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London, England, 1805-11-30

FROM LLOYD S LIST.

GRAYESrND, Nov.l9,—Paffed by the arto,len, King, from
Virginia; akiaraham, Hanlon, from Patras; and the Commerce,
Gibfon, from vutrofey —Sailed the Dominica, Greenleaf; Cora.
Tanninfon ; Neile Malcolm, HeC,glon ; Wooden; Catha-
rine Green, Stella; and the Chilton, Walker, fur Jamaica ; ku-
phronia, Sengiter, for Tobago; Favourite, Volans, for Surinam;
Samuel, Sughrice, for Trinidad; Sterk, Dorrld, for Berbice ;
Favourite, Strickland, for Gibraltar; Londwur Packet, Black, for
Lilbon; Indefatigable, Fuulks, for Dublin ; Hartnonia, Bum ;
Hatuhurgur Bork, Horwedge ; Hoppe, Boyden , Minerva, Jane
I fen; Vreindfchatt, Poll; Vrow Hendricks, &brag,: ; Fortuna,
Lyck ; and the Guftava Frederick, —, for Hamburgh..
London, England, 1805-11-30

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCF.

FALMOUTH, Nov. z7.—Arrived the Swetii:h fhip
Barto, —, from Aymente, with wines for Lill-
don ; Olive Branch, Davis, from Litb,m ; bitty,
GIRE'NS, from Youghall ; Lord Dun:: I.;sc;s,
from Limerick ; Prifcilla, WIIITF ; and the Bee,
Gtraorrs, from Cork. Sailed the Princcfs Elizabeth
packet, Captain Kea, with a mail, for the Leeward
Blends. Wind S. E.

SHgERNISS, Nov. 29.—A convoy for the Baltic is
appointed to fail from the Nore on Monday, the sd
December, and one for the E!be, Wefer, jande, and
Tonningen, on Thurfday, sth of December : the
(hips are not yet named, but the (gnats are flying
on board the CERFS and WINCHILSEA.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 2y.—thrived the Casrit.La
and ['Euro thops, with prifoners of war, from Ply-
mouth.—Admiral VILLENEUVE and his Captain
landed at Gofpott about noon, and after (lopping
fume time time at the Crown Inn, n ere fent off
to Wthnp's Waltham on parole.—N,:r a trip has
moved from St. Helen's. Of the Ruflian Pluadron,
which failed yeßerclay, the 101 l 'wing are roc back
to St. Helen's : the Yarollaw, M..fleow, and Owigel,
and the gun brigs ARGUS and ['tomtit:, which lat-
ter have been putchafed and fitted out liner the (qua-
dron strived at Portfmouth. The Ists, Admiral
Sir E. GOWER, is put under quarantine, and gone
to the Motherbank. Governor BLICH, ping olt To
New South Wales, in the Lady Sinclair, Captain
JACKSON, is detained by virtu ary winds—Wind S.W.
DEAL, Nov. a 9 wind Rill continuing (Iron
at E. S. E. Sir Stomay SMITH, wi:h his lquadton,
confining of the Antelope, Trolly. Immottalite, Ve-
fuvius, Adamant, Otter, Ferreter, Bold, Defence,
Blazer, Flamer, Cruizer, Pincher, Spa, kiet, Tigrefsi
and the Edgar, Rill are obliged to ridr in the Downs.
The bombs, rocket boats, and fire veal, are in Do-
ver harbour. From the one:ye/led bliiwy weather,
the embarkation is fomewhat impeded : the tranfports
are ready at a moment's notice, and troops of every
defcription are here and at Ramfgate, Canterbury,
Dover, Hythe, and through the dint s, all waiting,
by telegraphic order, to hold themfelves in readinels.
Put back by contrary winds, the Fuer bomb, with
the outward bound under her convoy, which failed
yeiterday for Purtfmouth.
YARMOUTH, Nov. 29.—Arrived this morning the
FLORA and ASTRI a frigates, DILIGENCE armed ship
and Acmes lugger. Sailed the homeward bound
Weil Indiamen, under convoy of the Ctr:pman armed
Blip, for Hull; the AM•RANTI4 fic‘..p of war. Re-
main in our Roads, the Blips of war Mar Erric, Ad-
miral RUESEL ; ROEBUCK, Admiral DOUGLAS D.C.
taw, Elephant, Ptincefs of Orange, StittAy, Ruby,
Agincourt, Aftrea, Venus, and Flora frigates ; Bea-
vor (loop, Diligence armed flip, and ,rlg:ici lugger.
Wind S. W.
London, England, 1805-11-30

