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London, England, 1805-12-02

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR DECEMBER.

Mon n° Daass round drefs of cambric =Win, Made
high is awe neck with a collar ; the back formed into a diamond
with fmall tucks ; long Reeves tucked to correfpond with the hick.
A bonnet of crintfon velvet, trimmed with ratio. •
EVZNING Datist.—A long ttain of fine white muffin, with a
Sort drefs of the fame, trimmed all round with lace, the two edges
of the lace joined in front ; the flecves very sort, with double
lace let in to correfpond with the front of the drefs, and ornament-
ed with talleb; the fronts made quite plain, with lice let In all
round, and finilhed with a quilling of inuflint confined with a
broach. The hair dreffed and ornamented with combs. White
Owes and gloves.
H BAD Dawes, cap of criterion velvet, with a white
Neil over one fide, and a wreath of flowers over the top.—A morn.
Ing cap of white fora. with a deep lace border, ornamented with
flowers. A pelf& of crimfon or puce coloured velvet, trimmed all
round with black lace, the lace edged with black velvet; full infide
fronts (likened over the bofom with a clafp. A velvet bonnet to
correfpond with sbe peliffe, trimmed with i black feather. A hat
of white ratio, turned' p in front, and ornamented with a bunch
of flowers. A SPanilh hat of white ratio, edged With gold, and
oniamented with white °finch feathers

GENERAL ORSERVATIO N11....:the prevailing colours are erim•
fon, puce, potpie, and yellow. The moil falkimiabk walking &d-
-ies are black, or coloured velvet penile*, UNIUTIti with very deep
lace, or with lace let in. Bonnets are of the fame colour. For drefs,
floe worked muffin, trimmed and decorated with lace, is univer-
, (ally worn ; and, in jufticc to our Englith manufadttirers,it deferves
' to be remarked, that our own tine thread laces are now little, if at
all, inferior in quality to the heft French laces, while, at the fame
time, they are coundcrably cheaper ; and we obferve, with plcafurc
that they are now generally adopted by Ladies of the Brit diftinc-
tion. The fame obfervation holds good relative to our Britith
maws, which far esceed thole of Fr,neh fabric in elegance, and
nearly equal the India (bawls in durability. In fad, we (cent now
to manufacture every article of drefs at holm In a ftyle of elegance,
which, while they claim patronage, from motives of public duty,
dcferve encouragement, as a tribute due to the unrivalled (kill of
our miumfadtutis.
London, England, 1805-01-29

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

rTHIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 29,
will be prefented th • Comedy of
THE W ST INDIAN.
Rimer, Mr. F!.I.ISTON,
Maim. O'Flahery. Mr. JOHNSTONE.
Charlotte Rufport, Mils DUNCAN.
After which the :Viatica! Farce of
A HOUSE TO BE SOLD.
Charles Kelton, Mr BANNISTER.
lielfl.l4 Mr. GIBBONS.
Charlotte, Mils DE CAMP; Fanny, Mrs.BI.AND.
To which will be added the new Pantomime Ballet of

OLD HARLEQUIN'S FIRE-SIDE.
On Thnefday will be perfoimcd a New Comedy (never &died)
called the Hose?. Moot.
London, England, 1805-01-29

FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR.

EVERAL Gentlemen, who have been bald for
I years, have folesnnly declared, after ding the RUS,IA
regularly for three months, that they have experienced the greateft
benefit, as the Bald Places have been nearly covered with Young
Hair. Any Per fon doubtful of its Virtues by application to the
Proprietor, will have ample teftimony of its efficacy.
RUSSIA OIL is the only Article that has yet been difcevercd

• r Making the HAIR GROW THICK an :I LONG, cvenOn
na! ! Places, Whifters, Eye-brows, Su. Sec. and will in all cafes
prevent the Hair tilling off. either through age, ficknefs, or lying_
,n, and when all other difeoveries for its Growth prove ureic!.,
• few bottles of the Ruffle Oil will be found to have the dared
eff.et.

The above Oil is warrantell inncreept, and has a molt pleacant
Nell. Price 7s. per bottle, or a large one, containing four
wit one Guinea.

're be had of Mr. Prince, No. 331, Oxford.ftrect, near Argyle-
ttieet ; and, by his appointment, at Mr. Finch's, No. 5, Berkeley-
.quare; Mr. Holmes, Newfman, No. 1, Royal Exchange; Mr.
Green's No. sax, Ozfordcftrect ; Mr. Ward's, Nn. 324, Holborn ;
of Mr. Withers, No. 229 Strand; and Mr. Butler, No. 4. C heap-
fidc, corner of Paternofter row, London; Mr. keaburn, North
Bridge, Etisburgh ; and Mr. Shepherd, oppufitc the Exchange,

N. B. The Raffia Oil will be found to he the 'illy reire!y in re-
ttoring the Ids of Hair wt Horfcs, as ail.) lure to come the Ani-
mal's natural colour.

Ordcrs from any pan of the Country will be fent by Coteh
by fouling the Money and Letter., poY p and directing to
Mr. Prises, No. 333, Oxford-Inm, I.v.tdon.
London, England, 1805-01-29

bonnets till tome Jay neve week ; he had no objettion
to fir his motion for Thurfday fe'nnight.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
then moved, that the papers prefented, and to be pre-
tented to the Houfe, relative to the Spanifb war, be
taken into eonfideration on Thurfday fennight.—
Ordered.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1805-01-29

THI TING 4. ALITAUDiII MORRIS.

This was an attachment dire led againft the De-
fendant, an attorney of this Court, fading in Bell-
Savage-yard, Ludgate•hill.
Mr. GARROW explained, that this perfon made it
his bufinefs, as Itages came into the Bell Savage-
yard, to afcertain the fpecies and quantity of game
brought by them, with the names of the perfons to
whom the parcels were direled. Having rosined
this information, he fent word to die perfons receiv-
ing it, that he had orders to commence an atlion
ander the Game Laws. In the progrefs of the bull-
nefs, he generally found fome opportunity of ex-
torting money for compounding the aelion ;—but if
the party was very inquititive as to tl:e name of the
nfonner, and no illufion could be contrived, Mr.
iMorris was accustomed to fay, that his client had
died fuddenly.
Nothing was done in refpe& to this attachment to-
day ; we thought it right to mention the communi.
cation, as a caution to our readers.
London, England, 1805-01-29

FRANCE.

PARIS, I)EuENIBER
In the fitting Of the Legiilative Body of the 16th,
a propof,l was introduced by the Counfellors of State,
Regnaud de St. John, d'Angely and Segur, refped•
ing a new Great Seal of State. It propofes that the
Seal (hall have on one fide the effigies of the Em-
peror, levee on his Throne, dreffed in the Imperial
ornaments, the Crown on his head, the Sceptre and
the Balance of Jaflice in his hands. On the other,
the Imperial Eagle, crownees repofing on the Thun-
der. The projEt was referred for difculflon.

