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London, England, 1805-02-08

RICH STATE OF THE WHEEL.

t Prize of £.23,000 3 Prizes of £.10,000
2 ditto 20,000 13 ditto soco, &c. &e. &e.
VROM the oficommen DEMAND for TICKE
and SHARES during the tart week, and the few remaining
unfold, maket it molt probable not a Ticket wl.l be left after this
week ; the ?eblic arc therefore requeßed to be early in their ap-
plicl.tinn‘ at
POPE'S TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICE,
Corner of the Royal Exchange, oppolite the Bank,
Where Tickets and Shares (warranted uudrawn) will continue
Oil fide whilit there arc any kft.
N. B. The Fourth Day's Drawing will be on Saturday next.
I)ICHAnDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re
fpedfully acqu-Int the PUBLIC, that tlw FOURTH DAY
of DRAWING thi. STATE Lal-FERY will be on SATUR-
DAY NEXT.—Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, cond.
eue on Sale at th .it Liceided State I.ottcry Mica, oppofitc the
Gate of the Kin 's Mews, Charing Cras.and the Corner of the
Bank Building•,.:oruhill.
London, England, 1805-02-08

HOUSE OF COMMONq.

Mr. ELLIOT mined that thc letter offervice to Cu!. French be
prints./ Ordered.
A Bill was ordered to bebrought in for regulating the Green-
(mid Fidler), Ships.
Mr. A I.FRANDFR brought up the Retort of the three
mil-
lionu ut Exchcqui.r Bills BilL Ordered to be read a third time to-
morrow.
London, England, 1805-02-08

THI KING V. DAVIIIS.

Edward and Henry Davies, found guilty of de•
frauding the Stamp Office,were ordered to be brought
up for judgment on the laft day but one of Term.

THE KING V. HELIOTT AND OTHERS.
The defendants, John Herriott, Efq. John Taylor,
Efq. the Proprietors of The Trite Briton Newf.
papers; Richard Scripps, William Laihbury, the
Publifhers ; Richard Huth and Buchanan
lan, the Printers of The True Briton and Sun, were
brought up to receive the judgment n 1 the Court for
a libel in thofe Papers upon Lnrd St. Vincent and the
Board of Admiralty. The libel was read ; which
imputed to the Board of Admiralty that they had
criminally' tnifconditeed themfelve,, in not fending
out notice of the war to the Commandaiit of the Ealt
India Ration.

The Learned Judge having read the report of
the trial, Mr. CON sr was heard in mitigation on be.
half of the Publifhers ; Mr. Moms' on behalf of
the proprietors ; and Mr. CURWOODp for the Printer
of The Sun. The Attorney General having replied,
the Court ordered them all to be committed until the
hat day of term, and then brought up again.
London, England, 1805-02-08

NEW BARONETAGE.

Lately wag publillsed (printed uniformly with the new Edition of
Ddirett's Pe. r..ge), in two volumes, containing about loco pa-
ts
. and ne.,r ico arms, corredlly engraved,
HE NEW BARONETAGE of ENGLAND,
containing, as well a concife Genealogical Hißory, and an
account of the prefent Rate and alliance of the EngMb Swamis
and baronets of Great Britain, from the inititution of the Orila
in 161 1, to the Union with Ireland at the ride of the year 1800,
withal ill of the Baronets created flute that period.
Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-Breet ; and Edmund
Lloyd, liarley-ftrect.
London, England, 1805-02-08

Pubhated by William Miller, Alhenuirle-flreet.

N. B. The above 'Fork is printed uniformly to bind as an addi-
tional ♦olume to Sir George Staunton's Account of the hn.baify,
to wt icb many of the Engravings relate.
Subic bers requellel to perfed their Sets, as no odd numbers
can be fold attcr March ncxt.
London, England, 1805-08-06

HOLLAND.

H4GUE, Jove zs.—His Excellency 2CUIDIP4II.-
.rNsltscic returned nn Monday laft from his excur-
lion to the camp at Zeift.
One of she AdjatantS of Admiral \Triumvir.. ar-
liveti here to day ; he is the bearer of the difpatches
of tint: Admiral for Mr. Von Roy EN, who is, ad in-
, tzriss, charged with the bufinefs of the navy ; they
contain an account of the aftion between the Bata-
vian fl tills and Englifb cruifers.
The Moniteur fayr,AdmiralVElHWL has towed
no lef: courage than capacity in the comma..d of
that affirm : he was appointed by the Grand Pen-
fionar y Minifter of the Marine (Fird Lord of the Ad-
miralty), but he infitted on keeping the command
of the flotilla till he fhnuld have effected or accorn-
plifhed his defign : under filch a zealous and able
Minilter, it is the general hope that the Batavian
nlvy aid revive, and thine as one of the firft Naval
Puwers.
London, England, 1805-08-06

This day was publilbed, neatly primed in One Volume, Oftavo,
price 7s. 6d. boards,
AHISTORICAL RELATIONofthePLAGUE
at MARSEILLES, in the Year 17zo--containing a cir-
cumftantial Account of the Rife and Progrefs of the Calamity,
and the Ravages it ocealloned ; with ntany curious and intcreffing
particulars relative to that period. Tranilited from the French
Manufcript of Monfieur Bertrand, Phyfician at Maffeilles, who
attstaded during the whole time of the Malady.

By ANNE PLUMPTRE.
With an introdualon and a variety of Notes, by the tranflator.
Printed for J. Mawman, as, Poultry.
By whom will be fpecdlly publilhed.
A N ire of l Tllltte YZARS RISIDINCt in FRANCZ,
particularly in the Southern Departments in 1802, tBo3, and 1804.
By Anne Plumper..
London, England, 1805-08-06

DFBLIW, ytiLf li.

On Saturday, Henry Clfratmel, who was cenvieted
on the loth inn. of the robber, of Mr. Hawthorne,
was executed at the front o‘ Kilmainhatif, purfuant
to his fentence. 71,9 mas Davit, who had alto been
fentenced to death 1.1 the fame offence, received a
refpite, in confequence of fume favourable circum•
fiances, as well as the good charaaer which He had
prevtoufly borne. Channel, who had drawn Davis to
the commilfion of the crime, was endued with extra-
ordinary hardihood, although he had fcarcely attained
his 19th yeaf—On the morning of Saturday he form-
ed the horrid purpofe of murdering the executioner,
while knocking off his belts, by feizing the hammer,
and beating out his biains.—This refolution he im-
parted in confidence to a fellow-prifoner, by whom it
was difclofed to a gentleman, who prevented its ac-
complilhment. Same day, Fitzgerald was executed
at the front of Newgate, for negotiating notes which
he had fiolen out of letters.

