladies and Gentlemen, your molt devoted humble servant.
GEORGE miLLETT.
Wallwond Houle, Laytonftonc, Dec. to, aos.
N. B. Captain Mirett's Committee will meet at the King's
Head *Nun, in the Poultry, on Thurfday next. the tad) inft.
at One o'clock preciiely, aged every following day, from the hour;
of Ten till Four o'clock.
London, England, 1805-12-11

THEATRE•

DlttllT-LANN.—Lafi night a new Comedy (fo
called) war performed at this Theatre, avowedly
the produftion of a Lady,' and very favourably re-
ceived, entitled, 7be School for Friend,; the whole
bufinefs of which conlifls in refloring to the arms of
an amiable wire, a hulband who had been feduced by
the artifices of a profligate woman of fafhion. The
author is unknown, and rumour only mentions it as
the produCtion of a Mifs CHAMBER]. Our (pace will
not permit us to give the details of the plot, a cullom,
perhaps, " more honoured in the breach than the
obfervance." The play takes its title from Sir E.
Mordaunt giving his friend Lord BE Lmoua a letter to
his own wife, who lives lepatate from him, and under
a feigned name. The friend on difcovering her real
title, interferes, and happily drab a reconciliation.—
ThecharaCters which (land moll confpicuoufly forward
are the following :—Lord Morland, a moll benevolent
and liberally minded, but rather furpetied, young
Nobleman, performed by ausrom ; Sir Felix Mor-
dant, a worthy Baronet, byWaouc MTON ; Sir Edward
Epworth, the returning prodigal, by Balearic-ma ;
Hargrave, an irritable, but affectionate old uncle, by
DOWTON ; Dew, a philofophical Quaker, by Ma-
rl 4 NW! • lady Courtland, an abandoned dowager of
60, by ififs Pon • Lady Epworth, the fair reclufe,
by Mrs. Joan ; ;NO Emila, an innocent young lady.
the grand daughter of the dowager, by Mts. H.
SioDows; and Lacy, a well meaning Abigail, by
Mifs Ma I.Lom.

All thefe perfonifications are admirably fultained,
but the language they have to utter is fulely that of
fentiment, with here and there a faint Bath of wit—
but the morality of the play throughout is of the purefl
kind, and its fatire upon Tome of the purfuits of fa-
thionable life jut} and fevere. Every fcene impreffes
virtue; every fentence is pointed with a moral apo-
thegm.
The plot is complicated, but not entangled ; full,
but not crowded with incidents. It is, above all, na•
tural, and produ&ive of a very wrong interell. Its
defea is, that it is not fufficiently relieved with comic
fituation or humourous charaeler.

The Prologue lag night was well delivered by Mrs.
H. StuDoNstand chiefly befpoke the forbearance of
the audience. It was delivered with confideraWe
force. These were points enough in it to eke out a
couple of the Epilogues of the day. Mavnews (poke
the Epilogue with all the gravity incidental to the
charaaer, and without moving a rifible mufcle him.
Pelf, he fet the audience in a roar. The hustle was
very crowded.

The Epilogue was rather patriotic than poetical,
as may be judged by the following fpecimen
" The man ftyled Emenon, make, it hi,boalt

" That hell come and eat up all the Beef that we malt!

" The man called Joon doth (wear, if he comes,

.‘ He &all have nought but Falai"' with large Ire. Plana, !

The play was received with fuch iiniverfal plaudits,
by a nunierons andience, that at the dropping of the
curtain; Mr. Uranus.' tog announced it with Ladiet
and Gentlemen, thus happily fanaioned by your ap-
probation, this Comedy will be repeated to-morrow
evening."
London, England, 1805-12-18

FRENCH AND DUTCH JOURNALS.

Lail night we received the fot mer to the Brh, and
the latter to the tsth inR. We have given ample
extra& from them in the preceding columns. They
do not bring the accounts from the armies down to
the battle of the ad, but they terve to fill up the
chain of details refpeding the events of the campaign.
MASSENA'S head-quarters were at Gorizia on the
26th ult. the fame place from whence his difpatches
were dated nine days before. The Archduke
CHALLIS, we may conclude, was (*offered to re
treat unmoleßed during that time. This is moil
important information. It, proves that the Altos.
DUES had no other impediments to apprehend in
Iris march to Vienna, than thole which could be op-
pofed to him by the divilion of MARMONT. It is
Rated in the (mall Paris papers of the 7th,that fifteen
thoufand Englifh and Ruffians have landed in Naples.
London, England, 1805-12-18

