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London, England, 1805-06-28

OXFORD, :FIXE

The Metnall peiformed on Tuefday tall, ed.:tied
rufficient almotl to cover the whale expenees. Although
BRAHASI and STOIIACE have not yet been ircompa-
table in Sacred Mu tic, they crmmanded mare ap-
plaufe than the Wednefday's Mifeellaneous Songs.
The Theatre was fo ctowded that many ladies,
and one elderly gow•nfman fainted away. Many hun-
dreds were obliged to content rhemfelves with only
looking at the bt.ilding, and fancying they beard the
delivery of fpecches. Al: three were fpoken with
rivet effe& Mrs. ASHfi, we are inclined to think,
has excelled in all her pieces. The Town• Hall was
opened about ten, and before eleven the room was
ti, completely filled, that many were obliged to return
' for their own and others convenience. It was kept
up till four o'clock. Indeed fo full is every honfe,
that no bed can be engaged under los. 6d. a night.
The colleetion at St. Mary's exceeded every former
fubfcriptiun—it amounted to t7ol.
London, England, 1805-06-28

This day wlre publi the l,
THE FOLLOWING WORKS, by the Author of the Income
or Property Tax
In One Volume Oaavo. Price 9s.

'.ON EARTH PEACE. GOO 6 WILL TO-
WARDS MEN; or the Civil. Political, and Religiou3
Means of eftablifhing the Kingdom of God on Earth, folly
contained and confirmed in the Scripture Pro.;,hecies ; in whic'a are
cornprifed the proper Pradlical Meafures for redreffing Public Af-
fairs, uniting all Pardo., and bellowing permanent ',Lace, profpc-
rity, and happinefs on Great Britain and all Nations.
a. The NATIONAL IMPROVEMENTS of the BIITISki
EMPIRE ; or an attempt to redlify Public Affairs ; eahibitiuk
the prefent State of the Drift& Fiftteries, the Highlands of s.,„t.
!ar.d, Ireland, the Eaft and Weft Indies. a• 1 Great liritam, inchi
dlrg its Police, Finances, Politics, Agrirtdmr-, Indoitrv, aid lo
terefts in :terteral ; with the re-spit-ate Plans fur the advaticemett ot
that feveral important Ohjeds, and for eilablithing petmanem
Peace. In 3 vols. Bvo. price ti. 7ss
Printed for J johnkn, 72, St. Paul's Church-yard.
London, England, 1805-06-28

VENTILATORS, FOR MARQUEES, TENTS, Sce.

To the PUBLIC, and OFFICERS in the ARMY in particular.
LIEUTENANT WM. COLLINS, of the Corns
of Royal,Marines, having obtained His Majelly's Royal Let.
ters Patent for the invention of a Ventilator for fupplying a son.
Bata circulation of (refit Air in Tents of every defcription, be
leave to folicit aat patronage which he truth his invent eti wiU
on trial entitle hint to.

The benefits arifing ire= a eonflant circulation of frefh Air, in
Tents and Marquees, without the inconvenience now retorted to
of opening them by letting down the walls, are obvious, but par-
ticularly in Hufpital and Mefs Tents, where it may he requifite
to keep them dote to prevent the admiffioo of rain. In Tents oc-
cupied by Privates it mutt be of the greatett utility in preferving
their Health, for, where ten or twelve Men are crowded ina Tent.
there is of condo a great degree of damp or toul air, which this
Ventilator will entirely difperfc and keep whuletome and frees is
the hotteß night in Summer.
In Officers' Marquees it will be found molt defirable, as it will
prevent the Mildew or Rot, fa univerfally complained of. which
defrays the Canvas, and even affedts their Baggage. In damp ur
cold weather, a fire may be constantly kept in the Marquee, with-
out the (hull& inconvenience, and will thereby confiderably in-
create the purity of the air.
In offering this Ventilator to the Public, Lieutenant CuttiNs
has the fatistadion of alerting that experience has Ramped it: ge-
neral utility and benefit, as will be corroborated by the teltimony
of feveral Officers of distinction and eminent Military Surgeof,s,
who have certified under their hands the benefits arifing from its
adoption.—See page 56 of Blair's Soldier's Friend.
Lieutenant Cot.t.ita s has appointed Mclirs. Blades and sln r,
No. tyy, Piccadilly, Camp Equipage Makers to the Army and
Navy, to difpofe of his Ventilator, at whole Manufaaory alone
they are made, tajether with every tieceffary Article fur Home ar
Forelp Service.
London, England, 1805-06-28

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BIBURY MEETING, WEDNESDAY, JIME26.-
Mr. Germain's Whirligig, raft. beat Mr. Mellith's Lifsnabago-
i tit. Lib. Three miles, sogs. Won eallly.
A .9. Wcepflakes of rigs each, 15ft. with tom added:-.4 miles.
I.prd Foley's Sir Harry Dimfdale, 5 yrs old, waited over.
Mr. Pigot's Pipylin beat Mr. Mcllißis Gary Owen, arft each.
sccp. Two tailed.
Sweepltakes of sgs. each, with sop. added. Three mum
Mr. Goddard named W iseatear. 5 yrs old - 1
*ti. R. H. the Prince of Wales's br. to Vivaldi, 6 yrs old a
Mr. Barnard named Mirror, 4 yrs old - 3
Mr. Mellith's Little Jocy, 5 yrs old - - 4
Handicap Plate of sot Two-mile Heats.
Mr. Bigg'sVaGiingtoo, 4 yrs old, soft. rib. i it
Sir H. Li ppiocott's ch. g. byWaxy, out of Jemima, s yrs old
toll. 816. - - 3
Major Pigot's Gary Owen, aged - 4 3
London, England, 1805-06-28

MICHAELMAS, HII.ARY, and EASTER REPORTS.
This day was publifiled, in OdUrn, price 2s. 6d. each,
. .

No. XII. to XVI. °Caney, Series, and the tuft Number of New

Volume of

I'HE LAW JOURNAL, continued Monthly.—
By JOHN PRINCE SMITH, Efq.
...0 !Cray's Inn, Barrilttrat Law..

