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London, England, 1805-08-10

IPETMOUI 11, AUGUST 8:

Yeflerday the trincefs Are BLIA completed her sad
year, which was celebrated.here with great fplendour,
by a grand entertainment giyen by their MAILSTI es,
at the Royal, Hotel, to the principal part of the com-
pany here, and the neighbouring Nobility and Gen.
cit.—About three o'clock, the Royal Family went
to the Hotel, and received their guefts with their
ufual affability and condefcenfion, and for which they
are fo eminently diftinguillied.
At half palt fonr the dinner began to be ferved
up. There were turtles, venifon, and every delicacy
that could be procured; the molt choice wines, and
every thing worthy a kingly banquet. The Kum's
table was ornamented with a Gothic colonade feven
feet high, elegantly furrounded with beautiful flow-
ers. Under the arch were beautiful glafs wares, on
pedeftals • the four corners prefented the name of the
Princefs Lucia in the parterre work; at the head
and foot were prefented two beautiful figures of Bri-
tannia and Minerva, fupporting the letters P. A.
The nine principal tables were thus ornamented :
The firft had five elegant ornaments in fruit and
flowers, betides a variety of landfcapes. The fecond
table had an elegant rich temple, with emblematical
trophies of war, and the parterring or rand work dif-
played a view of Weymouth and the Camp, which
was very correitly and ingenioufly executed by the
artift. This was much noticed, and highly amufed
the company. The third table had three elegant
piece; of mufic, with devices in parterre, or land-
work, molt taftefully executed to anfwer. The fourth
table, five beautiful red glafs vafes were difplayed,
with beautiful landfcapes of winter pieces, richly
finifhed on the parterring work. On the fifth table
was a beautiful piece of Arabefque ornament ; fide-
pieces to anfwer. On the parterring or fand•work the
choicett fruits, flowers and birds, were difplayed in
the moR fanciful (Lyle. The fixth table difplayed a
very elegant grotto, with fountains and water-talls.
The fand-work difplayed twu beautiful figures, fup.
porting the letters P. A. &c. On the feventh table
were three elegant pieces of ornaments, fix feet high,
very taftefully decorated with flowers, and the par-
terring work to anfwer. The eighth table was a molt
beautiful fet of glafs vafes, decorated with the molt
choice flowers. A very elegant green glafs was on
the ninth table, and the parterring work difplayed a
variety of birds.
Between feven and eight o'clock the ball-room was
thrown open, and dancing commenced, and continu-
ed till half pea eleven. The Royal Dukes danced
alternately with their lovely fillers.
Their Mayan.' as appeared in excellent health and
fpii its, and were much gratified at entertaining fuck
a numerous affemblage of their loving fubjefts.
At feven o'clock this morning his Mayerry took
his ufual ride. After breakfatt his Majetty, with a
numerous company, and feveral attendants, went on
board the Royal Yacht. The Mellinger who arrived
this morning with difpatches from Mu:lifters, attend-
ed his Majelly onboard.
Arrivals at Luce's Hotel :
John Penn, Efq. Mr. Corryndon, and James Morgan, Efq.
London, England, 1805-08-10

CORK, AUGUST 3.

Major General BERESYORD and Corte arrived in
this city on Monday ; yeflerday General Sir
DAVID BAIRD, Major rUCN. ER, and the Hon. Capt.
Gnarrom arrived at Scragg's Hotel.
Tuefday morning, Major General PA Me fet ont
from Limerick, for the camp at the Curragh of Kii.
dare, where he in!ards remaining for fome
The Hon. Brigadier General Li sLIR if holltly er.
paled there to take the command of that garrilun,
in the interim, Lieutenant Colonel STRWART, of thr
25th regiment, is the fenior officer.
This morning his Majefty's fhip BattAtastrr, Capt.
BARR R., arrived in our harbour from a cruizt.

The fhips of war in our harbour are-I:79cillu
Leda, and Brilliant frigates ; Eurus Bore thip ;
Trent, hofpital fhip ; Mar►a and Louifa tenders.

We regret to (late what we have only been inform.
ed of within this day or two, that on the 1311!
a fire was difcovered in a large heap of faggoz!, the
property of a man named Shea, at Cl,gheen, in the
north liberties of this city, and in a little time after
in a milk houfe, adjoining his dwelling-houfe, in which
were 16 petfons, two fields dillant from the faggot
heap. The coincidence of time in the appearance of
the fire in different places, has given room for an
opinion, that it was etfeaed by fome wicked incendi•
cries. The dwelling•hotife and family, were pre•
ferved by a neighbouring watchman who obfetred
the fire timely enough to awaken the family. He
obfrrved a woman, he raid, in the a& of committing
this atrocious deed—bnt preferred the prefervatiou of
the family, to the purfuing and detrain.* her, as their
dangci was too iminent to admit of delay.
London, England, 1805-08-10

BRIGHTON, AUGUST 8.

The Duke of Suss ix arrived here tali night. The 1
PRINCII returned from Lord TUURLOW'S• where his
Royal Highnefs dined, at an early hour. and enjoyed
an harmonious evening with his Royal Brother, at the
Pavilion. The Panics and the Duke of Sum'
paraded the Steyne together for foam time this mor-
ning. Many faihionables of the net rank were alfo
on the walk.

The Cewormy floop of war, in honour of the
Palace, fired a Royal Salute within gun mot of the
town this morning. The fafhionable contents of
many of our heft pleafure boats had been previoufly
pot on board the vefrel. Lord Cloven's yacht was
riding on the billows, kill ailern of her. The Captain
of the Hoop, with Captain SpoonLa, afterwards pa-
raded the Steyne.
Some excellent diverfion was enjoyed on Marlbo-
rough Steyne laR night; Lord BaaaVUOaa and Mr.
Maszism, as the riders, trying their powers in a don-
key race. Mr. MELLISH for tome time had the ad-
vantage,the Noble Lord making all the play he could;
but that would nnt have been fufficient, had not Mr.
Mezzisa ultimately been thrown, and thereby given
his opponent an opportunity of winning the race ;
which opportunity, it is (comely neceffary to fay, he
embraced. All parties, however, were fatisfied ;
though his Lordfizip was declared the vittor amida,the
united acclamation, of the populace.
The improvements already made here, and thofe
projetted, feem to Phew that this place, in proportion
to tts flee, keeps pace nearly with the metropolis.
Among the intended improvements the ereelion of
tea-piers to make an artificial harbour, is confidently
mentioned. This plan is faneinned by His Royal
Highnefs the Paziecr of WALES, who is ever ready
to contribute both by his patronage and affillance to
any meafure tending to the improvement of this place.
Mr. DODD, the engineer, has already commenced a
Purvey for the purpofe of Jrawing up a plan of this
ISCW harbour.