tie ilk, et lay treat, to Caficl Puttee. The eneint arrived In
the evening, and, fallible of the difficulty of his pennon, amid.
rated the attack. lie fell violently on Regnier's dlsisoo, which
received hint with the greatett vijour and loon repulfed him. The
enemy, however, returned fevers] times to the charge, but were
' always received with the fame firmnsfe. Meanwhile General St.
Cyr made a movement sith the Poll& regiment, and turned the
enemy. The route wee then completed all the way to Canel
Franco, where our troops arrived as (boa as the Aultrians. All
who were not killed or taken on the field of battle anted to capitu-
late. Six thoufand infantry and one hundred cavalry remained in
our power. This number was greater than we oppofed to them
in effective combat, but they law, from the di'pafitious which
were made, that their deftruction was inevitable. The Prince de
Rohan, kraal Colonels, and a number of Officers, are among the
prifoners. Six fiandards, twelve pieces of cannon, and iIIUIiCISC
baggage, are alto the refuit of this tiaory. We have only to re-
gret the lots of one hundred killed and wounded, and we have re-
covered the prifoners taken from us at Bailin°. A corps of Croats,
which it is fuppoftd formed part of the column, is expeded to be
found in the defiles of the mountains. It is not likely that it can
elcape us. The advanced guard makes each day new ingenue.
The roads from Lira to Leybach arc covered with buries, waggons,
and thoufamis of bullets.
London, England, 1805-12-18

PORT OF ST.
EY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COMMISSIOIartS
OF HIS MAJESTra cusroms.
On Monday, the cid day of Dor.4 mber, by Two o'Clock in the
Afternoon, will be expored to PuWic Salc,at the Cuttom Houle,
in this Port, •
THE FOLI.OWING GOODS, viz.
as,uB POUNDS SALT.

HEREFORDSHIRE.
COTTAGE ON THE WYE.
MO be SOLD, a convenient COTTAGE, called
I- GERMANY, with a walled Garden, and about Four Acres
of Land adjoining. The houle is fit for the reception of a (mall
genteel Family, in the village of Peneraig, In the parifltes of Gum',
i ich and Marftow, near the turnpike road leading from the pleafmt
market town of Rofs to Monmouth, South Wales, and the fouth
of Ireland, diftant from Refs three miles, Monmouth (even, and
Hereford twelve.
The buildings mu in complete repair, greeter pan thereof lately
built.—the Dwelling book cantina of two parlours, feventeen feet
by nineteen, a veftibule, mahogany doors, and four bed rooms,
two bed roomy for frreants, a fitting room, a kitchen, cellar,
pantry, brewhouft, with a two•ftalled (table, and a fault chalk
Houle.
Ile promifes are freehold, and the fituation is in the centre of
a (porting country, abounding with game ant fiih, and for Oulu-
se(que beauty nut to be equalled; the navigable and beauteous
Wye meanders its eryftal ftreants in a fertile vale, delightfully in
view for full five miles, and other celebrated and itrbrable objects
render it the most enchanting and healthful (pot hi the kingdom.
A mancoach to Carmarthen petits the hook to and irons t.undun
daily.
Part of the furniture (which is good and modern) may be taken
as a fair valuation, and poffeifion may be had immediatrly.
For further particulars, and to treat, apply (if by letter pla(t-
paid) to Mr. Williams, Solicitor, to, Red-Lion•fquare, at who'c
office a plan and elevation of the houfe may be ken, or to Mr.
William Hooper, Attorney, Ras.
London, England, 1805-12-18

BULLETIN.

fiead-quartersat Stralrund,Dec. 3.
"His Majefty will advance, on the 7th ina. by way
of Barth, Dammgarten, Roftock,Dobberan, Buckow,
Wifmar, and Gadebufch, to Ratzehurgh, where his
head quarter! will be provtlionally eflablifbed. The
whole army has this day received orders to match.—
The brigades hitherto quartered in Pomerania will
break op to-morrow, and the two following days, to
advance to the Elbe, through the Mecklenburgh ter-
ritory. The advanced guard, which is already on the
other fide of that river, will be reinforced, and ditiri-
buted between Harbnrg and Uelzon. Lieutenant
'General Count G u nay usWacht meifter is appointed to
command that corps, and will fix his head quarters
at Lutienburg. The fecund line of the army will re-
- -;r1 on this fide of the Elbe until further orders, and
take a pofition between Domitz and the frontiers
r.: the HamburgN territory ; it is to be commanded by
C ,lonel Count Hampers Morner. His Excellency
Marlhal Count Von Ferfen, and Mr. Pierrepoint, the
Envoy of his Britannic Majefty, will fet out from this
place, on the loth, for Morin. In hiA Majelty's fuite
are Count Stenbock, High Chamberlain; Lieutenant
General Count Horn; Count Frolick,cne of the Royal
Equerries • Mr. Von Platen, Martha' of the Curt ;
Count Gyilciberg, General Auditor for Military, I.c •
gal, and Foreign Affairs ; Count Hedenftierna, Find
Secretary for Difpatche; and Count Von Wetterfiedt,
Fill Private Secretary."
The above Bulletin•was printed in the Swedifhlan-
guage, at the Royal Military Prefs.
HAABURGH, DEC. to.—Five hundred of the Swe-
difh Life Grenadier Guards have already entered
this place, with one hundred Chaffeurs, and force
Huffars. During the whole of latt night, there troops
were employed in performing military evolutions,
under the command of Colonel RITTfiltS Vora Coa-
t:razz. More Swedias troops have hkewile arrived
at Widen.
London, England, 1805-12-18

BRITISH ARMY ON THE CONTINENT.