.
Containing Smith's Reports of 54 Cafes in Michaelmas Term,
45 Geo. 111. 1804, and so Cafes and upwards In Hilary and Eager
Terms, 45 Gen. 111. dos. Each Number contains a confiderable
portion of a new Series of Reports of Cafes, argued and deternun-
rd the Court of King's Bench, by the Editor; which is In print-
ci as to bind up feparately at the end of each yea: of the King's
keign. To there are added, an Account of New I.cw Bookc,Ori-
tinal Communications, Effays, and Legal Subjedts, Ancient Read-
ings, ll.l,mthly Lift of Bankrupts, and Other articles of utility or
cctiolity.
London: Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal•ftrect,
Lin-
co:u's Inn. Of whom ma, be had,
The brit Part, or Sntith's Reports for the 44th Year of Geo. 111.
publ;fhed in Law Journes, with a Table of the Names of Cafes,
and au Indei of the principal Matters, containing upwards of 160
Cafes in Michaelmas, Hilary, Eafter. and Trinity Terms, and
nearly Goa pages, price iss. The fecond part of the Law Journal,
entitled au Ahritiarinnt of Statutes, of the 44th year of the Reign
01 G.u. lit, price 7s. 6d. The third Part, or Original Communi-
cation;, entitled the Law Journal for 1804, price sa.
•.• The above Numbers on Perufal will be found to contain
many Cafes not in any other Work.
London, England, 1805-06-28

TO BE PUBLICLY SOLD,
To the Higheft Bide,er,
At the Cullom Hattie, Newcaßle, on Tuefday the 2d of July,
Igoe, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE SLOOP HOPE, burthen 42 60.94 Tons,
with her Tackle, Apparel, and Furniture.
The Broken Parts of the Hull and the Sails and other Materials
of a Lugfail Boat, borthen about to Tons.
Eight Oil Cloths, 2 Pi: eel of Linea, t 'Looking Glary.
sop GsDons of Geneva, for private Ufe.
ss9 Gallons of Brandy, for general Ufe.
The Slonp (which is entitled to a Btitilh Regifler), may be Peen
on Mr. Bowles Landing, in Gate!head. Her Materills, and thole
of the Boat, with the other Articles. at the Cullom houfe.
London, England, 1805-06-28

REVIEW OF trip NEW PUBLICATIONS.
This day were publifhed, price One Guinea each, Vol. I.for aos;
Vol. 11. for 1803; and Vol. 111. for 1804, of
THE ANNUAL REVIEW, and fililtori of Li-
terature. Containing a Critical Analyfis of all the Works
publilbed during each Year, arranged in Chapters, correfponding
with the various Brandies of Human Knowledge, each of which is
preceded by an Marini Introduaion.
A. AIKIN, Editor.
Printed for Longman, Hurd, Rees, and Orme, Patecnoftcr-row.
•„• The plan adopted in this Work of reviewing together all
the publications of the Year affords a Variety of Advantages pecu•
liar to itfclf. A Volume will continue to be putilithed annually In
the Mouth of March ; and by this means every other Review is
confiderably anticipated hi the priority of notice of new Publics-
r Cons.

BURN'S JUSTICE.
This eay was publiflicd, in four large volumes Bvo. price Two
Guineas in boards, a New Edition, being the Goth, cos-rated
and confiderably enlarged, of
DR. BURN's JUSTICE of the PEACE and
PARISH OFFICER, with the adjudged Cafes and Statutes
relative to the Office and Duties of a Juftice of the Peace, brought
down to the prefent time.
By WILLIAM WOODFALL,

Of the Inner Temple, Efq. Barrifter at Law.
Printed by A. Straban, Law Printer to the King's molt excel-
lent Malelty, for T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand ; F. and
C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; Longman Hurt, Rees,
and ornie, Paternofter-row, and J. Butterworth, Longman,
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
i. EceleftalLtal Law, 6th Edition, with Notes and Refemnces.
by Simon Frafer„Efg Barrilter at Law,4 volumes, odtavo, ii. las.
in boards.

a. A New Law DiEtlonary intended for general raft, as well as
for Gentlemen of the Profeffion, a vols. Svo. t Gs. in bo-rds.
London, England, 1805-06-28

DUBLIN, JUNE 25.

Saturday morning the troops on hoard the trsnf.
ports in Cork harbour, were dirembarked on Haul-
bowling ifland, where they had a field day.
General Sir EIRE Coots is. we hear, nominated
to fitcceed the prefent Governor of Jamaica ; and it
is faid that the expedition which was intended to fail
from Cork, under the command of General Cooxi..
is for the prefent laid afide.
London, England, 1805-06-28

LIFE OF I'ALLEYRATID.

This day was publifhed,in 2 Vols. 12M0.exibelliibei with a faith-
ful Portrait, and Fac Similes. price vss.boards,
MMEMOIRS of C. M. TALLEYRAND DE PE-
RIGORD, one of Bonaparte's principal Secretaries of State,
his Grand Chamberlain, and Grand Officcr of the Legion of Ho-
nour, Ex-Blihop of Anton, Et-Abbe of Colies and St. Dennis, &e.
Containing the Particulars of his Private and Public Life, and
his Inttigue; in Boudoirs, as well as in Cabinets.
By the AUTHOR. of the Revolutionary Plutarch.
Poblifhtd by John Murray, No. 32, Fleet ttreet, London; and
fold by every Bookfcikr throughout the Empire.
Of wouni alfo may be had, lately puhlifhed by the fame Author,
The Third Edition of the Rev° IXTION A lir PLU CAR Cll. C'ell•
ibid ;'g the moil diftingtifbed Charadters in the recent Annals of the
French Republic, 3 Vols. tamo. with a Fac Simile, and Portraits'
price as. in

This day was publifixd, in One large Volume, (tiarto,
ll!nitrated with Views drawn and engraved by Laporte, and a
Map of the Country, price 2i. s as. 6d. in boards,

THE SCENERY, ANTIQUITIES, and 810-a
-a- GRAPHY of SOUTH WALES, from matc,ials collated
during two Fscurfion ii the Year 18,33.
By BENJAMIN HEATH MA LK IN. Efq. 111. A. F.S.A.
A few copies may be had with the Yicws finely coloured by
Laporte, price 41.45. in hoards.
Printed for Longman, Hurt, Rees, and Orme, Paternolter-row.
Of whom may be had, lately publithed,
NORTH WALES--Mcluding its Scenery, Antiquities, Cul:
toms, and forte Sketches oic its Natural Hiftory ; delineated from
two Exeurfions through all the interefting parts of that Country,
during the Summers of 1798 and taor.
By the Rev. W. ISINCILEY, A. M.
Fellow of the Linnean Society, and late of Peterhoufe, Camlwidt;e
In two Volumes, Bvo. illultrated with a new and accurate Map
1 Frontifpicces, and fiveral favourite Wefili.Urs, price t s. ts. boards.