AUGUST I.—On Tuefday lati, Nicholas Gray,
Efq. one of the State Prifoners, who has been con-
fined near two years, in the gaols of Athy and Kil-
mainham, was liberated, on giving the ufual bail.
Friday morning a duel was fought at Knocklofty,
between Surgeon M‘D. of the Wicklow Militia, and
Lieutenant L. of the Drivers Corps, when, after the
difcharge of a (hot each, the affair was terminated by
the interference of the feconds. _ _

A few evenings fince, a young man confined in the
Sheriff's prifon, formed a refolution to efcape by
Pealing the wall, at the right of the Ball court. The
marks of feet are vifible at both fides of the (pout in
that direftion, and thence it is conjectured he muff
have got upon the roof at that fide, from which it
is foppofed he contrived to let himfelf down on the
adjoining building, called the Crib, and fo go'
clear off. It feems he mentioned to a fellow
prifoner, with whom he had a difpute, that all their
quarrels there would fonn be at an end, for that he
would be immediately liberated.—He has not, as yet,
been re taken.

Boxt.rs Joir 26.—Yefterday the divifion rf
the Limerick City Regiment marched in here under
the command of Major ORMSBY, where it was fup-
pofed the regiment would remain for the year, but
this morning an exprefs arrived to order the regi
ment to proceed to Ballyfhannon, for which place ibc
regiment will march at four o'clock to-morrow
morning.
BALBRIGGAN, JULY 3o.—This day two companies
of the Wexfoi d Militia, commanded by Captain
Dixon, marched from hence to encamp on the Cur
ragh. This corps was remarkable for difcipline,
uniform gond condull, and an obliging difpolition,
which gained the good will and efleem of every de-
fcription of perfons in this populous manufafturing
town.
London, England, 1805-08-06

This day were publifhed, in fix vole Svo. price 31. r ss. in boards,
RECREATIONS in AGRICULTURE,
NA-
TURAL HISTORY, ARTS, ►nd MISCELLANEOUS
LITERATURE.

By JAMES ANDERSON, LLD. F.A.S. F.A.S.!. &e.
Printed for the Author, and fold by Longman, Hurft, Rees, and
Orme, Paternottet-row.

Of whom may be bad, by the fame Author,
i. Ways on Agriculture and Rural Affairs, 3 vols. Svo. with
Plates,tbe sth Edition, with Corredlions and Additions, price
rl ps. boards.
s. A Defcription of a Patent Hot Houle, which operates chiefly
by the Heat of the Sun, without the Aid of Flues, Tan Bark,
or Steam, for the purports of heating it. To which it added, an
Appendix, containing Remarks upon a Letter from J. A. Knight,
Efq. on the Subjed of Mr. Forfyth's Phfter. tsmo. price ss.
boards.-•—so And all Dr. Anderfon's other Publications.
London, England, 1805-08-06

VICTUALLING OFFICE, Awry! 5,z805.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

HIS .111.47 ESTri HAFT, de &rely :he Mace,
That on Wedndday the 14th infant, they will be ready to re
eeive tenders in writing, (reeled up.) and treat for w
About TWO HUNDRED CHALDRONS of PITTS TAN.

FIELD MOOR COALS, or Coals of equal gsodnefs.
To be delivered in a whole Cargo, or whole Cargoes, in the (pace
of three weeks from the date of the Contra& winds and wea-
ther permitting, alonglide the wharfs of his Majefty's Vktualling
noodles at Weevil and Portfmouth ; and to be paid for by Bills
parable with Intervft, ninety days after date.

The Conditions of the Cootradt may be keo at the Secretary's
Offices

N. regard will k had le any Tarter fa *bid, tbejerieefiall ad be
iaferted is word: at kerb, or that Asa ail St delivered t• dr Board be-
fore One o'Cloe4 ea the laid Wedatfdag tbe i4ib hefted, aer madef
she Perfest sobs stake the raederpwr fame Perlin es Lis kbatf. mikado,
S. aalioer labels called far.

CUSTOM NOLIS, LONDON, Ally? 3, acs.
FOR GALL,
By Order e the Nonmaraile the COMMISSIONERS of bit
MAJESTY': CUSTOMS,
Oa Tbeirfday the Bsh, arid !Way the 9113 of Aloft, 180 s,
eft three *Week in the afiercemea tbefaildays,
In the Lon Room, Croat Hoofe, London,
T 1 1-E FOLLOWING GOODS, which are allotted in
Jewell Ziantitite, for the better accommodative of the feveral
dealers, as welt re private perfvu, who choofi teleammeturchaftre
For Exportafton--Esit India Prohibited Goods, are.
Foor Home Confumption--Rum, Brandy, Geneva, Wioe, Cor-
dials, Mangoes, China, Sugar, and other Grocery, Tamarinds,
Soap, Starch, Spanids Wool, Fire Arms, Gun Flints, Cambric,
Mullin, Shawls, Coral Beads, Fans, Nankeen, Telefeopes, Maps
and Charts, Sewing Silk, Stays, Thread and Silk Lace, Veils, Elaftic
Catheters and Boogies, Feathers, Violins, Gunpowder, Boats,
Hemp, Cordage, Wheat, Mahogany, &e.
London, England, 1805-08-06

Tlris day was potshard, in Gee large Vol. Bvo. price vas. bound,
ACOMPENDIOUS DICTIONARY of the
LATIN TONGUE, for the Ufe of Public Seminaries, and
of Private Students.

By ALEXANDER ADAM, I.L. D. •
Rafter of the High School, Edinburgh.
Misted for T. Caddl and W. Davies, London ; and Bell and
Bradfute, W. Creech, E. Balfour, P. Hill, W. Laing, Cont able
and Co. Manners and Miller, and J. Anderfoo, at Edinburgh.
Alfo, new Editions of the following Works by the fame Author :
t. Roman Antiquities; or an Account of the Manners and
Cuttoms of the Romans; defigned chiefly to illuftrate the Latin
Chines, by explaining Words and Phrafcs from the Rites and Cur-
toms to which they refer Fifth Edition, corredted, Bvo. Price 91.
bound

a. A Summary of Geography and Hilloty, both Ancient and
Modern ; entraining an Account of the Political State and prin.
eip.l Revolutions of the meft ilinftrious Nations in Ancient and
Modern Taints; their Manners, Cuftoms, &c. To which is
added, a Geographical Index, containing the Names of Places,
&c. 11Iuftrated by Maps, and defigned chiefly to conned the
Study of Claffical Learning with that of General knowledge.
Third Edition corretted. In one large vol. San. Price 13s. 6d.
bound.