By. accounts from our Army on the Continent, we
are informed that Lieut. General DON remained at
Verden on the Bth inft. which place is the head:
quarters of the Britifh Army. The Guards are
quartered in the environs of Bremen. The Ruffians
have left Verden in order to march to Hameln, which
Fortrefs is to be immediately blockaded by them and
the German Legion, under the clmmand of Briga-
dier General Dscaam.

We have the pleafure to fay. that his Majefly's
fhip VICTORY has at length got into the Downs; the
went round the South Foreland at tittle yeflerday
morning.
Yeflerday the t tth Light Dragoons pared through
Dover from Hythe, for Ramfgate, where they ale
to embark for foreign fervice.
Yefterday the LORD MAYOR ordered the price of
Bread to be raifed one Mize and a half, or Three-
pence in the Peck Loaf, to commence to-morrow
The Qsartern Loaf of Wheaten will then be tad.
and Honfehold
The Proprietors of Trinity Chapel of Eafe, in St.
Peter's Port, Giiernfey, have unanimoully elated the
Rev. THOMAS GRUT, A. B. as their Chaplain, vice
the Rev. JAMES BOULLEN, who refigns.
Yefterd.iy died,lifter a long illneft, the Right Hon.
HENRY %Jlousie, eleventh Lord St. John, of Vet-
foe. His Lordihip dying. without male ifrue, having
left four daughters only, ts fucceeded in his title and
elates_ by the Hon. Sr. ANDREW Sr. JOHN, Member
in simian are tuccedive Parliaments for the county of
Bedford.

Scat-tem—About three o'clock yeflerday a con-
fiderable number of skaters ventured on the Serpen-
tine River in Hyde Park, many of whom narrowly
efcaped the fate to which their temerity had expelled
them. Three perfons, however, in fluting, broke
the ice, and fell in, who with the utmolt difficulty ex-
tricated themfelves from their perilous fituation.—
Although thoufands, on both fides, withed to afford
every relief to the firft who fell in, nearly about the
centre of the river, yet their commiferation, and their
exertions with knotted pockethandkerchiefs,Bco. were
unavailing at fo great a diaance from the banks.—
After feveral attempts to fupport himlelf on the ice,
which repeatedly broke under him, lie fucceeded, at
length, when hopes bad flagged, and his strength had
almoll failed him, in fcrarabling on the furtace ; bur
;t broke down in two other places before he reached
the (hire, which he at tall gained, with the lofs of his
hat by the firft fall. Ropes arrived, as ufual, when
they could be of no fervice. Amongft the prone
naders of rank and fashion, were the Eatls of Msz-
a.)anuo H, MAYO, a.nd Crams+ est,. Lord Fot.sy, and
Earl TEMPLE, with feveral others of ditimion.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANA, DEC. I B.—Ta-day
'but few further arrivals of Wheat, a tolerable fupply
at hand, and but few prime tamples which keep
their price—Inferior forts are at fomewhat
lefc—
Batley in good fupply, and with Malt fupports itsi
price—White Peas have little sale, and rather lower
New Tick Beans 28s. to 335. per quarter—Havingl
many Oat arrivals, and part foreign, caufes fales in
this trade at,fomewhat lefs in price, The prices of
Flour have Little fluCtuation.
London, England, 1805-12-18

kAttetthair,

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind W. S. W.
milt. Wm.
o s Gettenburgh
o • 3 Hamburgh
O s

♦tt. Doi
4 I
0

Lifbbn '

PLYMOUTH, the. t6.—PaiTed this port to the
Weaward, three Ruffian men of war, laft from Portf.
Mouth.--Sailed the Helm, 74 guns, for Pertfmouth ;
FOUDILOYANT, So guns, and SANTA MARGARETTAp
36 guns. for the Channel fleet ; de Galyafs Fretnling,
LONGRAN m.:fter, for Naples, with f.th.—Went up
the hal bour to be refitted, the GOLIAH, of 74 guns.

PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 17.-Arrived the Racoon brig
of war, Captain Caorrou, from Jamaica, lall fr•'m
Cork; Diligence (loop of war, from a cruize; Fakun
Hoop, and feveral outward bound vcifels, from the
Downs.—Wind N. E.

DOVER, DEc. pl.—Arrived in the Downs lafk
night, in 43 hours from Cushawn, hi, lktijefty's gun
brig PIERCER, Lieutenant SIDRA Lft alfo arrived the
fchonner Star, of Bolton, Cal,t4in iti,P elt, with gums
from Senegal, bound to L.ndon, having (Whined
c Infiderable damage by being run on board of by
a (hip yefterday morning.—Wind N. E. and mode-
rate with thick weather.