This day was publifited,

.
Elegantly printed in one large volume odavo,price Its. in boards,
A Second Edition, greatly augmented, of
MEMOIRS of ANGELUS POLITIANUS,
JOANNES PICUS of IVlirandub, AC TUIS SINCERUS
SANNAZeIRIUS. PETRUS BEMBUS, HIERONYMUS
FRACASTORIUS, MARCUS ANTONIL 1S FLAMINIUS, and
the AMALTHEI. Tranllations from thrir Poetical Works; and
Notes and Obfervations concerning other Literary Chanel/1s of
the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries.

By the Rev. W. PARR GRESWELLb
Curate of Llenton, in Lire*lldre.
Printed for T. Cadell anti W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had,
►. Mr. Roscoe's bra and Po ISTIVICATE of Leo the 7.....NT11,
(jult publithed) elegantly printed in 4 vols. 4to. and illuftrated by
Engrain ;s, Price 61. 6s in boards ;or on royal paper, price too sos.
a. Mr. Roscoe's Lire of Lo astir° ne Memel, called the
Magnificent; new Edition, printed In a vols. aro. price a as. in
Wads; and In 3 vols. Bvo. price 11. 7s. in boards.
3. Mr. StIENIERD'S Lire of P.annio BanccieLitsr, elegantly
printed in one volume, au). price tl. Ss. in boards.
4. An InTabnucTioN to the I.ITRRART HISTORY Of the Four-
teenth and Fifteenth Centuries, Bvo i.e. in boards.
London, England, 1805-06-28

ADVOWSON FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD,
About Folly Mks South of Loodgm,

AN ADVOWSON and next Prefentatinn to .a
ReClory, very eligibly and beautifully fituated within a plea-
tot ride of roan of the moil frequented and falhionable Watering
Places There is a good Patronage Houfr, Glebe, Fee. with all
couvoient =d'art Out-buildings, as Coach Hoak, Stables,
]faro•, &c.
The Parifh confills of about 2COO Acres of Land, and the an.
1111.1 i Value of the 'tithes is eflimated at upwards of oral. a Year.
For further particulars, apply to M. Dyne, Solicitor, Serjeant's
Inn. F 1 et-Itrect.
London, England, 1805-06-28

CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION IN WILTSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD )3V PRIVATE CONTRACT,

ACAPITAL MANSION, either with or 'without
die entire new and elegant Furniture, and about nine Acres
of Meadow and Paiute Land lying cor.tiguous thereto. The
Houfc has been newly built and completed within three years. It
of an handfume Entrance Han, BreAfaft-ronin, Dining.
nom; Drawing room, and Library on the around 11-. or, five ben
Bed-rooms, two Drefling-roorns, Nurfery and Servants' Rooms --
The CcHars are particularly good,-aind the QfSces complete, con-
fiding of Servants' Hall, Batter's Pantry. Kitchen, Dairy, Laun-
dry, Brewhoufe,Douide Coach-houfe, Six• Stall Stahlc, with Poul-
try Yard, Pigeon.hour , and Ple.icarc Ground well Rocked with
Fruit Trees, and Kitchen Garden detached. _ _

The Houle is Otuated in a Sue Sporting Country, having Pox
Hounds and Harriers in the Neighbourhood and good Roads
around it.

The Purctafcr may have pelf, Mon as foot) as it fuits his :olive-
Welke, and may take any quantity of the Choke Wines in the
Cellars of which he may be defirous.
The Land' r. has been tedveme4.—Pdrther particulars may be
kr .wn, by applying at the OiSce of Mr. &falter, itt Shaftcfbury,
Durk; of Merin. Pateffiter, Wine inton, Somerfet, who are im-
powerLd to treat for the Selz.; or of Mr. Dyne, Solicitor, Serjeant's
Inn, Fleet Rftet.
London, England, 1805-06-28

THE KING V. HAZEL.

Mr. JLICYLL mooed the Judgment of the Court on
Robert Hazel!, for obfl•ating an officer of the re-
venue in the execution of his duty, at a public houfe
at a fair in a village in Wiltfhire, where the company
were in liquor, knocked the officerof the Excife down,
and turned him out, in which the Defendant aded a
confiderable part,
The SOLICITOR GENERAL addrefred the Court for
the Crown, and Mr. GURNEY for the Defendant, ob-
ferving, that this fcene arofe out of mirth, jollity, and
fome drunkennefs.
CHIEF JUR ricE.--a That mirth takes a wrong ai-
reltion when it is likely to end in the death of one of
his Majellv's fubje&s. Will the Excife undertake to
carry the Defendant down into the country, if the
Court lhould fentence him to imprifonment there,
otherwiffi be may remain, as many others have done,
in the King's Bench during the whole period of his
imprifonment ? That is a matter which requires fome
regulation.
•Mr. SOLICITOR GENERALo•—" Whatever be the
fcalcitce of the Court, it will he the duty of the Ex-

eifc to do every thing in its'prwer which may be
neceffary to carry that fentence into execution."

The fentence was, That the Defendant be fent to
the &aol of Filherton, in the county of Wilts, there
imprifoned fcr three calendar months, and then dif-
charged.
London, England, 1805-06-28

DEBATE ON THE CATHOLIC QUESTION.
On Monday next will be publithed, by CutheU and Martin, Mid-
dle-row, Holborn, and Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin, price zo..
6d. in boards,
FULL and Impartial Detail of the important
A DEBATE in both Houfes of the Imperial Parliament on the
Catholic Qtleftion. To which arc added, by way of Appendix, the
Queltions fubmitted by the Englifh Catholics, at the debm of Mr.
Pitt, in 1789, to the Catholic Univerfities of Paris, Douay,Louvain,
Valadolid, and Salamanca, with their full Anfwers there-
to, touching the Dodtrine imputed to Catholics of keeping no faith
with Heretics, and the powers of the Church to abfolve them from
4,egiance to Proteftant Princes.
May be had alto of Booker, Bond-street ; Carpenter, ditto ;
and Keating and Co. Duke-ftreet,Grofvenor-filuare.

