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London, England, 1805-12-30

JOIERICA.

NEW YORK, NOV. as.
A meeting of the Chismber of Commerce of this
city was held left evening, for the purpofe of taking
into confideration the prefent (late of American cons-
-coerce. After mature deliberation, it was agreed
to appoint a committee of that body to colleft in-
formation relative to the various inftances of violence
and wrongs committed on our trade ; a Ratement of
which, together with a remonftrance or petition, is
to he forwarded with all difpatch to the department
of (We. This Committee confifts of Melfrs. T.
Fitafimons, T. W. Francis, Robert Waln, S. W.
Faber, John Craig, and James Yard.
Hoaaro MURIKR.—On the soth WI. Abel Clem-
mbns, in his place of refidence, near Clarkburgh,
Virginia, under circumftanees of the molt unprece-
dented cruelty, murdered his wife and their eight
(mall children, the eldeft about twelve years old, by
ftriking them on the head with an axe, "in the un-
(ape/ling moments of deep !"
Nov. 26.—The evacuation of this city by the Bri-
tint troops, on the' 25th of November, 1783, after
the termination of the revolutionary war, we, yeller-
day commemorated by the ufual manifellations of
joy. On this occafion these was a fplendid difplay
of the military.
General Moreau has received a degree of marked
attention from the city of New York, which does it
much honour. An aid de camp of Major General
Stevens ivas difpatched to him, at his feat, near Tre-
nton, with invitations to the review and entertain-
ment, and, on his arrival, he was met at Powlas
Hook, by the officers cnmpofing the fuite of General
Stevens, and the military Reif of the brigade of ar-
tillery. A barge, manned with foldiers from Fort
Jay, conveyed the General to the city. Since his
arrival. he has been waited on by the Mayor and

principal civil and military officers. •
General Moreau is entertained thisday, we under-
lland, by General Stevens, and in the evening will
be prefent at Mr. Nicholas's concert. Tomorrow he
dines with General Ray. the French Canto'. and in-
tends, it is hkid, honouring the reprefentations of the
theatre with his prefence in the evening.
Nov. 29.—A letter from St. Pierre's (Mart.) slat•
ed the tlt inR. fays, " We have pill heard that the
town of St. Lucia is burnt down." .
Several members of Con refs from the eattward,
(fays The Philadelphia Prue American), have
reached this city, on their way to the feat of Govern-
ment. It is probable. from the interefting nature of
the prefent junaure of our foreign relations, that
the bufinefs of the Legiflature will commence on the
SIR day of the feffion, a quorum being likely to
affemble.
EXTRACT 07 A LETTER FROM ALCM, DATED JULY
London, England, 1805-12-30

SECOND LOTTERY for 1805. begins Drawing
the 3d of FRSSMART, 1306.
Capital Prise. fold. Glared, and regiftered, prior to 424, by
I. BRANSCOME and Co.
4 Prizes of L. 30,000 33 nixes of 1.1.5.c00
I - 2,000 16 - s,OOO
It - 10,000 54 1,000
And in 2204, tke Firft Lottery 1803, the fallowing Capitals west
fold in 103 Sharesommely—
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• . 16,201 - 2,000 11,643 - 20,002
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betides feveral other TOOOl. 5001. ICOL Ike. Om by the above J.
ERANSCOINE and Co. Joint Contradtors for the p ;Tient Lot-
tery, and Proprietors of the Lucky °Sees,
No. it. HOLBORN; 37,CORNHILL; and
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Whet. Tickets and Shares are now felling, in great variety of
Numbera,and the Prises 'bared by them paid on demand.
Schemes gratis, and all Winds relative to the Funds tranfadted
with great care and punduality.
N. B. Pleafe to ohferve, the etacio Writ draws Tickets will be
entitled to aal. racy, betides the benetcial chance of every Boating
Capital in the Grand Scheme ; therefore an early purchafe is par-
ticularly recommended.
London, England, 1805-09-18

FROM THE SAMSUN (STATE GAZETTE OF 11EFF.33.
sd Sometimes the drew:lß:aces of a war, in threw-
Ilia of the great Powers, draw in others, which are
utter (bangers to the difpute. That a leffer Power
Ihould find itfelf under the neceffity of yielding to a
greater Power, is not to be wondered at ; and this
is not always a proof of the inability or weaknefs of
its Government; but that a Power of a higher rank
mould deliver Well up to the caprice, to the hatred,
and tq the ambition of Governments, perhaps its na-
tural enemies, thews that its diffolution, its downfall is
near. The Ottoman Porte, which, by her religion, by
her politic, al interetl, by the anarchy which prevails
in her pros inces—provinces of which fire already fats
a part flip from under her Tway, anal others on the
point of be,ing conquered by their proteftors ; the
Ottoman Po rte teems to he that unfortunate State,
which has a;; little frce-will as elafticity left, and
which has no fftrength, becaufe it is without *Govern-
ment. Peace, that objcft of the withes of all mortals,
ought, above all things, to be the principal defire of
the Sublime 'one. What can the gain by a war,
and what can The not lofe by the fame ? She can
gain nothing t m the Chriftian Powers ; the cannot
extend her terr itory either on the fide of Hungary,
or on that of It aly, becanfe, independently of policy
and religion, th e inclination of the people oppofe it,
She may (wilt rout reckoning the difafters of a de-
&naive war), I the bare withdrawing of her forces,
hire the promnr.es in Syria, which are already in in-
furreaion the may lofe Egypt, which is already de-
livered up to civil war, and to the diffenfions of the
Arnauts and k tamelukes ; Sergi*, already alma& in-
dependent, by t he daily growing enterprise of Cserni
Georges; her Vllyrian provinces, probably the fpoil
of the pofEbly n zviving courage of Pafwan Oglu, and
Greece ! that c ;recce which longs for a lets oppref-
five, and perhaps an independent Government. And
mall the Englil h Miniftry, without ncceffity, without
a hope of any effential affiftance, and folely to in-
create the enen ries of France, and as far as poffible
te extend the o nth of dikorddare to draw a Go-
vernment into I the lifts, which is already tumbling by
its weatners, without any mock from without r'
London, England, 1805-09-18

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

- CRAVES LE': 0, S E f`T t 7.--l'affed by Vic Nutwell, Thorp, Enter-
prise, les-a:iron, and the Orlando, Hinelamas, from Jamaica ;
Di Ilm w Smith front New Orleans Roba and Becky, Richard-
(on, from Virgin:a ; Frow Maria, &au, from Cate; Sufannah
w'd Sally, Hare, from Leghorn; Traveller, Barton, front Mar-
; Pfperaoce, P:Aterfon, from Naples; Howard, Davidfon,
tram Men.): Safanaa Margaretta, Leon; from Norway; Veltal,
11.clierman Onaulian, Greenway ; and the Fanny, Stevenfon,
from Prtettburgh. Sailed the ditive, Walley, for the Coaß of
Africa; and the Mary, Mullett. for Cork.

