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This day were publifhal,
In One Volume Odtayo, price bs. In boards,
OBSERVATIONS on the prefent State of the
HIG.HLANDS of SCOTLAND, with a View et the
Caeca and probable Confequenees of Emigration.
By the EARL of SELKIRY.
Printed for Longman, Hurlt, Rees and Orme, Paternofter-row.
and A. Cannabis and Co. Edinburgh.

LEE LEWES.
This day were publiflted,in four handfome volumes, fodfeap Svo.
Price lb in boards,
MEMOIRS
e late CHARLES LEE
LEWES, Comedian—.containing Anecdotes, Hift.nrical and
Biographical, of the ENGLISH, SCOTTISH, -and IRISH
STAGES, during a period of forty years.
Wit iTT an ay HI XASE I.F, and publifhed by Ma Soo,
JQHN LSE LEWES, Esq.;
Printed for RICTIAID PIIIILLIPS, No. IS, Brkigs4treet Blackfriars
By whom will fpeedily be publifhed, Mammas of the Lira of
SAMOS!. FOOTE, Efq. with a colledlon of his 800 Mots, chiefly
original, by CHAR LIS COOK a, Efq.

This day was publlfbed.
In Two ValumeseFoolfcep ClettAVO, price los. 6d. in boards,
The Second &did= of
1... a ETTE RS from the Rev. Mr. JOB ORTON. end
the Rey. Sir JAMES STONEHOUSE, Ilart. M. D. to the
Rev. THOMAS STEDMAN, M. A. Vicar o[ St. Cliad's,Shrtwf-
bury.
Printed for Longman, Harft, Rees, and Orme, Paternoiter-rsw
and J. and W. Eddowes,Shrewilary.
Of whom may be had, lately publithed,
A New Editinn of Memoir* of the Life, Charader, and Writ-
ings of the Lite Rev. Philip Doddridge, D. D. of North,Lopton. By
Job Orton, 120110. price ati. bound. Alfo all the other Works of
Mr. Orton.

This day were puldifhed,
In three Volumes, Crown Octavo, price t 6 7s. in boards,
.PEC:IMENS of EARLY ENGLISH METRI-
CAL ROMANCES, c►iefly written during the ( arty part of
the Fourteenth Century; to which is prefixed an Hiftorical Intro
audio'', intended to illuftrate the Rik and Progrefs of Romantic
Compufition in France and England.
By GEORGE ELLIS, Efq.
Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Psternefter-fbw ;
and A. Conftabie and Co. Edinburgh.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
STF.CIMENS of the EARLT ENGLISH Pox rs, to which Is prefix-
ed an Fititurical Sate,. h of the Rife and Progrefa of Erglitti Poetry
and Language, In 3 Vols. Crown Sim. 31 Edition corrected, price
11. srs. 6.1. in boards.

This day were publithed,
In Fonlfcap (Miro, price tas. bt'ola, Volume.; and 4.0 f
POEMSand PLAYS. By Mrs. WEST, Author
of " A Tate of the Times," " A Goffip's Story," Ate.
Printed for Loogmau, Hurft, tlen.and Orme, Paternolter-row.
Of whom may be had,
The Two Firft Volumrs of the atwve Work, price its. in boards

Alto, by the fame Author.
t. I.ettern aildreficd to r Young Mao, ..n his flrft Entrance into
lite, and adapted to the peculiar eireumftances of the prefent
limes in 3 vols. 12[110. third Edition, 15s. 6d. board%
2. The Infidel athor, a Novel,3 vols. iamb. stn. boards.
3. A CcilUp's Story and Legendary Tale, a yak- iaro. Fourth
Edition, 7s. boards.
4. A Vale of the Times, 3 vols. 5-tend Edition, 13s. M. revved
5. The Advantages of Education; or, the Hittory of Maria
Williams; a Tale. a vols. limo. Sevmd Elision, 7a. Wards
London, England, 1805-07-17

NEW COMEDY.

This day was publifll4,lsriee 2s. 6d.
TOHN BULL, or the ENGLISHMAN's FIRE
SIDE; a Comedy 1n Five A. as performed at the Theatre
Coviatt Garden, with univerfal
By GEORGE COLMAN, the Younger.
Printed for Longman, litirft, Rees, and Orme, Poem°ltv..row.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author:
I. Woo WANTS A GUINEA, a Comedy, as bat.
1. THE POOR GENTLINAN, a Comedy, as. 6d.
3. Tux MOUNTAINEERS, a Play. IS.
As above may alto be had,
z. THE HONET Moon, a Comedy. By John Tobin, Efq.ss.6.l.
a. To MARKT OR Nor TO MARKY,I Comedy. By MES.lnch-
bald, as. 6d.
3. The SCHOOL for Reroam, a Comedy, by Mr. Morton, as 6d.
4. Tut SOLDIER'S Re roast ; Comic Ope: a, by Mr. Hook, Is. 6d.

This day were publilhed,
Elegantly printed by Ballantyne, on a tine wove Paper, and em-
belliflied with a finely engraved Portrait of Macpberfon, in Two
Volumes, Odiavo, price 11. ins. in boards,
THE POEMS of OSSIAN, &c. containing the
POETICAL WORKS of JAMES MACPHEASON, Efq.
is Profe and'Rhyme: with Notes and illultrations.
By MALCOLM LAING, Efq
Printed for Longman, Hurd. Rce,, and Orme, Paternoßer-
row; CAell and I.)avies, &raid; J. Mawman, Poultry; and
Archibald Con: hide and fidiaburzh.
Of whom may be had, jolt publiastd.
Report of the C'ommi.t‘e of the Highl mud Society of Scotland,
appointed to inquire into the Nattue and Authenticity of the
Poems of °Mai. Drawn up, according to the DirettPme of `the
Committee, by Henry Mackenzie, Ely its Convener or Chairman.
With a copious Appendix, containing tome of the Principal Do-
cuments on which the lt:port is founded. la t vul. Bvo. price tas.
L:oards.
London, England, 1805-07-17

AROMATIC SelßiT OE VINEGAR.'