This day was publifhed,
Handfomely printed in one large Volume, Royal Quarto, (uniform
in fize and type, with the Tranfadtiong of the Unnan Society
of London), and embellifised with Portraits of Linnzus and
_ _ - .

Dr. Pulten'iy, with a fine Plate of Medals, and a Fac-fitnile of
Liajszus's band-writing, price 0.113.61 inboards,
AGENERAL VIEW of the WRITINGS of
LI NN/EUS, by RICHARD PULTENEY, Mt D. F. R. S.
The Second Edition; with Comedian, confidcrable Additions,
and Memoirs of the Author, by
WILLIAM GEORGE MATON, F.A.S. F.S.A.
Fellow of the Royal College of Phyficians,and a Vice-Prefident

of the lAnnewan Society of 1-oodon._

To which is annexed, the Diary of Linnzua, written by himfelf,
and now tranflated into Englilh, from the Swedint Manufetipt in
the Po&Mon of the Editor.

Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultty.
London, England, 1805-06-28

CLARENDON PRESS..

•
This day was publillsed,
1. TULLII CICERONIS TUSCULANA•
M• RUM DISPUTATIONUM, Libri V. cum commen•
tario jOANNIS DAVIIIII. et RICHARD! BLNTLCII
Edido Nova. Bvo. 6c. in mitres.
a. Harmonia quutuor Evangeliorum juxta Sedtiones Ammo-
Dimas et it ufebii Lanoms. ato. large paper, price 78s.
him Liber, eto. (mall paper, las.
2. Novum Teftamentum Grmcum juxta exemplar Millianum.
Crows 081v0.
,51.
Sold by Payne and Mackinlay, Strand; and J. Crooke, Oxford.
Where may be bad, all the Publications of the Clarendon
Preis.

This day war s publilbed,

• ,
In One Volume t amo. price 4.1. out boards,
WALTER KENNEDY : an American Tate.
Printed for Longman, fiurft, Rees, and Orme, Pater-
nofter•row.

Of whom may be bad, hitely publifhed,
a. The Swifa Entigraats: a Talc. .By Henry Murray. In one
volume tamo.price as. in boards.
2. Herman and Dorothea, a Tale, in Wore, by the Author of
" The Sorrows of %Mercer," tranflated from the German, in Fool(
cap Bvo. embelliihed with Ten elegant Engravings, price 7s. in
hoards. Another Trannation in Blank Verfe. By Mr. Holcroft,
too. 6d. and large Phper sse. hoards.

HAWNEY's COMPLETE MEASURER,
IMPROVED BY KEITH.
This day was publilbed, price 41. bound,
I[..TAWNEY's COMPLETE MEASURER.; or,
the Whole Art of MEASURING. Being a plain and cam-
prehenfive Treadle on Practical Geometry and Menfuration—pre-
ceded by Decimal and Duodecimal Arithmetic, and the Extraftion
of the Square and Cube Root. Adapted to the Ufe of Schools,
and Perfous concerned in Mcafuring, Gauging, Surveying, &c.
A new Edition, correded and ready improved by
THOMAS KEITH,
Private Teacher of Mathematics.
Printed for J. Jobnfon, F. C. and J. Rivington, I. Walker,
Scatcherd and Lett:rman, G. Wilkie, J. Robinfon, W. Lowndes,
T. Boofey, Vernor and Hood, Lackington and Co. J. Taylor,
Longman and Co. J. Mawman, and R. S. Kirby.
London, England, 1805-04-13

A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS.
INFALLIBLE GERMAN Ci AN-PLAISTER.

rrHE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent
.1- REMEDY is Gs certain of its Milner having ►eve► failed.
in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corn,
root and branch, Te RIVIIN 7NZ 1,10 g BT. And he' cgs leave
to add, that it has infinitely the advantage of the numbericfs inc/S-
-eadous Ointments. Salves, &c. as many hundreds olafllifted per•
tons oars teitify, among whom are Caine of the fisit chara&cra to
this kingdom.
Sold Wholefale and Retail by T.Artell. No. t, Pinch-lane, new
the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7. Tariftock.
Street ; Mr.. Wilfon, No. 39, St. Jamcs's-itrert; Mr. Milder,
No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324,14°160m ; aftitjebods
and Co. No. kto, Oxford-Street.
At Brain', by Mr. Bulgin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfellers
Bath; By }baud, bookfeller, and Wright, perfumer.
Edinburgh, by Banter, South Bridge.
Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding s.
Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer.and Mr. jones,bookfelier,
Portfmoutb. Mr. Motley, bookfeller.
And by molt of the Venders of Medicines in England.
London, England, 1805-04-13

SHAKSPEARE GALLERY, PALL MALI.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. STEWART.
Oa the Preenifee. May 16, at Twelve %Mimi. by Order of the
Propsietor. 'without referee,
THE Valuable and moltdelirable LEASEHOLD
FSTATE,CMI Capital Building. called the aNABSPRARE
GALLI RY. 64 years.of tile Legge aceapired, at a very moderate
Ground Rent. The rnaifea are fpacious is extent, and in the
molt complete Rate ofrepalt, no expends having beat (pared by
the Inc Proprietors for that peeper& The dungen is truly defir-
able, Wog anent the gilt he this Great Metropolis, and panicu-
latly well .d %peed for the inhibition of any articles eons eded with
the Ant, Ccrporste Bodies, or Compuurs, who way wsnt WACO-
Bre preinifea, and a public refpettable Otsego&
Pattlegns,&e. are now ready for delivery, and may he bad at
the Shatfpcara Gallery ; Garreway's Coffee-bottle; and of Mr.
Stewart, at his Avalon Rooms ,opyollte Albany hours, Pkeuallil-
The PAINTINGS to ILLUSTRATE the WORKS of OUR
IMMORTAL BARD, SHAKSPEARE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. sTEWART,
On the Prernifes, the Shakfpeate Gallery, Pall Mall, May t 6, and
two following Days, at Twelve o'Clock, by Order of the Pro-
prietor, without referee.
I'HE Noble and Valuable ColleAion of PIC-
TURES, Mull:ages of the Works dour Immortal Bard
This truly national affembbge contains the choiceft yrodudions
of our aloft edebrated Brig& Artie*, and is not only illuftrative
of the Works of our great Poet, but alfa of our own Country.—
The lovers of the Drama, in this colledion. wilt be highly grati-
fied In Audios the Artifts have done (itch ample juftlee to the idea
and fancy of the Author--the Amateur, of Hiftorical Paintings
wig And a grand relation. Muftrative of the moft memorable
events which have happened in the Belga Empire. The whole
colleakm resetting the greatelt honour on the puha Writ and
tafte of its late Proprietors. the MeEn. Hondas.
The Ezhihition Rooms will be opened for one Month previous
to the Sale, being the lad time the Public can ever have of view.
hug this as an entire Cogedian ; deferiptive Catalogues will then
he had at the Shakfpeare Gallery ; and at Mr, Stewart's Audios%
npnollte Albany Houle, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1805-04-13