ARRIVIID..-In the Crtek, the Eagle, Tholey, from Leghorn—
In Yarm, uth Roads, Neptune Sirachm, from Riga—At Anti-
Pea, Partridge, Todd, from Briffol; Glamorgan, Shelly, and the
rfui*, Purvis, ftoni London—At Dominica, Fanny, Lee, and
the Ne %a. Wean, from ditto.—At Nevis, Adteon, Robley, from
ditto—At St mitt's, London, Martin, from ditto—At Surinam,
Joiruma Charlotht,—...-, and the Cumberland, —, from ditto
.At St. Viocentl, Hero of the Nile, Hutchinfon, from ditto.

The Hum phries, from Grimily, for Q2ebec,
was. captured nit the 27th of Aognfl, in long. 27, by
the Peter, Spanilh privateer, who, after plundering
her, give her up t, proceed on her voyage.

_ -
The Da kith Qeen, Rowe, from London, is arrived
at Antirua and is expefted to be condemned.
„ ,

The Canton, —, from Guadaloupe, is captured,
and carried into Tortola.

The Clyde, —.--, from St. Thomat's for the Clyde,
is captured, and carried into Guadaloupe.

The William and James, from Barbadoes
for Dublin, has been on Sore at Antigua.
The Mercurith, Robertfon, from London, is con-
demned at Tobago.

The Union Raft Indianian, which was prevented
from failing with the la convoy from Cork, is order.
ed to Ponfmontb, dad will fail from that pon with
the Albion, for India.

The brig Alexander, belonging to the Ceylon Go-
vernment, fuundered in the dreadful gale 'Which pre-
vaikd at Colombo on the 7th January ; the Com-
mander, Smitaner, Lieutenant Ausxsie, of tie
Wurternburgh regiment, and the whole ere., except
periflied.
DISTRI3UTION or PRIZI•MORIITThe Tbundever.
for the capture of la Madeleine, and recapture of
the Naiad, mill be paid at Plymouth every ruefday
and Fa idAy after the zoth intl.

The floop of war Gannett will be paid Ar the re-
Copt ure of the Sips Catherine. &therm, and Vann,
is FAN nth, every 'ruddily and Friday.

• to •

NEW YORK AND HALIFAX MAIL. •
The Prince Adolphus Packet, from New York, ii
'arrived at Falmouth, in 19 days, from Halifax.—
The Mail will not be in London till to-morrow.
London, England, 1805-09-18

To CAPITALISTS.
A GENTLEMAN who' ha's- fully ellabli(hed a
Manufadory and Mercantile bufincfs of conftderable pre-
fent extent, and which is capable offbeing much *ore extended by
an increafe of Capital, would he glad to he joined by any Gentle.
man who is pirated of fufficient Capital to make it one of thi
heft poufes in London ; the returns upon an average four tines
in the year. Fvery information will he given to a Gentleman fu
difpofed, the amount of the Antumd 5.112; and Profits clearly point-
ed ow, and the great increak of 'l'rad • within the lalt fix months,
Ihewn from authentic documents. The Gslitlcnian con.ine, in
may take an waive part or not. None but principals, with real
name and addreff, will be atttlided to.
Direet id) to 1). O. at Mr. Milbotires, Grocer, IHigh
Holborn.

lu tbc Preß,andlpeedily will be publidied,
INOCULATION for the Small Pox vindicated,
and its fuperit.r Licacy and Sa ety to the Pta4lice of Vacci-
nation clearly proved.
By GEORGE. LIPFCOMB, Surgeon.
Printed for G. Robinfon, Paternofter.row.
Of whom may he had by the fame Author. Price 3S.
Obfervations on the Hiftory and Caufe of Afthma, in which It is
proved to be the Urea of Acidity in the Syftern.
This day was publifttcd,
• In One Volume, DennyOdlavii, price Los 6d. In bOords,
rrii WOULMAN's TALE, after. the Manner
-I- of Epetifer. To whirlt 'are added other Poems, chiefly Nar-
rative and Lyric, and the 1t0y..1 Si.ifagc, a Drama.
By the Re't HENRY BOYD, A. M. • '
Traflator of the Divina Comedia of Dante, Vicar of Drumgath,
in Ireland, aid Chaplain to the Right Hon. Lord Vifcount
Charleville.
Printed for Longman. tiorit, Remand Orme, Paternofti r-row.
01 whom may he had, by the fame Author, Irily
The Pen,uttc of Hugo: a Vifion. In the Manner of :Dante; in
Four Cantos. Wrivi.n on the Oceafion o: the Death of Nicola
lingo de Baffeville, Envoy from the French Republic at Rome,
stb January. t 793.. .1 ranflated from t,,c original Italian of Vin-
cenzio Monti, into Englifh Verfe. With Two additional Cantos
and an Imitation of Gr: y's Derma of Odin. In t vol. foolfcap Bvo'
rt., to. in Pllin.%
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SACK El