DEAL, DEC. IT—This morning the VICTORY,
With the body of .Lord NELSON, arrived in the
Downs, and remains with his Majefly's flips (with
their•flags flying half ftaff high) and the tranfports,
as per lA.—Arrived the CRUIZER flop of war,
from a cruize, and the Meteor from i;.e Weflward ;
the Meteor failed for Portfmotith.—Sailed the Urgent
gun-brig on a cruize, and the Vi•leano bomb, Bold
and Watchful gun.biigs for the Note. Wind N. E.
YARMOUTH, DEC. 17.—Yeflerday P. M. arrived
the Snipe gun-brig and Florence cutter; the latter
has brought over a Meffenger, with the duplicate%
containing accounts of an important battle between
the French and Auftro-Ruffian armies. The Flying
Fifh, of Hull, G. WRIGHT, laden with oat% bound
to London, is on fhore nn Winterton Beach ; the
tranfport Peace is on fhore on Kiflugland,with troops,
and the tranfport No. 307 is ?bate into thefe Roads,
having parted convoy in a gale of wind. Arrived
the Tat su as frigate from a cruize, and the Beaufoy
packet, Capt. NORRIS, with mails and pairengers ;
the packet has failed for Harwich. Arrived alto the
Yciung Richard, Jay, with paangers from Ham-
burgh ; the above left ,Hambuigh on Saturday laft,
with the Snipe and Florence cutter. Remain in the
Roads the Chips of war as per lalt.
London, England, 1805-09-30

WettERFOIiTA. SEPT. so.

Lnrd Baccalass's regiment, the 63d. a fine body
of men, marMcd in here a few days ago, and are to
embark immediately. This regiment, though now
co:Ili-let!, only arrived from foreign finite 14 *or;
time face.

It is at length fettled, elut Colonel Sir John Earner
is to be tried by a Court Martial on feveral charges
brought spina him by a Captain of his corps. Th
t• iAI is to take place at Chellea College as loon as tt
fufficient number of General Militia Officers can bs
conveniently &trembled.
A Criminal InforrnAtion has lately been filed at Pa-
ris againft General ROCHAMBIAII (now a prifoner of
war). BARTHOLOMEW Fr DON, formerly a planter in
St. Domingo, has accufed the General of having or-
dered his brother to be (hot without any trial. fhe
Attorney General RAC?: •ULT DE ST.jEAN D'Ax-
OILY, has filed the information in the High Imperial
Court of Joiiice, and examined feveral witneffes ;
but, at the fame time, has informed the prolecutor
that all farther proceedings mutt be Rayed until Gt-
neral ROCHAt4 BEAU (hall be exchanged.

By letters from an Officer at Trincomalee, we ate
informed that one of the Chief DelTawees of the four
Corks has been affatiinated in a tour, which he was
commanded to make, by order of the King of Can-
dy, in order to redrefs fume grievances in the intr.
tior. This Officer, who flood high in the King's
confidence and diem, is Paid to have been attacked
in paffiog a defile in the woods, by a body of illicit
traders, armed with clubs and creeks, which loon
difperfccl his fmall ticort, difpatched him with num-
bedefs wounds, and then threw the body into a dccp
ravine, and covered it with branches.
The Circuit Court of Juniciary was opened at
Ayr, on the r gth intl. by the Right Hon. Lotto jos-
VICI OAR x. The Court proceeded to the trial of
James Boyd, in Broadttone, parith of Beith, indicted
capitally for a rape. After a few leading witnclia
Were examined, the Advocate Depute teemed fati,fied
the crime could not be' proved. The Jury, atter a
thort addrefs from the Judge, withdrew for a few mi-
nutes; and returned a verdict of Not Guilty, upon
which, after a very ferions admonition from the Judges
its wait dittuided from the bar.

. . ;
London, England, 1805-10-15

SPA/ I'.

MADRID, AUGUST 30.—Spain, defolated bnt a
(host time ago, by the moil dreadful difeafe, and fine
fuffering from the calamities of war, is now reduced
to fuch a lime, that to increafe the evil, a number
of its moll affluent inhabitants are gone to refide it
foreign countries. The emigration of families and
perfons of this clafs, removing to eaablifh themfelves
out of the kingdom for an indeterminate time, has
multiplied to fuch a degree. that the King, unwilling
to permit this ddertion of the country, in thefe cala.
mirons times, finds himfelf obliged to oppofe it by
the moil efficacious me ins. His Majetty, for this
purprife, adopts a meafure, extraordinary and deci.
live, which not only tends to prevent in future thefe
emigration-, but alto compels the return to the king-
dom of thole individuals who have already abfented
themielves from it. The meafure adopted confifis int
the refolutions contained in a Royal Proclamation,
&animated on the 25th irritant, to the full Secretary
of State, Dow PEDRO CEVALLOS, and publifhed
the Journal yeflerday—it runs as follows :
London, England, 1805-10-15