GLOI7CISTEIL ELSCTION.-Our Readers may de-
pend on the correanefs of the following Statement.
At the clofe of the Poll on Wednefday (firft day) the
numbers, by tallies, were—

For Lord Anher Samara 33 Captain Morris 53
Second Day so Second Day 142
Third Day, at s o'clock, 110 Third Day, at s o'clock 8o

Downsuiss Etscriow.—On Saturday evening
the Rate of the poll for the County of Down flood as
follows :
For Vireoant Caillereagh - 601
Por Lieut. Col. Made y 7o
Majority —4B

NATIONAL DENT.—An Account, thewing what
has been redeemed of the National Debt, the Land-
Tax, and Imperial Loan, to the tft Augufl, 18°5 :

i. s. 1
Redcemed by Annual Million. Re. - 55,499,070 0 o
Ditto by il. per cent. per Ann. On LOUTS 4140405 0 0
Ditto by Land Tax - 21,094395 o o
Ditto by al. per Ct. per Ann. on Imp. Loan 395,767 o o

Total

rt0,t56,737 o o

The_fumto be czpended In the earning Toner is i,831,606 6 4

A. the Bath coach was returning to town yeller•
day morning, it overturned and broke the thighs of
one outfidc patina' and the leg of another.
London, England, 1805-08-10

HANTS.

TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION, ty Mr. WELLER,
On Ab'ednefday, the t4th initant, precifely at Twelve o'clock,
At the Ship and Belt, Horadean,
Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, lying
A
within a Ring Fence, called WICK FARM ; eonfillirg of
a Farm Houle, Gardens, double Barn, Stables, Cart-honies, Gra-
nary, Calf.pi.n4, and Hog-panful+, together with nineteen Enclo-
Cures of Arable, Coppice. and Failure Land, containing :90 acres
and 3 roods, fituate in the Parillies of Charlton and idfworth ; an
admirable fituatioo for a Gentleman whole purfuits are •ri the
(ports of the field; it may truly be eitimated among the flat rpm,'
in the kingdom for a plenitude of game, and a delightful firuation
to teed a Cottage Ornee. The general feature of the country is
a landfcape of great variety—a very charming Hanger, rich in
foliage, extends to the extreme boundaries of the eftate. It is only
two miles from the Portfmouth road, and 60 front London.—
PoffelL”n will be given at Michaelmas next.
_

The Bailiff will thew the Farm; and printed particulars may he
bad by applying to Mars. Minchin and Conpigite, Solicitors,
Oofport ; Chapter Coffee-honk, London ; and of :Vlr. Weller, at
his Qeneral Agency Office, Chkbeffer, where a Flan of the Eltate
may be fsen.
London, England, 1805-08-10

KOTZEBUE'S NEW TRAVELS'.

MR. PHILLIPS repeflfstili itiornu the numerous ad-
mirers of the Writing: of KOTZEBUE, and the Pithiia
large, that be fMII jorAlylo Oa or about the 20th iofiaat a Faittful
Tralfiatiese of the ',east Travels tf iLis elatt4cr (t_rforrxei is 4104
aid t 805) THROUGH ITALY.
Tait Worh will form four bandficer cud Ir!•fily priv!Nl Volumes,
fatal leigavo, pricezcs, in kardr.
Of all Exohplers may hr bad, xeze Edition, of :Li isuch.a imbed
Travels of de fame Alb r into SIBERIA AND FRANCE, ,a.l,
t; em i• three ele:axt l'oltmer, the fame fire a; :Le New
?Froth, prier I y.6d. per Set, ix boards.
Bridge-greet, Auguß 8,180 s.
London, England, 1805-08-10

SUSSEX.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WELLER,
On Tuelday the t 3th of Acquit, 18os, precifely at Two o'Clock in
the Afternoon, at Cowdrat Park,
VALUABLE CATTLE, which have been Bred
from a Sticdtion of the belt Stock in Suffex--comprifing
Sixteen Working Oxeu, Fnur alearling Heifers,
Seven 3-yearling Steers, Four Yearling 'letters,
A capital Bull, One 2-yearling Steer,
One Bull Stag, Nine weaned Calves,
Twenty two beautiful Cows, Twelve Sou.h-down Ram
with Two Calves at foot, I.ambs, &c. &c.
The Stock may be viewed two days previous to the fele, by ap-
plying to Mr. Darner, at Eafebourne.
Cowdray Park is at the verge of the town of Mi4hurft, which
is so miles from London, fix from Pctworth, and eleven from
Chiehefter.—Catalogues may be had at the Dolphin, Petcrfi,l.l;
King's Arms, Godalming ; Anchor, I.iphook, Ship and Bell, Horn-
dean; Fountain, Porfmouth ; Bear, Havant; NoritdkA nns. Arun-
del ; Old Ship, Brighton ; Chapter Coffee Houk, London, and of
Mr. Weiler, at his General Agency Office, Chicheficr,
London, England, 1805-08-10

IPCAT/Ara INTELLIGENCE.

F.DINBUROH RACES.
Saturday the purfe for the beaten horfes of the
week was run for over the Sands of Leith, and
won by.
Mr. Khansld's bay mare
Mr. Carnegie 's e. a Mffs Betfey
Mr. Warrices Unfortunate Jack

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• Mt.

OXFORD RACES, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6.
A Cup of wogs. value, by Subferibers of togs. each.
Four miles.

Mr. Fenwick's b. L Mifs Coiner, by Don ctlaote, 4 yrs old
Mr. Kellermann's eh. m. Marv, s yrs old - a
Mr. IQllermaun's Magic, 3 yrs old
Five to 4 on Alaric, and 9 to 4 aRR. Mifs Coiner.
The Plate was not run for want of horfes.
WIDII SDA r.—Sweepflakes of togs. each for hunters.
Four miles.
Lord F. A. Spencer's ch. g Sylsamu, 6 yrs old, walked over.
Fifty Pounds for 3 yr and 4 yrs olds, &c.
Two mile heats.