This Liv was publiihed„ price us.
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the Second Volume ef -•'
DR. WATTS') PSA LNI S itrul HYMNS let tts new
A•tufic. confining of upwards of fifty itilgioal Melodies or
Tunes, all compreed in four parts, boDwAaw MILLER; Mu
Doc. of Done:tiler, silo a copious fvepnd part. containing alutut
two hundred of the milt favourite Tuitcs non in etc. and adapted
to a rew feleetion of Hymns by the Rev. Dig William and the
Rev. James Borden with references to thole of pr. Wait/. to which
are added Teti Pieces is four parts, for the praakc of Societies
of Singers; alfo fevers! favourite Airs- and. boats fur domeltic
safe at the. Piano Forte, proper fur a Sunday Evtit,ing.
As above may be had, price tae. the brit Volume; alto. a new
Edition, bring the eghth, of Dr. Miller's Pfaliu of David for the
talc of Patida Churches, adapted with words and enulic for ev cry
Sunday and the privcipal If cilivali throughout the year.
N. B. This Edltign has the advantage of A the Tunes being
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with all the voice and instrumental parts feparately printed.fur the
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.‘ st',l .11 three airtime- oetavn,.
ACOMPENDiUM of MODERN HUSBAN-
DRY ; principally written during a Survey of the County-of
SURREY, matte at the defter of the Huard of Apricultire.
:tralive alto of the belt Ptadlices Li the neighbouring Counties,
KENT, SUSSEX, &c. In which is comprifed, an Analylis of
Manures, thewinA th Ch: nical _Contents, and the proper applica
.tion of thin to t'idis'aod Plants of all I)eferiptlons.—Alfo, an
Eflity on Timber. exhibiting a view of the' hicci:aling Scarcity of
'that important Article ; Hiois on the mans of caottera.st.
ing it—together with a variety of Mifeella•reirus pe:u.
lardy adapted to the prefent butt of the Intdoaf Economy of the
Kht,dom. •
ByjAMES
Lane Surveyor to their Royal Hiyhoeffsai the Prince of WAles,
an the-Mien of York in* ChM :CC.•
Illultrecel by Plates, and a Map of itirrey, coloured fo as to
point out tt.e Variations of Soils in :he different I.)::trias.
• • London : Prinredior C. and R. Baldwin. New Bridge-ftreet.
London, England, 1805-01-24

ITAL 7.

LEGHORN, Die. t4.—The Committee of Health
here, have poblifhed a notification, figned by their
Secretary, Alen:l'ldr° Spihi, in which they (late, that
fince the sth inn. no perfon has died of the fever,
either in the city or in the fuburbs, except a boy of 8
years of age, who died on the ioth day of his lick.
nefs. The Committee hope they !hall in a very fhoi t
time be able to announce that the diforder has emit ely
cea fed, which never raged with fuch violence as fume
evil minded perthns have reported.

PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGs.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23.

Lord Vifeount OXMANTOWN, one of the Irith ta
Live PeLrs, was fworn, and took his feat.

-
The Bilis upon the Table were forwarded in their refi,caiec
Rages.

Thr Info!vent Debtors' Amending Bill was recd a thir ti•re
and path..d, and a hli•lTige ordi.red to the Commons therewi!li.

. . „ - -- ...... -.............. „.
Soo rat order were made with rcfpeet to the hearing of Apeie.,l%.
After waiting finite time in expeetation of receiving I, .ni,,,lfici.il
communication. their Lortlihip% adjourned till to morrow. o ii,n
the Hour! Rands fummoned relative to the Petition% and Papers
complaining of undue condudt on the part of Mr. Judie( Fox.
London, England, 1805-01-24

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

- - -
Colonel FRANKLIN moved that the Speaker do rue hig war-
rant to the Clcrk of the Crown, for a new writ to be !trued for
the Borough of Thirlk, in Yorklhire, in the room of Sir G. P.
Turner. Bart. deecafed.—Ordered.

The SECRETARY at WAR informed the Tingle, that he had
It In command from his Majdty, to fay he had given the meeilliry
direeiona,and that the feveral Eftfmates and other Papers, moved
for yelterday, fhould be laid before the Hue:.

NAVY ESTIMATES.

Sir EVAN NEPEAN brought up the feveral
mates for the Ordinary, Ike. of the Navy, moved for
and ordered yellerday, which were ordered to lie ou
the table.
London, England, 1805-01-24

DUNLIY, yionhor 19.

The LORn Cwar jorricr, before whom the
Mr. Jußice Jou u zom was brought up by Harat Cor
pus. thinking it right to give a full and folerno
cuffion to this new and interefling cafe, called upon
as many of the Judges As, happened to be in town for
their affinance, at the.hearing of loch arguments a•
thould be offered by Mr. Juflice Joirmsoa's Counfel,
upon the return on the writ. The J,ldgei wh•o at•
tendedat the Chief Juflice's Chambers, were the LOED
CHIEF JUSTICE of the Court of Common Pleas, the
LORD CHIEF Bartow, thellonourable 841-011 S GEORGE
and SMITH, and the Honourable Jullices ll.ty and
FINUCANE. The arguments have confirmed the
whole of this day.—Ttre Court adjourned to Mondal
nest, twelve o'clock.—Mr. Jullice Jou asoN was al
lowed to go to his ironic at Miltown, on Ilia promife
to. attend at the meeting on Monday.
Mr. Juilice JOHNSON read to the Court a Corref•
pondence he had held with Governmcnt,comprifing
Letters of Sir EVAN NI PEAN, Mr. MAREDEN, and
the Loan Cuarici•Lcct of Ireland. He is in a very
bad (late of health, and was attended during the
fitting of the Court by his Phyfician, Sir Hearty
JESS.

Connie' for the Crown, the ATTORNEY GENERAL ;
Solicitor, Mr. KEMMlS.—Cuunfel for Mr. Junice
Jonmsoal, Meffrs. JOHN BALL, M'CARTNEY,Scs.tvEN,
and BuititowEs ; Solicitor, Mr. EMERSON.
London, England, 1805-03-16

very readily be fOrrendered, as die 'produce was en;
mate) at soo,iaool. per annum. •
The Legacy Duty Bill then went into the Commi-
ttee, and the Report was agreed to be received on
Tuefday.
' The Hours them went into a Committee of Supply,
in which the• different fums advanced by Govern-
ment. and not yet made good by Parliament, were
voted. •
The Houfe having tefumed, leave was ghee to
bring in a Bill for the hf Exchequer Bills fuffi-
cient to cover the Amount of the whole. The .Bill
was thenread a Bra, and ordered to be raid a fecond
time te.morrow as were alfo.thejrifh Spirit Ware.
hoeing Bill, and the hi& Sugar Drawback Aill. •
London, England, 1805-03-16

VIiNEREAL BLINDNESS.