!T
HE Original invention of Mr. Eh to aY, prepared
sod fold by I.:lovas and WILLIAM H t!! ar, Chentißs and
Apothecaries, Mancheiter.--11tis molt agreeable perfumed Liquor
is a Compound of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the
rooftploafant Arnaixtics Its ltrong and pungent Odour renders
it extremely grateful and falutaey to persons labouring under Head-
aehs, Falutings, iice. and adapts it for counter thaiiig the bad ef-
feels abeam! or foul Air. Hence it has been found highly ufeful
in Rooms, Witte the Infcdtion of Fevers, of Sore Throats, or of
other contnions Difeafcs. prevail ; and in all crouded places of pub.
lic r,-fort, a, Theatre., Courts of Joßice,&c. It may allo be par-
ticularly recommendtd to Perfotis rending in hot climates.
The Aromatic ip.rit of Vinegar, price as. 9d. each bottle, Ramp
included, it told wholefale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, No. 5,
Cockfpuritreet (the only perfoos in London authorifed by the
Proprietors to fell the fame) where may bad, Sponge Boxes of
Gold, Silver, Corneliart, Cryftal, &c.

N. B. Each bottle, betide: a copper plate label, Spied by the
Prep,mrs, has the letters 'l'. and W. Henry's Aromatic Spirit of
Viiic.;ar moulded in the Giafi. Their names are alto engraved in
the ft ,nip, the counterfeiting of which is felony.
At the fame place may be hail Henry's Calcined Magnefia,
in bottles,at 21. 6d. And larger with ground timer, 4s. tach, damp
Incladcd. 11
London, England, 1805-07-17

DUTY ON DIVIDENDS.

RVto Acct pallid in the prefent Seifion of Parha-
" malt, an additional Duty, aftef the rate of one-fourth pan of
,1,- f.,rmer Duty on Property, is granted upon every Affeirment
made for any year fubfeisent to the stilt"( April, 1805 ; to
`e rnalptued upon the net amount of the Duty charged by fuch
which additional Duty will attach upon the full amount
-t ..11 Dividends or Shares of Public Annuities payable on the sth
• ,f July neat: His Majefty's CommilEoners for the Affairs of Taxes
therefore rive Notice, That all Perfons entitled to inch Dividends,
soil are deitrous of paying the amount of the Duty into the Bank
Engtiod, mutt, in order to entitle them to a ditcharge from fur.
.'ter offal-man, pay into the Bank, in addition to the, former duty.
at the rate of 51. per Cetaum, on the amount of the laid Dividends,
the further rum of oue•fourth-art of the (aid Duty, computed
apon the full amount thereof.
By Order of the Bittre4 111477T1EW WINTER.
05.. e acia fuse, lgoy.
London, England, 1805-07-17

ROTAL F4MILT.

WErstouvu. Juxv 15. —Yederday the Royal Fa-
mily attended divine fay ice at the Church, and he2rd
an excellent fermon preached by the Bithop of Nis.
vox. In the evening they honoured the rooms with
their pretence for a Short time.
Early this morning hi s Majetvr rode on horfeback,
and me: the German Legion going to a field•day near
Maiden Caftle. They halted and fsluted his Ma.
Jirry, rho, after converting with Tome of the Of
proceeded to the camp. About nine o'clock
his MAJESTY returned to the Lodge to breakfAll.—
Soon after eleven, the Royal Family came out of the
Lodge, walked to the water-fide, and went on board
a molt elegant new barge, which was (leered by Sir
H B. Nsexa e they were rowed in it on board the
Royal Sovereign yacht, commanded by Sir H. B.
NEALVa A royal Salute was fired by all the 'hips is
the har‘our. It being a remarkably fine day, a large
concon-fe of fpetlators were attraFted to witnefs the
fight or (bore, as well as a great number of veffels
to accompany the Royal Family in the aquatic ex-
cur fion. All the !hips' crews, and the populace itt
genera;, gave his Mara', three cheers. His Majefly
left off his green (ade this day ; we are happy to fay
his eyes are much better, and he enjoys excellent
health ; be converted for Come time before be quitted
the there, with Mr. and Mrs. Bonet.

The Royal Family were attended on board by Lord
DONAAS and Lord DORCHIRTity Generals CAST.
WRIGHT, HOWARD and FITZROY, and Cal. Timor..
Arrivals at the King's Head Hntel—v-
Sir William Cole and Family, Rev. Mr. Will., T. jobeca. Mr
Ineitan, Mr. Qayclaa, Captain Dilly, Colonel Wilkes Howe-
tlk Ilr. Brown, and J. Ellia,Efs
London, England, 1805-07-17

Mißr-LANE.

CORN I,XCNANC*, JULI 17.
We have not many hefts arrivals of Wheat to
day, but a tolerable quantity at hand, principally of
foreign—Fine is fill in great requeft, and as &It._
Simples of prime old at more than our currency--
Almoft without Barley, and it is dearcr--Malt is
at (mall variation—Good White Peas are dearer--
TickßeliSi npie
oy plena,
at lefs price—There are five.
rat further arrivals Fote•gn Oats, the late demand
continuing, caufes fales Is. and as. per. qttarter dearer.
Fine Flour not plentiful, and fame fales at an advance
on oar quoted price.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat. 70$. 941. per qr. Grey Peace 4CP. tO 465.
Fine Ditto, olls. toss. od. Beans, 4Ts sos.
Ryc. 460. 51s. od. Tick Ditto 40+. 4ts. Od
Barley, 38s. 435. od. Oats, a6s. 301. 345.
Malt, 704. Oa. od. Poland ditto ss. 37s od.
Wbite Peak, 464. 535. od. Rape Seed, oos. 00$.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Floe Flour Sos. to Sp. Seconds 7st. to Scs per fact.
London, England, 1805-05-25