Mr. Abbey's bl. f. Vireo, by Sir Peter, 4yn old - it a
Mr. Feawiek's b. g. Emu* 4 yrs aid • • a dr
-

HUNTINGDON. AUGUST 7.
Fifty Pounds was run for on Portholm Meadow—
free for 4,5, 6 years old and aged bodes, dec.—
mile heats, 4 yrs old carrying yft. 91b. ; 5 yrs
old 811. 51b. ; 6 yrs old Bft. talb. ; and aged O.—
mares and geldings allowed 31b. Winners of one
Plate or Sweepftakes in the year tBos, taming
41b. extra.—of two, 61b.—Thole which never was
a Plate or Sweepftakes, allowed 41b.
Mr. Plaices b. tn. Two Sboes. 4ri old (woo a Plo**) t s
•I
Sir Charles Banbury's Eleinor, aged - •
Mr. Elwcis b. f. Malden, yrs old (won a Pkte) 3 3 3
At ftarting a to I in favour of Eleanor.—After
the firft heat even betting Eleanor againft the field;
and after the fecond heat, a to t Eleanor againft the
field.—A very good race between Eleanor and Two
Shoes.—Mr. Elwes's filly could not make the play
expeCted, in confequence of the hard running on the
preceding day, when fhe won the Plate after four
contefted heats.
Notwithftanding it rained inceffAntly from two
o'clock till near fix, it did not prevent the company
from attending the ground at five, the time of the
horfes Ratting and we witneffed nearly the fame 4.
!emblaze of alio* as on the preceding day.

NOTTINGHAM RACES, TUESDAY. AUG. 6.
His Majeily's Plate of wogs. Four-mile heats.
Mr. Aekers's b. e. Newellle. by Wary, 4 yrs old -
Mr. Morris's eh. h. Tornadomed - 4
Mr. Harris's b. b. Sir Rowland, 3 yrs old - sdr
Mr. J. Peveral's eh. e. Damper, 4 yrs old 3 dr
Sweepitskes of sgs. each, with Sol. added.
One Mile.

Mr. Sirwers b. f. Goofeeap . .
Gen. Grofvenor's b. e. Skinniffaer
Mr. Spa's b. E Maid of lllington

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WIDNISDAY.
Fifty Pounds for 4.yr old Colts, &c.-2 mile beats.
Mr. Clifton's b. f. Jofephina, by Sir Peter t
Mr. Peveral's ck. c. Damper a S
•
Sweepilakes of togs, each. for Htmters.-4 miles.
Lord F. Bentinek's b. g. Lothario, by Chance •
Mr. Warde's b.& by Achilles, dam by Match'an •
London, England, 1805-08-10

CURIMGIi CAMP, K,1.D.112E,

A camp, conftaing of feveral regiments nicaval,,.
brigades of horfc and foot artillery, the tt hole of t!
light infantry battalions of the Army of lt eland, and
feveral regiment► of the line and militia, ...,:vitintincr
in all to 20,ca0 men, has been tanned on the Curragc
of Kildare, under the command ef Lieut. Gen. Sir
Cr.ss. Ascits, Lieut. Gen. Earl ROSSI. M2jOr
Generals Ms vatc K and Ca mrasni., and feveral other
General officers belonging to the Camp. Ibe Com.
rr.ander of the Forces will often be prefent, N;:i'
fuperintend the exercife.
London, England, 1805-02-21

Mr. BEI.S11.11.:I's HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN,

Prnm the Revolution, i6BB, to the Peace of Amiens, 1802.
This day was publahed, price tBs. in boards, the rah and 12th,
. nr concludmg Volumes, of
_ _ _ _ _ _

THE HISTORY of dREAT.BRITAIN, from
the Revolution, 1638, to the Peace of Amiens, dos.

By WILLIAM BELSHAM, Efq.
Printed for RicHARI) PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge•Rreet, Black-
friars, and to be had of all Bookfellers.
The form..r Volumes of this valuable Work, which have been
long out of pint, are now reprinting with the lath corredions of
the author, and will be publifhed with all potable (peed.
The entire work, forming the only Hlftory of Great Britain
from the Revolution to the prefent time by a Engle writer, may
then be bad complete in 12 uniform Volumes, Soo. price Five
Guinea. in boards.

Purehafen of t►e firft eight Volumes, who are not provided
with the 9th and loth, may be accommodated, on making early
application, with thole Volumes feparately, price t gs. i., boards.
London, England, 1805-02-21

BOTANY.

This day was publifbed, in one large volume, Svo. embelHlhed
with twenty-five new plate's, accurately drawn from Nature by
EDW.% RD g, engraved by •:ANION, price il. is. boards, or H. ass.
with the Plates beautifully coloured,
ABOTANICAL DICTIONARY, or ELE-
MENTS of SYSTEMATIC and PHILOSOPHICAL 80.
TANY. By COLIN MILNE, Li,. D. Author of the inftitutee
of Botany. and Habitations of Englilh Plants ; third Edition, re-
viled, correeted, and eery conaderably enlarged.
This Dinionary has long been the admiration of Europe, and
is quoted a. of the Brit authority by all the moll eminent writers
both in this country and abroad, and is recommended by the
molt emirent Protellbrs and Teachers of Botany, as containing an
excellent Fund of Botanical Inftruction -irceffary to be known by
every p'erfon who is cultivating that ufeful and agreeable Science.
London : Printed for H.l). Syntonds, No. 23, Paternofter.row;
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Where may be had, a new Edition of Curtis's Pradtical Obfer-
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London, England, 1805-02-21

.-- Boebeciamp, Gent. to be Enign, vies SaGui.

Lieutenant Giovanni Arata to be Adjutant
Quarter Mafter Serjunt Angela Marriotti to be Ql.tartcr Malta.
New Brunfwkk Fenciblee•—lieutenant WMi.on Proa. ,r, from
half pay of the gth Foot, to be Lieutenant, with temporary
rank, vice Sprowle,appohned to the 35th Foot.
Nova Scotia Fencibles—Lieutenant Colonel William Augutivi
Prevolt, from the toth Garrifoi, Dl:tali:ln, to be Licu:,.naut
Coloacl, trice Vcrey,appoiiit,.4 to thk. z9til Foot.