To Mr. TMONIAS TAY tuft. Surgeon, No, 9. Nast arldgwitomt.
DEAR SIR, Limdon.
TT is with the molt heartfelt fatisfalkion that I ad-
drcfs you on the Incomparable excellence of your invaluable
Modiciiis—LlSAKE's PATatl . PILLS. lea the (prior of this
year I had the misfortune to contest a Venereal Complaint,. at-
unded with the molt alarming and dangerous lymptoms ; in fga
mesh that I have been cutifioed to any room for a whole week
together, and not able to Alc out of it : I had no red night one
day, and (offered the molt exeruciatiag path and torment, and
what was wit worfc, my eyes grew weal and dim, fo that 1 could
fearce difeern any (Ikea, if ever fo dote to me, and expeccd
nothing Ilia than the total lots of my fight. Prom a flout, healthy.
and rarJarxmcpslent man, I became a mere (Wow, and an objet
of pity and campaMm. My friends had all given sue over. and
Monist my recovery polible.. In this dreadful Bate, and es-
pediMg im
every minute to be my laft in this world, I was forte-
Neely. rearmunended by a neighbour to try your Medicines. but
. hula( tried a medical aid to DO porpofe, and been at an war-
moat napalm it was fame time before I could be prevailed on to
take them; at IA Rest for Its bores, and before I had taken
them ,all, l found confaletibic benefit ; ny pains gradual, de.
credal, and my cyc fight grew bettw, and to the scut furpriae
'end altonlament of all my friends, (after takinit three how
Jame), my.bealthasiditreagds was perfectly reamed, and I am
now, (Wake to nay Goa and your. invaluable Medirance), as
web and hearty as evert was in my life.
Your obliged hatable ferrant,
High-ftreet, Birmingham, Nov. 1, 1799. R. L. LEIGH.
'The abovi*tlede is carneftly recommended to an Berton,
that vac in any doubt of their Acing entirely tree of every Venereal
Medlin,. particularly to iliac about altering their condition in
Mc, as It will mom'''. eradicate every taint of skat nature,
however long !tenths's, or however Weeded under the appearat.ee
of Sher diturders it may be : for Scorbutic, Glandular, and Co-
tantons Complaints it is ago reassumes:sled to be taken, criterion,'
to the tigilsig, geowow, and Pall.
prepand and fold by the foie Proprietor, Toostas
Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at his betide.
140.9 New Baldge-itraet. where he will sire advice, without a
Fee, to Perfume taking there Pills, and will aniwer Patients
PA paid, on du; fame terms, obferviog in all cafes the
mOll inviolable fweey, no Perfon's name or cafe having been
mentioned, but at- thdr own particular requcft, by the Proprietor,
during the courts of more than 35 years, that tie has had the cosi.
Vi4of an (mare Cale of the above medicine and the pradlice
tbcrefrom.
They are alto fold by Ms appointment, at the Perfumer'', Noe
y 344 Alban's4treet. Pail-mall; Mr. kohertfun's Toy • (hop, No.
cos, Oxford-ttrect ; Mr. Steel's, Sankt. Her, No. 1, Union•rove,
Little Tower-bill ; and by one Perfori in eviry evailderable town
In England, In Boxes of only as. 941. cash, faded up, with full and
plain diroolons.
London, England, 1805-03-29

NAUTICAL INTEL IeIG ENG.&

•
MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. S. E.
ASR. DOR. ARR. DUE.
Dublin z x I Hantburgb I o
Watcrlird a 1 Gottenbbrgb 0 x

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 27.—Came in the Nile cartel,
of Portfmouth, from Mtnlair, having carried over
Fsench.prilOners.--Sailed tie BRITANNIA, of r►o
guns, to join the Channel Fleer ; the Prevoyante, of
4.3 guns, for Standgate Creek, under quarantine.
Admiral THOLNBOIOUGH arrived here this morning
from the Eaftward, and is about to fail to take a
command in the Channel Fleet.

PORT/MOUTH, MARCH 28.—Arrived the TRIDENT
gun-vetfel, with the Commerce, Adventure, and Carr
tranfports under convoy for Guernfey.—Wind va-
riable. .

DEAL, MARCH 28.—Sailed the DEFENDER gun•
brig for Portfmouth.—Arrived the Dtostfoe frigate,
and ACUTR gun-brig from a eruize, arid !main in
the Downs with the re(t of the (hips as per Lett, with
the Renewal, CROMARTIE, and the Echo, Rows, for
Barbadoes.—Wind E. S. E.

YARMOUTH, MARCH 28.—Sailed on a cruize off
the Dutch coalt, la CONSTAMCI fligate. Arrived
from the Texel the BOADICSA frigate, with 250 men,
the remaining part of the crew of the Rom EY,of 5o
guns, which was lately wrecked. The prifoners !peak
in very high terms of the treatment they received
while prifoners ; they were allowed more provilions
than they could ufe, and 'three glades of liquor per
day. The Dutch tranfports, which were hated to be
ready fur fea, have all gone up to Amfterdam to be
paid off. Sailed the BADGIR cutter, on a cruize; and
the Hawes, fur Dover. The hips of war here are
the MONMOUTH, ANTILOrts ST. As.san's, endive.
'LEMMA ; Boarncea frigate, Cautzza and Immo.
ros. !loops. The following are expeited to join the
North Sea fleet in a few days : the Matarric, of 74.
guns; AIDINT, of 64 ; and Isis, of so.—Wind
E. S. E. light airs.

HULL, MAIICII 25.—Captain Temielar,of the Johanna George.
which arrived here on taturday afternoon, from Tonningen, briny
inteldgence, that the outward bound fleet, which failed from hence
on Sunday the 17th 'agent, arrived there on Wednefday Taft; and
that Vie homeward bound (hips were expedted to fall for England
it, two or three days.-The Providence armed fh p, Captain Rye.
is appointed to take the neffels for Ton niugen nadir convoy on the
30th it:Rama-4y the diredions of Admiral Lord Kt ith, coovoya
are appointed to fail regularly from this port for 1 muting= and
Monte, akthe expiration of every fourteen days.
London, England, 1805-03-29

SONG.

•aITTIII lIT MI. AMPHLITT.
Song at die Harmonic Society of Wolvaliampton.

Ye Fiddlers who Banti or hillington boa*,
'Mons Knights of the Catgut who ruts the roaß ;
To prank their tweet notes you may all agree,
But the seen of the fam'd Abraham Newland foe ma.
If to my advice you run modes, my friend,
You may Rudy your brains out without any end;
Yon nt iy pore over Handel or Hayden fo tweet,
Till you have little to Latee, and nothing to eat.
Orpheus went into Hell for his wife, Idly elf,
And play'd till he mov'd e'en the Devil hinsfelf;
Sticks and ftones danc'd around to the tune aids clink ;
Stick and Roots the neer gave the poor Fiddler his drink. :
To the fovea *en of Abraham's mnfieal airs,
Stones will jump Into honks and trees into chairs t
Without you may (crape till your fiddle-firinp crack,
And fame things are Co mov'd that they'll move off your back
Then ye lovers of eat-gut, horn, hautboy or fife,
Let Abraham's (weft notes farm your tenor of life;
With thefe you may lead all the world in a dance,
And bey all the fiddlers in England and France.
Ye ferapas whok brains in fuck ecßacy (who,
If ye wllk to be fa:it'd/irate elfisaiatssou with him,
The greateß of fiddlers they'll title you loon ;
Play kis notes and you'll never be found at pow
London, England, 1805-03-29

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Colonel STANLEY prcfented a Petition, ligncd h 7 41,17 a Ma-
nufadacers, and other Inhabitants of the Town of 14ocheiter
and Saltord,inthc County of Lancalter, praying for the repc.il or
alteration of the Corn Bill of laft year....Orcizied to lie on the
Table..