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.
FRANKFORT, JAN. to.—General MACK iS finally
appointed Commander in Chief of all the Anfirian
troops in the Tyrol, Dalmatia, and the Venetian
States.

The Emperor of G:rmany has axed his journey to
Italy for the month of April next. The Emprefs and
the Archduke CHARLES will accompany him.
The cqrrimunications are very adive between the
Courts of Vienna and Petertburgh.
The PrulTian Legation at Heffe Canel has fuddenly
quitted that place. The cattle of this departure, which
has caufed much fenfltion, is unknown.

VENICE, JAN. 3.-=There is no longer any doubt
that the Montenegrins have taken the oath of fidelity
to Ruilia. The Montenegt ins occupy the chain of
mountains which ex end from the coatis of Andvari
to Bofnia, and feparate Albania from Dalmatia.—
They can call out 40,c00 mcn able to bear arms.
Their barbarous manners and difpaiition for plunder,
and the (iron', pulitiuns of their mountains, have hi-
therto kept them independent, but little formidable
',
except to their immf:diate neighb.9srs. Supported by
a powerful and warli!:.: i!,o, and united with the
people of the &yen island,, may they not form a new
Ste.tc and maqi
make tome tigc in Eur,ve, by leans of
that Empire of which they are in fume meat:tire a
cot)ny ?

A tr: S [MC N, JAN. 1 7.—Some Ictt,:rs from Vienna
fpeak of a b.,dy of Ruthan troops having marched
by Alb tni a into tirrvia, for the purpofe of rclioring
tranquillity, ar.d this with conieut of the Porte, which
is t'itlicult to be belLiv‘:d.

11Fatus, 3.—For come time there have been
rep.itts that a Treaty of Sob Ody h?twetri England
and Swzden was en the tapir, h t that the negotias
lion was attended with diai.mlties. We row learn
that our Court has n:ade Lri-ats reprtieritations to
that of Stockholm, to disci t it from an alliance
which rniBlit have fatal conleqnences to the tranquil.
lity of tile Nurrh of Germai,y, which his ?rutßatt
Malefly i, firmly refolved t r prreact.
VIENNA. JAN. z.—For lime days pall there has
been a talk of a change of Minidry. It is flit! that
Count LOUIS DE Corms-1-z EL, who has rendered
poi tant Cervices to the Emperor and to the Atititian
Nlonarchy, will he called to the Ration of Prime M.
oilier and Chancellor of the Aullrian Empire, a 14
tinn that hits remained v scam since the death of
Prince KAUNITZ. It is laid too that he willie railed
to the dignity- of Prince. 'inc war department,
however, will remain as it it, urrclet the abfolum Co..
itrval of the Arehduks Caaa t a,.
London, England, 1805-01-29

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.

BURGESS AND SOW'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND
OTHER RICH SAUCES.
HE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
L gained by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and o•ber
R ICHISAUCES, for FA Sauce, Stewed Beef, Hefted Cell', Head/
Beef Steal:, Mile DAes, Will Fowl. awl Game; with many Ldi
race's for the able, mdeboard, and Store Room; which are more
tul eapreffed in his Catalogue, (He Gehl the of des,,) has
induced many perfons to give the fame name to Articles entirely
different, hich are vended at nt ..ny Shops in London, by perfons
who go to the principal Towns in -England, Ireland, and Scotland,
to Melt Ordcrs of Tradefmen and Inn-keepers, w►o in conk-
qtp..ce art often Leered with Strriows Sorb, of very inferior quail-
MP. which Is not only an ImpoStion, but a great difappointment
to Families who purclufe them with a view of having good Sauce
to their I Eh, &c.
N. B. None are His Genuine, but what have there words on
the Label," BURGESS and SON'S, Original and Superior ES-
SENCE OF ANCHOVIES, No. ic7, Strand, Corner of Savoy
lite" London."

TO THR PROPRIETOR OF STIRACIA'S I FALIAN OILS
FOR THE. GROWTH OF HAIR.

SIR—A very nit+ Friend wrong fide
i•-• of fizty, who had been bald many years, feetng the halm:log
effed it had on my family, particularly on %Son of mina ( a man
grown), who had very link Hair from his birth, was induced to
make trial of your Oils on hirnklf. It has anfwered his molt fan-
guine capeetations,and he hasgut a fine head of young Hair. Alfo
Mr Joinsfen, of Wapping, who had a Honk th.tt loft the Hair
off his hoe s two years—it has made the Hair grow, both thick,
and of its natural colour. 1 ant, Sir, your's, &c.
Church.ftreet, Hackney. j Willy WORTH.
To he had, whokfale and retail, at the Propritt r's houfe, No.
94. Newman.flrect, Osford.ftreet; and by bit appointment, at
Mr. Golding's, No. 42, Cornhill ; No. 4t, Pall- Mall ;
Humphrey 's, No. ail, o:ford-firm; at 3s. per Pot, or al. zas.it
Dozen. Not leis than half a dozen at the wholefale price.
London, England, 1805-01-29

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 29.
PAICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK e
Confols, 6of St.—Reduced 6o} 61i—.4 per Cent. 773.
PS ICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
3 per C. Red. Ann. 6iii Short Ann. a ti-t 6
3 per Cent. Conf. 6t3 6c4, India Stock
Deferred 3 per C. Conf. sag India Bonds, is. a as. dIL
per 4 Cent. 7741 Imp. Ann. 9 13-16
5 per Cent. Navy sti Ezeheq. Rills, par is. prem.
5 per Cent. 1797, tool Englilh Tickets 231. 51.
Long Ann. t 7 15-1 k 13-16t1s Conf. for ace. 6t if

A Spanilh (hip from Carthagena to Ferrol, hay.
ing on board a confiderable quantity of dollars and
gold in bars, betides valuable metchandize,has been
taken by the MALTA, of 84 guns, and fent into Fal-
mouth.

An inierefling converfation took place in the
Houle of Commons yeflerday upon Mr. GREY'S mo-
tion for Papers conneeted with the Spanifh War.—
No oppofition was made by the CHANCILLOR of the
Excuagysa to their production : but as fome time
will be occupied in preparing the documents called
for, the Debate upon this grave and important fub.
jet has been pofiponed till Thurfday fe'nnight. Mr.
WaspHases Motion, which Rood for next Monday, is
alfo deferred till that day in the following week. The
confideration of the Army Eftimates, however, which
is fixed for Monday, will no doubt produce a difcuf-
fion of no inconfiderable inrereft.

The alarm excited on the coati of Scotland turns
out to have been occafioned by the BRILLIANT fri-
gate having under her convoy one of the Spoil])
prizes, the capture of which was lately announced.
The particulars will be found in our Greenock Let-
ter. Great praife is due, however, to the Volunteers,
Seamen, and Perron: of every defcription, for the
readinefs and alacrity with which ditty turned out to
meet the fuppofed enemy. The Volunteers have
proved on this, as they will prove on every occafion,
that in point of difcipline as well as courage, they are
adequate to any military enterprife.