RUSSIA:

RtaX, Si rustira 21.—Our arrionntinft t•
300,000 men, have marched to the frontiers of Au:-
trim. Ninety steels, of 2-)O tons each, have been
chartered here at zo rix-Jelars per latt, monthly, to
convey troops, hones, ammunition, &c. to the North
Sea; as alfis ioo veffels at St. Peterfburgh and Revel.
and nearly ryo at different ports in Denm.ark and
Sweden. .Every thing has a warlike appearance.—
Our trade is very brifk, 1870 Chips have already
cleared out, and our exportation of grAin is very
great. Our harvell is this year more abundant than.
stac the laft. Our beloved Monarch intends to visit
lour frontiers in a Ilion time ; his bodes, &c. paired
This day through our city.
London, England, 1805-10-15

TO BE PEREMP
PURSUANT to a Deer
of the High Court of Chance
James Lanfdovrn, Ffq. and others
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initance where the flnisk fecurity of an individual may be deemed
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Office for Tan% Nov. si, 'So!
London, England, 1805-12-27

SURE GAIN.

riE sOOO Tickets drawn in the approach-
ingg Grand Lottery are entitled to 221. each, betide, the ufual
Ch.tnce for the CAPITAL PRIZES.
Thofc who prelate Now, and whofe Tickets are drawn early,
car not lore.
Ticieui and Shares are filling in great Variety at the old eta.
Wiled Offices.
4,CORNHII.L, and 9, CI I ARING-CROSS,
Where the laft 30,r001. and the two Llit to,oool. Prites ever
drawn, were all fhared and fold by f. DISH.

STATE LOTTERY.
To begin Drawing February 3.
WIFT and Co. No. I i, Pfittitt y, lar.ndon, and at
L) their Offices In mnft of the principal Towns, are felling the
'!ICKE'I'S and SHARES of the Preen.' Lottery, in which the
Eve thoufand lint Drawn Tickets are entitled to 221. each, betides
their chance of Capital Prizes.
'1 he only Prize of to,cool. Owed in the laft Lottery, No. 18,359,
was bold by Swift and Co. as alfo
No. 3,973 a Prize of Lto3o
7,176 --- • so 3
And In the Lotteries immediately preceding:
No 6.791 £20,003 No. 20,952 4;topoo
9,362 10,000 19 356 3.003
&fides others.of 2,030:L wool. cool. &e Ste.

S PATE LOTTERY, 180 t.
Begins drawing February 3d, 1;805.
MALL and CO. (Succetrors to Mr. N[CHOL-
1► 1 SON), at their State Lottery Office, No. 88. CORNHILL
corner of the Royoi Exchangc,Lonchm, ref feetfully acquaint their
Friends and the Public, that Tickets and Shares for the above
Lotto..? are felling in variety of numbers, divided into Halves,
Quarter, Eighths, and Sixteenths (Ramped according to Adt of
larliament). This Scheme confilts of Forty Capital Prizes, ex•
elitist of tool and 501 amounting to One Hundred and Forty
Titoufand Pounds ; and the firit drawn five thoufand Tickets are
entitled toTwenty two Pounds each.
Oricrs from the Country, accompanied with Shnrt•dated
Fills, Sank Notes, Cab, or Port Office Orders, executed on the
lane terms as if perfonally prefent.
Money for Prizes as Coos as drawn.

No a& CORNHWL—'S3, CHARINO CROSS,
and Si'. hIARGARET's HILL, Borough.
r
i '`
C` NS BY and CO. refFeafnlly acq.taint the No.
Gentry and the PabEc, that they have on fair a wa-
tt, t y of Tickets and Shires, at the lowa . prires.—By perufmg
the prefem Schema, it tin.ft he obvious to every adventurer, that
they pun:hale quickly, rbey mutt gain from tol. 17e. and cannot
bk, particularly fo during the drawing of the fir* 5,000 Tickets,
as they .re entitled to sal melt, beedes the chance of the Stit-
ch awn Ticket, entitled to toratal. and filch other capital prima
a: may he drawn dean: that period.
)..IclefiTe of thefe advantages, there can be no doubt. Shoots the
1m; rof an undrawn Ticket or Share chock to difpok of the
km:, but they will receivk more than it coft.
!'rises paid on demand, whether a sal. or 201YOL
rs by Letter or Carrier executed =Myer' the fame terms
At if prerent.
The Lottery begins Drawing Monday, 3d February. rib&
London, England, 1805-03-01

THE ARMY.