- .
On the motion of Mr. Joins Nswroar, Os. Bill for crceting
Lunatic Afyla In the four provinces of Irel.ind,..vas ordered to be
:".rad a krona %bile on this day fe'nnight.
, The Ida' Permit Duty, and Small Promiffory Notes reltrain-
ing Bills, were brought in, read a Brit, and ordered to he read a
tecond time to-morrow. The latter Bill was allu ordered to be
printed.
. The Innkeepers, the Spardas Trade Licenr.vg Indemnity, and
t,%t American Intercourfe Bills, were read a 1i:rood time, and corn-
lUitted fur to-morrow.

12.Forcign Ships Privilege, the Foreign Ship., importation
from America, the Additional Cuitoms Duty, and the AddiLioeal
Excife Duty Bißs, went through Committees. and were ordered to
be reported to-morrow.
la,.a Committee on the Aft of the Forty third of the icmg,
dup, 68,
Mr. Hosetssom moved s refolution for impofing on Red Spa-
Dins Wine imported (which he ftattd to be of a very indifferent
quality) findlar Dutiesto thofc payable on the importation of Port
Wine; which was agreed to, and the report ordered to be received
to-morrow.
London, England, 1805-03-29

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London, England, 1805-09-27

THE MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, SEPT. 37.

There are good fupplies of Wheat °Oland, but
from the fcarcenefs of fine,
stbore famplts are vary
ready fale- at rather better price.—Sever4 , foreign
cargoes are arrived.—ln ijarley.art4 I:oLA:litile al•
terat i on—Good White Pea s, o thotaarrivad ast &rather
dearer—Beans continue at full is high.price7—Therb
is a tolerable good fupply of Oats, iiithltititelew ar-
rivals. of foreign, and this Trade is qubieirat'dear
as our 14—Fine famples of Flour at rather better
price. -

diKtRAL ettlileNCY Al UNDSI
Wheat. sae. 6gi Boi. per qr. • Grey Peale

Fine Ditto, 84.. 90*. oil

Beans, 48s. sss.
London, England, 1805-09-27

Richard Clay,Efq IVilllam Rayley,Efq
John Danvers, Efq William Smith, Efq, M. P.
Solomon Davies, Efq Infiva Jonathan Smith, Efq

William Conne, ES;
Gilbert Handafyde,Efq
John Kineon, Efq. M.P.
George Leame, Efq
Thomas Maltby, £fq.
By order of the Board, WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.

and Alderman
Thos. Smith, itiq. & Alder/Stn
Benjamin Travers, Efq
Daniel Rich. Wanington, Bfq.
London, England, 1805-09-27

The CIIORUSSES will he fupported by Voices from London

Windfor, Winchetter, ehichefter, and Portfmouth.
The whole under the dircaion of Mr. CHARD.

Every net-dr:al precaution will be takat to render the Cathe-
dral perfeCtly e‘anfortabl:.

TiActs, 7s. to be had of Mr. Robbins, Printer. fn.;ll-greet ;
Mr Jacob, Printer, tligh-ftrect ; \Ws Dennifon's Library, square;
and of Mr. Char.!, Sr. homas's greet ; where it is pa-titularly
milted thole who intend honouring the performances will have
the goodoers to fond for tickets. to prevent the incouvaliurce at
taxiht; taking money at the doors.
CR The moming performances will begin precidy at ekvcn,
tot the everdog ;it h.df pall keen.
London, England, 1805-09-27

LOTTERY BEGINS ON MONDAY !!!

QWIFT and CO. No. it, Pouvrav, beg leave to
1.1 remind the Public; that MONDAY NEXT is the Day ap-
pointed by Gorernmi.nt to commence the Drawing of the prefent
State Lottery, which is the only one that can be drawn this Year.
The following are the principal Prizes,
3 Prizes of £20,000 4 Prizes of £2,000
3 - 10,eco 6 - - I,oco
3 - spoo rci r soo
and others from ival. to tot. _ _

The advantages of purchaling before the commencement of the
Drawing rota be obvicus, as nearly the whole of the Capital
Prizes are floating in the Wheel, and tray of cootie come up the
.firit day, in addition to which, every idlatik at the beginning of the
Drawing will he entitled to a rcusrn of Ten Pounds; which, for
the time, reduces the colt of the Ticket to little more than Nine
Ponsuls,and all Shares in the fame Proportion•

RICHEST LOTTERY EVER ESTABLISHED WILL BE-
GIN DRAWING MONDAY NEN:E.
No. 29.467 a Prize of £20,000 N 0.30,333 a Prizi of L5,c00
t5,-,ot • 20,000 28.898 - 5,000
1:,660 - 20,C00 1g,060 - 3,CCO
24,787 - 10,000 36,030 • spoo
7,121 tooco 9,711,
.. 7 - 5,000
z.6Bt - i opoo 19,405 5,000
'T'HE above Capital Prizes sere Shared and Sold
in the late Lotteries, at the Licertfed Offices of
HODG LS and Co.STOCK-3ROKERS,
147, Oxford Brea, and 44, St. James's-itreet.
And the Nobility and Public are refpedtfully acquainted, that the
t icketz and Shares of the prefcnt molt ezcalent Lottery are on
Sale iu great variety at the loweft prices.
N. B. Prizes and Blanks paid on demand.

STATE LOTTERY for it Sos,
BEGINS DRAWING ON MONDAY NEXT.
T'LIE TICKETS are fold and divided into Halves,
1_ Q.2artrrs, Eighths, 'arid Sixteenths, by .
HAZARD, BURNS, and Co. Stock-brokers,
At thtir State-Lottery Cfrtee, No: 93, under the Royal Exthanze,
London.
Letters, pail paid, duly aufweresl. and Schemes gratis.
THE SCHEME CONTAINS
_ _

3 Prizcs of 20,000 4 Prizcs of X 10(30
3 10.000 I 6 woo
3 3000 to
sco

&c. Sic. &c.