3. Milks! Biography; eabilliting alphabetically the proper
Names, with a Mort Account of the feveral Deities, Heroes, and
other Perfons, mentioned in the Ancient Claffic Authors. Second
Edition enlarged, Soo. Price Bs. bound.
4. The Rudiments of Latin and Engin Grammar ; defigned to
facilitate the Study of both Languages, by conneding them toge •
thee. rifth Edition, improved, 121110. price 21.6 d. bound.
London, England, 1805-08-06

TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, iBos.

WWII"CEHALL, JUCY 27.
T the underligned, refpetifully inform athe Public,
Emil attend at the 801 l Inn, Olaftow, North Britain, from
and after the aft day of Acquit nett, to fell Land. in the Itland of
Prince Edward, North America, to fuck Perrone u may apply
to purehafe the fame. SA ML. C. TOOKL

EXEMPTION FROM Dun. ON DIVIDENDS.
HIS MAJESTY': COMMISSIONERS for the
AFFAIRS of TAXES, hereby give Notice, That all Per-
font claiming exemptions from the Duty upon Property, in refped
of the Dividends of Stock Randal; in the Books of the Bank of
Engbind, or the South Sea Company, on the behalf of Foreigners,
are required to make their claims to fuch exemption before the
Commiffioners for the fpecial purpofes of the Ads, and that all
fuch claims mutt he made in writing, and delivered at the Office
for Taxes In Somerfct Place, direded to the Secretary for the Af-
fain of Taxes. The folio on which filch claims are to be made,
may be bad at the Add Office, on application there, or to any in-
fpcdor or Surveyor of Taxes.
By Order of tbe Beard, M. WINTER.
°feeler Tow, Yrily 26, dos.

VICTUALLING OPPICS, Aar, S. 180 S.
THE COMMISSIONBRS for VICTUALLING
Ins MAJESTY'S NAVY„ de be,* slas mike,
That on Tudday the 13th initant, they will be ready to re-
ceive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat fur
TWENTY THOUSAND GALLONS of WEST INDIA
RUM, or FOREIGN BRANDY (duty free);
To be delivered in three weeks into His Majefty's Vidtuailing
Stores at Cork; and to be paid for by Bills payable,witb hatereft
90 days after date. The Conditions of the Contrail may be ken
at the Secretary's Office.

No rezard will be bad to any tender in sobiet tbe 'dee 'ball est be
iaferted in words at late& or that ,lball net be diligent, to the Board
before eat eche' no the faid Teufday the 13th infield, nor miffs the
Ferias gybe males the tender, re few prim ors hi, hebalf, attends. S.
Newer sobers galled for.
London, England, 1805-08-06

Juft publithed, the Second Edition, price id. of

A.
N APOLOGY for BELIEVING in the ME-
TALLIC TRACT orts, with come Account of the Per-
kin= Inftitution, for the Benefit of the Poor.

BY HENRY GRIMSTON, Efq
To which is now added, a Poßfeript, containing Tome recent
cafes, particularly of foam extraordinary Cures in Difordcrs of
the Eye.
Printed for J. Hatchard, No. too, Piccadilly; and fold by J.
Johnfon, St. Paul's Church-yard; and G Chapple, No, 66, Pall•
Mall, and No. 30, Southampton-row, Ruifell-fquarc.
London, England, 1805-08-06

I PRICE StX•l r:sler.

VALUABLE NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by Mr SCO IT;
SHARES in the follnwing Ellabliflted Concerns.
The Staffordthlre aol Woreefterftdre Canal, the Dividends
WI year were 4•1 prr Share.
The Leeds and Liverpool Canal, the Dividends are EL pet Share
per Annum.
The Shrewlbury Canal. the Dividends are EL per Share per
Annum.
The Chefterfiehl Canal, dividing 61 per Share per Annunt.
The Lancafter Canal, has lately declared a Dividend of 11. per
Share.
Grand June:lion Slims and Optional Loan Notes, bearing in-
terest at 51 per Cent. eolvertible at 'caper Share —Alfo Shares
in various Navigations, dec.
Apply to Mr. Scott, No. 15, New Bridge ftreet, London.

MITRE INN, CHATHAM.
'TRIBt and SON feel it an incumbent duty of
returning their mot &were Thanks to the Nobility,
Friends, Gentlemen, rrav-11-rs, and the Publ c, for having
perieuced their diftinguithed Favours Since their refidence at the
above Inn, and hope their paR condudt and affultuty to thorn
who have hitherto honoured them with their kind fupport, will
merit their future favours, as every attention will be paid to rep•
der their accommodation comfortable and agreeable.
The old eßahlithed honfe for Gentlemen Travellers revived,
and a commodious Room fitted for their reception.
A Larder as the lesion affords—Good Beds, well aired.
Coaches to and from London twice a•day.
Neat Poft. chalks and able Hodes, good Stall Stabling, Bre. ate.
London, England, 1805-08-06

TO SCHOOLMASTERS AND GOVERNESSES.

'rABART and Co. of the Juvatima and Scnont.
-a-Lt , No. i c 7, New Bond-ftreet, refpeelfully inform
the Contludora of Seminaries of Education throughout Great Bri-
tain, that they have juft printed an extenfive Catalogue of the
heft School and Juvenile BMA' in every branch of Knowledge.
with which they undertake to ferve Schools, oo the moft advan-
tageous terms.--The Catalogue will be fern roar, on application
by letter or otherwife.
London, England, 1805-08-06

MONEY.

A
GENTLEMAN who has it in his power to
procure any SUM of MONEY, at the Shortcft Notice, for
good Bdls, or upon Annuities, or other Certain Securities, Withell to
be employed at the Agent to any perfons, whether of the Mer-
cantile or Fafhionehle part of the World, who may require bit
afEftance.—Perfonal applications are received from ten till four;
and letter., Poll Paid, addreffed to the Superintendent at hia hoof;
No. 22,New North-Erect, Red Lion.lquare (if ciplicitly written)
mmediately anfwered.
London, England, 1805-08-01

FRIGATES.

Nuptienne, Hon. C. E. Fleming—No return.
Syrius, W. Prowie—s killed, 3 wounded.
Fria cutter, Lieutenant J. NickoNon—None.
kids: Lugger, Lieutenant G. Fennel—None.
Totals-41 tilled, z3B wounded.
(Signed)
• 31. Rattel, 84 guns—Firm, 74 guns.