A Gentleman arrived in town yefterday from
Fiance, who is reported to be M. PORTAL'S, jun.
brother to the perfun who aded as Secretary to Ge-
neral Awmtsoss: in this country. He is probably
come a, an Agent for the exchange of prifoners, in
whith capacit), we believe, Captain PUGET fetsout
in a few ..ays for France. The Englitb, fo long de-
tained in France, we are happy to hear, are likely to
be fix:::, rcleafed from their unjuft captivity.

Laft night French Journals to the rfith were re-
ceived. On the 16th the city of Pais gave a grand
entertainment to the Emperor and Emprefs, which
was attended with great pomp and frlendour. On
the 'ph there was a grand gala in the Legiflative
Afr:mbly, in confequence of what is called the inau•
guration of BONAPARTI'S Staute, which has been
placed in their Hall.
Letters from Vienna Rate, that Count Louts Co.
BiNTZEL is to be created Prime Minifter, a place
which has been vacant fince the death of Prince
K AVM rrz. He is fuppofed to be of the pacific party.

. .
General MACK is to command all the Außrian
forces in the Tyrol and Venetian States. The increafe
of thefe troops has, it appears, excited tome alarm
London, England, 1805-01-29

MESSRS. BOYDELLS' SHAKSP' ARE LO IT ERY.

ALIST of the SIXTY-TWO CAPITAL
PRIZES, drawn this 28th day of January. 1805, before
the MANAGERS and DIRECTORS of the STATE LOT-
TERY, at Cooper's Hall Bafinghall-ftteet, authenticated by
them, and publifbcd by Order of the Troika appointed under
the Ad of the 44th Gro. HI.
Numbers Prizes Numbers Prizes
7,431 ift Draw. Ticket 7,963 32/1 Drawo Ticket
113,5t3 ad ditto 12,515 33d ditto
10,008 3d ditto 170 34th ditto
5.503 4th ditto 11,249 35th ditto
5/884 5111 ditto 13,637 36th ditto
;0.474 6th ditto 20,343 37th ditto
1,974 7th ditto 5/309 38th ditto
6,704 Bth ditto 19,507 39th ditto
14.2-5 9'h ditto . 1: .9;2 40th ditto
13,178 loth ditto 7.100 4i ft ditto
14,755 11 th ditto 20.177 42d ditto
7.924 12th ditto 11,193 43d ditto
8,46 13th ditto 6.772 44th ditto
8,194 14th ditto 7,908 gsth ditto
18,878 15th ditto 16,571 46th ditto
9,3.0 16th ditto 5,817 47th ditto
5420 17th ditto 351 48th ditto
'O,-16 18th ditto 6,272 49th ditto
10,072 19th ditto 50,482 soth ditto
18.226 acth ditto 14,783 51ft ditto
5.23 lift ditto s,hot 52d ditto
14.782 22d ditto 20,483 53d ditto
1,100 23d ditto 1/991 54th ditto
20,270 24th ditto 13.720 55th ditto
3 122 2th ditto 4.739 56th ditto
f. lay 26th ditto 111.773 57th ditto
5 898 17th ditto 19,861 58th ditto
2t. .1 28th ditto 10,950 59th dittO
14,C06 29th ditto 11,238 60th ditto
12,981 ..: th ditto 6,003 6 tit ditto
6,25 i 3:ft ditto 8.004 bad ditto
Examined by William Morland, John &sine. and David Davies,
Efers. Truttci s, and figned by Order of the Managers and Direz•
tors of the State Lottery. JOHN GRA Y,Sreretary.
Ihe I Wit- t Hold/ rs entitled to ass. of the above Capital Prizes,
may receive the time on producing their rickets, with an Order
fr•on the Trull. es, agri., slily to the Act 01 Parham iit, and thofe
mitied to Prints for undrawn Tickets may have them on Mon-
day next (againit which time the new Numerical Lid, in confor-
mity with the At of Parliament, will be made out) by apply-
ing with Tickets at Meffrs. lioydtil and Co.'s, N 0.90, Cheaptid e
London, England, 1805-12-05

CRONIII O. DEMPSLY.

Serjeant BEST for the PI rintiff flated that this was
an aelion for 161. ss. 6d. being the amount of Prize
Money received by the Defendant, whom he de
fcribed as a Wapping Crimp, on account of the
Plaintiff, a fcaman in the Royal Navy.
tierjeant SHEPPARD for the Defendant pleaded a
let-off to the amount of 211. and upwards, the parti-
culars of which he exhibited in Court, as follow :
Attendance at Soma-let Houle 015 0

-
Coach hire - . - 0 1 s o
Colt and expellees - - - o 13 3
Comndflion - - . o 17 9
Powg of Attorney - - - I 1 o
Making a charge of 41. Is. againfi the poor feaman
for reccvering 161. The reft of the Defendant's claim
was made up of board and lodging, cath advanced,
&c. &c. He called a witnefs to prove that Cronie
had acknowledged the accuracy of the bill exhibited.
Mi. Jullice Roo in addreffing the Jury laid, it
would be hard it, in giving their verdi&, they were
to regard Cronie's acknowledgment of the accuracy
of the Plaintiff's bill, when the items of it were proved
to be tanjult.
Verdie for Plaintiff—damages r 3). 2s. 6d.

Dee. zz. Jofeph Bretton, of Manchester, merchant, manu'adturer
dealer and chapma,. at three, at the Star lnn, Manchater.
Dec. 10 Charles Roe, late of Petcr-ftreet, pardh of Saint James,
Clerkenwell, Middlefez, tin-plate-wotker, at t 2, at Cul/LH:an.
Dec. so. William Blacklock, of Rathlsone Place, Middlefes, dealer
in glafa and earthen ware, at twelve, at GuildhalL
Dec. 14. James Sutherland, of York-ttreet, Saint Mary-la-Bonne,
Middletz, painter and glazier, at ten, at Guildhall.
Dec. 14. Franci% Hitchon, of Neweaftleftreet, Strand, Middlefez,

whalebone•eutter, at one, at Guildhall.
Dee. 14. Robert WorSedge, of Great Saint Helena, London,

corufaaor, at twelve, at buildhalL
Dec. 14. I.awretice Croft, of Saint james's-ftreet, parifh of Sair.t
jaznes,Weftminfter, cotreelioule-keep‘r, at one, at Guildhall.
Dec. 14. John Ratray, of Pan:molter-row, London, °Wien-
draper, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Dec. 14. William Charles Crank,' of Kenfington, htsidlefex,
brewer and merchant, at ten, ar Guildhall
Dee. 14. George Wilainfou. of I encliurch-ltreet, London, man's-

mercer, at ten, at Guildh:dl.
Dec. 14. John Ealt. of Princes-ftreet, Suho, Mithifefer, uphol-
Refer, at one, at Guildhan.
Dec. t 6. Thomas Leetunn, of Prelton, I.ancafhire, Jahn Myret,
of Cleckheatun, part& of Bi.ll-11, York thire, and 11'm Chap-
man, of Prelim) aforef.dd, waffled alatlllfdallrerS end copart-
ners, it eketn. at the Zoo Inn, Bradford, Ynrk titire.
London, England, 1805-12-05

DUTCH PAPERS.