Marla Everitt Beaver, Cott. to be Enke, vice rtrsrl,;r:. pro.
moted in the Royals.
ad Royal 'Veteran Battalion—Serjeant Newman, of t'oc Ift
Foot Guards, to be Enlign, vice Berkeley, appointed (),..,....rt.cr

IVfafter.
Bth Ditto..-Captain George A-Amain, from the 4th Folk, to be
Captain of a Company.
ItrifORAND'JM, . .

Surgeon j. Ruston. of the 6th G.tcrif:bn Wittalion, who was fa.
perfeded in the Gazette of the 2d init.un is reinitatea: his rank.
Captain George Risington, of the 37th root, is tuperfeded, never
saving joined fince appointed.
The undermentioned Officers are firperfeded, being

ahlent without leave.
Foot—AlNltant Surgeon -- Cnomac.

6153 h Ditto—Captain Rice V. Edwards.
Newfoundland Forcible Infantry—Lieutenant Edward Tatham

ORDNANCE OFFICE, FIB 18.
Royal Regiment of Artillery-
Secon4 Lieutenant Thomas Carter to he Firit Lieutenant, nice
Nal Merch.r, retir Dated Feb. t 6, t 835.
Cornmitlions in the Banffslinte Volunteer Infantry,

figned by the Lord Lieutenant.-01 Battalion.
Enfign George Smith to be Lieutenant, vice Jo! n Corvie, virl••

William Corvie, Gent. to be FnFgn, vice Gtorge Smith, promo-
ted. Dated January 21, 18C5.
zd Battalion.

Liemenant Alexander Robcrtfon to be Captain, vice John war„
retuned. Dated January i 7, aos.
Thomas Stewatt, Gent. to be Ennio, vice Machattie, who arpolos.
Dated September 25, 1804.
Commiffiona in the Dorretfhirc Militia, Signed by
London, England, 1805-02-21

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25,e001. firft-dr..wn the Bth Day.
POPE recommends an early application at the
Lucky Office, Corner of the Royal Exchange oppoUte the
Dank, as the Wheel is extremely rich, there are but Three Days to
View, and very few Tickets remain enfold.
Tnefday next will be the Bth Day's Drawing.
London, England, 1805-02-21

TWENTY-FIVP THOUSAND POUNDS.

TBISH refpeafully :IC(10411114 the Public, that
• the nest day of Drawing vdU be on Tuefday neat the
s6th loft, and the Firft Drawn Ticket, is entitled to 13.0001
Tickers and Shares warranted undrawn, continue on Sale at
Oflis.es, 4. CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, where
No. 6431, a Prize of aci,oool. No. arch?. a Prize of Loud and
No. 83zz, a Prix of std. have already been Sold, Shared, and
Regiftered.
London, England, 1805-02-21

" Ttlt ONLY WAS ruorst rot DA. jimts's Powrza."

HAVING dedicated myfeif to the Rudy, and teen
gratified by the molt conilderabit pradice lu that brands
*bleb I thought proper to filed, I troll that 1 have not tome mit.
employed my time than there who. in the er.tcofive field of the
profeillon, art occationally immerfed In uncertainty, and cannot
ahvays attain that fuxefs which is acquired ky COMMtriting the
intelkdtual power to one clefs of dirordas.
The difeares of DEBILITY are peculiarly &Ending, for the,
bring with them a train of concomitant fymptcens, and, by de•
prelbon of all vital energy, exittence Wolf ts,:o-aes embittered...
Whether they wife from the preraler of I.li exampir, thedcitrno•
tire habits of fehool•boys, or the induigenc-s of maturity, they rc-
quire the molt endures proferEccal ; but by the ignorance
of uneducated men, the symptom:ware aggravated, any the coat-
tucks° is deftroycd.
Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLFOE of SUROEOPIR,
I ground my pretentious on regularity of education; and poffrang
every privilege to prat lee, I feel myrelf entitled to that coafi%lmat
with which 'have hitherto been fo liberally honoured.
. In the fist fonfations of local wanes, early application wig
orercut the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the er
fern, from a coorcionfners of the unmatilinerl of the vice wlicc.
canted his misforttme, is fearful of the contempt or eenrure of hi.
family pbyfician, and broods over his inhr:nity with careful con •
cralment, it malt be radsfsdlory for him to be allured tot on:y of
capability of treatment, but aLo of. the m o Inviokble reerecy.
And in recent Venereal Complaints it is puffible to prevent pain.
danger or diftrefs ; in the molt com2licatol cafes It is the acquire-
mcot of exclave experience In this hoe to caret a fafe, certain,
sand [Deady re-eßablifhrnent.
• I offer the advantage of this experience to three archly= fez who
are afilided with any kind of DF.OLLITIi. of any rympteens of
VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all cafes ;h.: terms of remit-
acted on are Rated on the heft :ntersiew.

Pati.entsin the country are eap:...Etmito !nett* a Bank Doe, sad
are repeat to fpeclfy their 'r and manner os
MARTIN BRIsE,
11/fetnhex of the Royal College of Surgeon. in Leyden,
110*, Aruudd-ftetet, Stmt. neat Terwk• liar

• .uNDON t Piloted mod pubilibed by LEVEL KENT. (of (..%171.`
ter', ary-t6Lambeth), at the STAR OtTlCts zslf•
lint ed alro at the STAR OS iC a, Temple Exr.
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through all its parts, the Editor ha( been fol;citous to keep at an
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who with to poffefs at a moderate erpence, a complete body of
Univerfal Hi!tory, brought down to the prefent time, to Schools
In particular, to Students, and to circulating and private Libraries,
the entire Work will unqueabnahly prove a valuabk and deftrable
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London • Printed for Ric HARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, New Bridge.
tireet, and fo'd by all Bookfellers.
••• Nine Volume• of thirvaluabk Work are occupied with Au-
dent. and Sixteen with Modern Hiltory ; and there two principal
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The following are peculiarly adapted to the ufe of Schools and
Young Perfons of !Lich Sexes, and cobilltute a feleEt hiftorical Li •
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London, England, 1805-02-21

NEW MEDIC NR ACT.