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES,
BURGESS AND SON'S ESSEI!CE OF ANCHOVIES AND
OTHER RICH SAUCES.
THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
pined by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other
RICH SAUCES, for fifr Sawa, Stewed Beef, Hafted Calves Ilea 1,
,Beef &Ails, Mat DOes, Wild Fawl, and (lame; with many Drli
series for the Table, Sideboard, and Store Room; which are more
fully expreffed in his Catalogue, (Ile bring Mt &venter ,/ rfern,) has
Indueed many perfons to give the fame name to Articles entirely
dificrent,which are vended at many Shops in London, by perfons
who go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, ar.d Scotland,
to folicit Ordure of Tradefmcn and Inn-kcepers, who in conic-
quence are often ferved with Stay Sot h. of eery infertor yuali
ties, which is not only an Inipotltion, hut a gnat difappointment
to Families who purchafe them with a view of !Living good Sauce
*l3 ir

N. B. None are His Genuine, but what have there words on
the Isabel," BURGESS mid SUN'S, Original and Superior ES-
SENCE Of' ANCHOELES, No. toy, Strand, Corner ut Savoy
Steps, London."

13EAUTY, Health, and a pearly fet of Teeth,
may he acquired and preterved to old age, by the ufe of
BUTl.Eit's RESTORATIVE TOOTH 'POWDER, fo well
known for its gentle, deterGve, and reftorative Properties., and
patronifed by the Queen, PrinceMs, and freeze' Branches of the
Royal Family, the Emprefs of RuMa, and the Nobllity,as the bell
plefervative extant, againß tooth-aehc and its carafe—feurvy in the
gums. It produces a moll delegable fweetnefs of bratb, and that
Bunn, fs and beautiful rednefs to the gums, which prevents pain :ad
dee4y of the Teeth; to the Later it impan, a pearly whitencfs, re-
ftores the enamel, and prefervcs there happy effete to good old
age. A full account of this incomparable Preparation may be had
(gratis) of molt rtfpcdable Medicine Vendor in Town and
Country --Sold wholrfale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Cheap
, r..-ntr of Paternotter-row; and retail, by moll Lstiohlefices
an :0,61r; Venders in every Town in the United Kinclom, iu
•s-..,t as. 941. each —Alto may be bad, Butler's improved Tooth
Bti,lL, vice Is. cacti.
London, England, 1805-05-25

POPULAR. INTRODUCTION TO AS CRONOMY.
This day were pnbliflicd,
!nonrated with numerous large Ccoper-plate, on a plan entirely
new, price ss. with an 7llmvanee to Schools,
j'HE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or a
11- DISPLAY of the WONDERS of the HEAVENS and of
the SY>iTEM of the UNIVERSE, written in a familLee and po
polar manner, adapted particularly to tha weal of Young Per-
fon', and efpccially calculdtol to promate and fimplify the Eudy
of Agronomy to Perfons of all Ages.
Printed for RICUARD PLIIILLIFP, Bridge-Itreet, Black friars;
and fold by Twenty and Co. at the Juvenile Library, New gond-
nreet ; and by all other 13ookfellers. Of whom alfo may be bad,
The WONDERS of the MICROSCOPE, or a DifpLy of the
Wonders of the Creation, in Objeds coinparatively minute, il-
luftrated with very large Plates. Price as. bd.
London, England, 1805-05-25

Colonel BA r3WFI-1, moved the third reading of the kith Elec-
tion Bill. An amendment was proposed to be made by the omif-
finn of the word inftrument," in a particular part of the Rill ;
but it frequet.t rieur-cnre throuahrita various pars of the Bill,
indurrd e.e Flour,. on the fu,ll-ion of the Speaker, to poltpoue
the third rradirg till Monday.
_ _

The ltifh Cod,ims Cummiffiotiert Bill was moved
to he r adathird ti

Mr. W. P. Ponfon hy oppofed it, and the third reading was find
for Mord ty.
The file of Man Ell! was put off till Monday fennight.
wo.,t.LEN TRADF.
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Mr. BROOK F. moved forlei.;ve;;:t;;;iin a Bill to explain and
amend felval .Ads raative to the Woollen Trade of Great Britain.'
Admiral BERKE LF. obfcrved, that the former Bill to this el-
feet was thrown out in the Lords, and it was not likely that the
fubitdt could obtain a full congideratioo at this late period of the
idßon. When the Bill was brought forward, he fhould think it
h:t duty to more a further continuance of the Sufprnfion AR.
Mr. BROOKK, however. obtained leave to bring in the Bill,
and it was ordered that Mr. Brooke, Mr. Wilberforce, and 'air W.
Younp, be appointed to prepare the fame.
London, England, 1805-05-25

ReIRLIAMENTiIkr PROckEDINciB.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MAY 24.

Ihe final decifion upon the Mil Appeal Cattle, Redingtort •.
Redingtan, was,after fume obfervations from the Loan Nelms-
Loa, upon the nature of the cafe, poftpaned till Monday.
The farther conflagration of Moores Diverge Bill was aifo poft-
poned.
The Bills upon the Table were forwarded in their refpealve
Rages, and feveral private Bills, brought up from the Commons
by Mr. BALD* IN, Sit J. Fa trauma, Mr. Man MING, Mr. Moit-
IMO'S t, anki other Gtntlernen, were feverally read a Brit time.
London, England, 1805-05-25

GRAND IMPERIAL STATE LOTTERY.

'TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn,
will condone on Sale, whifft any retrain. at
0. SCOTT.' Old klabliffied Office, No. 75, New Bond &tee,
where the Firft drawn .1 icktt la 3 Saturday, No. 2873, entitled to
30701 was fold and regiftered and the Ticket No. 6143, a Prize
of !Q.:el in the bit Lottery, was alfo fold Id One Quarter, One
Eighth, and Ten Slit enth Shares.
N. B. Capital Prizes to any ainonnt paid on demand.