ANSTIIILIWII, Nov. 19 —General QUAIL BEL
Insia, who commands the French army in our
Republic, is Chief of the Staff of Prince Louts.—
After he has infpea'ed the fortretes ht oar country,
be will make a journey to Antwerp, to make every
preparation for the defence of the Scheldt, as the
c,rierify, it is fufpeaed, may attempt Tome attack upon
AntwOp.
SvocIIMOLM, Nov. 115.—Her Malay the Qt_teen
and Prince Royal returned here yefterday. The Fi-
nland guard is now in garrifon, and is to remain here
during the winter. Count PAPHLIN is arrived here
fromitufLa in his way to London. His difpatches
to that Court are Rated to be of the firs importance.
His Ruffian hlajetty is Paid to have pledged his royal
word, and to hive confirmed it by a facred oath, in
the midlt of his council, that he would never co:Went
to a peace till be had repreffed the ambition of the
French Chief. It is certain that Germany will ever
tank the Emperor ALLIANDLIL amongit her bea be-
netaaors.
RATISBON, Nov. 18.—Yefterday the Swedifh En-
voy tranfmiited the talowing Declaration to the
Diet :

Ratifboll, Nov. 17, 1805.
" His Swedith Majefly, who is now in his German
State;, has charged the underfigned Extraordinary
Envoy and Plenipotentiary, to announce to the Diet,
that his Majetly has affembied a part of his army in
Swedifh Pomerania.
• The objeft of this armament, which his Majelly
has formed with the concurrence of his allies, is to
fulfil thole duties which the prefent unhappy Rate of
affairs has tendered incumbent upon his Majefly, as
a Sovereign, and from the duty prefcribed to protat
the Empire againfl all foreio influence.
• His Majtity hopes the ALMIGHTY will grant a
Veffing and prcteetion to his arms, which are only
stir eaed agamil ufurpation ; and he declares that he
will, at alt times, and under all circumflances, de-
fend the ficrect and unalterable obligations of truth
an:l 3111
M. 'BAC H ER, the French Envoy, has let out for the
French head-quartets, to luicriutend the exchange
or prifoner F.
It is iaiJ, that the French corps which had pene-
trated into Bohemia, have retreated.
'amuck, Nov. r I.—The French have not ad-
vanced beyond this place. The Aull:tans are Dill to
the Southward, under the heights of Schonberg.—
That the French plundered this place on their en
trance is a falfe rumour.) as the whole country about
them is Rill under arms, they are fo much upon the
al:st, that ti!ey never unfaddle their bodes. Their
l.repaial for atfcmbling the States of Tyrol was not
a!tended to, fence fo few towns are in their polfdlion.
Serfirld taffeta much by the enemy. The way they
took over the mountains to reach the pafs of Leitaich
is 61 narrow, that only one man can pafs abreatt.-
Fifty Tyrolefe could eagly have Sopped their pro
• tteli ; but no one thought of the pofbbility of the
. attempt. A number of bodies are Dill lying unbtt-
' 4iet! :tear Schar nitz•
Lit t 4, Nov. 15.—The reigning Prince of Ifenberg
Bctltein has returned into his own territory, from his
attendance at the bead quarters of the Emperor Na-
P 41.1011. The regiment he is to raile for the /mice
London, England, 1805-12-05

MARRIED.

On the ad inttant, at Miniter. in the file of Sheppy, John
Morfe, Efq. of the Conuniffionces Office, Shc,trnefs, to Mifs
Palau, of the fame place.
Ou the 28th ult. at St. John's Church, Weftminfter, Thomas
Broadley Fooks, Efq. of Dartford, Kent. to Mifs Maria Pcuelope
Cracroft. of North ttreet, Weitminitt r.
London, England, 1805-03-23

SPRING RECIPE.

KO ALTERATIVES at this Searnn, In effee-
tualiy corm& a Coagutun, of Blood, open the erzr-twrf
dads, (often and free the Skin of Scurf, ichorous Pimples, ttr. or
eradicate Ulcer., Tamorrs. Caries of the Bone, FJIIICS. Fotolas%
Piles, Zee. as HAY MAN's MAREDAN rs DROPS. To mani-
felt which, the Proprietor refers to his 0 1 reatifc, explaining the
nature and affinity of Scorbutic Difeafes.° (Med. Soo. 45.) which
is illaftrated with too authentic cafes in point.
_ _ - -

cr Mr. Hayman (who may be eonfitited perfonally.or by Let.
ler, inclofing his Fee) nee:airily eontinnes to prepare tilde Drops.
cs itte tenet of the procefs refs with him. But the vending than
and fupply of ['bonder'', is vetted in Mr. R. Butler, Medicinal
Wareboufe, No. 4, Cheapade, corner of Patemefter mw, Louden.
To whom all orders for the ea 6d. Its. and aas..bottiea moll Dow
be &soda. _ _ _ _ _ _

Bcware of Counterfeit+ —.Each Gmnln: Bottle of Mare.
dant's Drops has the addrefs "J. Ha,man. Golden •fqu.we."
graven in the Stamp.
They are fold by the general Medicine Vaidenr throughout the
United Kingdom; particularly by Cathleen and Bail, Dublin -
Hufband, Elder, and. Co. and Scott, Edinburgh ; M'Donald, G/af:
gow ; Garden, Aberdeen; Cralgie Montrofe • Dick, Dundee -
Phorfon, Berwick; Wheeler and I:oggin, Ayiefbury ; Cruets's!!
sad Hazard, Bath ; Smith, Bedford ; Knott and Co. and Swimmer
and Co. Birmingham ; Gitton, Sridgenorth ; Gregory, Brighten ;
Browne, Edited &Immo' and Co. Canterbury ; Meggy and
Chalk, Chelmsford; Keymer, Colchelter ; Smith, Crawley • Frew-
' man, Exeter •, Wright, Hereford • T. Brown. f,:n. and Ruts, Httliz
Harmer and Co. Ipfsvich ; Brathwalte, Kendal; Wright and
Bina% Leeds ; &view, Leiceller ; Lee, Lewes • Drummond.
Lincoln ; Adams, Loughborough ; Tyrrell. MaitiltoDe ; Stains
and Harrop, Manchefter ; Wilkinfon, Morpetb ; Suction, Nant•-
wkh ; Walker and Brown, Nee/mine; Melba% Northampton;
Stevenfon and Co. Norwich:. Burb.m and Co. NOteinghami ; Slat.
ter and Mundy, and Jones, Oxford ;*Soulby. Penrlth ; Wills, Ply.
mouth ; Hetigeland. Dock ; Moore, Poole ; Belem, Portfmouth ;
Smart and Co. Reading; Collins,Salifbury ; Adams, Shafeetbury;
Penny, Sherborne ; Baker, Southampton ; Newcomb, Stamford ;
Chrißopher, Stockton • Cox, Tunbridge; Evil, Wells ; Blakeney,
Windfor ; White, Winach ; Tymbs, Woreence,and Tye, Wrex-
ham.
London, England, 1805-03-23

THEATRE ROYAL. DRURT-LANE.