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V -
NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's
. Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder.
and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, th-t in con.
foquence of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine
will be in future as. 9d. per Packet, or I. ss. 6d. per Dozes:
but the Quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made op
for the Army and Navy) may N. had for tl. 0. And u Stamps
are prepared, by order of the Commitflooers, for Mire,. New—
bery's feparate Ufe, in which the Words, " F. Newbcry, No. as,,
St. Paul's" are engraved, and as it is prefumed that this will be
a funk-tent Security again, Counterfeit., his Signature on the Lis•
bets will be difrontinued.

The following are the prices of their W.:fiches, to the brit
twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are dazed, but theft
who parchafe fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamp
r,ratts._ _ _

Dr. James's Powder I 9 Dalby's Carminative aga
—a Bottle 24 0 Dr. Aultin's Chalybeate
Analeptie Pills 4 6 PiUs - • 4 •
large Box 24 0 Frrake's Tint. of Bark 1 *
Dr. Steers's Opodeldoe 2 6 Ditto Huxham's ditto 3a '
Contrulfion Oil 2 6 Tonic Bills - a 9
.---- Nitre Drops 2 6 Fngliat Coffeit - 1 9
Camomile Drops 19 Dr. Hooper'. Pills /r‘
.---. Paregoric 1.0• Grant's Drops a lt
20401 • 2 1{ Inglith's Scots Pills a o
Angibaud's Blois ditto aa t Henr}'s hlagne6a 2ir
ElTcliCe of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton'. Dr, p, 5 6
Mr. hpence's Dentifrice 4 0 Spilibury'saops s 6
Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Solandcr's Tea 2 9
Jones's Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Greeneugh's Tinctures tat
Bury's Bilious Pill. 4 6 Ditto Tula Lestelges Izi
Effence of Peppermint ta I thence of Gioger S 9
Clafs's Magnolia 3 6
N. B. As many Patents, particularly Mcffengert, miftalte the
hour.: of Mars. Newhery, they think it neceffary to point out,
that it is at the Ealt end of St Paul's, four doors from CJlcaplidic
with there Words inferibeti on the front—
London, England, 1805-02-21

WHEEL OF FORTUNE-

lof as poo-3 oi lopocl.-3 of s,oool. Ake.
IT ROBERTS begs to acquaint the Public, that
da. • there are but Three Days to draw, and the Witt el is unpre•
adestedly Rich. Tickets and Shares arc felling at his Old State
Lowery Office, No.B, Conlin.
Toefday next win be the Bth Day's Drawing.

REMARKABLE RICH WHEEL.
1 Plitt of 15,0001 3 Prises of 5,000 L
3 locaoL I 1 -
&c. &e. ice.
'ICKETS and Shares will continue on Sale 'Aida
any remain, g DRUMMOND'. Office, No. 65, Fleet-
ibeet, where No. 5438, a Prise of scot. was fold and regißcred
ma the Second Day of Drawing.
A. DRUMMOND recommends an early porchafe, as very faw
Veleta areleft on hand. Tbe Contradict., much to their credit,
lane engaged to provide the Office-keeper. with them as long as
they have any left.
Tudday next will be the Bth Day's Drawing.
efSCOTT returns his moll grateful acknowledg-
• menu to his Friends and the Public for the kind Patronage
Ite has received, and think. kids Duty to Inform them that the
TICKETS for the GRAND STATE LOTTERY (now draw-
ing) ere nearly all fold ; therefore, to prevent difappointment, he
secoenniends an immediate application at his old ellablithed Porto-
Sate Office, No. 75, New Bund.ltreet, where he will Canaan! fet-
ing Tickets and Shares, warranted untlrawn, whilß any remain.
The unprteedented demand for Tickets and Shares is obvioni to
the meant-it capacity,the Wheel containing one Prise of aspcol.
three of t0,0c...1. three of 5,0001 fuur of sip:x:lBa of 3001. befades
allabtfolll 1101:1, &C. &c &c. •
Tuelday next will be the Bth Day's Drawing.

STATE LOTTERY.
TElghth I).ty of Drawing will be TnefdAy
-a= next the 26th inßant. when the Firß-Drawn Ticket *dl be
added to TWINTT-Ilea THOUSAND PODNDS•
Ticket. and Shares, warranted indrawn, continue on Sale
At Mars. HAZARD, BURN', and CO's. °Rice,

. . ,
No. 93, Royal Exchange.
Lifts of the Fortunate Numbers in the Shatfpeare Lottery may
be hail at :hi. Office, where (even of the Capital Prizes were fold.

A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
SUROESS ANA SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND

OTHER RICH SAUCES.
THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
raised by HIS ESSENCE. OE ANCHOVIES and other
RICH.SAUCES, for Fift Sitiffe, Strum Ikvi: HOW Cahn Reed',
lerpteab. M.hie Difies, Wild fetid, ea Gate; with many Deis
*van for the Table. Sideboard, and store Room; which are more
fully a:prated in his Catalogue, (Me M.: ►be hrreitor .f thew,) has
Induced many perform to give the fame name to Articles entirely
diecrent,wtitth arc tended at many Shops in London, by pert ms
wlO go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland. and Scotland.
to kid: Ordu-s of Tradehisen and Inn-keepers, who in conic-
quence are often fared with Sparkas SW', of very inferior quali-
ties, whk h is not only an Impolltion, but a great difappointment
to Families who purthafe them wicks view of laving good Sauce
to ?her Fill,,fas.
N. E. Nona are His Gettable, but what have thefe words on
C.e Label," EURGLSS and SONS, Original and Superior ES-
T!' NCE. OE ANCHOVIES, No. loj, Strand, Cerner of Savoy
heat, Lon 4"
London, England, 1805-02-21

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This day was publifhed, in One Volume r Imo, price 4s inboards,
'THE DOMESTIC PHARMACOPCEIA ; or,
1. Complete Medical Guide for Families ;containing an Alpha.
betical Arrangement, in the form of a Dictionary, of allDifeafes
of which the Human Frame is liable, with the Sytnptoms at-
tendant on each ; and the molt fimp'e and rational modes ofTreat.
mem, drawn from high and approved authorities. The whule
preceded by diredlions fur preferving health and attaining long
life; together with rule, for nulling lick perfons; and terminated
by an Appendix, alfo alphabetically amnged, of favourite and do-
mettic ranediett, medicatncnts, fee. which being calculated to meet
and combat fuccefsfully all incidental attacks of difeafe, it is in •
cumbent on every prudent Family to poll', fs.
Loudon 3 Printed for S. Higliley (fuccefror to the late Mr. John
Murray), No. 24, Fleet-ftreet.
London, England, 1805-02-21

the Lnrd Lieutenant.