MR. BOWYER'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND LOTTERY,
Containing Orta Tnousaxn Ploa Hoonaro AND
Firry oat CAPITAL PRIZES.
TICKETS, price THREE Guineas each, are now
on Sale at the Hißori, Gallery, Pall Mall, and at Mr.
Bowyer's Office for the Cite, N 0.7.1. CorahM, and at every Li-
coifed Office in the linite.l Kingdom.
Specimens of the WHOLF. OF THE ENGRAVINGS which
are to be given is this Lottery to thole Holders of Tickets who
do not obtain Capital Prizes, arc now exhibiting REATH at the
Mitotic Gallery, Pall Mall, ad No. 73, Comb&
London, England, 1805-05-22

CONTr.NTS OF NUMBFR 11.

Original Cornmunications--Cafe of IVlakonforrnation of the
Urinary and Genital Organs, by Mr. Altley Cooper--on the De-
ficiency of the Urinary Bladder, by Dr. Duncan, jun —Ohferva-
tions un the Yd'ow Fever, by Profeffor Stringham, of New York
—On the ufe of the Muriate of Lime in 'be cure of Scrofula, by Dr.
Wood, Newcaille—Cafe of an encyfted Tcmour in the Brain, by
Dr. Bateman—Cafes i luftrating the ufe of Opium in Rlieumatifm,
b; Dr. de Roche:—Cafes of Tumour in the Breaft, by Dr. Reeves,
I .ottilou—Cale of Cancer of the Teftieles, terminating favourably
by the lepervention of Scurny, by Mr. Livingil ote---On the
Pneumonic Difeafes of the Poor, by Dr. Badham—Hiltq Heal and
Critical Analyfis of the PunCtion. of the Skin, by Dr. Nellie—The
Inquirer, No. I. on the Treatmentsli Ulcerated Legs.
Critical Analyfis—.Ati Effay on Itelpiration„ by John Boltock,
M.l) &c—A Differtation on Gout, by Robert Ktoglake, M. D.—
An Account of two Cafes of Gout, whir% terrinuated in Death, in
confequence of the external ufe of Ire and cold trotter, by A. Edlin
—A Reply to Mr Ulla% Cafes of Gout—Obfervationci et Epicri-
fis de Cornea Peruviani falutiri ct ri•icuo ufu in Podagra. A
Francifeo Tavares—Trafte des Maladies Oouttcnfes. Par J. B.
barthez—Au improved Method of treating !etridures In the Ure-
thra, by Thomas Whitely, Ste-,-Morborum Puertlium Epitome,
Auetore Gulielmo Heberden, Ste.—S. 1' Scenoucring, Abbildun-
gen des Menfchlichen Auges—Acrount of a necuilar Arrangement
of the Arteries diftribweil on the Mulct :Sof flow-moving Animal.,
by Anthony C2lline. &c.—Pradtical Oidervations on Infinity, by
J. M. Cox, M. D.
Medical Intelligence—Regulations for improving the fituation
of the Medical Officers of the Navy—Ditto of the Army—Q ar-
terly Report of the Cart y-ltreet Difpentary—On the ufe of Sulphu-
rated Pore's in Tines Capiris, by Mr. Barlow—Antivarioleus
Power and Progreis of VACCillatirMl—Defcrir tion of Colonel Crich-
ton's Car for conveying Sick and Wounded Troop.--Mr Ruth:ll's
account of a fingular variety of Hernia—Medical Works lu the
profs—Foreign Medical l.iterature.
Edinburgh Printed for Arch. Conflable and Co. Edinburgh;
Longman, Hurtl, Rees, and Or.ite, Paternotter-rnw ; J. glurray,
Fleet-ftr. et; Cmhell and Martin, Holborn ; and S. Highly, Fleet-
fircet, London, and to be bad of the principal Bookftilleri in the
United Kingdom.
. .

Ibis work will be publiihed quarterly, in numbers—each num-
ber will confift of eight Carets or letter-prets, with meal-moll copper
plates, fo that the tour itumbers of each year will lorm one large
volume Bvo. The price a each number will be 3- and to thole
who may find it molt convivial% to receive the volume anomaly,
s es. isi Ward&
London, England, 1805-05-22

LONDON.

This day was publiihed, in one large and elegant Volume, gnaw.,
unix-hinted with Fifty-four Copper-plates,•fhirty-ont of which
arc beautifully coloured, price Three Guineas in Ixiards, •
MODERN LONDON; being the HISTORY
and PRESEN f STATE of the BRITISH METRCiPU-
LIS, faithful'? drawn up from the mit authentic Materials, and
illuftrated with a (cries of highly-finifhed engravings, on a plat
entirely new.
It has been the intention of the Editors of the pram work to
exhibit London as it it, and to furnifh Englifhinen and Foreigners
with a fyftematie, complete., and elegant performance worthy Of
bei-g I.:caved as a faithful portrait of the grcateft city in the
world.

Printed to; RICHARD Puicurs,No. 6, Now Bridge-ftreet ; and

to be had of all BoAfellers.
Of whom may alfo be had, price 51 hqund in red, the PICTI7IIII
of LONDON 14 1804, with Maps and Pri• is

PERU.—fhis day was publifhed,
DeOicited, by permit:ion, to the Right Hain. t. id MEL vitrA,
In one urge and elegant Volume (),alrto, iiinftrated by rviiinzy -
Colourtd Engravings of Cofti.me, Nac. price Two Guineas In
buards,
—ll 'HE PRESENT STATE of PERU, comprifing
an Account of its Gent-aptly, Topoiraphy, Natural Hatay.
Mineralogy, Commerce, ('uftoins and Manners, as wi-U of its eta
vilifed as unciviiif:.d Inhabitants, State of Literature, Philolophy
the Arts, Ste Ste.