On the motion bythe SF CR ETARY at WAR, for the
fecond rending of the Mutiny Bill,
General .FITZPATRICK role to (late fome pro-
pofltions which he (horrid Ice' it his duty to fubmit to
the Committee on this Bill, and which were fuggeß-
ed by the obfervations of a Right Hon. Friend of his
(Mr. Windham), who was not then in his place. In
.order to add to the folemnity of Courts Martial, and
to prevent the inf4istion as much as poffible of thofe
fevere punilhments, which he knew were unfortunate-
ly necelfary in !bine inflarices, although in many they
were almolt work than death, he would propofe,
that the right of adminiftering oaths, thould be ex-
tended to Regimental Courts Martial, as well as to
General Courts Martial, and alto that fome pi-0.-
vifion thould be made to prevent any other than
Officers of Come military experience, from being
at all on Courts Martial. This was a provifion which
he was aware was already Ilrialy attended to in fome
regiments. But it was highly dafirable to render it
general, and with that view he would move that
none but Officers of a certain age thould be put on
Courts Martial, and that the Prelident of a Court
Martial thould in no cafe be under twenty-one years
of age. The regulation he thought neceffary, although
perfons under that age might, in Come cafes, be com• potent from military experience, to a& as Members of
Courts Martial. To thofe points the Right Hon.
Gentleman felt it his duty to call the attention of the
Houle, and he had no doubt, that thould they meet
the concurrence of the Right Hon. Mover of the
Bill, they would he productive of the belt effects upon
the dilcipline and feelings of the army.
The motion was agreed to, and the Bill was order-
ed to be committed for to-morrow.
London, England, 1805-03-06

EAST ITWIA HOUSE.

The General Court of Proprietors met on Thurr
day, purfuant to a regular notice in rho Public Pa-
pers, for the confuleration of the followings:l:maims

Ht. The Enalalithment of a public Seminary for rheinftruclion
of fuch youths as arc deftined to be employed in various Civil Ca-
pacities in the Hon Company's fervice.

silly, The grantirg of an Annuity to the W.dow of Lieutenant
Colonel Maxwell, of the tyth l.ight Dragoon,. tv:.o till in m,lk-
log a fuccefstul charge upon the Enemy, at the Kettle of Affye,
by which the Victory was tarried in favour of his Majefty's and
the Conipany's Arms, during her Widowhoml.
3dly, The Allowance of a l'enlion to ColonFlStcycnfon of the
Madras Uhl)liniment, who has Served fcvcral years faithfully and
honourably iu the fervice or the Comp iny, and Is now Incapable
of col ail I tiing longer in that fervice.—the laid Annuity to be further
continued to his Wife, if the &ad furvive him and continue a
Widow.

ellily, The granting of a Pentlnn during Life to Mr. P Brahon,
late Aaing Deputy Governor of Fort Marlboro'. agreeably to the
19th Scdtion of the Siztk Chapter of WC Company's Dye Laws,
and—

sthly. The Ref:oration of Mr. Wm. Betty to the Company's
fervtee, who:e fundlons have been furpendcd.
The Refolutions of former Courts, relative to the
Honourable Company'sgrant to Captain DANCE, and
the ellablillintent in the Prince of Wales's Ifland, were
again read and agreed to.
London, England, 1805-03-06

P.IRLIAMENT.IRr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE. OF LORDS,ITUFSDAY, MARCH S.
One of the Mailers in Claccery reported the anfwer of the
Ware of Commons to their I.orclt.i.ps' Maar, deftring the per-
mit:Bon of the Lottfe to the Right Honourable Sir John Stuart.
Bart. one of its Members, to atte:d a Committee of their Lord-
ihips, importing, that the Houfe ha.! panted persuades accor-
dingly.
_ _

Sir John Stuart was afterwards fworo at the bar, with retied
to his propolid coldest= before the Committee of their Lordihips,
to whole confideratioo the matters Alledgedio charge agaial Mr.
Juitice Fox are referred.

Mr. Ac EXANDs a brought up from the COMMON, the Addition-
al PoaAge Duties Bill, and the Ncw Loam Bill, which wcre hve-
ray rc.,4 a Brit. time.

Lord MULGRAVE, teeing a Noble Baron
(King) in his place, on whole motion their Lord-
!hips Rand fummoned for Friday neat, fur the difcuf
fion of a fubjea of confiderable importance, obferv-
ed, that it would tend greatly to the convenience of
feveral Noble Lords, were the Noble Baron, should
it make no material difference to him, to poOpone
his intended motion until the following Monday.—
The Noble Secretary adverted to foam degree of in-
convenience which might attach to his own atten-
dance on that day, au well as that of certain other
Ni‘ble Lords. •