The 1 weft Prise 301. and iol. each for de FUR-drawn 'Three
Thoulard blanks.
•,• Country Orden, accompanied with Ann dated Bilk on
Londnn, Poft-Olifec Ordsrs, or Cam, in Parcel by Coach or ear-
thr. pitnelnally attended to; and eorrefpondentA may depend en
n-ing treated exadtly on the fame tame as if perfonally pedant.

ANTELOPE INN, DORCHESTER. DORSET.
f_TUTCHINS and SCOTT (from the Dclphin Inn,
Honitem,) tefpeafully inform the Nobility, Gentry, Com-
mercial Gentlemen, and the Public in general, that they have taken
and entered on the above Inn, and iron by their unremitting atten-
tion to the nerantn,utiation and comfort of thofe who may honour
them with their company, to merit their approbation and fupp,,rt.
11. and 9. beg to return their fincere thanks to the NoAtity,
Gentry and Commercial Gentlemen, for the numerous favours
confcrted nix= them at Honiton heretofore, and refpeatully folicit
a contintunce of the fame at the Antelope, Dorchefter.
Neat Poft Chaifes, able Hort:s and careful Drivers.
Wend Coach to and from London every day.
Dore/le:kr, September, 23, sBO5.
London, England, 1805-07-11

11:1)1)1.EZ!, X SESF3ONS.

. . .
On Monday the Seflions lor the couwy commenced
at Hicks's Hall, when 4:.ary Ha ford was tried and
conviatd of Perjury. Her fentetkce was not at the time
p!ononoced.
.7,6 n ///i.;iler, mailer earp'enter, in Weftminner,
WAS vied on Teefday tipon a charge of 111, ing receiv •
t Faille logs of hlemil ttinber, the property of Abra.
ham Lyons, knowing them to be &ten. The wood
was f:stmd 'Ton his prenlife; and the profecutor
(wore that that wffth he 1:t d'ltAind there, and was
defcribed in Om indiament, a a s hi; property. The evi-
dence for the pi-ironer went to thew that he bad two
of three days before that blught 17 logs fietn a very
lefirefteble timber dealer, who had them fiord met-
chants of the fit tl eminence ;n the itt.ffia t ade: Nine

logs had drifted awar fserrt his wharf; fie gave or•
(lets to one Cam, Who works upori the Thames to
lack nut for them, and bi iog them to hint if priffilde.
in eonfequence of this, the logs wtich had been taken
from him timer the cothority of the fearch wartant
were found tl•lating in the Thames, a d'! brought to
him by Oram, ten.: lodged in the planer's yard.—
But Oram fwore only to the re Iteration of one log;
and the merchant's defcr%ption of tilt: timber fold did
not correfpond with that which was given of the logs
found, the masks of which were f.voin to.—The Jury
found the prqiiner guilty.
Yetterday, Martha 11,.evaril was tried on a charge
of ail; aoril col nip; p, rjos v before Lord Et.t€ano-
RnIiGH in the Sittings a`ter Term in December,' 804.,
or. an atlion for attault and ttefirafs, Jones Han.
turn and Ilipkiey. Upon a copy of the record oldie
former trial and the indiCtment in the ptefcnt cafe
heir% read, Mr. KNAPP obferved that there was a
valiance between the two which mud be fatal to the
laoer; an informality in the ontitlion of the word
fill?' before impilonment" was alto dated to be
a material obflacle in the way of the prefect proceed.
ing. There points were argued on the other fide
by Mr. At 'Ay and Mr. Gttos, and the Court otter-
ruled the objeCtion of the Learned Counfel for the
Defendant. The trial was then proceeded with, and
the perjury was fwoin to by three or four witneffes.
After this an unfucceffol attempt was made to in-
valL'ate the teilimony of the principal witneffes.—
Evidence was ring. to he called for the Defendant,
but Mr. KNAPP, her Coonf,:i, declared that, if they
were called, it was contrary to his advice. The cafe
was Rrielly fimilar to that of Mary Harford, who
was on Monday laft conviCted of perjury in the fame
original fuit. The Chairman obferved that the Jury
had on the former difcredited the teßimony of the
witneffes for the prifoner, as appeared by their ver-
diet. Upon the Itrong recommendation of the Court,
therefore, the Defendant, by her Attorney, cnnfent-
ed to let the cafe go to the Jury without call:ng any
witneffes.—The.prilmer was then found guilty.
London, England, 1805-07-11

PADDIIIGTOM CAM/L.

The Paddington Canal Coal Bill was reacla third
time and palled; after a propofed amendment by the
Marquis of Buckingham. and a few words in an-
fwer to it by the Duke of Moatrofe, when the amend-
ment was rejetted.

lIIDEMNITY BILL.
The Lord CHANCELLOR thea produced a bill
which he propofed to be read a Eta time, for the
purpofe of obtaining' the opinion of the judges on
this queftion, which arofe out of the Bill of Indem.
nity to thole who fhould give their evidence on the
trial of the Impeachment of Henry Lord Vifcount
Melville, viz. " Whether, by laW, a witnefs can be
required to anfwer a quellion the anfwer to which
has no tendency to accufe himfelf, but which may
eflablifh, or tend to eflablifh, that he owes a civil
debt ? which Bill he moved be now read.

The Earl of CA RNARVON had no objeltion to
taking the opinion of the Judges on this point, as it
was dcfired by the Noble and Learned Lord. but
fhoukl have been better fatisfied if the queftion bad
been put upon the Bill of Indemnity, which came
from the Commons, and which the Houfe had pafed.
The LORD CHANCELLOR explained his rea-
fon for taking this mature to be this: his opinion
bad been anted, and he had given it to the Houk,
on the fubjett of the liability of a witnefs to anfwer
a queflion not tending to criminate hindelf, but tend
ing to eftablifh a civil debt againft him. Upon that
opinion he might be confidaed to be bound as if it
was unqueftionable law ; he had given that opinion
confcientioufly, but to hold him to be bound by it at
all events, would be to cart on him a burthen which
he ought not to be called upon to bear, for he did
not cbufe to take upon himfelf to determine that he
was right, on a point which he wifbed for a further
opportunity of confidering—for which reafon he
propofed that the Houfe might have the opinion of
the Judges upon that queftion, which opinion might
be formed in the courfe of the rads ; for which rea-

fon he proofed to put this quenion to the
and moved that the Judges do attend the kzvie-e ;
this Houle to.morrow.—Ordered.-11111 read a CI
time.