Enfign David Coffins Carpenter to be Lieutenant, vim Predeekk.
Layton, reigned; Robert Sarapfon, Gent. to be Fi'Ego, Mee
David Collins Carpenter, promoted. Dated Jar. 8, tßoc.
Commiirinns in the 2d Battali,,n of llotfee
teem, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Enfign Richard Allen to be Lieutenant, vice G. W. Legard, re.
Ggned • John Bird, jun. Gent. to be Eidign, vice William Gea.
gory, refigoed. Dated jan.39. 18e4.
London, England, 1805-02-21

BIEL /HS.

Tuefday, the Lady of James Loth, Efq- of jefrnond of arm.
Thurfday, at Winehmlre-hill, the Lady of Captain Cruden, d
the IR Regiment of R tyal Tower Hamlets Militia. of a fon.
Sunday morning, Mrs. Q. B. Lonfdaie, Greenwick
of a daughter.
Wedmlday fennight, at Kennington, Mrs. Thompfon, wife et
James Thompfon, Efq. of the Royal Navy.
Same day, the Lady of John Bardon, Efq. of the Lawn, South
I.ambeth, of a fon
On the rtla ult. at Barneviiie Park, Gloucefterthire, Lady
Colby, of a fon.
At Rofs Lodge, on the 3d inßant, Mrs. Colonel Colqnhoun, of
a fon.

MARRIED.
On Thurftlay !aft, at St. George's, Bloom:bury, He.nry Sam**
Fry, FN. of Stoke Newington, to Milk Wood, daughter of the law
Mrs. Wood, of Kennington-lane._

At Dcal. Captain EdoJan! Leigh, at the armed Chip Helder, to
Mifs Bowling, daughter of Mr. eJwling, druggik of Henley-arm-
names.

DIED

On the tsth inf. at Stontheufe, Lieutenant Philip Codd, of ftee
fccond Veteran Batta.ion, after having ferved his King and Counter
48 Team
On Saturday morning, at his houfe in Charlotte-Bred, Fl=ror.
fquare, Samuel Foyfier, Efq. one of his Majefty's Jullices of tar
Peace for the county of Middleftz.

On Wednefday re'nnight, the Rev. Archer Thonipfon, aged gas
alternative morning preacher at 92rbee Chapel, Portman-knew.
afternoon preacher at St. Charge s, Hanover-fquare. aad evaairyg
preacher at the Magdalen.
Thurfday laft, at Eye, Suffolk, in the 95th year obis age, Hr.
George Pretyman, formerly Town Clerk of that Corporation.
Sunday morning, in Woburn.plact, Ruffell-fguare, Mrs. Allan.
widow of the late Alex. Peter Allan, Erg. of Mill Greta Hask,
Met.
London, England, 1805-02-19

LONDON SESSIONS.

Yelerday, after the Grand and Petty Jules were
(worn, the Court proceeded to hear the appeals, in
which little of novelty or of public intereft occurred.
The following were the only cafes worthy of notice:
Wolfe Lyons, a miferable looking old man, was
found gnilty of an affault, with intent to commit a
heinous crime.

The Common Serjeant having Rated to the Court,
that the prifoner had formerly been convicted of a fi-
milar offence, for which he was imprifoned three
years, the Court confulted on his punithment, and,
after Tome deliberation, deferred judgment until the
profecutor's Counfel produced the record of his for-
mer fentence.

Win. Grave, was tried on an indiElment, for affault-
ing, with intent to ravifb, Mary Scott.
The Profecutrix, who is a very young girl, lives
fervant at a public.houfe, in Crotched Friars, and
gave her evidence as to the affault in a very cool
way, and with an unblufbing front.—The Defen-
dant, it appeared, took advantage of her being (weep-
ing out his room to make fome amorous approaches
to hsr. She retired into another room, when he
prefseeded to take fome indecent freedoms with her
perfoo, when the Galled out, and he defined.
On her crofs•exarnination the faid the did not call
out very loud, nor did he ufe any great violence—
this happened at half paft two in the day, and the
informed her millrefs of the rudenefs offered her at
eight in the evening, and not before.
The Foreman of the Jury Rated to his Lordfhip
they were satisfied, and then found a verdion of—Not
Guilty.
Powell, for assaulting J. Boxer, received
lenience to pay a fine of sof. to be confined in the
New Compeer, for one month, and further until the
fine is paid.
London,
Bodied!, a broker and Liveryman of the city
of London, was found guilty of affaulting R. Waife,
a merchant, ?eliding in Falcon-fquare.--The circum-
fiances of the cafe were of a frivolous nature, and
the matter was adiniked in the precut of the Court.
London, England, 1805-02-19

THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE.
TM* day was publiftied, in Five Volumes 042av0, Price at 31.
Boards, or in Numbers, prier al. is.
THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE, a periodical
Work, exclufively devoted to AGRICULTURE and Rural
Afars, foe 'Son, aos, tilos, 'So.; and 1304. Poblifbed qouterly.
Lanburgh. Printed for Archibald Conflable sad Co. &HA.
burgh : and fold by Longman, Hurft, Rea, and Ohne, No. 39,
Paterw.lter-r ow.