Lord KING, in reply, adverted to what had al-
ready taken place wait' icri;e4l to poßponing the dif-
cuffion in queffion ; it had been twice poffponed, and
very lately, on the requifitiun of a Noble Lord, col-
league of the Noble Secretary's. His Lordlhip al.
luded to the inconvenience it would be to feveral
Noble Lords at his fide of the Houfe, were the dit-
euffion farther poßponed. He was willing to make
every reafonable conceflion to the convenience of No-
ble Lords ; but, as the prefent cafe flood, he fhould,
anlefs fome bong reafun fora further poflponement
were affigned, adhere to his intention of bringing for-
ward his motion on Friday.
Lord WALSINGHAM acquainted their Lord-
Mips, that he Mould have to-morrow, a propofition
to fubrnit to the Houfe refpeding a power in the
Committee to whom the matters alledgcd in charge
againtt Mr. juffice Fox was referred, to report from
time to time, &c. And moved that their Lordthips
be fummoned on the occafion ;, which was ordered
accordingly.
Earl FORTESCUE addicfred a few obfervations
to their Lordfhips on the point of putting off his in-
tended motion of this evening, relative to certain dif-
miffals from the Dock Yard, until to-morrow. This
proceeding, he was induced to adopt, in confequence
of the abfence of a Noble Vifcnunt (Lord Melville),
who, he underllood, would, to-morrow, be able to
attend in his place, and from his with to pay every
reafonable degree of attention to the pet fonal conve-
nience of Noble Lords. At the fame time, he wifhed
to have it underflood, that the motion was fixed for
to-morrow, and to be brought forward at as early an
hour as the ufual practice of the licufe would per-
mit, which, he conceived, would be at half paR four
o'clock. He concluded by moving that the Lords
be fummoned for to-morrow. Ordered. Acl;ou eel.
London, England, 1805-03-06

PARISH ILL.

Mr. WINDHAM afked whether any inquiry bad
been made with refpeet to the Report from the coun-
ty of Surrey of the men raifed under the Additional
Defence Bill ?

The CHANCELLOR of the ERCHE(WER re-
plied, that there was a miflake in the return on the
table ; and that millake arofe from fome men who
bad enlilled for general terrace, having been put on
the lift raifed under the Additional Defence Aft. This
mißake corretted, reduced the number for the coun-
ty of Surrey to ss.
Lord WILLIAM RUSSELL Rated, that at the
laft general meeting for the county of Surrey, there
was a return made of only 14 railed under the Ad-
ditional Defence Aft.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
Paid that the Raternent he had juft made, was found-
ed upon information received from the nfpetior Ge-
neral's Office, where he had diredled inquiry to be
made on the fubjea.
The Pleafure Horfe Duty Bill was read a third
time and paged.

MIDDLISIX ag.acTiov.

Lord MARSHA Di brought up the Report of the
Committee appointed to try the merits of the petition
from the Middlefez Ele6ors, complaining of the
return for Middlefex.

The Report was read, and the following are its re•
folution s :
That George Bonito* Efq. was sot duly returned
for t►e Laid County ; that Sir ?rands Burdett, Bart. ought to have
been returned.

That neither the petition of the Freeholders, nor the Intrados
nude to it,was frivolous Sr vexatious.

The Report being agreed to, it was ordered, on
the motion of Lord Mae IMAM, that the Clerk of the
Crown fhould attend to-morrow, to cancel the name
of G. B. Mainwsping, and Wert that of Sir Francis
Burdett.
London, England, 1805-03-06

OAR TIMBER.

- TO BE SOLD BY Aut.'TioN,
The end of this prefent month of March, or the beginning of
April next.
Large Qgantity of OAK TIMBER TREES,.
A
adapted for Ship-bulk:log and other purpofes; where Trees
of large dlmcnbons arc preferred, now growing In the Well Clat -
by and rotberington Woods, aril on the Well Vale Pftatc. near
Alford, in the County of Elneoln. The Timber is itandiug ft:
miles dfitant from the Sea, where the fame may be Chirped..
'.'he Conditions under which the Timber wilt be fold may be
obtained at the Office of Meet Fortier, Cooke and F..ere, No. 6,
Lincoln's Inn. London, a fortnight before the fee : and the Tim-
ber may-be viewed by application to Mr. Yorkaone, tteward at
Wel! Vale geode&
London, England, 1805-03-06

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. BAKER reported from the Conimitt,e appointed to exa-
mine the Petition of Mr. Bowyer of the Hillnrie (Wier', Pall
Mall. Ag: reably to the faid kepert the Honourable Member
neoved sod obtained leave to briny in a Bill for ,lirrofts/ of the
Gallery. Pietures, and Prints of Mr. Cowycr by lottery.
Mr. WILMAMS, from th,T Borid Naval inquiry, prefented at
the Bar, purfuant to Order, LeFies of the Corte-foot-Acme be-
tween the Lords of the Admiralty, and the Conmuiamen of Na-
val inquiry, refpeCting the P.ipers rehired to the Lid Commit-
boners on the cafe of Sir Herne Popham, and the date of the re-
turn of thole Papers to the Lords of the Admiralty, together with
a Copy of the Examinations Liken before tue Commiffioners on
the (object of there Paoers.—Ordered to he on the table, and on
the motion of Mr. S. &tame to be printed.
Mr. MAY gave notice that he would ua Friday neat move for
leave to bring in a MA for the repeal of the Six per Cent. Duty, to
which the Retail Importers of Ireland are at preient fubjeCt.
The SPEAKER fuggeitee. to the Honourable Member, that by
the underfianding of the Houfc, no other bonne(' was to be
brought forwardoo Friday. but the renewed difeugion upon the
fubjeft of the Middlefet Eledtion of 1802, refpeeting the Sherdfs.
Mr. MAY therefore changed his notice to Thurfdity.
Mr. WM. DICKINSON brought in a Bill for the Regulation of
the Marine Forces while on thure.—Rd a Ertl., and ordered to
be read a fecund time to-morrow.