A CAMS and MOST ELICISLIII lIIMIHOLD ESTATE
at PINCI SICK MARSH, neer SPALDING, LINCOLN.

SHIRE. -
TO 1111 SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. STEWART,
At Oarraws Calke•houle. Exchange Alley, Cereal!. oa Wed.
net*, May la, dos, at Twelve o'Clock, by order of the Af.
Since of Mr. Graham Wilklnfon, a Bankrupt,
IHE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE
called SHOTBOLT's FARM, at Pinchbeck Mara, near
Spalding, 1 hitolnibire, moaning of Seventy Acres (be the fame
more or lere) of ride Arable. and Failure Land, with the Farm
Honk, Barns, Stables, and other convenieneles thereon. Is (duets
In the inedt plpfant part of the Country, and will be found moa
difirable. Tb Land being above the Level of the adjoining Conn.
try, is not liable to be flooded at qtly (Won of the Year. The
whole Is now lei at the very low Rent of poi. per Annum, to
Mr. Randall, Tenant at Will,but is rumored to be well worth the
improved rent of tiol. The Land is to the very beft date of cul-
tivation. Alto Two Freehold Pews in the Parilh Mirth of
Pinchbeck.

The £ate to be viewed by leaveof the Tenant, and further
Particulars known of Thomas Froftcr, Ffq Solicitor, Spalding; at
the White Hart, Lincoln; Black Bull, Cambridge; Crown, Han-
ttngdoo Angel, porthampton ; :Jr G. sAlikinfon, Solicitor, No.
32a, Oxford- ; at Garraway's Coffee hook ; and of Mr.
Stewart, at his Avalon Rooms, No. 204. Piccadilly, appetite Al-
bany Haute, Landon.`
London, England, 1805-04-13

FREEHOLD ES TA FES AT FOOTSCRAY, KENT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—My 'Mr-STEWART.
At Mr. enpinger's, the Seven Stars Inn, Footkray, on *lbisfday,
May 2. at Twelve o'Cloek, in Six Lots, by order of the Adm..
Dilator pf the late Mr. Cotton,
RULY deferable FIE amain ECTATIS, in
the molt *gust Part of Kent,ooly• Mlles from Lon
don, on the Madame Aped, wafting of Five exceedingly good
Hodes and Gardena, mad a (mail piece of Garden Ground, and
Stumed in the Public Street of Footferay, the whole let to good
Tenants at will, at very low Rents, and will be partieulaly worth
the attention of Gentlemen who may be &Stotts of being paired
of (mall Freehold&

To be Mensal, with leave of the Tenants. by aPPlicaticsrle Mr.
Coppice:l., at the Seven Stars Inn, Footfcray, and Particular* bad
Skew* at the Bel,at Maidflone; Nines Head,
ulßeadier ; the
Bull and George, DartfriVthe Swan, Town ; White
Mat,
Bromley; Cale, ; of Mr. Wrcight, Solicitor. rem-
ittent ; and et Mr. Stewart, at his Analoo Kamm, oppolite Ah
bany-boofe, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1805-06-26

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. WELLESLEY POLE brought up an account of the Num-
ber of Recruits that had joined the Royal Artillery and Corps of
Mincer% purfuant to order of the Houfe.
_ _

- .
A Meffage from the Lords acquainted the Houfe, that it was
their Lordibipte defire to have a Copy of the Report of the Seledt
Committee, to whom the confederation of the Tenth Report of the
Commiffioners pf Naval Enquiry was committed. The Meffengers
bang called in, the Speaker acquainted them that the Houfe would
fend an anfwer to their Lorain ps' Meffage by Meffengers of its own.
The Houfe went into a Committee on Welton's Divorce BiU,
when Comael was heard in favour of the Bill.

The Houfe then proceeded to ballot for a Secret Committee to
confider of fo much of the Eleventh Report as related to the dif-
pofal of the furn of zco,oooL
The Members appointed to condudt the ferntiny, after retiring
fame time, returned, and reported to the Houle that the ballot
had fallen on the following Gentlemen, viz.
_ _ _

Lord Celt Weigh, Hon. Richard Rider.
Lord Glenbervie, Right Hon. George Canning,
Right Hon. William Windham, and
Hon. Thomas Grenville, William Beft, Efq.
The Report on the Corn Bill was poßponed being received till
Tburfday.
Nir.WHITBREAD moved for an Account of the balance re-
maing in the hands of the Receiver-General of the Poft-011ice,
from the sth January, 1793, to the 3th April hit, diftinguithing
the different quarters in each year, together with the names of
chore perfons in whore hands the ame has been depotited at the
fame periods.
Mr. WHITBREAD alto moved for a firnihr account rehtivc
to the Stamp-Office.
Mr HI JSK ISSON prefented fp/12e accounts relative to the Army.'
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave notice of a
motion for to-morrow, for the appointment of Conuniffioners to
Audit the Public Accounts.

The Exchequer Bills Bills, purfuant to the vote of Friday, were
read a fir(l time, and ordered for a fecund reading tomorrow.