R. CALDER.

The following letters, received this morning,
thiNgh they do not add much to what the Gazette

has Rated, contain tome particulars worthy of being
recorded

66 FALMOUTH, JULY 29.

" Arrived this evening the FRISK cutter, Lieut.
Nicnozsow, from tue Channel fleet, which the left
on Saturday evening la& Immediately on her ar-
rival, Lient. N. fat off in a chaife and four, with dif-
patches, containing an account of a •illory obtained
by Sir RoesszCatnaa's fq,:adron over the Combined
Fleet—the particulars we have not learnt : but Shortly
after the arrival of the FRlsx, a line of battle 114,
totally difmafted, (fuppofed to be one of our prizes)
was Peen to pafs this port, towed by a frigate. We
expeft farthet accounts every hour."
_ _

" PLYMOUTH, JULY 30.

" Arrived his Majefty's fhip Wisasoe CASTLE, of
98 guns,Captain Bortss, with the Spann Admiral's
(hip San Raphael, of 8o guns, and El Firme, of 74,
totally difmalled, and in tow of the EGY ?TIEN NE and
Status frigates.
" Sir ROBERT CALDER having been joined by the
Rochefort fquadron, making his fleet fifteen fail of
the line and two frigates, on the 22d inflant, about
43 leagues to the Weft of Cape Finifterre, fell in
with the Combined French and Spann Fleets, re-
turning from the Weft Indies, confifting of twenty
fail of the line, three (hips of so guns, five frigates,
and three brigs, together with a Spanifh galleon and
two prizes, which they had made. The Spanifh (hips
compofed their van, which was gallantly attacked by
the WINDSOR CASTLE and MALTA, the leading flips
of our fleet, and after an aution of four hours, the
two (hips above mentioned Bruck to the WINDSOR
CASTLE. As foon asthe adlion commenced the French
(hips made off, leaving the Spaniards to themfelves,
and followed by the four Spanifh fbips ; clofely pur-
Cued by Sir ROBERT, with s 4 fail of the line, leaving
the WINDSOR CASTLE with the two frigates above
mentioned, to take care of the prizes, and there was
not the leap doubt of Sir ROBERT'S being able to get
up with them, as they were all in fight. The Winn-1
soa CASTLE had eleven killed and forty-two wound-
ed—amongft the killed are Lieutenants CARRY and
FOSTER, and a Lieutenant of the Marines, and the
Full Lieutenant wounded. The Spanith two-deck
(hip has about two hundred and eighty killed and
wounded, and the other about four hundred."
London, England, 1805-08-01

i PRICE SIX-PENCE.

TO SCHOOLMASTERS AND GOVERNESSES.
TABART and Co. of the k/llama and Sc HOot
I.IIIIIART. No. t ty. New Bond-Erect. terpedfully inforra
the Conduilars of Seminaries of Education throughout Great Bri.
Vain, that they have just printed an eatenfirc Cat..logue of the
belt School and Juvenile Books in every ►ranch of Knowledge
with which they undertake to fcrve Schools, on the molt advan.
tageous term..--Tbe Catalogue will be fent Faris, on applicatioe
by letter or otherwife.
London, England, 1805-08-01

TO PRINTERS.

WANTED, a Situation for a Compolitor, who
has been ufed to make up a Provincial Nevrfpayer, and to
conduel the Bufmcfs of a Country Office.

ACIO PO sal.a.
The Stock-in-Trade of a Printer, Bookfeller, and Stationer,
atuate in one of the commercial Towns in the North, and of
which immediate poircffion may be kad.
Letters (poit..paid) addreired to A. Z. to be left at the Poffi.
Office, Hull, will be duly attended to. •
London, England, 1805-08-01

CAP IL O. amoug.

This was an appeal from the order of the Mailer
of the Rolls. The queilion was, if a contra were'
valid made by the late Henry Capel, the tellator, on
which would depend the right of the heir at law to
an elate, or of the other branches of the family to
the money given for it
The Loan Cmascst.t.oa—" We mull reverfe the
decree, and refer it to the Mallet to enquite if the
tellator in his life time, and at what time, executed
any agreement for the puichate of the premiks t an 4
further, to name the perfons with whom the agree-
ment was made, and the time fuch perfons ligned
fuch agreement, and if within the life time of ihn
to ator."

J. VANCOVVIIL, isq._ v. I. MUSS.
This came before the Court underthree exceptions
to the Matter's report, taken by the Plaintiff. The
Plaintiff and Defendant dined together on Monday.
the s ttt March, ao 1, when the former fold to the
latter an eftate of Ivo acres of Land, called Sutton
Farm, near Woodbridge, Suffolk. The price for
the farm and dock was to be t toad. and poffeffion
was to be given the fucceeding Tburfday. On the
elate was a neat and elegant (porting teat, extenf►ve
plantations, and it was fupplied with abundance of
game. The common land in the neighbourhood
was Paid t 9 have the fingular advantage of prevent-
ing every fpecies of difut der in the animals fupported
upon it.
Mr. RICHARDS, for the Plaintiff, Paid, that the
three exceptions to the Mailer's report were, firft,
that he had declared an incompetent title where a
valid title elided ; fecondly, that he had rejetfted the
evidence fuited to eftablilh it ; and thirdly, that au
erroneous ftatement was given of the ►ights of corn.
moe, tending to render the contra et between the par-
ties nugatory. The learned Counfel produced the
deeds to maintain the &II exception ; he hated the
forms of evidence to eflablifb the fecond, and to fup-
port the third he read numerous affidavits, (hewing,
that the rights of common were cos redly fet .ont to
the contra t.

Mr. ROMILLY, for the Defendant, argued, that
the report of the Mailer was, in every particular,
coned} ;he laid, not the femblance of a title was
[hewn by the Plaintiff, excepting long poffelMon to
part of the ground ; and that, hippo:led by oral ter.
timony, was not loch a title as the Court would
deem fufficient to induce it to enforce the contrae,
The Learned Connie} havingtaken this arong grout.d
on the invalidity of the titic, thought it leis nerd.
fart' to difcufs the inferior parts of the cafe, refpe&ing
the rights of common, and the rules of teflimuny be.
fq-e the Mailer.
The Loan CHANCELLOA..--" There are two dif-
tinelions lint, if a good title be made ; fecondly, if
ill title being good, ytt be fo unequivocal as to 411
thorife compelling the purchafer to accept it. I thraw
;hii out that yon may dirt et )RIF attcntioo awe is'.
maately to it."
London, England, 1805-08-23

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE,

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind 8. WW
DOR. Lat. sire.
2 o Hautburgh o
o GattenburgU a

Dublin
waterbrd
Ufboa

o 2
The Fiench brig la Patine, nne of the liipadron thit
engaged the 13i.aecee fripte, was captured by the
GOLIAII man of war on the 15th intl. in lat. 45. la;
long 7. 36, in
,coupany with the Camila.* frigatei
and was brought into Portlnsouth yeatrdaY by the
latter Ihip. .