The whole drawn from original and authentic Documents,
chklly written anJ compiled in the Peruvian Capital ; to which
is added, an Appendix, containing the modern Travels of the hill-
linna'rits hi the hithcrto unexplored Mountainous I serritorits; and
otlier ititcrefting particular; rd oivc to the lilnlatrouS l'ritics of
lndisrit isdiabithig thole remote diftrids of Ptro.

Print-d fur RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, firidg4-ftrect, Slarkfriars ;
and to 13t had ut AU ISoniciacri.

THE WATERING PLACES FOR aos.
Ilia day was pub:ifhci„ price tie. in hoards, 13s. half hound, or
sin. lid. calf gilt, in one clufdy printed 40Iunic, iiluitrated with
7C Mips and Views, leverid of which arz espirely new,
'HA GUIDE to ALL the WA 'L'EItING and
L SEA-BATHING PLACES in En:land and Wales, for
tBO4, eon'ifting of Accurate an.'. CircutnlLoitial flefcritttinns of
c.vel y Place of Faibionable Ranrt. and 4 the Curiontlr -anti
6cenery an their Environs, wi:h as Limitary of the lima& to Sad
from coch Place.

Hy the EDITOR of the PIC I'URIE of
'Phis Wvrk is fo well kncns',l, and has been fo inuverfally
aj-
provcd of for its Completenefs and Accuracy, that any deferiptirna
of its Contcntq, or any Obfervations on its Merits and Utility.
would tic fuperfluous.

Printed (or '<mama) PUILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black- -
friars; and to be had of all Booked', rs particularly of chore who
retitle at the refpedive Sca-Bathitig and Watering Places.
Of whom may alfo he had, The PL'turc of London for 1805
by the fame Editor, price ss. bound in R, d
London, England, 1805-05-22

MARk.LANE.

I .
• CORN RXCil4.4l.Ot, MAY 22..
I •
• The fupplies of Wheat here are confiderable, with
tome further foreign arrivals, and mot: looked for ;
fine being in fcanty fupply, fully fupports its price,
but other qualities remain heavy • of Cale—barley is
likewife duU, fate, at leis price—White Peas are
cheaper ; there are but few Grey. Peas or Beans Of
each fort, and thole dearer. Oats are in good fupply,
and at little fluctuation.—Flour plentiful ; Fine at
80.0. nominally.—Sales in large quantity, at lefs than
our Currency.—Almoft without Rape Seed.
GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat, 64‘ Sot. cots. per qr. Grey Peak is. to 4516
Fine Ditto, 94a. 9816 od. Beans, ees. sus. •
Rye. 411 s. sat. od. Tick Ditto tos. tys. od
eY.34% 395. od- Oats, apt. ahs. 30s.
Malt, 661. yas. od. ' Poland dim), ass sas od.
White Peak, tss. 48s. od. Rape Seed. °cc ocs.
• PRICE OF kI.OUR.
Fine Flour yst. to 78s. Steonds 655. to yss. per lack.

I. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wiud L S. E.

AIR. DUlt. ARA. DIM.
Dublin z o I Hambu rgh a
Waterford LI Gottenbargh o o
Liam 0 x I Jamaica I o

FALMOUTH. MAY t9.—Arrived the Phil, COOK,
from Hull; Eliza, Boswata., from Liverpool, for
Ulan ; Charlotte, WINNIDERO, • from London ;
Chellerfield packet. BLIGHT, from Jamaica, with
mails, 63 days paffage ; and the Piincefs Elizabeth
ditto, KIDD, from Tortola, in the Leeward Bland,'
with mails, 39 days palfage.—Sailed the American
brig Rifing Sun, Gotrio, for Rotterdam; James,
Pastan, for Swanfea; American (hip /Bolus, TRIAD•
weLL, for Tonningen ; and American (hip Brothers,
GAULT, for Madeira. Wind N. W.

PLystoorm, May zo.—Came in the Punta, of
ten guns, from Jamaica, after 59 slays paffage.—
Sailed the FRISK cutter, of ten guns, on a cruize ;
the American brig Friendfhip, for Falmouth, for the
purpofe of performing quarantine, agreeable to law.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY Il.•-•-AYIIVed I'IMMORTALITS
frigate, from Madeira. The Tatutavn man of war,
with her convoy for the Weft Indies, have dropt
down to St. Helen's. The Mediterranean convoy are
alto getting under weigh.
DEAL, MAY 2 I.—Remain in the Downs his Ma.
jetty's (hips as per lag. Wind N. E.
I YARMOUTH, MAY 2 t.--Yellerday P. M. failed the
FERRITTER gun brig and Swan cutter. Arrived the
Cgs soa.—This day failed on a cruize the Insyscroa
(loop of war. The following !hips belonging to this
Port have arrived from Norway with deals, &c.—
When they left Norway, they faw the convoy under
the RANGER floop, and DeLicsaca armed fhip enter
on Friday lift : the Ceres, Captain Laws ; Tiber,
Capt. WsLcoct ; Eagle, Capt. EGGITT ; John, Cap-
taitt Camilla, and Brothers, Captain tfassuip.—
The fhips of war in the Road, under Admiral RUI-
saL, are the St. Alban's, the Admiral's flag {hip ;
Belliqueux, Malabar, Inflexible, Antelope, Ada-
mant, and Namur; the Boadicea frigate; Mat-
quitto and Beaver Hoops; Vixen and Cenfor Tun-
brigs ; and Florence and Badger cutters. Paired le-
veral fail of laden colliers. Wind N. W.
London, England, 1805-05-22

WINDSOR, mAr 21.