Mr. WHITBREAD wifhed to know if, fine; the Commifflon
which paired the Great Seal appointing Lord Barham to Ms
but lituation, he had refired his office as one of the Royal Com•
miffioncts for the Affair. of the Navy
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQIJER anrwered in the
negative.
Mr. STURGES BOURNE was ordered to carry up to the Lords
la Copy of the Report of the *lca Committee appointed to eon.
rider the Tenth Report.
London, England, 1805-06-26

• VICTUALLING OFFICE, 7101, 20, 180 s.
rrir COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His MAY ESTI'', NAVY, do Gerdy give notice,
flat on Friday next, the 28th inftant, they will be ready to
ree.ive Ter.dcrs in writing, (fealed up) and treat for the Sale
of the SMAI.L COAL produced at llis Majefty's Bakebeufe at
Deptford, for one year certain, from the 17th July ncxt, and fur-
ba until three months warning than be given.
Th 4 Conditions of the Coutradt may be few at the Secretary's
Mc.
ND regard will he Lad to any Tender in It Lich the price fiall not he
Inf,rtol in word, at length, or th,t fiall not be delivered to the Board
41:re ~re :Cod on the faid 184 inll,nt, nor unleli the Perfon who soale,
e&o T..ier, or lone Perron • • his belneg; aurae to anfwer when called
.fir'
London, England, 1805-06-26

Fran the LUhLON GeMB77II, June 25.

BANKRUPTS.
George Dapet, of Let 44, Yorkfhire, foap-boiler and tallow-
chandler, dealer and chapman, to furrender July 12, 13, and
Augult 6, at the hook of William Ward, innhohler, Reds At-
tornies, Mr. Banye, Chancery lane, London; or Mr. Waine-
. wright, ANon court, Leeds.

Alice ifasmfon, of Manchefter, Laneafhire, alehoufe-keeper, vie-
tnAlter, and chalet. July 8, a t, and Auguft 6, at three, at the
„Royal Oak Inn, Marktr ftreet-lane,Manchefter. Attorney, Mr.
Wm. Edge, Black-kr:are, Manchelter.
Hugh Carrol and Robert Ruddock, of Manehefter, Lancafhire,
manufafturers, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, July 8, 119
and Augult 6. at thee at tht Higher Royal Oak Inn, Market-
ftrett lane, Manehelter. Attornies, Mr. Samuel Edge, Man.
elufter ; or Mr. EJge, Inner Ttmple, London.
'nm a 4 Farmer Carelefs, of Con r.t t r• ft rect, Borough, corn-cfiand-
kr dealer and chipman, June 29, July and Angell 6. at one,
at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Chapman Barber, °pp..
Inc Lincoln's Inn Gate, Chancery-lane.
litary Haywood, (ard not Hayward, a* advevtifcd in laft. Satnr-
day's Gazette,) of Ramfgate, far of Thanet, Kent, butcher, dea-
ler and Chapman, June 29, July 6, and Auguft 3, at one, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. H. K. Swinford, No. 16, Mitre- court
Buildings, Temple.
William Hand and Walter Phillip now or late of Lamb:tit-road,
Sunny, leather dreffers, dealers, ehapmen, and copartners,June
29 July 6, and Auguft 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Ne hal lit I Davies, Lothbury. London.
Janes Smith, of Thames Dittos, Surrey, foaptuaker, banker, dea-
lcr and Chapman, July 3.13, and Augult 6, at eleven, at Guild
Attorney, Mr. W. Webb, St. Thomas's-ftreet, Southwark.
Ch-rles Frederick Sehmoll, of Jcwiu area, Cripple, are, London,
merchant, dealer and Chapman, June 29, at one, July Q, at ten
an I Augult 6, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Metes. J.'
and C. Lemans, Briltel; or Mr. George Lauunds, Exchequer
Office of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn.
Hairy Fiderton, now or law of Briftol, money-ferivencr, dealer
and thapman, July 2, 13, and Auguft 6, at ten, at Guildhall,
Loodoa. Attorney, Ms.Rolrlnh Bartlett-buildings, Holborn.
London, England, 1805-06-26

WESTMINSTER FIRE-OFFICE,

&ford ftreet, June 20, 1805,
NOTICE is hereby given that a General Meeting
of the Direetors and Contributors will be held at this Office,
oar WL clnefday the 3d of July next cofuirg, at 'Twelve o'Clock at
Noon preciftly, to take Into Confideration the Report of the Di-
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General Muting by a Contributor, to extend the Infurance at this
Office to Hou(timid Furniture, Goods, and Stock in Trade; and
on other AlTalcs. By Order of the Board,
G. H. BROW NE, Secretary.
London, England, 1805-06-19

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BUCK HEAD INN, ARGYLE-STREET, GLASGOW.
pETER. JARDI4,IE refpedrully informs his
11 Friends sod the Public, that he has entered into poffeflion
of 0:e Buck Head Inn. The Heide is neat, clean, commodious,
and v. 41: aired; the Furniture is new sad elepa,, with moft ex-
cellent bed-, and :he Liquors are of the very belt kinds. Every
it, hi. power. united with that of Mrs. Jardine pate Mrs.
Currie, of the slack Boy) will he exerted for ;be comfort and fa-
ti.taction of thole who favour him with t'aeir company.
lot Poll Macs, wish careful Drivers, on the Giortelh notice.

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
ALL Perform in the PoiretEon of Incomes, arifing
trom Freehold, Copyhold, or Leafebold Ettates, in Land or
Houle, Money in the Funds. Rent Charges. Mai-stage Settlements,
Widow, Jointures, Ann,:itic Patent Places, Church Livings, or
ail other certain 'lncome for Life, may be fupplied with tempora-
or permanent Sums of saucy to any amount, by paying An-
nuity interett for the fame.
The Nobility and Gentry of known property. or their heirs,
may be accommodated, on their perfousl fecurity; and in any
lc:lance whore the tingle fecurity of an individual may be deemed
infuificiont, the addition of another perfon to guarantee the pay-
ment of the intereß. will remove the objection ; and is all cafes
privilege will he pivot to the Public, to return the principal at
their uwnoption.—Perfonal applications will be received entry day
till four o'clock, aid Letter. from Correfpondiaits in toWn and
country, (pea paid) will be immediately anfweroi, addreffed to
the Direetor of the Knightibridgo Bank, at his tawn-hissik Na•
Lower JahuArca,Gohlen-iquare.
London, England, 1805-08-27

TO THE I'iMIT;R c,F IHE STAR.

SIR-VIIIIr having given place to many letters re,
lAtire to the liruation of the Officers of the Army-
makes me hopeful you will Mien in your paper the
following 146, as a reafon among many others for
an ame:jora:ion of their fituation.