Sir JOHN B. WARREN parented a Petition from the Corpo-
ration and certain inhabitant, of Nottingham, againft the Core
Bill of Taft &Moos —Ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. YOUNG, from the Commilloncre of Cuittrns, prefented
at the Bar purfuant to ord‘r, an account of the Tonnage and
number of Ships employed in the Welt India Trade.—Ordcred to
Ea on the Table.

Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the Expiring
Laws Committee, which was mu; and agreed to, and on that
Riklotion which relates to the Trade of the Ifle of Mann, leave
was given to bring in a Bill.
Mr. FOSTER prefented, purfbant to order, Accounts of the
Extraordinary and Ordinary Revenues of Ireland, for the year
1804 ;together with other ACCOLIAL—Ordered tour on the table.
A Megage from the Lords ftatcd their LordiLips' Arcot to the
Surrey Iron Railway Bill, and level private Bills.
Here tome paufe took place In the progrefs of bullacfs. owing
as was fuppored, to the 'Hence a Mr. Pitt.
London, England, 1805-03-06

BEAUTY IMPROVED.

T° eradicate thole hlemithes of Nature from the
Face and Arms. Superfluous Hairs, no Depilatory can in the
kat degree enter the feale of competition with that wall.knovm
and eitablithed one, ALFRED S ROYAL COMPOSITION. deft
prepared for the beautiful Antoinette. The matesish of whi•th it
Is compered are veiledly innocent. yet noffeft the additional Ante
of improving the beauty of the Complexion !

• It is raid by appointment of the Proprietor, in packets at se. 6d.
and 3a. each. Who!crate fe Lnndnn, by Hendrie and Sons, Per-
fumers to her Majelty,Tkhbernc.ftrect ; Garde and Lea, 52, Key
bond erect: Matrons. to, Fleet•ftreet ; Berry, °lyric Rivet t
C•Ter. 68, Conthßl; and Shaw and Edwads. St. Paula Church-
yard--nod Retail at Bath, by Vinci.. Marriott, Reyaolds. and
Waren and Scoffer; at Briltol, by LlJlgin ; Glouceitcr by Whit •
tick; Salifbery. by Coiling; Liverpool, by Gregfon's; Edinburgh,
by Andrew Smith, Janus Spence. and William Rackbarne ; in
Dublin, by Bus, Dame•iircet. and In every capital taint in the
tliiked Kingdom.

LADIES.—Th.n SIIPIRYLUOUS HAIRS Are nne of
the greateft drawback, from the beauty and delicacy of itie Fe-
male Fare, is allowed by every Man, from the Prime to the Peafant.
to remove thins, various preparations have, from time to tine,
!totted up: but moll of than (although pompoufly ad rertiled)
baying liven found either ineflieaci-us or tkleterions, are fallen, or
falling,to the ground. In pride of Tot. N r's DI PI LA TORY, 1/11:C11
Rands abfolutety unparalleled, and ;only celebrated, the Propriz-
tors will only obferve—that it removes the Hairs in a few minutes,
without injuring the Skin, or puling any tutpleafain fenfation....
that It hatbeen happily applied, and highly approved, in the flrft
tucks of Faltdon and Rank—and that Ladles may fee it ufed, and
thus have ocular etensonftraiion of its dft,:acy and Innocence, be-
fore they make a purchafe.
It is fold (by appointment of Trent and Co.) wholefsle and re
tall, by Mr. Perrin. No. n. 3, flouthampron-ttreet,Croctit Garden ;
sad retail, by all the principal P,ertuosers in London.
To Lselies in the Country encloting the amount, free of portage
k will be immediately forwarded. Price Five Shillings.

TO THR PROPRIETOR OF STIRA CIA'S ITALIAN OILS

ro THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND OZNTIAMIN,
THE death of Mr. SPEPHEN WILLIAMS,
your late worthy aredlor, h4vlng oceeloned a Vacancy In
the Court, I beg km to renew my firlicitation (or the honour of
your Su port to fucceed him, relying with the greateit latisfaalon
from the well-known accumulation of Friends, that the rank will
fully accompilltb my horsing expeetitions, and fuccefsfully termi-
nate your friendly exertions; this I Mallet all times acknowledge
with fentLments of gratitude and refpret.
I have the honour to he,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your molt obliged bumble fervant,
New Brad-Brat, JOHN JACKSON.
Levities, March a. s flog.
Mr. Jackfon's Centrnittee meet at his Houfe, New Broad-ftreet,
every itay at is o'clock, and will he obliged by the communica-
tion of any friendly infermation.