IZeport led us to expeet that the Fete of 'aft night
would excel in Rile all the others which have hitherto
been given here, and we were not difappointed.—
The company began to afremble at feven o'clock. Be-
fides the leading charaders of the Nobility, his MA.
Teary alked feveral of the Gentry near Windfor, all
the Officers of the regiment of Horfe Guards, and the
Field Officers and Captains of, the Staffordfhire
tia. Dancing commenced at nine o'clock the fine
band of the Staifordfhire played, and two rooms were
fet apart for dancing. All the younger Prineeffes
danced during the whole evening. The Chapel
being properly fitted up, there was an Oratorio there,
which commenced at nine, and was not over until
half pail ten. His MAJESTY looked extremely well,
and'he and the Qyz sm were in excellent ;pints. His
MAJESTY, Duke of YORK, Dukes of Sussex, KENT.
Carmine; a, and CUMBERLAND, with moll of the
Nobility, were drefred in the new Windfor uniform.
viz. a blue coat, with red cape and collar, red waift.
coat and breeches. Military and naval uniforms
were not worn nearly fo much as formerly. His
MAJESTY paid the tnoft tonslcfcending and gracious
attention to all his numerous gnats. He talked for
a confiderable time with Lord Haweisauer and the
Duke of GORDON, and remained a very long time in
converfation with Lords SinstouTa and CHATHAM.
Supper was laid crat in Sr. George's Hall, and in the
large armoury. It was announced at half pall two,
when 400 fat doWn to the tables, which were, in
talk, fuperior to any thing we have fen. A com-
plete defrert of fruits and ice creams followed. Their
MAJESTIES. the Royal Dukes, with the ?ethlcEss of
WALES, Duchefs of Yoe x, and Psincefb SOPHI• of
GLOUCESTER, fat at a table at the upper end of St.
George's Hall. The company did not depart till
day-loglit. One hundred of the young Gentlemen of
Eton College, who were at the Oratorio, Cupped in
the Library.
This motning, by nine o'clock, his Majefly, at•
tended by the Royal Dukes, and a very large fitire of
General Officers, was in the Great Park, and reviewed
the regiment of Horfe Guards, who went through a
variety of evolutions, to the amufement of a large
concourfe of fathionable vifttors.

This afternoon the company will be entertained at
Frogmore, by the reprefentation of a German Play.

His Majesry has given notice that Coon after the
birtlrday he means to make a tour for about three
weeks to Birmingham, Coventry, Worcefier, dec. and
to be at Weymouth by the fecond week in July.
Mr. Fox is to give notice of a motion for an Ia•
qniry into the State of the Nation.
By letters jolt received by the Jcrfey packets, we
learn, that the !Sands of Jerfey and Goanley are in
a molt refpthable Rate of defence. In Guernfey
there are the 39th, 44th, and 67th regiments, nearly
completed, and fit for any fet vice. The iBth and
58th foot, at Jerky, have of late received nun:emus
volunteers.

THIRD DAY'S DRAWINC.ThiS day No, 13,5531
as Sat drawl, irai entitled so wool.
London, England, 1805-05-22

Mr. YOUNG 's ANNA!

THE Qarterly YOUNG's AN.
NA i.S of AGRICUI • URN, four of which arc intended
to form an Annual Volume, wW appear on the VIR§T DAY of
JUNE, and will be circulated with the Monthly Publications. _
This Work will be continued r•gidarly on the /lASI' DAYS or
ION!, SECTS:S.ISFR, IDECESSICIL, and MARCH, price se. tal each,
illuilreted with Copper-plates, and coot in.'g every new Improve-
ment arid Elifc•very in the Pradlice of Agriculture.
Bridge ftrect, Bled:friars, May t 6, tBoi.
London, England, 1805-05-22

DORSETSHIR E.-FRP:EI:OLD ESTATES.
TO DE SOLD,

A LA RG E and very Capital MANSION HOUSE,
t i-c reftdence of the late Reverend Jones Rica A AD s , fituated
in the Parini of Longbredy, t.liout a tube front the Grett Wcflern
Turnpike Road, nine matt from Ontchefter, eight trim Bridport,
and twelve groat %Vermouth, web Coach-hoar, Stabling, and
inner Out-faikUnp. fifittble and e' nvenknt Offices of every de-
kription; Walled and Kit chat Gardena, ; tatted irk the choicta
Fruit Trees. now lii their prime, ilotihnufea,Greewhoufe, Shrub •
berm% andiather Plealur. Grounds, coinprifing In the whole near
nine Acres, and in excellent erder, with aiitiut 95 Mere of
bilherfo occupied with the lloufe.
Aifn all the very deltrahk Manor of lAtton Cheney, in the
tare Cuunty, with the Court Baron, Bi;:hts, R,,y iltits, atul appur.
ten:tact,' thereto belonging, compiling ft veral valuable and ins
preamble Finns and Coppices, mottly now let at rack rent on
Leafti for dsort terms or to annual Tenants, and the remainder on
Li area foe pc:.rs,detcr:s.hosib!c with Lives, and by corks of Court
it. the whitie contains (including the Cnninnina and Waite
alti,) about 1203 Acies, said is tit/mated tube of the annual va-
-1..e of shout ciool.

The Farm; are capable of very enaraerAble improvemmt and
great advantage may be derived from iiiclofirq the ettenfive and
valuable Commons and Wallas. Tbc Coppices arc of the lint
quality and very eztenive, affording with the other lands nee of
the tuft rate diftridts in the County for Game and every fort of
Field Spons.
Alfo the Perpetual Advowfon of the Re Rory of Litton Cheney,
with a very commodious modern !milt prrL,•,age book, out-hooks,
offices, gardcus, and about to Acr,, of Glebe I.:nids, and with
the Tithes, eltimated won't about gaol a year. The preftmt in-
cumbent is upwards of 6o years of age
Alto all that capitAl Meffuar. Manor. arid Farm. called Win-
ford Eagle Farm. in the para of Winford Eagle. with the Court,
Baron, Tithes, Royalties, and appur enances thereto belonging,
c mtaining about twao Acres of Arable, Meadow, Failure, and
Wood Land, of the annual value of 12001. The Farm is lituated
about qine miles from Dorchefter, on the left hand fide c.f the
Turnpike Road leading from thence to Crewkerne
Further particulars may be known on application to IVleftrs.
Drcwe and Lincitam, New Inn, London ; or B. and T. Fos, Bea-
IJorfet (at both which places plans of the F.ftates may be
fe-ii); or to Mr. Manfield,of Dorchcfter ; or Mars. Wickens and
Knight, Anderflon, near bLandford.
London, England, 1805-05-22