At the formation of the Second Battalions, and
molt Regiments now have one, the Officers of both
were chequered. It became, however, necefrary, on
the Fit d Battalion of any Regiment being fens
abroad, that the fenior of each rank fbould repair to
it, cauling an exchange of half the number of Offi-
cers of both Battalions, from the one to the other.—
Thus, during the fpace of t welve months, an Officer
has had two journies of perhaps 3 or 400 miles with-
out any allowance whatever from Government; they
all espe&ed the cullornaty travelling money.
But this is not all the hardfitip, for the fenior of
each'rane, who, perchance only a week ago per-
formed this journey, Comes to belong to the Fitt Bat-
talion now on ferric,, mull take a third movement
at his own charge to the-Depot, in the We of Wight,
perhaps front the moll diflant part of Scotland or
It eland, and this again .without the remuneration'
lola tingle farthing.
So that now a yours; man, on entering the army,
fhould the Firß Battalion of his Regiment be abroad,
has, before he attains the permanent Rep of Lieute-
nant, four expenTive jonrnies to undertake, and this
perhaps on an income of Bd. per day.
I leave thisiaB without comment, convinced that
(omething muff be fpeedily done; otherwife many
young men in the army, without farther means, will
find thernfelves very awkvrardly fituated.
I have the honour to be,
Your moll obedient hunible (errant,
Cueracy, Auguft, MS. MILLS.
London, England, 1805-08-27

111WRGATE, AUGUST :s.

_ _ .

Friday we had a grand review at Poucey's
about three miles hence, on the ti-indwicti-r ad, and
therefore Anvil equally convenient to the feveral
watering places in this neighbourhoOd : almoti all the
fafhionable and unfaftrionahle company, Irons Mar-
gate, Ramfgate, and lit oldflairs, were on the
ground. The troops reviewed were the Perthfbire
and Renfrewthire Regiments of Militia, wider the
command of their refpedtive Ctlonels, Lords Maas-
FIELD and GLASGOW, both of whom were preterit.
About twelve o'clock heDulte of Yoe K, accompanied
by the Duke of Camel:antis, and feveral general of-
ficers arrived, and they were fainted by a difcharge
of artillery. His Royal Highnefs having rode along
the lines, clofely obferving the men as he patted, took
his Elation in the front. The troops marched by him
twice in flow and quick time. They afterwards went
through a variety of mananivres, and fired feveral
Founds with uncommon precifion and quicknefs.—
His Royal Highnefs is underftood to have expref.
fed his warmelt approbation, both of their march-
ing and firing, and alfo of the accuracy with which
they performed their various evolutions. Both re-
giments are certainly as fine bodies of men as
have feen. The Pertbfhire mutter about goo, and the
Renfrew (hire upwards of Soo. After the review the
Duke of YOU proceeded to Freedown, where the
troops quartered at Deal and Sandwich were to meet
him.

Towards the dote of the review at Poucey's Field.
Come unfortunate accidents occurred. Two poor
women were killed by horfes which ran over them.
The honks, indeed, in general, did not appear to have
been much accuftomed to firing, for when the la&
difcharges of artillery took place the field exhibited
the molt whimfical variety of place.
and fotnie
objets of compaffion—of women (creaming, and mem
running ; of fluttered gigs, and overturnedcar-
riages ; of (addled horfes without riders, andharnelTed
bodes without carriages. The mithaps, however,
were not Co numerous as teemed to be apprehended.
Bat, upon the whole, the furgeons have Tome reafon
to congratulate themfelves on the refult of the day ;
while the bathing rooms, the ball-room,, and the li-
braries, will have fur Come time to deplore a dimi-
nution of company.
London, England, 1805-08-27

PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.

St. Jantres market 4s 3d 'room Tallow 7re6dto es
Clare Market 3d Raffia ditto (can.) Its 64 to os
Wkitechapel Market Ruffia ditto (Imp) ds to oos od
(Pa Root of 81b.) 4s aid Melted Stuff slls to os cd
"4-- Ditto rough 43$ od to os
las 741 d Greases Its od
Average Price 41 aid Good Dregs tos to cs
Yellow Soap, 78s to os—Mottled, 88s—Curd,gas
Price of Caudle* per dozen, its 04—Moulds, 121 01
RAW HIDES.

Hides (perftonc) 3s 6tl to 3s 84 I Horfe Skins 17s od to zos
Middling 3s 2tl to 3s ad Sheep Skins as od to os od
Ordinary as iod to 3$ od Shear Hogs IS 6d to as od
Heavy Calf tag 6d each I Lamb Skins as 6d to as od
PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL.
Butts, so to 361 b each , Sad to 1314
Ditto, 6o to 651 b old to 26
Merchants Backs .—d to and
Drcffiug Hides 244 to 23
Fine Coach Hides old to 24
Crop Hitlcrfor Cutting oat to 23
Flat Ordinary 21 to 22 d
Calf Skins, 30 to aolh per dozen sitd to 424
Ditto so to 7olb 384 to 42d
Ditto 70 to Solb 36i1 to 384
Small Scala (Greenland) per lb. 34 ad to 3s 64
Large ditto . tans to iBcs per doz.
Goat Skin* 3os to 6os ditto.
Tanned Horfe Hides 21s to 38s each
Bark per load - 261. od. to 281.
NEW COAL MARKET, Auguit 26.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Prices.
s 6 Nevreaale Coals II 44$ 3d Sic 9a-
-1 Sunderbuil . • 0 oos al ccs cd
z Cinders

Saturday afternoon, as Mr. DOCKPR, fitrgeon, of
Leadenhall.tlreet, was driving his chaife through
Aldgate-Ilreet, a paper kite came in contael with the
horic's head : the animal took fright, and Mr. D.
was thrown Irons his chaife with filch violence, that
his leg was broken and moll dreadfully fluttered :
a gentleman in company likewife received fame inju
ry. The prattice of flying kites in the public Ilrects
and roads has become very prevalent, and demands
the immediate attention of the parochial and police
officers.