ON MONDAY NEXT, MARCH' 25, 1805,
will be aerfaeoted the Tragedy of
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Rm.., by the YOUNG ROSCIUS.
111er/title. Mr. BANNS nut ;
Juliet, Mn.s H. JOHNS I'ON.
After which the New Allegorical Dance, called
THE UNITED BRITONS.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE VIRGIN UNMASK'd.

sig Evenior—Hamlet; Hamlet, by the Yoe ma Roams.
•, .th the Farce of Who's the Dupe
London, England, 1805-03-23

DISSECTIONS.

This day was publithed, in one clotely printed volume, tatuo.
price 3s. in boards, .
THE-J,ONDON DISSECTOR ; era a Compen-
dium of Pradtleal Anatomy : containing a Detcription of
the Murcia+, Veffels, Nerre,s, and Vircera of the Haman Body, as
they appear on Diffedion ; with dirodionsfor their dentonftration.,
By a MEMBER of tbe ROYAL COLLEGE.of Surgeons.
" This will be found a war/ :ireful guide to the Medea: in the
profecutlou of his anatomical refearche,s. • ft is fuperior to other
works of a limilar kind mil estent, in &lathing not the pus'eles
merely, but the various parts, blood vdTers, nave% &c. as y
tome into view twat; the knife of the diffeaor. A knowledge of
the relative fltuation of parts is thus acquired : a point of the
Mt magnitudeto the praCtical forma. As the chief Intention of
the wort is to teach the art of dilfe.iing, the mufeles are demon-
Rrated In their order of Amnion, which in the only method that
can big purfued in gEtual diffedlion."-Midical and Cbirurgicid
Review, t 804, vol. p. 62:
Putllthed by John Murray, 3a, FleetAreet, London.

DISEASES OF THF. BONES.

This day
was pubiliked, in vols. tiro. price rss.ln board.,
THE LECTURES of. the celcbrated BOYER
upon the DISEASES of the BONES, arranged into a Syi-
teniatic Treatife.

By A. itIOHELAND.
Proftfor of Anatomy and Phy4ology, and principal Surgeon to
ths Nordson Hufpital at Paris.
. .

Trenflated ftanitheirearit,bi M. FARRELL, M.D.

" The Author of dick Lectures(Boyer) Is a diftinguifited Pro-
feifor.ef airurgical Pathology, as wen asa pradifng Surgeon ; and
the Editor of them (Eieherand) is not lds celebrated by his Play-
ilological-Writings. Freon the united exertions of two Perrone
thus eminene in their rerpedive deitinatiutis • as teachers and prac-
titioner**, we naturaliy espeded a work which ihould exhibit a
emnprchenfive and' accurate view of the various morbid condi-
tions of the Battey Structure, which should, at the fame time, point
out the belt modes of treatment, and he oecalionally interfperfed
with ne w and original fads and ebfervations. On perufing thefe
Ledares, it is but JOIN to Rate, that there expectations have not
been difappuinted, and•we think the •Franfiator his been ufefully
I employed in turning them into Englifts..—Bridfit Critic, Feb. tilos
Fuhlithed by John Murray, 32, Pleet-ltreet„ London.
London, England, 1805-03-23

NEW MEDICINE ACT.

FNEWBERY and SONS, 14,;.45, St. Paul's
. Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. fames's Powder,
and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in con-
Coque= of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine
will be in future as. 9d. per Packet, or il. ss. W. per Dozen ;
but the Quantity of a Dozen Packers in a Bottle (as made up
for the Army and Navy) may be had for tl.4'. And as Stamps
are prewed, by order of the Comrniffioners, for Melfrs. blew-
herr. kparate Ufe, in which the Words, " F. Newbery, No. 45.
St. Paul's` are engraved, and as it i$ prefumel that this will be
a Cadent Security againft Counterfeits, his Signature on the La-
bels will be difcontinucd.
The following are the prices of their Medicines, to ee firft
twenty of which Mr. Newbery', Stamps are affixed, but thofe
who porthole fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamps
gratis.
Dr. James's Powder a 9 Dolby's Carminative i 9
--- a Bottle 24 o Dr. Auftin's Chalybeate
•-•—• Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - 4
large Box 24 o Freake'sTindt. of Bark 4 0
Dr. Steers's Opodeldoe 1 6 Ditto Hutham's ditto 3 0
- Convulfton Oil a 6 Tonic Bills - 2 9
Nitre Drops 2 6 Foglia Coffee - 1 9
Camomile Drops t 9 Dr. Hooper's Pills
- Paregoric Lo- Grant's Drops x t
wages - t it Inglifts's Scots Pills x o
Angibaud's Blois ditto zit Henry's Magnefia 2 6
Mame of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton's Drops 3 6
Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Spillbury's Drops s 6
Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Sotander's Tea 2 9
BJones'. Rheum. Tin& 3 6 Greenough's Tindures it
erry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Ditto Tdln Lokenges tit
Effestfe of Peppermint itt Effence of Ginger 2 9

Glafs'a Mailer's 3 6
N. B. As many Perfona, particularly Matanzas, =Make the
houfe of Mara Newbery; they think it neceirary to point out,
that it is at the Bait end of St. Paurs.ther doors from Cheeplide,
with thefe Words inferibed on the front—
! Tut ONLY WARONOVINI YOB DR. JANOS'S POWDBIL:'

BEAUTY AND CLEANLINESS.
AMSOYNA TOOTH POWDE.R
AGENTLEMAN offers the only DRUG yet
difeovered, that defter' the Storey. 11E214 the Gums, make
them and the Lips of a bplthful red, fattens, whitens, and pre-
fence the Teeth, and macs the Breath tweet. It ig the produce
of a far foreign country, never imported hut by the proprietor ;
and the lirft Gentlemen of the faculty who ufe it, declare it a fine
Roomette and bracer, and for fafety proper for an infant. It era-
dicata the foulnsfs the mouth is Mica to, from diet, or a difor-
&rod itornaeh, mid by its healing, purifying, and halfamic
ties frees the mouth of thofe diforders to wich It is fubjeet ; fills
up the GUTS which the Scurvy has eaten away, and prevents a ca.
rice or wt.:ands in the Teeth.
.