;;I1 Bea soB6l

P7CTUALLTNG OPFICE, May 8, 1805.
rrHE COMMISSIONERS for VIC 7 MILLING
4" HIS elfefjESTre NAM do hereiy give notice,

That on Thurfday the 6th alone nest, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing, (leafed up) for fuch Quantities of
:KISH BEEF and PORIC, in Hai( Puncheons, Tierces, and Bar-
as the refpedtive Merchants tad Dealers therein Gull think
er to offer; to be of the heft quality ; to have been cured in
Lift feafon; to be delivered in the fpace of Two Months into
Majefty's Vietu.illing Stores at Deptford, Portfmouth, and
viuth, in fuels proportions as lhall hereafter be determined
; and to be paid for by Bills payable, with intereft, ninety
days after date.
Ihe Conditions of the Contrad may be feen at the Secretary's
Office.

tio regard will be had to any Tender in which the pr:rejball not Le
;sll:rted in words at length, or that Jball not he delivered to the 'bard
bef.re One o'Clock en the frill Theerfday, the 6th June next, nor anlefi the
P.rfin who males the Teenier, or fame Peritide on his behalf, attend: he
enePoer -when callelfor.

LOST, on Monday, May zo, a Diamond Butter-
fly. with green Emerald; in the Wings, fuppofed to have
been dropped mming out of Lady Kenniare's Acute in Portman•
fq,lare.—W hoof.. r has found it, and will bring it to Mr. Syden.
ham, Silverfinith, No. '26, New Bond-ftreet, Cull receive a Re-
ward of TEN GUINEAS.
London, England, 1805-05-22

A POPULAR SYSTEM of GEOGRAPHY.

This day was publifhed, a Second Edition, confitlerably enlarged
and in.proved. illuarated with upwards of fixty beautiful En-
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all Nations, with numerous Maps, Sec. price half a guinea
bound,
CIEOGRAPHY on a POPULAR PLAN, for
Or the USE of SCHOOLS and YOUNG PERSONS, contain-
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and pleating aff ciaions produced by the peculiar maaners, cur-
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By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH.
Inftead of dry details r-lative to ohjeets not adapted to the tafte
and curiofity of Youth, this work Is fuiely occupied with fuels
Anecdotes of Peoole and Countri:s as are likely to rivet attention
and futtoin that.fa'einating elnmet r to which the Science of Geo-
graphy has higher entim 3 than any other branch of Knowledge.
The Contents of this Volume are eonfequently rendered more in.
tereiting, than are, pahaps, thofe of any other work of equal floe
in the Englilh Language, and the effect on the minds of Young
Pet-lons is rendered complete by the numerous plates wideh
trate every part.
Subjoined is the only treatife exiaing on the fubjea ofconf ma-
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w ieh the meenanica pact of Grography may be taugl.t in a lout th
part of the urual time.

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An L'afy Grammar of Geography, beio an introdudion,
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London, England, 1805-05-22

COUN FRY HOUSE.

WANTED to Rent, between this and Michael-
suss, on Leak of 7. 14, or 11 years, a good FAMILY I
NOME, in thorough repair. to contain at kelt four good room.'
of large dimenhoos on each floor. with rodeo., coach book, and
*aiding, and from ao to Go Acres of Graf* Land. The Hos&
enact be in a refpeetahle neighbourhood, mite good toads, wad
Lars Market Town, within 35 rinks of Ltvaden.
Leant, pot paid, diroded to J. W. at M. acrrings, lio. to),
Fleet firm% will be attakded

WANTED, in a Gentleman'c family, in Ireland.
a Perfon capable of infiruding Children in the French an'
German languages. Additional accomplithmentfi will he eonfi-
deredin the eumpenfation. No application w tll be 6:lvied to, unlefs
set ompanied by recommentlatiol., of knowledge, capacity, and ha-
bits of teaching, and of moral charaacr. as the fituation will be in
all eefpeCts eligible fur a Genzlenian.—Apply at No. 23, Dover.
tireet, Piccadilly, (at Irving, Lenard, and Freda ink's) by letter,
direEted to 1). B. when, if the application correfponds with the re.
Sulfites herein Rated, an interview will be appointed.
May 20th, aSes.
London, England, 1805-05-22

PORT OF PLYMOUTH.
SALE OF hPIRITS.kc.

•On Friday, 24th 'Nay, 1825, by Ten &Clock in the Forenoon,
will be expofed to Public Sale, at the Cuiloin-Houfe, in this
Rut.
THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, viz.
ISo3 Gillum Brandy,

243 utto Rum.
1912 Ditto Geneva.
50 Ditto Wine.
Sterr; Nu. t t Deals ; No. 27 Deal Frith;
No. to Oars: Ko. -8 Matey No 2 Plink.

N. B. The Goods above mentioned will be ft: up in fereral
Lots, and Sold to the bight a !udder
Attendance wig be given at the Cullom-Honk aforef.tid, for
Viewing and tatting the lame, thr,e days before the day of Sale.
London, England, 1805-05-22

CAPITAL SITUATION for TRADE in the CITY of BATH.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. BALLY,
DT order of the A (Noce* of Mr Was. betel., Upholflercr, Cabi
net maker, &c. a Bankrupt, on the Prernifes, ou Saturday, the
Bth June neat, punatially at noon.
E Very Valuable I E REST in Two feveral
LEASES of all that truly derma& DWELLING HOUSE
a:A elepnt modern fronted SHOP, wie:h fpacintis Audion, Shew
&omits, and other Buildings behind, well calcula:ed for any bull
lids requiring publicity and extenfive Pr:mires, bei..g molt advan-
t centrically 11:aate No. 18, Milfmn-firoet, bath, held,
trijether with a Mcfruage immediately adj,ining backwards, (now
let at 551. per annum ), and being Nu. .1, B aeon :building., for two
frfarste terms, of which 27 years arc unespired, at the low annual
re:.t of aCol. for the La 2t years of the laid terms, tidied to
ground milts amounting to 61. 131. per annum, and all taxes and
repairs. Upwards of a.; rata have ben expended upon theft Pre-
milk:. %Aldo there few years, in additional building and improve,.
victim Particulars may be had fix (lays previous to the gale, at
ticlTrs. Longman, MIA, and Co Paternofkr-ruw ; or off the
Auaione..r, Bath. 'Alters mutt be putt paid. •
London, England, 1805-05-22

SOUTHAMPTON.