, Pen zAN C Ili A vc. 20.,1411 t vetting after poQ, thi
Mary of Waterford, dud the. Mary, and Tom of Ma-
tord, put in here wincl.hohnd, from Loudly; with
fundries, for Dublin and. Waterford I the Ceres of

this Port, HtcH sus, from Jerfey, laft from Falmouth,
with Cyder, for Market, all blo*ing Prong to
the Northward. The Pima gub-brig and the,four
tranfports with troops, remain as periati.—Juli Ar-
rived (one o'clock F. M.) the JOHN Bum. hired
armed littoi, Lleut. CARTWRIGHT, from Unimak
having &tended there difpatches for Government.
Lieut. Carruatossy. brings the unplesfing
.intelli-
germ cif the capture of the BLANCHs frigate, Capt.
London, England, 1805-08-23

DARRACK-CiFFICE, AUGUST so,
Spring Gird.ns, Loam.
E %RACK DEPARTMENT—To BUILDERS.
I.TC II Perfons as are willing to Contra& for Build-
el a BARRACK in the Parilh of Fairlight, near Pett, in
341, may fee the plans, and fpecifications, and form of Con-
for the fame, at the Barrack Office, any day after the 16th
Int between the hours of Eleven and Three &Clock.
Proporals for the whole of the Buildings in one font, mutt
• • ddreTd to the Rirrack.Mafter General, Speng Gardens, with
Tender for Building the Barracks near Pett," marked on the
corer, snd delivered (Wed up, on or before two o'Clock on the
of September next. The propofer muff be prepared with
in 2
.f per Cwt. on the amount, for the due performance
el the C:antrad.
London, England, 1805-08-23

Psi U. Sid.

• &RUN, AUG. 9.—Mr. WUC HEILER has •acilved
here from the Court of the Eleelor of Wurtemberg.
It is reported, that the objea of his million is to ap-
ply to the King of •Pruflia to unite the States of
Wurtemberg to the armed Neutrality of the North,
in the event of the renewal of hollilities on the Con-
tinent.

BONAPARTE is Paid to have declared, that he will
not confent to any peace till Malta is reftored to the
Knights of St. John of Jerufalem, and that a body
of French troops &all march into the Neapolitan ter-
ritories as foon as any part of the Ruffian troops quit
the Republic of the Seven Hies. An arrangement
betwixt Auflria and France, at the expence of Swit-
zerland, is talked of. The French Charge d'Affaires
at Heffe Caffel intimated, that if Mr. TAYLOR, the
Englifh Charge d'Affaires, was not difmiffed from
that Court in ten days, he thould take his departure.
The ten days elapfed, and Mr. TAYLOR continues at
Heffe Caffel.
The Danifh Minifler BERNETORF has had frequent
conferences with M. HARDENBkRG. The objca of
thefe meetings is unknown. as the projelesitnarriage
betwixt the Prince of Pruffia and a Priucefs Den-
mark is not to take place.
At the laft order for recruiting the Anftrian army,
even the fubjeas of foreign Powers were not tared.
—Several remonfirances have been made on thwfub-
jed, but without producing the defired effea.
London, England, 1805-08-23

COPPER.

And that the Conditions of the Contrad may be teen upon ap•
plieation to Mr. James Coggan, Clerk to the faid Committee
with whom the Proporah mita be left before Twelve &Clock at
noon on the faid aBth infant, beyond which hour the Committee
will not receive any Tender.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Aizwft 22, 13os.
THE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the
UNITED COMPANY e MERCHANTS e ENG-
LANV, trash: to the EAST-INDIES, da heredygive soda,
That the Committee will be ready to receive Proptials, In,
writing, Pealed up, on or before Wedncfday thy 4th of September,
(rum fuck Perron. who may be williog to fupply the Company with
ANCHORS AND GRAPNALS.
CANVAS,
IRON GUNS,
PITCH AND TAR,
SHOT AND SHELLS, and
SWEDISH IRON.

And that the Conditions of the Contradl may be feed upon ap-
plication to Mr James Coggan;Clerk to the Paid Committee, with
whom the Propofals mutt be left before twelve o'clock at Doothon
the Cali 4th of September, beyond which hour the Committee will
not receive any Tender.

FOR SALE
At the Cu!tom-Houle, Eaftbourne. on Tuefday, the s:nh day of
Augnft, Any. at Eleven otloek in the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in Sundry Lots,

For Private Ufe,
About win Gallon* Geneva.
23 Ditto Brandy.
az Skillets Wheat; illotbs.Siteepe Wool in Fleece:
The broken up Hulls, and Mau:rink of Three Seised Boats.
The Goods way be viewed and tatted, the Morning of the Day
London, England, 1805-08-23

of Sale.

•. • Twenty-eve per Cent. Depofit, wM be reqtdred.
N.B. No Notes but the Banks of England, Rye, and Hafting.,

will be taken.

WAX AND TALLOW CANDLES, SOAP, AND GENUINE

SPERMACETI OIL.
MERCHANTS, Families, and the Trade, are
Awned with the above Articles, of the belt Quality,on
very advantageous ternss, at the CANDLE and SOAP WARE-
HOUSF, No ch. Meet-ftreet, London.
London, England, 1805-08-23

EX TARTE WHITACRE. 111 THE MATTER OW BROWN.

The prayer of this petition was that Thomas
Johnllon, folicitor, be ordered to pay to the Petitio-
ner, the fun of 1441. and the coat of this application.
Mr. Whitacre retided at Manchefter I his claim up-
on the Bankrupt was nearly soot. and Johnfton had
received the fum Rated for the dividends upon it.
Mr. Romattr, for the Petitioner, Rated that his
client received a letter from his attorney in the f 01...
lowing terms :-
4. lf you wifL me to receive the dividends due Ns lirewah's cons-
milLon, it would be neceffary you thould fend mean order."
The order was fent, and was couched in the fol-
lowing words
if Be pkarcci to pay the dividends due to me, to Mr. Thimas
johnfton, who has authority to receive the Gum*
It appeared this order was loft, and the Adignees.
to whom it was addreffed, paid the dividends to Mr.
Johnflon without fuch authority. Mr. jAnfton had
not thought proper to account with the Petitioner,
who now fought redrefs from the Court, either that
the payment might be made by him or the Affignees.
Mr. Hot Lis, for the Affignecs, admitted; that they
ought not to have paid the money without a written
authority ; but Johnfton having received the money,
he hoped the order would be made againfl him.
Mr. FON t./Ilit:SF, for Mr. Johnfton, faid, that the
proper courfe in a cafe of this kind was, to proceed
by aflion at law. Mr. Jnlmllon might have a troll-
demand againll this petitioner, which would juftify
him in withholding the money ; but which :ould
not now be brought before the Court. A petition in
bankruptcy was not the proper mode of proceeding,
which cculd meet the jullice required.
The Loan CHANCtLLOR" This Court has often
f ‘tind. fault with creditors for proceeding by anion
for dividends. This money was held by Johnson for
the creditor, and I think the order mull go as to him,
rekrving the confideration of colts. Prior to my
Lord Mansfield's intimation that an anion at law
woill,l lie for dividends, nobody thought it would lie.
Fbrillon, as a Solicitor, is the medium through
which the money (Mould proceed to the creditor, and
the C"iut Las always in fuch cafes interpofed. I
would not do this with refpel to a third perfon, but
- I have done it where the Solicitor was concerned.—