sk Two .Clock the Houk adjourned to thi‘ dv.
London, England, 1805-07-11

• EDUCATION. . . .
IN the rir:QUE. L to MORAL EDUCATION:
there Is a Plan iuMnirceti totheinfpealoss of die Pubife, which
Is fimple, mild, and rational, and which indifpotably tenth to ac
itelerats youth, not only in the acquilition of claflical and com-
mercial knowleJce, but alfo in every moral, Cktittian, and reli-
gious olliration, upon the Vcsear difcharge of which the fob-
famialwarare of the individaal, and of the whole community
tnuft ever depend. Mr. SIMO NDS avails himfelf of this opportu-
nity to inform thole Parents and Guardians of Youth, who may
be willing to fecond his 'efforts in fuch an important oink, that
the lintiments contained in that Work (at kart to far as refdpeels
them-riser regalatlch of a fchoel) were founded upon the uniform
gradice and governmer.t of his °ern Seminary, which msny Gen-
tlemen of the firideft honour and veracity are ready to atteft, to
the entire LtisfaiStion of the moft Lrupulous enquirer.
Furthtr particulars may he had at his houfe In Silver ftreet,
Edmonton; where the Sequel is fold, price, iu boa:l46s. 61
London, England, 1805-07-11

efiESHIRE.

TO BE SOLD, Purfnaist to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery, mule in a Caufe wherein John Peploe Mofley,
Clerk, and others, are Plaintiff,, and Peter Robotham and

others are Defendants, before Thomas Drake, Gentleman, the

Perron appointed by joint CamphAl, Efq one of the MalWrs
of the laid Court, in feveral dillinet Lets or Parcels, early in the
enfuing at th,t*City of Chelttr,
THE REAL ES'fATES of the late OSWALD
MOSLEY, Efq. deccafed, funncrly of Bolefworth Canine,
in the laid County, conlifting of the Capital Manfion called Bold-
worth Cattle, and the Park, Garden, and Plcafure Grounds, with
the I.ands and Farms contiguous to and furrounding it: The
Manors, or r....pet•zi Manors of Hatthill and of Chowley, in the
Paid County : Sundry Farms in the Townlhip of Chowley; the
Tythes of Chowley, and a part of the Tythes of the Tovinfldp of
Aldcrfey. The Mates are in excellent condition, well tenanted,
roonty at will; and abound with txcellent timber.
Particulars of the Mates will be ready to be deliver:d (gratis)
an or about the sth of July neat, at the office of the faid John
Cattt; hull, Efq. in Southampton Buildings, Chancery•lant ; of
Mr. John Lee, Solicitor, Chancery-lane ; Mai'. Plailpot and
Store, Solicitors, Rare-court, 'Temple, Lertdon ; of Mr. Phut?
liumbertlone, Solicitor, at Clielter ; at the lintel at Chettcr, and
at the Inn at Barnhill, near BoleiWorth.
London, England, 1805-07-11

OLD BAILLY.

lieficrely the Ge!lions commenced, when ten pri.
loners w•:rc tried, li.ven of whom were convided of
felohies, viz. _ _

T. Harti3, for flealing a quantity of wearing ap.
par el, the property of J. Wells ; J. Mead, for (leaf-
ing a cotton tandko.i chief, the property of W.
Stenuett ; Mary Glover, fOr flealing a filver table-
fpooo, the property of W. Walton ; J. Dove, for
Healing two cotton gowns, the property of W. Tun-
necliffe ; Ja. Davis, for tickling a counterpane, a
blanket, and two fheets, the property of I'. Rufby ;
T. lianfon, for Ilealing 411). of copper, the goods
of G. Grenfold and Co.; T. Vof., for flealing feve-
ral pair of fiockings, the property of R. Ireland.
Arid three were acquitted ; among whom was
Chrifil r Pldald was int/Vied for a mifdemeanor,
in ohLtru,lting the crew of his Majedy's revenue cruil:
er the Refolution, in the difcharge of their duty,
they having feized a quantity of Imuggled fpinits.
The eviderce adduced and the faits proved on this
trial were almod exadly the fame as appeared fan
lawn, on the trial of John George, who was capi
tally convktcd and fence executed, he having taken a
more active part err the Winds, and oat/ally- fired
on the officers. The faits were limply there : The
Refolution cutter being on a croife off the coaft of
Cornwall, on the loth of January haft, ohfrrved a
quantity of fpirits, to the amount of goo calks, lying
on the beach. at Sellan Cove. The Captain and
crew inflantly went on !bore, feized them, and were
in poffeflion for fume time, when a crowd of fmug
glers afrembled on a neighbouring hill, and fent a
man with one eye (the prifoner had• but one)4o tell
theml if they would give up tho prdlaerty, the kin
- • --

.M;,•

eters wnst3l4l aft hononrably by them. This propofall
Captain Parry refufed ; in confequence of which the
crew were attacked ;_ and, after a hot fkirmith, in
which feveral on both fides were killed and wound
ed, the fmugglers were beaten off, and the fpirits re-
mained in podellion of the ificers.
Captain Parry and two of the crew were exirrin-
ad, but could not fwcar to the prifuner, as the per.
fon who came to them from the fmugglers, any far-
ther than that perfon had a blind eye, and was drelf-
ed in a blue coat and white buttons.

loCeph George (brother to the man who was ere
euted), and his wife, depofed to the prifonci's being
among the fmugglers on that night, and to his being
dreffed in a blue coat and white lantttins.

Mr. Jullice Lava Ewes charged the Jnry, and ob.
ferved, that there was fame doubt relative to the pri.
foner being the peifon who came from the fmug-
glers, which they Would take into their confideratkn
before they delivered a verciaft.
The Jury, in a Wort time, acquitted the prifoner. ,
London, England, 1805-07-11

EAST-INDIA ROUSE, yine.22, fibs.
THE COURT of 'DIRECTORS of the UNITED
comexin- of IifERCIidiNTS eENdLAND trans
to the EAST INDIES, de hereby give 114.'ice,
That a General Court of the laid Company will be held at their
hnufe in Leadenhall-ftreet, on ttriday the 12th July nest, at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpo:e of laying before the Court
further proceedings of the Court of Directors, refpeding the
Plan for forming an tilablilment at Home for the Education if
Young Men intended for the Company's Civil Service in India.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary.
London, England, 1805-05-23

ARRIVED.