The defy. n of the Farmer's Magaalne is to colkft and differninate
logenkras Theories, important and well authenticated Fads, and
accurate Experiments, winch relate to the different branches of
rum: economy. It mull be well known to every perfon In the leaft
acquainted with the different pans of the Visited Kingdom, that
dircoverics and improvements, particularly ha Agriculture , tr•vo
wry flowly. To remedy this, the farmer's Magaaine was deft
projedid ; and the Proprietors are happy so fay, that, if they may
ju! from the almoit unprecedented file of more than 4000 copies
of each Number, the °kat of this poblication is in a great degree
anfwered. The work, in its plain and arrangement. is well cakulat-
cd for the end the Proprietors bad in view it confilts of
I. Miscellaneous Cenrounicatiala, chieel of the mot inlP3r-
taut practical nature The Review of Agricuksral Publics
than, —3. Agricuhural Intelligence from almat every diftridt in
Scotland, and from feveral In England. The utility and impor-
tance of this branch mutt be evident to every pradical Farmer,
who, at the moderate price of Two Millings a quarter, may learn
the Rate of the crops, and the price of grain, cattle, &e. in the
di/frrest parts of the kingdom, btddrs being enabled to compare
hi, own praaire with that g other (mato, sad dim to come
*bat 6 olorldse er detect*.
London, England, 1805-02-19

The Seventh Day's Drawing will be on Thorfday next.

RICH STATE OF THE WHEEL.
Plitt of £.25,000 3 !'rind of L. 3„000
3 ditto z0,c,:0 2 ditto 1,000
814. &C. &c.
And only FOUR DAYS to Draw.
'TICKETS and Shares, warranted undrawn, are
felling at HALL and (late Niel°lfon) No. 88, Corn•
Lill, where all Prizes will Me paid nn demand.
l'hurfday next will be the Seventh day of Drawing.

so,cool. Firft-drAwn - 7th Day.
23,0031. Ditto - - Bth Day.
POPE recommends an early application at the
Lucky 016.... e, Corner of ;he Royal Exchange oppotire the
Bank, as the Wheel it citron* rich, there are but Four Days :o
Draw, and very few Tinets remain nnfOtf.
'lbw flay next will be the tievenft Day's Drawing.
London, England, 1805-02-19

WHEEL OF FORTUNE

t of 2.5,000--3 of topod.-3 of spool. ke.
ROBERTS begs to acquaint the Public; that
. there are but Four Days to draw, and the Wheel is unpre•
cedentedly Rich. Tickets and Shares arc felling at his Old Sta.:
Lottery Ofte, No.B, CornhilL
"clatirftLy next will be the Seventh Day of Drawing.

REMARKABLE RICH WHEEL.
Prize of 23,c001. I 3 Prizes of gtcool.
3 iopool - spool.
&c. &c. Ece.

TICKETS and Shares will on Sale %Ana
A. any remain, at DROMMONM Office, No. 65, Fleet-
arca, where Na. s'A;S, a Prize of soca yin fold and regiltered
oa the Second Day of Drawing.
A. DRUMMOND rec immends, an early pirchafe, as very few
Tickets arc left on hand. The Cootreetori, much to their t.edit,
have engaged to provide the Offite-keepers with them as long u
they have any left.

Tburfday neat will be the Seventh Day of Drawing.
GSCOTT returns his moll grateful aeknnwledg-
• menu to btu P4ends and tlic Public for the kind Patronage
be has received, and thtnk. it hi. Duty to inform them that the
TICKETS for the GRAND STATE LOTTERY (now draw-
ing) are nearly all fold : therefore, to prevent difappointment, be
recommends an imrnediat • application at his old eßablifbed Fortu-
nate Office, No. 7c, New Bond-fireet, where be will continue fel-
ling Tickets and Shares, warranted undravim, whilft any remain.
The unprecedented demand for Tickets and sham is obvious to
the meaneSt capacity, the Wheel containing one Prize of 25,0001.
three of 104.001. three of 5,0.xd four of 1,003 L fix of soot befutes
numerous red.'s, ike.&c

Tborftlay next will be the Seventh Day of Drawing

CANDLES AND SOAP.

FAMILIES and the TRADE are fupplied with
the Beft Town Made Candles and Soap at very tow prices,
for Ready Money only, at a Warchoufe opened fur that purpofe,
at No. sB2, Fleet (tree•, London.
N. B. A large Stock being kept, Export and Country Orders are
executed at the morteft uoticc.
London, England, 1805-02-19

DIVIDENDS

Februtrf 23. James Watts,4Alligat; High.flreet, London, tin-
plate-worker and peivtirer, at one, at Guildhall.
February 23. Thomas Archer, of Hereford, linen-draper and mer-
cer, at eleven, at Guildhall, Ltindon.
Feb. 23. John Scott and George Scott, of South-itreet,
(quart, London, merchants and partners, at tun, at Guildhall.
February as. Robert Terry, now or late of Hadleigh, Suffolk,
=Tar, and draper, at eleven, at the White Lion inn, Hadleigh.
February at. Andrew Dodfon, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven,
at the Globe Tavern, I.iverpooL
February 23. Henry rim, late of Sun-flreet, Bilhopfgate-ftrcel,
London, baker, at one, at Guildhall.
February 23. John Timminga, of Stcwart-ftreet, Spitalfields,
blid-
dlafe=, ilk raker, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Feb. s 3. Thomas Everett Mid Jofeph Bilbop, late of Wells, Nor-
folk, thlp-builders and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall, London.

BIRTHS.

Tuefday morning, In 01dBro.d.ftreet, the Lady of William
Thornton, Efq. of a daughter.
On the ayth u1t..0 Remo!lone, near Loughborough, the Lady
of Horace St. Paul, Efq. of a daughter.

MARRIED.

On the ads inft. at Aldgate Church, Captain William Payne,
of the Royal Artillery, to Mifs Staines, daughter of the late Wm.
Staines, Efq. of Farningham, Kcnt.
On the Bth init. in Church-hill church, John Dundas. Efq. third
fon of Patrick Dundas, Rofcoe, county Fermanagh, Efq. to Mifs
O'Brien. daughter of the late Counfellor O'Brien, of Drumhala,
county Leitrim.
London, England, 1805-08-17

W

NORTH OF EUROPE.
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Price at. ea . Act. in boards,
EUR OPE AN COMM ...Rel.'. or, NEW and SE-
cult CHANNI..I.B of TRADE with the CONTINENT
of EUROPE. particularly with RUSSIA, PRUSSIA, SWEDEN.
A RR, and GERMANY; includng alfo the trade of the
I LBE, WESER, and IMS. llluttrated with a Map
of the-CANALS and RIYFRS, Stewing their connettlon with
each o; her throughout the NOR rum RN PARTS of EUROPE.
By J. JEPSON ODDY,
Member of the Rufsa and Turkey, or Levant Companies.
Print, d Int W. 131.4.1 J Richardfon, Royal Exchange; 4. Hatch.
tard, ; Archibald Coaltable and Co. Edinburgh
14,4, N. Mahon. Dublin. and F. Nether, Hanihurgh.