Let I..im pay the money in three weeks."
Mr. COOK E•-" So much the aronger ; !meanie it
precludes the uncertainty of parole Wearing. The

. .
Objeft, on the other to gee rid of this Petitidal
before this indiensent is tried, which your Loadihillal
will not allow."
Mr. Act Keens The petition Rates, that the
aEt of bankruptcy depends upon the tellimony of
Dancock there is the additional evidence of Banner
who is not indieted."
The LORD CHANCILLOII" I do not think we
Should difinifs this petition before the trial—let it
Hand over till after the long vacation."
London, England, 1805-08-23

TO PARENTS AND GUAI

'ATE TUTOR.

AGENTLEMAN of refpeaable Connedtions. a
hiwier of Arts, Fellow of a College, and intetding to take
Orders, having tome ldfnre time upon his hands, is debrous of
being engaged with nne or snore private Pupils, in a Nobleman's
or Gentleman's Family, or at his own Chambers when in Town.
Addrefs A. Y. Z. Polt OSee, Baldock, Hertford!lara.

A NEW VOLUME OF THE LIFE OF OENHAAL WASH.
INOTON. _

MR. PHILLIPS KM elelate:sr to inform the pur-
skfirs tbeforoser Volasses e the LIFE OF WASHING.
TON, putt by Lis Away, that ths FOURTH VOLUME will
be etas& for delivery in a few days.
Thes FIFTH, or conclading irolissme containing a variety Mato
and Plans, illairatios gibe entire Work, will be reiv& isfore Or*
was next. _ _ _

The Three former Voltages of tbis valuable Won' way he had al all
Beelfellers ; the Qua uro Editing at 11. Its. 61. per relonae,ist boards,
asd the OCTAVO at to‘.6d4er Vdrale.ia boards.
Bridge-ftrcet, Auguft 7, 1305.

This day was publithei, a New Edition, the Third, of
LE PETIT NEPTUNE FRANCAIS, or
'I" FRENCH COASTING PILOT, fur the Coati of Handers,
Channel, the Bay of May, and Mediterranean : to whkh is added
the Coati of Italy from the River Var to Cape Spartivento, with
the North Coati of Sicily and the illand of Corfica. ll(nitrated
with Forty Charts and Plans, carefully revifcd and augmented.
By J. F. DESSIOU,
Mailer of the Royal Navy.
Printed for W. Fader', Geographer to his Majefty and to his
Royal Highncfs the Prince of Waks, Charing-Crofs, price Two
Guineas in boards.

SECRET HISTORY OF INDIA.
This day was publifited,
In One Volume Q3.3arto, price toe. 6d. or on large paper sp.
in boards,
HISTORY of all the EVENTS and TRANS-
ACTIONS which have taken place in INDIA; containing
the Negotiations of the Britifis Government relative to the Glod-
out Snccefs of the late War....Addreffoi to the Secret Committee
of EAR India Direaors.
By the MARQUIS of WELLESLEY.
Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Noble Author, in one volume
quarto, illußrated with 6: plant, neatly coloured, price ass or
on large paper 211. in boards,
HISTORY Of the MA/MATTA WAR.
London, England, 1805-08-23

ROLL 4ND.

Hacut, Auc. to.—The expedition in the Teiel,
which, betides !hips of war, confias of feventy-four
' tranfports, has been ready to fail thefe two days.—
The day after to-morrow the (hips and troops will
be infpeeed and reviewed forlhe laft time, when the
Grand Penfionary will be prefent • after svhat the
expedition will wait the orders-of:Ae French Empe-
ror for its failing. The troops of the expeditiOn-are
commanded, under General Maxima r, by General
Staarrtamt, well known for his political journies tb
Egypt, Syria, and Conflantinople. It was at firft
caul, that he would command the four thoufand
French troops which are to be embarked at Helvoet-
flays. _ _

A poft goes off from hence to the Helder and the
Ten' every morning and evening.
A courier has arrived here-from the French Em-
peror, at Boulogne, and 'proceeded to tLe Fielder,
whence he has fet out with difpatches on his return to
Boulogne.
The report that our Envoy at Lilbon, VAN GRAS-
vat" has been appointed Governor General of Ba•
tavia, is without foundation.
Our Envoy at the Court of RulDa, VON HOORN.
DORPI arrived here yefterday with his family. •
London, England, 1805-11-06

CONDUCT OF PRUSSIA.

Letters from Bremen [tate, that the Km* of PRR2-
si* has marched an Army into Hanover, of which
he has taken poffeflion for his Britannic Majelty.

The lawn accounts from Cork announce the Lin-
ing from thence of the fleet for the Weft Indies.

His MAI tsTr it candled to come to town to-nru.-
row, to hold a Privy Council, at the Queen's Palace,
to receive the RPCORDRAPS report of the convias capi.
tally con►itted, during the two last Seffions, at the
London, England, 1805-11-06

Tra;els-in Siberia and in France.

Various Englifh critics have pronounced Kottehne to be, in
every raped, "she trdirellers," as well as the molt lively
1 painter of manners and charader that, in thi Hoc of compolltion,
'e'er addredid the Public ; and the univerfalßeception of his tra-
vels in Siberia and in France, not only in every p.rt of there iflands
but in every country in Europe, is a circumstance dentonftrative
of his extraordinary merit. Yet, however interesting may have
been his former travels, there in Italy claim rank as his chtf J
and in a particular manner command the notice of the literary
world, flue only as relating to the molt intereltin countries in
Kurope, but as poll: thug a rich and unequalled fund of novelty,
' information, and aunifement.
Printed fur RICHAIM Pus Li PI, Bridge- ftreet , Blackflies', and to

be had of all Docilellers.
Of whom may be had,

The fourth Edition of Ko rain? TRA;ILII in Sintato,throe
volumes, price 130.6 d.; and the third edition of his 'TRAVELS in
FRANCt, three volumes, price 134. 6d. in boardf.