At Portfmouth, Union, Romaine, from Cibraltar—At Liver-
pool, Prefident, from Savannah ; and Venerable, Symons,
from Honduras—At Du'ilin sovereign, Mitchell, from Tortola
—Oil' Dover, Ddfuan, Kitik, from Canaries—At Grangemouth,
Prietifhip, Anderfon, from Nit:fuel—At Gottimburgh, Princeilau,
Minton, from China—At Barbadoes,l3artun, —, from Liverpool;
Montreal, I lay: s ; Albion. Linklatcr ; Duckingfield Hall, Chan-
nel' ; William Manning, ; Phenix, Baird; Annabella,
--; Adventure, Watfon ; Grenville Bay, Mann; Elizabeth,
King; Bro.hars, Derider:on ; Alfred, Orr; George Hibberts,
Morley; Princefs Amelia, Bayles ; Prince of Wales, Stirling; Ex-
eter, Smally ; Duke of York, News; Camden, Hill, Canada,
Rankin; raga. Straycock ; Haddock, Redman ; Lime, Cuth-
bert; Brllun.y Ferris; Cx,ar, Fowler; Hopewell, Read; Cox,
; Sir Edward Hamilton, Degnett ; Albion, Allar ; Earl
St. Vincent's, Major; ifalsella,Anderfon ; Montego Bay, Driffdl;
.Ailezando, Lifk ; and Nero, 0 rejig, train Loudosi ; and Crefcem,
Lyon, from the Omit of Africa—At Pll mouth, Magdalena, Monk
from Saloc—At Cork. Lady Carlsson, Ritchie, from Gibraltar;
Cambridge, Catterdi; Eliza, Pugh; and Richard, Pinbcr, from
Liverpool—Off Aldborough, Harford, Clark ; Fame, Anderfou ;
Neptune, Smi•h; and Venus, Johnflone, from Tonningen—At
Dominica, Active, —, from Cork—At Surinam, May, Smith ;
Intrepid, Campbell; and lonenna, Lewis, from the Coat of Afri-
ea—A, Berhice, Henry, Aoderfon, from Liverpool—At Deme-
rara, The. is, Jackfon; and William, Thompfon, from Liverpool
—At Africa, Harriet, —; and Refource, from Liver-
pool—At New Pr‘videnee, Montezuma, Lewis, from Liverpool;
and Pitt, Ntwconibe. from London—At Jamaica, Minerva,Pop-
plcw.,ll, fr London—At Seville, Jehu, Segerbreght; and Ca-
rolus Magnus, Paterfon, from Liverpool—At Liibon, Sarah,
Balifbury; and Francis, Nichols, from Liverpool—At Belfaft,
Commerce, Kearney, from I. ivel pool—At Huyhke, Cod Hook,
Hera% from Palermo and Sicily; and Anna Ckrittian, Hurof,
from Cephalonia—At Sligo. John, Kay, from Liverpool.

The Tagus, GA RDN R, and the Cofmopolite, Cox,
from Lohdon. arrived at Surinam on the sft of April,
with four othtrs. They were very much annoyed
by the Grand Decide privateer, from Cayenne, and
a fchooner, the day before they arrived there, which
were prevented from capturing them by the LILLY
fluop of war, who chafed them from the fleet.

The Meanwell, Parrt.a, from Liverpool for Bar-
badoes, is captured, and carried into Guadaloupe.
The Nova Sociedate, from Liverpool for L'fbcr,'s
captured, and carried into Corunna.
Wednefday failed from Leith Roads, the THAMES
armed !hip, with the trade for Tonningen.
The Augulla, -, from Antigua for BeHA,
Inas fpuke with by the Pickle fchoont: , in lat. 49. 4.t .
long. 24. 2.
The Iletrzy, cf Portland, from Charlefton, for Li
♦erpool, Gut z 6 days, was ['poke with, all well, on
the t2lll inLt. 41 lat. 46. 25. 1011 g. 22. 13.
London, England, 1805-05-23

i s
M=.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVMWD, MAY 2 L—Pa Ted by, the Timbers Keller, Brigge,
from Norway ; Hercules, Underberg ; Winter, Falk ; and Mu-
betlacht, Norman, from D.unz!e.

Letters have been received from the fquadron and
convoy under the command of Sir THOMAS TROU-
BRIDGE, dated the 7th init. lat.o. long. 2 I. all well.
When they were thirty leagues S. W. of Ufhant, the
Admiral herd of the departure of the Toulon fleet,
and shaped his courfe accordingly. The fleet had
met with bad weather, much wet and cold. The
Camden and Devonlhire Et Indiamen had loft their
fore top mans, and vete not refitted when the ad-
vices came away.

Extra& of a letter from on board one of the fri-
gates under the orders of Lordlslsasort, dated on their
palfage to Gibraltar, Cape de•Gatt, about go leagues
Well, April 21 : -

- .
it Is afcertaincd, that the enemy's fleet puffed Gibraltar on the
gth initant, confining of t i fail of the line, 7 frigates, and three
brigs—cn the loth they arrived off Cadiz, where they were joined
by the Spanifla with five fail of tile :lac, and one frigate, in lefs
th..ti three hours, and all proceeded to the Weftward, with a frelh
E.Aterly wind. Sir joint Oant's fquadron, confining of s fail of
the line, and a or; frigates, eight in all, were in fight iron• Cadiz
at the time the enemy were lying-to off that place. (Jur Chief
certainly had an opinion the enemy won bound Ealtward, and
for that reafon remained to the fouthward of Sardinia to intercept
them. It is unfortunate, that at the very time our fleet had ftrong
North-Weil breezes, the enemy carried a frefh ilafterly gale—this
has given them fo great a !tart, that it prceluda all lives of our
ovt.etaking them. The fleet are gt vire to the WeftwArd as fait u
variaNle winis will allow them. The .Amazon 1.1 fent to Lifbon
for information. The general opinion is, that the enemy are gone
to !retard, and i ho'e the Fifgsrd, who failed from Gil -
hours after the enemy pared, bound off Ulbant and '
tt may yet a-head of 'het, Gentlernee
information. Captain Capcl, of the Phtrbe, is left
Mediterranean, with t:.-Le of row frigates and k•t
his command. Captain So:Leron I. Rationed at
Excellent."

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and Ireland with
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Naples with the
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London, England, 1805-05-23

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