The proprietor is a Gentleman of Fortune, nod will forfeit
moo& to my lady or gentleman who ufa the Drug as he dircaa
if the Teeth ac►, or a Tooth decays

Mk for the Amhoyna Tooth Powder, mice as. 6d. per Nor.
Soldvrholefile an.! retail by Shaw and Edward+, 66, St. Paul's
eburch-yard, London. and may be had, by their appointment, of
every Vender of Medicine in the klogdom.
London, England, 1805-03-23

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
ON MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 25, tRoS,
will he performed Shakers Hiflorieal Tragedy of
KING RICHARD Tfris THIRD.
king Richard, Mr. COOKE.
Duke of Buokiagbam, Mr. BRUNTON.
Henry. Earl of Richmond, Mr. C. KEMBLE.
Sir William animlan, Mr. H. SIMONS.
Queen Minix:b. Mrs. St. LEGER.
Duthie of York, Mlfs LESBP.NE.
Lady _Mu, Mrs. hi TekirligLii
To which o ill be added the New Mulkal Farce, called
OUT OF PLACE;
Or, THE LAKE OF LAUSANNE.
This Evening—The School of Reform I with Oat of Place.
London, England, 1805-03-23

BELL SAVAGE, LUDGATE HILL.

BEAEE's Original Rye, Winchelfea, Hawkhurll,
Lainherhurft, and Tunbridge Telegraph Putt Coach Pets out
from the Bell Savage lun, London, every-Fut-Iday, hurfday, and
Saturday Mornings, at five o'Clock, to the George inn, Rye, re.
turns irons thence Monday, Wednefday, and Fgiday Mornings, at
a Quarter pall Four o'clock, to the above Inn, London. Per.
formed try J. lake, Rye; 'l. Weller. Hawkhurit; T. Pipits,
Lamberituret and &Gray, London. For the better accommo-
dation of the inhabitants of Kent and Suffer., this Coach always
calls at the (tticen's Head lon, in the Borough, going out and
coming into Lomita, where Padengers and Parcels are regularly
booked.

No more than Plve Pounds will be accounted for any Goods or
Parcels wilds entered as (uch, and an extra Laurance paid for
the fame.

To Mr.GORDON, Reader on Botany, yevegate-market, London.
—The great Cure I have received from your
•-•0 Botanical lierangetnent, from a Scorbutic and a Leprous Dirac-
der—literally (poking wy body was covered over with teaks
Ounilar to the leaks of a Bib, minded with a molt intolerable
itchln —1 eta sew perfeitly reemered. was afflided with this
diforder upwards of twenty years. 1 publiiii this for the publie
good, and retying you my molt grateful daubs, I am, Sir, your
bumble ferviint, WILLIAM THOMPaON, Yeoman.
- .

Chatham, Kent, Mardi t , tSoy.
N 8. Ea very particular to regatta for Gordos's Satanical Low
don Pity& Haab Sbnp, Neonate-market, sod ansfalt me. Gordon
I taiga balers they have any &lag Mutate.
London, England, 1805-01-11

NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE.
MESSRS. HARRISON, BARII-EMAN, and
GREATORI X. molt refpedfoll acquaint the Nobility
and Gentry, that the CONCERTS will commence at the above•
mentioned elegant Rooms, on Friday. the tsth of February nest
Terms of Sokkription, as heretofore, Four Guineas f.w Nine Con-
certs. Tickets transferable, ((Ned to the ufual limitations; and,
that the Company may affurcilly be felca, with this fpecial provi-
fo—that every Ticket fan to a iliop ur a Dealer, to be difportal of,
Olin be forfeited for the remainder of the Seaton. The Patrons of
former years are refpeafully entreated to fignify their intentions
ragive to the ensuing Seaton as Coon as polEbie, that their Ti-kcts
may he referved for them. Subferiptions are received at his. ISir
:tali'-, N 0.133, New nond-(trees, and by the Alivap,,rs. A 1111
of teas principal Vocal and loftruinuital Performers, will be duly
Fahlifird.
London, England, 1805-01-11

MAL 7A, NO ,VE R

We are in daily erpcßation of fume expeditiol.
being undertaken, as transports have been preparitr;
here for fome time : but whether thefe are to receive
troops from our own gat rifon, or as only prepara
tory to a general armament in this quarter, is Lot
generally known. The regiments of this place are
fume of the Cinch is the fervice, and feafoned to the
ciimate, which in the event of active operation:,,
would be an important cunfideratiun.
The contagion of Spain has happily not reached
us, though we are in danger of its approach irons
more channels than one, as our oppofite neighbour.
of the Barbary (hone, perfßing (Jill in their reNgious
fuperflitions, admit no precautions. Our accounts
from Egypt reprefent that unhappy country as the
vielim of civil difcord : revolution fucceeds 'evolu-
tion; while the want of fyllem or energy in the
Turkiffi Government feems to leave it without any vi-
fible means of controul. Amid ft all the ruceelllnn% and
changes, however, of faCtions, it is Battering to us as
Englithmen, to be informed of the refpeCt (till paid
there to the Britifh charaBer. We (peak of it here
with fell approving fatisfattion. The natives them-
(elves compliment us upon RI and draw the happiefk
auguries from it for their own Bland. The same of
Englifhtuan is Rill revered with gratitude in Egypt,
and whether Turk, Matnelnke, or even Al!ianian, is
the fuperior of the day; every right and every privi.
lege, ellablithed for the C.hriftian inhabitants by Ge-
neral Sruattx, on the withdrawing of the army, is
inviolably obferved ; even thofe Franks who are fub-
jed to the Porte, Sill claim the right of exemption
froth all injurious diftinftions, under the faith of that
General's proclamation before his departure.
ELI! Brit is now in high favour with the Porte,
who, we underitand, are at prefent perfeely recon-
ciled to his late miffion to England, which has been
folly explained by our Court. HUREEHFD PACHA,
the Vice-roy, remains as be plcdged himfelf to be-
come, when he took leave of General STUART, the
warm and grateful patron of the Engin.
Mean time, between the troubles of Egypt and
thofe of Syria, where a new viper has fprung up
from the afhes of DGEZZAR, the authority of the
Porte feems tottering on the verge of difffilution.
London, England, 1805-01-11

e Z 7.

in it without ending what they wanted. They car-
trived, however, to heal two anger rings, one of
which was the ring in queltion. She could not fay
that the prifoner was one of the women.
The LORD CHIEF BARON here remarked, that (here
was no evidence whatever to affe& the prifoner in
regard to healing the ring. Certainly it was found
in her poffeflion, but from the length of time, two
years, althn' originally (lolen, (he might have come
by it very handily. At all events, it was impoflible
to convi& the prifoner of healing. the Jury found
her—Not Guilty. _

A quellion then arofe relative to the pofreffion of
the ring. The Learned Judge ordered it to he rcilor-
ed to Mr. Whitford, in order that the prifoner might
take means to recover it if the thought proper.