This, day was publillted,
Neatly printed in One Volume r ante. with a Portrait of tie
AUTIIIO4. Price 3s. 6d. bound,
ENGLISH COMPOSITION ; in a Method en•
tirely new; with various contralted Examples, from cele-
brated Writers. The whole adapted to common capacities, and
deigned at as eafy help to forma good Style. and to promote an
early acquaintance with the Works of the belt Authors.
By the Rev. G. G. SCRAGGS, of Buainglum.
To which are added. an Etray on the Advantages of ender-
Rending Compatriot' ; ands Lift of the belt Books fut an hog -
Ink Reader, with Remarks.

London : Printed for H. D. Symonds. Parernofter.row ;
And may be had ofMr.. Seeley, Bookleller, Buckingham.
London, England, 1805-11-06

KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION.

AT a GENERAL MEETING of the COM-
MITTEE of MANAGEMENT of the Afjirs and Bull.
nets of the Company of Proprietors of the RENNET and A VON
CANAL NAVIGATION, held at the York Hotel in the City
of Bath, an Tuefday the spth day of Graeber, silos, at eleven
o'clock in the former/0. parruant to the left adjournment.
CHARLES DUNDAS, Efq. M. P. in the Chair,
happening to this Meeting, that the full fum of am,oool. au-
thorized to be raid by the Alt paired in the fall Section of Par.
Haman, and agraM at the Special Meeting of Proprietors, held
on the 16th day of Await latt, to be raifed by optional notes at
sol each, or by new Shane at pl. cash, has Dot been taken and
fubfcribed for by the precut Proprietors of Skates in the raid Ca.
nal, or their matinees,

Refolved unattintouily. That, agreeably to the powers contained
in the (aid Aft. the Committee will now admit any perfon or per.
fool whomfoevcr to fobfcribe for optional Notes, new Shares,
at the rates aforekid, being the fame refpcdive rates at which
they ha►e been offered to the fail Proprietors, until the 25th day
of November met, unlefs the whole of the raid turn of s. o,
glen be fooner fubftribed for ; and that Subferirion Bo ,Its be
immediately opcnod for that mink, and left at the Principal
Clerks at Marlborough ; at the Treafurees,in Brined ; at Melfrs.
Whitehead, Howard, and CO. Bankers. Lomb* l at Mef(rs. Hob •
bode and Co• Bankers, Bath ; at Meas. Tyler, Salmon and Co.
Bankers, Devizes; and at Mars. 'roomer. Bunny. and Co. Ban-
kers. Newbury ; of which the Principal Clerk Is dircdked to give
notice by public advertifeatent.
CHARLES DUNDAS, Chairman.
In purfaanee of the above At:Cantinas, I do hereby give notice,
that the Subkriptioo Books thereby direeted to be opened, are
left at the Cereal perfous above mentioned; and that any perfoia
whofoever wiU be entitled to fubferihe for fo many of Nett Op.
dams! Notes qg New Shares as he mall chuk to take (fulled to
raltadion if necaary) at the refpative rates aforefaid.
JOHN WARD,
Principal Clerk to the (aid Company
°atelier 31,1E05. of Proprietors.

TO LET, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHEO,
A GOOD HOUSE, completely ant elegantly
a• Fun Jibed to the modern *yle, fituated to as eligible part
of Reading, Berks.
Fur partioulars apply to Mr. Poulton, Uphollterer, Broad.
ftrcet, Reading.

LEDGERS, JOURNALS, DAY BOOKS, Etc.
Ste. of all defcrimions and fire, may be had at WII.I.IAMS's
Patent,Ledger Wareboufe, No. 10, Cornhill—they are made of the
heft paper and materials, open quite Sat, and are cheaper and
ftronger than others made in the urea' way.
Mr. Williams hopes an abetment (for underwriters efpecially)
will now be ready to fait every order, and begs the favour of an
early appliestion..--••• The Trade fir pplied as Mimi
London, England, 1805-11-06

WORKS ON RUSSIA.

Written by WILLIAM Tams, F.R. S. Member of the Imperial
Academy of Sciences, sad of the Free Economical Society of
St. Peteriburgh.
Elf lEW of the RUSSIAN EMPIRE during the
v Reivu of CATHARINE and to the Clnfe of the zBth
&c.Century, iC. &c. Containing an accurate Defcription of the Go-
vernment, manners, cottons*, reUghrn, extent, boundaries, foil, cll.
mate, produce, revenue, trade, manufadtures,&c.&c. of the feve-
ral Natious that compote that extenfive empire. By Win. Tooke,
F. It. S. Second Edition. in 3 large vols. /Ivo. price 11. tts. dd.
in boards.

a. Hiftory of Ruffle, from the eftabliftuncnt of Monarchy under
Rurik to the acceftion of Catharine 11. By Wm.-coulee, F /LS &c.
&c. In two vols. Bvo. with 6o portraits, engraved (tam a Seti.3
of Medals, price tl. is. boards.
1. The Life of Catharine IL Sowers of Rata& By Wm. Tooke,
F.R.S. The 4th edition, with coufiderable improvemenu. in ;cols.
Bvo. price tl. as. In boards, embellifhed with t t elegant portraits,
and a View of the famous Suttee of Peter the Great on the day of
its difelofure to the public; a View of the Foare's of Schaff-t-
-hug, and a cursed Map of Raffia.
4. The Plante of Peterfburgh; from the German of Henry
Starch. in one large volume Bvo. embeltithed with plates, and a
DM plan of Pcterfburgh, price las. boards.
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KOTZEBUE.' TRAVELS IN ITALY.
This day were publifhed,
la fear elofely printeil Volumes, (mall Odavo, uniform with the
other Travels of the fame Author, price One Pound in hoards,
TRAVELS through ITALY, from LIVONIA
through the TYROL and FLORENCE to NAPLES, and
from NAPLES tunotgh ROSIE, BOLOGNA, BiIILAIN,Wid VIEW Na tO
Beaus., perform d during the dote of the year 111:4 and the
commencement of 18:s.
By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE,
Author of the Stranger, Lovers' Vows, Pizarro, /cc. &c. and of
London, England, 1805-08-24