day w . publifbed, prica 3w 6d.
NUMBER 1. of

A RETROSPECT OF PHILOSOPHICAL.
MECHANICAL, CHEMICAL, AND AGRICULTU-
RAL DISCOVERIES : being an Abridgment of the Periodical
and other publications, Fnglillt and Foreign, relative to Arts,Che-
miftry, Manufadtures, Agriculture, and Natural Philorophy ; ac-
companied, occalionally, with Remarks on t4e Merits or Defeat
of the weipedtive Papers ; and, in force Gaffs, (hewing to what
other ufeful purports inventions may be diredled, and Dircoveriet
alesaded beyond the original Views of their Autbom
London: Publilbed every three months, at the Repertory Mice,
No los, Hatton Garden ; and to be bad of all Bookie**.
London, England, 1805-08-17

COPPER.

And that the Conditions of the Contradt may be feat upon ap•
plication to Mr. James Conan, Clerk to the laid Committee,
with whom the Propofals mu!t be left before Twelve o'Clock at
noon on the faid 28th inftant, beyond which hour the Committee
will not receive any Tender. .
London, England, 1805-08-17

DESIRABLE SITUATIONS IN SOUTH WALES.
TO BE SOLU.
SEVERAL SMALL PARKS, from zol. to 701.
per ann. fituated in the Counties of Carmarthen and Gla•
morgan. Two of thofe in Glamorganihire at a Ihort sliftsnee front
one another, each valued at 7c.1. per annum, might by improve-
ment in building be made very agreeable refidences for genteel Ea-
milles,being fituatell in a remarkably pleafant and healthy country,
and within an eafy ride of the fea.
Apply to Melfrs.Roffer and Son, N 0.27, Bartlett's Buildings,
Holhorass—One Concern.
London, England, 1805-08-17

• IRISH BEEF AND PORK,
Of the belt quality, and to be cured in the milting feafon, as the
refpet9ive Merchants and Dealers may think proper to offer, one
third part thereof to be packed up in half puncheons, one third part
in tierces, and the rental ll ill g one third part in barrels; the latter
to be of the erelufivedefeription, containing Fifty-two four•pound
pits each, to be delivered into His Majefty's Vidtualling Stores
at Deptford, Portfmouth, and Plymouth, and into the Army Vie-
uniting Stores at St. Catherine's, in regular proportions of each de.
fetiction of Calks by the period undermentioned, vit.

One fourth of the whole, by the 13th of January, 7
One half (Attie remaining quantity, by the silt Mareh, t ract.
And the remainder, by the 3oth June,
And to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after

The Conditions of the Contratt may he Peen at the Secrctarts
Office, at this Office ; or by applying to Mi. Duniterville, Agent
for the Viaualling at Cork ; to the Collednrs of his Majtltra
Culloms at Limerick, Betfaft, Newry, and Waterford; and to
the Poll Matter General at Dublin, refpedtively.
N. B. No Tender for a Ids quantity than soo Tierces will be
*copied.

No regard trill te lad to any tender in which tle trieefraU not le be-
lated in waif at length, or that/hall irot be delivered to the Board /4fora
one :clod on the laid Werlajday the 26th ofTertesuber nevi', nor unitl;
perfon :eh mates the gender, or fine terfoa w his hha/f, attach
4 dif:rrr John called pr.
London, England, 1805-08-28

••T• , ' •
izona

.- , 1
, Viriroteurn, Aloes. 26.—Neither their Marasriss
nqr the Nutcase's left the Lodge loft evening or
this morning, in confequence (.f his. Met eery being
aillteted w ith the fciatica. We are happy to fay he
is reported to he. better this morning. Mr. Patna
is here attending:his Nikita-I.y,
We had the grandett military fpetiacle this mork
ing of any fume the Duke of You left us. The whole
of the troops, to the number of gsoo, were reviewed
and brigaded on the Downs, near Dnrchetter, un-
der the command of the Dukes of KINT and CAN-
aaisaa.
London, England, 1805-08-28

BAILUCE OFFICE.
Spiv Gardens, Zombi, Ate 19, 1110 j.
BARRACK DEPARTMENT—TO BUILDER'S.
SSUCHPerions as are willing to Contra& for Build
tog Additions to the BARRACKS at HASTINGS and
PLAYDON, in Suffer, mat fee the Plans and Specifications, and
Form of Cootradts for the fame, at the Barrack Office, any 4a
aim the eeth inflect, between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock.
Tbc Propofals for the whole of the Btuldings, in one Sum, fe-
parate for each Barrack, mak be addreffal to the Barrack Mailer
General, at Spring Gardens, whit" Tender for Building the Bar-
rackiat Halting% or Playdon:' feparately marked on each cover,
and delivered faded up, on or before Two o'clock on the sth of
September next.
The Pfopofer muR be prepared with Surodes in est per cent. on
the amount, for the due performance of the Contract.

SIR HOME POPHAM.
This day was publUtted,
fn one very Odell, printed Volume, Soo. price Ss. fewer!,
THE REPORTS from the SELEC r COMMIT-
TEEA- of the Hoafe 4 Commas, AO Papers relating to the
Repairs of his Makßy's 'kips the ROMNEY and oENSIBLE,
while under the Command of
SIR HOMIt POPHAM.
Together with the EVIDENCE taken before the Committee—
which will' be found highly barrelling to every perfon comedic('
with the anti& Navy, and to the Public in general.
Sold by John Murray. No. 11, Fleet-Brod ; and by every Book.
feller in Loudon, and iu every Sea-part in Greit Britain and
Ireland. •
London, England, 1805-08-28

SPORT AG INTELLIGENCE.

At the. Hereford Races on Friday lan, the City
Plate of fol. was contelled by
Mr. Iturningtrin's b. g Cockfpinner - 0 a I
Mr. Price's b. h Midas - - s a a
Mr. Day's b. ni. Dachas - - 0 3 dr.
John Whittaker, Efq. was nominated Steward for
the neit Races.