We are informed that the celebrated AV. SULLY,
who lately performed In extraordinary a cure on the
blind Leaman, Francis Cook, in the courfe of his ek-
tenfive pradice frequently applies the Galvanic mat-
ter ; but in a manner entirely peculiar to himfelf.—
The number of cures he has wrought in every fpe-
cies of difeafe incident to the eyes is atlonifhing, and
the more fo becaufe Gutta Serena yields to his (kill
with the fame facility as the rea. The many cafes
alto of Paralyfis, (tiff joints and violent contractions,
relieved by his mode of applying the Galvanic mat-
ter, ars beyond belief. It is reported he is about to
titrour the public with the particulars of tome of his
inoli important cures, and a philofophical and pradi-
cal differtation on the Galvanic Influence. The lea-
man, Cook, we are told, is to quit Bath by the defire
of Sir RICHARD Foals, aid return to London as loon
as the fubfcription which is now making for him is
complete.

NOTICE EITRAO:IDIWARY. —Whereat, on the 28th
of the prefent January, 1805, and in the forty-fifth
year of the reign of the bell of K two s will commence
a grand Jusiuts, in the City of London, which will
he attended by twenty-five thoufand of Fortune's Vo.
caries, to whom Ate will prefent two hundred and fifty
thoufand pounds. Every preparation is making for
the oecafion, at the goddefs's favourite temple in Ba-
finghall fired. idols of Admilfion, from having already
advanced in price, are likely to bear a much higher
premium, previous to the opening of this all-intereit-
ing fcene, than was ever before known in the annals
of Lotteries.

THE LAND WE LIVE IN," will ever prove a
good toad ; and an effort to profper in that land, is
equally good and laudable.—Wide, indeed, is the
field of happy Old England, for the attainment of
profperiry. Yet, there is a famous fpot, whofe
menfions are bnt a few fquare yards, which is fo
abundantly rich ai:d fertile, that it will fpeedily pro.
duct a harvea, even in the depth of winter, worth
no lefs a fum than Two Hundred and Fifty Thou-
rand Pounds. This precious fpot is Cooper's Hall ;
where a ♦ery confiderable number of thole, who are
fo wife as to become the reapers of its golden har-
reit (that commences the 28th January) will have to
blefs the wra of the New Year's Lottery of 1805.
London, England, 1805-01-11

-.

The Funds yellerday gape/ism:4d r< 0141dd/table
rife, in confequence of a report that the cements of
the difpatches received from France, were of a pact-
-5c tendency. Towards the dole of the market,
Omnhm was done fo high as premium, and fo In
proportion. It was raid lift night that another Mel.
linger had arrived with direa propofals from Frabce.
It 41muft ceedlefs for us to remark that aseb reports
thoull be received with caution = and we ate not fo
credulous as to believe reports on no better fnnnda•
tion. A peace with Bosararre, unlefs he leaves
the Continert periwig; independsnt, will be the death-
Most to this country.
Orders we underhand, have been gieen to iffue
letters of marque againft Spats, which certainly
would not have been the cafe, had Government en-
tertained any idea of a peace.

A Cabinet Council was hell yeflerday upon the
new difpitches, at the Office of Secretary of State
for Fiireign Affairs.
It lte ns afeertained that Mr. Aponte row is called
m the Hiufe of Peers, under the title, it is (aid of
I.nrd RALIMIC On the propriety of railing him to
'in &sated Ration in his Majelly's Councils, we shall
to-morrow, offer a few remarks to our Readers.

It is a fat, rays a Morning Paper, wholly unknown
tl the Public, and was equally fo to Mr. Prrr until
:Jim days after the event. that his hilaissvir was
railed to direa Mr. Annescrron, by R letter writ-

La by his own hand, to attend him at Kew laft week
Thurfday morning), in tonfequence of which
Ammtorote repaired thither on horfeback. un-
'ended, and remained there above four hours. No
it of the converfati.m which tken took place has
ti reported to Mr. Pti T, who has ant. fence that
1,0, been favoured by an interview with Mr. An-
• 1 bnt it is highly interefting to the Public
v, that this very marked inflame of the KING'S

'cialive confidence in his late Minifter Mould be
ibvia ; and h is particularly necelfary that it mould
remain unknown to the pretest.
It is likewire a me ram:shalt, as well as me certain
. :, continues the fame Paper, that, during the au-
.sce above adverted to, his MAJISTY infillcd upon
UINGTOPI TAKING A CHAIR, a favour *MK
A.l to any Minifler fince the Government of Lord
'T. and even carried his condefcenfion fo far as
ir.fift upon that Gentleman eating his dinner with
which was ferved up at two o'clock.
ll is no longer doubtful that Lord Mst.vis.La it
• ••11 :o retire from the Admiralty Board ; and it is
• .orally underlined, that his Lordfhip only now
to retain his nation there, till Minifiers have
ccd upon his fueceffur in that molt important de•
• nm: of the State
London, England, 1805-01-11

BIRTHS.

The Lady of John Hatt Noble, Efq. on Tuefday laft, of a fon.
130 the 9th infant. at Southampton, the Lady of Capt. Vernon
Graham, or the isth Light Dragonns, of a fon and heir.

Laft week, at Willilow, Bucks, James Gore, Efq. of Hackney.
nephew of Sir Nalh Gore, to Mifs Lucretia Bainham, fold heirefs
of the late Thomas Bainham, Efq.
On the 3d Inftant, at Aberdeen, William Farquhar, Efq. of
Bread Areet-bill, Lond.n, to Mifs Eliza Hadden, younsat daugh-
ter of the late Alexander Hadden. Efq. of Aberdeen.
_ _ _

At Glafgow, Thomas Stevenfon, Efq. late of Jamaica, to Mifs
Raehael Farquhar, daughter of the late Mr. ,llex. Farquhar.
Wednefday, at St. Andrew's, Holborn, the Rec. Wm. Curtis,
of Guildford-Rreet, to Mifs Frances Waring, daughter of the late
Jofeph Waring, Efq.
At Edinburgh, on the ad inttant, Thomas Crichton, Efq. of
Auchintiock, to Mifs Murray, only daughter of Archibald
Murray, Efq.
At Wakot Church, Robert Auften, LL. D. to Mifs Matilda
Sophia Cockayne, of Ruthtnn, Northamptonfhire.
Tucfday, at Bath, Launeelot Shadivill, jun. Efq.
o! l.incolui-
Inn, to Mifs Itichardfon, of Montpellier, Bath.

DIED.
Suddenly, at Greenock, en the tft inft. in his 74th year, John
Dunlop, Efq. of his Majefty's Cuftoms.
In the Wand of Antigua, on the 3d of Auguft !aft, I.ieutenant
George Jehnfton, of the both regiment.
At Edinburgh, on the 311 t OIL Mr. Alexander Miran, wow-
tent there.