C. 0.

Head Qparters, Aug. t S. I SOS-
You are defired to appear here in fervice order, on Wednef&y.
the at ft init. at Half-pail. Five o'clock in the afternoon, M. T. a.
to hold fourfelf ha readinefs to mutter, at any future period, at t.c
fhorteft notice, in the fame order, viz. liaverfack, Canteen, ar4
Knapfack, the latter to contain I fhirt, r pair of ftorkingc. I pit-
of 111001, 2 flannel waificoats to cover the loins, a flannel night cap,
a black Silk handkerchief, a pair of trowfers, a great coat and
foraging cap, a. pair of rafters. and feather cafe; pipe clay, black-
ing ball, pouch Ball, oil (in a tin cafe), tow, flannel; rags, and fponge,
emery and bull leather flicks. brufbes for cloaths,fhoes and buttoug,
razor. combs, foap, towel! and fixusge, knife, fork and fpoon, to be
packed in as fmall a compafs as porible, and alto a turnferew,
bruits and picker,-and Gene fpara flints (in the pouch).—Marchinl;
Order will be regulated by ciremnitances.
At the prefeiat crab', it will be impolfible to difpenfe with you:
regular attendance, uulefs fatisfaelory reafons areaffigned to no..
I.E-MESL/RlEft,

Colonel, Honourable Artillery CrAireany

Yeflerday, at four o'clock, the St. James's Vo-
lnnteerr, commanded by Lord Amu 'ass-, mull.::red
at Burlington Houle, to the number of sro, for the
purpofe of being infpeited in marching order, (with
knapfacks, haverfacks, canteens, &c.) by Lord BAN-
suit:. His Lordfhip very minutely examined every
man prefent, and was pleated to exprels, in molt high
and flattering terms, his entire fatisfaaion at the com-
plete flare of equipment of the whole regiment. The
Corps then paired his Lord(hip in review order, and
were afterwards marched to their armoury, Dufour's
Place, when, after a neat fpeech from Lord ATRNIRST
congratulating them on the handfome encomium
paid him by -Lord BANBURY, for their foldier like
appearance, they were difinitled.
INUNDATION.—A conliderable part of the great.
fewer leading from Mary-la-bonne, and joining the
river Thames, at Thames Bank, has again blown up
by the late inundation, between Pimlico and the
Willow Walk, and many of the poor inhabitants in
the vicinity, have fo much fuffered, that their cafe.;
are truly deplorable.

Thurfday morning, as the workmen were clearing
away the remains of the late Lord Craven's manlion,
in Wych-tireet. Drury-lane, they difc.ivcred a lub-
terraneous pairtge leading to the Thames.—Some of
the workmen have gone at least under ground torty
yards fa it; it is very damp, and they thought it
dangerous to proceed further.
London, England, 1805-08-24

TVErmourff. itucgswa.

L

The Royal family -did /tot return -4e, Owe-
o'clock IA evening: At 7 they went to, the Theatre.
At levet' o'clock.thisanotaing, his Mapirry, with
feveral attendants, rode lathe Dprehetter, Barracks,
and Int-p.a..' th. croopg. slawritctcdrawn out ready
for marching into the geld fora grand fharii-fight.
The Corps of Sharp-fhootera arc to
.3411 at it. The'
iht is to be in the neighbourhood Monkton t
e, near Dorcheder ; ihe whole under the command
' of thcir Royal Highnelles the Dtikesufeuisiaatain
and KENT. • __

OA his htlaytsrY's return to liVeyasontb, he re'
an audience to Sir WILLetAM •Otittatt, who arnved
here early ibis morning. His Mayrssr-rimained
converfation in confiderable time wlth the worthy
Alderman. About eleven the Royal Family, with'
a numerous party, tent on board the Royal yacht.
On Tuefday 'we had two more Dutch prizes
brought in here, taken by privateers.
The whole of the regiments here have been Li-
jaded for fome time pail, in preparation fbr a grand
review before his MA.pestY, ton,ts itl *Corifettienee of
the corn in this country 'being ready for reaping, a
number of farmers waited upon the Duke of Cult-
lea cat no to allow a certain numbersof the foldierkto
atlia ; to which application his Royal Higlinefs was
pleat-4 to eonfent. We have every appearance of an
abnn
'lsaitivaLs—di.ari-aki _caries mieciess44. Yam.
kinadant, and CatraffaXitndgnn

Preparatory to an infpedion by his Royal Highnefs
the Duke of YORK, this day, the whale of the
th Light Dragoons, who are quartereet at Hythe,
Romney, Dover, Folk(lone; and ,Rye, being attached
to tht bsigade under the command of Major•Gencial
Mootis, were reviewed on Thurfday by:' their Coal.
mending Officer, Colonel THOMAS, upon a plain
atriut a mile to the Ea ft of the Town, near the Signal
Houfe at Folknone Turnpike. They confined °trite
troop of too men cads, and made a molt beautid,
appearance.

On Saturday lift near zoo of the zd battalion of
the 79th regiment, arrived at Greenock from &Min,
under the command of Capt. CAMERON, on their way
to Ireland,•to be attached to the tit battalion.

The volunteer regiments are complying with the
call lately made upon them by Government, with fo
much energy, that it is plain the principle which gave
them birth is as much alive Us ever, and that it coeds
only an occafion for their fervices in order to be 4.
lured of them.

The Honourable Artillery Company had a na:ale•
rons mnfier at the Artillery Ground on Wednefday,
the t4th inilant, in marchirg order, knapf..cks, ha•
verfack, canteens, and great coats; and on laft Wed-
nefday, the 210, in confequence of the following or•
der, they affembled as before :—being compleatly
equipped in full marching order, they made a molt
refpeetable appearance both as to numbers and
pline ; a numerous atremblage of genteel compa4y
were prefent on the occafion :
London, England, 1805-08-24

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____ UNIVERSFFY OF OXFORD.-THE ROEBUCK INN.

rrifi NOBILITY and GENTRY, who may have
A occAfion to tint or travel through OXFORD, are molt re-
fpedrully lunched to order their Carriages to the ROEBUCK
INN, where Capital Horfes and experienced Drivers are ready to
forward them at the mafonable Lite of
London, England, 1805-08-24

woot)Folizi) refpeaPilly informs the Pa-
-1-• truns of his late Father and Uncle (Woodford and Waits)
and 'the Public, that he has re•eltablithed the FA I.CON T V EftHs
UR .AVr.SEND, in its farmer Rate of convenience, that he has
tat en elfalual means to provide excellent Wines, cotnroodiout
Be fa, and Servants competent and entirely difpofed to render
rye f y Attention. and that he hes, with great deference, to merit
alsi to obtain that fupport which was kindly bellowed upon the
al) eve former Proprietors.
Cr Prime Wines, and Beds well :::red, will be objeds of par -
dollar care.