HEREAS JAMES BAKE;(, Apprentice to
V THOMAS LANSDOWN, Whitefluith, ran away front
his Mailer—Whoever will apprrh, nd and lodge him in Brichm el,
and give information of the fame to his raid Matter, will receive
ONh GUINEA Reward—and whoever is known to employ him
after this Notice will he profecuted as the law direds. Ile is fop-
pored to he gone to London or Woolwich—but if he returns to bis
duty again he will be
James Baker is pout twenty years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high,
f colopkaion, with a Roman oofr, and Ihort curly light.brown
hair. Had oo wheal= went away a blue coat, bull wailicoat, and
raukecn trowf rs.
London, England, 1805-05-22

This day was publifbed,
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mUcellancous Vicars of the Earth, with an outline of aucieot Geo-
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Introduction to Altronomv. Two lilts of the eminent men, either
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DLITT ON DlPfh ENDS.
BY an ASR palled in the prefent SelTion of ParHa-
rmnt, an ackhtional Duty, after the rate of one-fourth part of
the former Duty or, Property, is granted upon evefy Affeliment
to ha nude for any year fuhf:quent to the tth of April, zgos ; to
be einroute.",,pon the net amount of the Duty charged by fuch
?• cirri which additional Duty will attach upon the full amount
a' all Dividends or Shares of Public Annuities payable on the sth
of July neat: his ltd3jefty's Comm iffinners for the Affairs of Taxes
ithete,ge give Notice, That all Perfons entitled to fuch Dividends
hn are defirous paying the amount of the Duty into the Bank
et England, muf, in order to entitle them to a difeharge front fur-
ther affeffment. pay into the Bank, in addititat to the former duty,
It the rats of tl. per Centum, on the amount of the hid Dividends,
the further funs of one fourth part of the faid Duty, computed
upou the full amount thereof.
By Order of the Board, MATTHEW WINTER.
true f.r T.zses, sgth lose, a 805.

CHICHESTER. JULY 8, tBcs.
MR. WELLER not refpeefully inform, the
ivA PUBLI C..that the MANSION and PARK at STA NSTFD,
with the fevers, FA':MS that Eirrotind It, together with the
NOUS/MOW FUR oiTuRE and PAINTINGS, are SOLD
by PRIVATE CONTRACT.

WANTED near the Sea, unan the Coa It of
!Con or Suffix, or on the Dowtil of the above-nuntioned
Counties, a Goldman% Floufc, completely and handfnmely fur-
aifled Garders. Coach-houfe, and Stahlicg,. and from Is to
40 Amer of Land, for fra months certain or a longs r trdin. The
finance malt he decidedly an healthy one, and inunediate poffef-
tion wilt be to:Ora—Apply to Mcflra. Byheld and Son, Charing
Cron.
London, England, 1805-07-10

CAPTAIN WRIGHT.

Mr. WINDHAM then rote, and obferved, that
he had already had occafion to Rate to the Houle the
cafe of Captain Wright, who had been confined in a
dungeon of the Temple, and had been treated with
unexampled feverity by the French Government.
He fhould not now enlarge on the circumftances of
his detention ; but it would Teem, that the only cir-
eminence which had made him the cubic& of loch
an unparalleled breach of the law of nations, had
been his meritorious conduit in the Briti(h fervice.—
This, of itfelf, formed a tlrong reafon for taking his
cafe into confideration, and for attempting to extri-
cate him from the peculiar hardfhips of his fituation.
The queftion then came to be, in what manner
could we afford him relief ? Now one of the molt ef-
featial methods of preventing crimes, was retalia•
tion cn the offender. When murder has been com-
mitted, we cannot remedy the evil, but we can do
fomething to prevent its repetition. In this cafe alto
retaliation teemed the only method that could be
of avail. If this courfe had been followed at Mi.
it would, perhaps, have been attended with the belt
confequenccs : but, by our own fupinenefs, we gave
to the French the privilege of committing any vie-
knee without the fear of retaliation. Such condua
mull have a pernicious influence on the minds of all
who are engaged in the naval and military fervice
of their country. They might juftly complain of be-
ing, in Tome degree, unproteded ; while it was evi-
dent that fervice and protedion (hould, in every in-
fiance, be reciprocal. Though the difpnfition of Do.
naparte was violent and imperious, and his govern.
ment defpotie, yet he was not placed without the
reach of public opinion, and leaft of all, of the op'-
nion of his own army. Retaliation on our part would
necefratily imprefs them with the convidion, that
crimes were not to be committed with impunity :
and their opinion and voice muff have great influ-
ence on the French Government. Our cendlia,
from the beginning, difcovered rather the fear of an
inferior, than that promptnefs in repelling injury
which becomes an equal ; and had his advice been
followed, our condud would have been very differ-
ent. If he had reafon to hope, that a different fyflem
of condnd was to be purfued, that retaliation—that
ultimo ratio—were to be adopted, he thould not agaia
trouble the Houk on this fubjed. But if nothing be
done before, or during the prorogation of Parlia-
ment, he thould think it his duty to bring forward
a motion on this bufinefs in the neat S4on,7—Ad-
journed,

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