Puaixisw.—A pitched battle was fought on Satur-
day, in 'Tuthill-Gelds, between a drayman, fix feet
high, and a hawker, named Giles. Although not
prof:Ariz:lmM the combatants difplayed conficterable
knowledge of the art. Giles, however, evidently had
the advantage, and he was declared viftorious, after a
hard ftruggfe of three quarters of alt hoar. He re•
ceived ten guilty's.

s BIRTIts.
Thorfday. at Thavrell, MiddicicA, the
Georges, kfq. of a Gm.
Friday, Madame de Rehaufea, the Lad) eit:.t .4e., ‘:
Ma at this Coast, of a daughter._
London, England, 1805-11-02

liAtitACt OPPICE, SPRING GARDE.N6,
• Odober 30, dos.
BARRACK DEPARTMENT.

• -
OUCH Perlons as ale willing to Contra& for
Fencing in the Barracks at the undermentkined Placer, tic.
ARUNDEL, EXETER,
CHICHESTER, STOKE, at PLYMOUTH.
May fee the Specification and Form of Contraa for the fame, at
the Barrack Office, or at the Barrack Mafters of the feveral Bar
rack, any day after the ad of November next, between the hours
of ten and roof o'clock The Propotels for each Barrack, at per

rod of flatten feet and a half rmning in length, aloft be ad-
dreffed to the Barrack-Mager Genthl at Spting Gardens, with
" Tender for Fencing the Barracks at marked on each
cover, and delivered, foaled up, on or before two o'e'ock, on the
14th elf November next. Sufficient fecurity will be required fur
the due performance of the Contra&

UNIVERSITY OF oxrDRI).—TliE ROEBUCK INN.
THE NOW.ITY and GENTRY. whn may have
oecanoo biotic or travel Oman:li OXFORD, orc .nut re.
fpeelfdly foliated to order their Carriages to the ROFBUCK
INN, where Capital Horfes and CN perienctd Drivers are ready to
forward them at ♦he reafonable rate of
ONE SHILLING PER MILR.

And to thors Fatuities. or Perron., who nu), Iva to continue
a few days at Oxford. to ex-L.:line amt view ,he monuments of art.
elegant edifices, and curioftti..s, &yolked in this celti)tated Uri-
verky,the ROEBUCK INN arm& gp.u.ted ati 1 comfortable abode.
'there the outwit attention is "paid, at 4 where the charge/ are
onxiceste. •
London, England, 1805-11-02

DRURr LANE THEATRE.

Lan Might. after the comedy of if Prior Claim.
at Olt Theatre, the audience was delighted
by the 'appearance of Mademoifdle PARISOT, in a
new Ballet entitled Tfreichure's lidarrs, cnmpoltd by
Mr. J. d'Eoviccr, late of the Opera lionft.., pur-
pofely for her introdudien. The •elegancies of the
art were never more felicitoutly difplayed by this
captivating dancer. She was warmly and mon jetty
applauded. A Mr. Jay ant?. alio from the Opera
Ilnife, made his &II appearance as Silstansi, and
was favourably received. Any detail of a ballet we
conceive wholly unnecerary. The mufic is pretty,
but not new. The Hcufe was full.
London, England, 1805-11-02

and the Dukeiof Yoh and Clarence.

111 nitrated by Plates,and a Map of Sterey, coloured to as t
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. _ _

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TUESDAY, AUGUST-to, Aos.

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On Friday, the 23d day of Anson, day, at Eleven o'Cloek in the

Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz
Por Private Ufe only,
About soo Gallons Geneva.
36 Ditto Brandy.
zoolbs. Black Tea; z China Tea Pot; at Dozen China Cups
and Saucers; 9 China Batons; 8 Gallons Craneberries; 3 Pieces
Norway Timber; a Malt; soon Trecnails ; sc. oq. 4 odd Deal
Ends; ze. aq. Deals; 6 Dozen Horn Plates; -30r3 Small
Squares Crown Glafs; newt. zqr. aolbs. Old Copper; zscwt.
zqrs. Copperas.
N. B. All Spirits felted In future will be fent to Leedom •
• • Samples of the Spirits and Tea will be mown ea the day
of Seale, and the other Articles may be fees, os: applleadon a/ tie
ultom-houfe.

Alf°, to be fold at the fame time,

The Brigantine AID, &tram 94 37.94 th tans and
The Sloop HOPE, Bantam 4s 3o4p4th Tons, •
with their Tackle Ste.—They may be feen near Mr. Bent'sLanding, Gatethead; and dick' Materials, nn application at the
Clifton* •hosis a—They areandticd to Britim Beefier,.
London, England, 1805-02-11

By Virtue of a CommitEan of the High Court of Adrui:-aby of
England, addreffed to John Crickett, fifq. Maresal/ of the said
Court, and to his Deputy,
On Friday, the aid infant, by Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon,
WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Broker's Sale Room, late the Old Mayoralty Houfe,
in Plymouth,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ.
About ;so Quarter Fine Wheat
It Tons of undrrffed Flax
so Tons of Iron Hoops
Being the entire Cargo of the Spar.llls (kip El Eco, otherwife Echo,
taken on her voyage from Pcteriltur‘h, and brought into thi,l'ort
by his Majesty's Sloop of War the Nauti:us, commanded by
George Aldbam. Efq.
Catalogue. may be had, and famples of the raid Goods be feen
In the mean time, on appllcation to Edmund I.ockyer, Efq. De-
puty Mar-than ;or to THOMAS LOCKYER,
Plymouth, Feb. 7, tflor. Sworn Broker.
London, England, 1805-02-11

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CHANCERY PRACTICE.
This day was publiChed,
In Two Yob Bvo. price as. in boardh.
THE PRESEN r PRACTICE and COSTS in
the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY; with Pradiral
Directions and Remarks for the Guidance of the Solicitor in the
condo:Ting of a Caufc, from the Commencement to its Clofe ;
and aim in conducting tither Proceedings in Matters under the Ju-
rlfdißion of the Court, or of the Lord Chancellor t in which the
Practice of the Court (and particularly before the Matter) is fully
explained, in a manner entirely new ; with an Appendix, contain-
ing a valuable Collrdtion of modern Precedenti, in neceary ufe
during the progrefs of a Caufe.
By S. TURNER., Solicitor.
Third Edition. conliderably enlarged and improved,
By ROBT. HINDE VENABLES, EN. of the Six Clerks' Ofliee
London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Boukf.dlers.
Portugal-fired, Lincoln's Inn.