At Arbroath, on the 23d ult. in the 64th year of his age, John
Ouchrarlony, tfq. bac Provuft of that burgh.
At Port-Glafgow, at a very advanced age, Akzander Mullion,
Efq. furgeon there.
At Rofebank, near Greenock, of a lingering inners, Mr. James
Forfyth, eldeß foie of William Forlyth, Efq. of Rofcbank.
Wednefday fe'nnight, at her lodgings in Chichelter, Mrs Cathe-
rine Fitzgerald, I.ady of Capt. Fitzgerald, of the 39th regiment,
now on his palfage to India to join his regiment, and ad danghtes
of the late Right Rev. Sir W. Albbarnham, Lord Salmi) o,
Cbiebefter.
London, England, 1805-10-08

THEA fRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

Cr The Public arc refpeetfuliy informed, that this Theatre will
continue open every Evening during the remainder of the feeon.
THIS PRESENT EVENING,. OCTOBER 8,
will be tided a Tragedy, called
KING RICHARD THE THIRD.
King Richard, Mr. COOKE.
Fad of Richmond, Mr. C. KEMBLE.
_ _

Q2cen Elizabeth,- Mrs.
Lady Anne, Mrs. LI ITHFIELD.

To which will b; added the iii;WeaTFlce of
OUT OF PLACE ;
Or, THE LAKE OP LAUSANNE.
On Thurfday, The Paw Gentleman ; with Love A-la-Mode :
the chzrader4 of Frederick and 'Squire Orootn by Mr. H. Lewis,
(being his lard appearance In London.)
London, England, 1805-09-12

BIRTHS.

The Lady of the Hon. C Grey, M. P of a fon.
On the Bth infant, the Lady of Itntowy B. St. Leger, Eft!. ors
daughter. . _ _

On the 3th intent, at Cheat?, the Lady of Captain Schom'aerg
of the Royal Navy, ut a cLughter.
On Thurfday Taft, at his hoafc in iferefurd Rreet, the Lady of
Neill Matenlrn, hiq. of a fon.
Ou Thurfday few/tight, the Lady of the Relr•RighleßiShy4 of
a daughter, at Harmck Hall, Lancalkirt.

Same day, the Lady of John Baldwin, of Lancalter, Efq. of a Em.
Sunday morning, the Lady of George Hevrfoo, Efq. of Scarbo-
rough, of a fon, atlhe Maneon-Houle in that city.
Saturday laR, the Lady of William Wilberforce, Efq. M. P. et
a fon, at his hoofs, Broomfield. _

MARRIIIL).

On Tudday, at Tuella% in Kent, Henry IDiekinfon , Ws. ride
Eaft India Buildings, London, to Mils Bradley, daughter of An-
drew Hawes Bradley, Efq. of Gore•eourt, Sittingbourne.
At Edinburgh, John Thatcher, Efq. of Dover, to Mifs Maria
Hay, feenad daughter of the late Colonel Hay.
On the sth in.lant, at atifiehurfl, in Kent, B. Major Ferranti.
to Mifs Twifs, only daughter of Br. General Twit, of the P.oyal
Engineers.

At Blackburn, Mr. T. Ratcliffe, partner io the edieo prior: fiat
worts at Lowe Clough, near Hallingdrn, to Miffs
Lomas, daugk-
ter of Mr. Lomax, of Blackburn.
At li'irkfworth, Peter Arkwrigbt, F.fq third fen of Rithant
Art %%Tight, Efq of Willerfley, Derbylbire, to Milo Mary Araie„,
foeuod daughter of Clunks Bar t,Efq. of the former place.
London, England, 1805-09-12

After which will be performed the FUNERAL ANTHEM, as
ufed for the Royal Family, origMally compofed by HANDEL,
C 3 the chath of Q..a,crte CAROLIN r.
Aod on Friday the a7th, the MESSIAH,
'With the grand Additional Accompaniments of Inftruments not
much in uf, in the time of Handel, by Moznar, as performed
h anivrefal applaurc at Vienna, &c.
tend on the Evenings of Tuefday and Tlauefday, will be performed
London, England, 1805-10-01

NUMBER r2OBl
A.

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 1,,
will he tided Shake(*mare% Comedy of
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.
bit John Falad!, Mr. STEPHEN KEMBLE,
(Being his hill appearance this feafun.)
Ford, Mr. WROUGHTON.
Sir Hugh Evans, Mr. EOWTON.
Dr. Caine. Mr. WEWITZER.
Shallow, Mr. DORMER; Slender. Mr. COLLINS.
Mrs. Page, Mifs POPE.
Mrs. Ford. Alit; MELLON.
Ann Page, Mrs. SHARP; Mrs. (biddy, Mrs. SPARKS.
u which will be added the New Comic Opera, called
THE SOLDIER'S RETURN.;
Or, WMAT CAN BEAUTY DO
On Thurfday, the Soldier's Daughter; • with the lalt new Comic
Olvia ut Youth, Love, and Folly.

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN,
TO-MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 2,
will be &died a Comedy. called
THE PROVOK'D HUSBAND ;
Or, A JOURNEY 'TO LONDON.
Lord Townly, Mr. KEMSLE.
Sir Frineis Wronghead, Mr. MUNDEN.
Mr. Manly, 4r. WARM!: • • '
John Moody, Mr. EMERY.
Lady Townly, Mils SMITH, (frpgr•tbe Theatre Royal, Bit►,,
being her Brit appearance in London.)
Lidy Grace .Mra.HUMPHRIES.
Lady Wrunghead, Mrs. DAVENPORT.
,At the end of the Play, Mifs SMI ni will, by particular define,'
recite the PASSION'S. an Ode to Mute.
To which will be added the Mufical Farce of
THE 'T U,R NPIK E GATE.
The Tragedy of the kevengt having been received with %mint,
fal applaufe by an overflowing audience, wilt be perfcirmed for the
fectri,d rime on Monday neat.
London, England, 1805-10-01

PORTSMOUTH.-FOR PUBLIC SALE,

At the Star and Garter Tavern, on Thurfday, the loth day of
Odlober, tBos, at Teat O'clock hi the Forenoon,
ALL the Warlike Stores, Ammunition, Pro-
idons dm of tha French National Brig la Fatme, eon.
damned as Prize to kis Majefty's Ship Goliath R. Barlow, and Ca-
milla, B. W. Taylor, Efqns Commanders. •
Fur viewing the fame, Catalogues, and further particulars, apply
two days before the Sale to N. P. Rt;thery, Efq. une of the Agents,
and JOHN MOYLE, Broker.
London, England, 1805-10-01

PRIVATE TUITION,

SINGLE LADY s 4 age, h delimits
of enviiittg as fidtrudrefs to Young Children in a raped.
able Dafenting Family. The talk is not net/ to her, sod the hopes
to dsfeliarge it with fidelity and care. She can make refpeetable
retcrences, and applications are rcquelled to be for warded to A. Y.
the Yolt-OlEce, Southampton.