EAST•INDIA HOCISA Nmemier
THE COURT of DIRECTORS e the UNITED
COMPANI' ha RCHANTS el ENGLAND karst:
tette EAST INDIES.* hve3y ere .I%Atire,
That the Transfer Books of the Paid Comp any's Stock will be
fbut on Tueflay the 34 of December nest, at two o'clock, and
opened again on l'hu.fday the sift of January following.
And that the Dividend Warrants on the Paid Stock due tie sth
of January, will he ready to be delivered on Tt.efday the tath of
January neat. IVILLIA M R 4.11041 r, &treaty.
London, England, 1805-11-30

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:IZ:V.t.r.R. 0., too

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

ON MONDAY NEXT. DECEMBER 2. dos,
will he aged the Coorsdy of
THE PROVOR'D HUSBAND.
Lord Tow nly, Mr. ELLIS CON.
Lady 'rowdy, Mifs DUNCAN.
To se:ids will be added an ENTERTAINMEN r.
h:s E+ct,i:-.g.—The Cabinet; with Bon Tell.
• l; Weathercech is deferred, Anaemia of the indifpofi.
. Bar:flitter.
Voting Rofcius will nnke his Et ft appearance this feafon on
.".7o.lciz.y. December 16.
A 'srcw Operatic Drama, a New Comedy. and a New Melo-
,:irarle are in rebearfal, and will be fpeedily produced.

THEM

ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

ON MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 2, 1805,
wilt be azled the Trag•dr of
THE REVENGE.

Zar.g3, Mr. KEMBLE.
After which the New Dance. called
THE ISLANDERS;
Or, THE COURT OF PEKIN.
To which will be added the New Melo-Dr:roe, eaU:d
RUGANTINO ;
Or. THE BRAVO OF VENICE.
Thin Evening—Every Man in His Humour ; the Wild !Emden ;
arj RaiGug the Wind.
Mailer Betty is engaged at this Theatre.—due notice w!ll be
Errol of !'is fiat appearance.
London, England, 1805-11-30

their approaching march. Inf.lead of each Officer
having, as heretofore, a baggage hurfe, there will be
in future only one allowed to two officers. The bag-
gage was vifited the day before yelterday, for the
purpofe of removing ail the effects that can be dif-
pulled with.
It is confidently Rated, that the Pruflian troops,
which at prefent occupy many difiries in this coun-
try, will fet ont in a few days for Weßphalia. The
Pruffian hufrars have arrived in the vicinity of
Hameln.
London, England, 1805-04-26

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

As foal as the Speaker had taken the Chair, he ftated that the
Houle bad waited on his Majefty, upon Tburfday the I ith inftant,
With the Refolutions which bad been ordered to be laid at the foot
Of the Throne, and that his Malta, had been gracioully pleated to
return an aiifwer to the following tout :

" His Mildly mall On all oces- lions give the foUelt attention to
" Whatever may be the object of communication by his Corn •
." awns; and, on the prefent occafion, what they offered contained
" roma of great importance." •
On the Motion of Mr. W. SMITH, it was ordered that a new
Writ mould be Med for the Eleetion of a Reprefestative for He-
reford, lo the room of Seudamore, Efq. deceafed.
Mr. JOSINSTON, from the Office of the Chief Secretary of Ire
land. prefeoted at the Bar the various statements relative to the
Prifoners iu Kilmainham Gaol, which had been ordered upon s
former day on the motion of Lord Henry Petty.—Ordered to be
laid on the Table.

6ir Toosaws MiTCALtt tno'red. That the feeood reading of
the Pancras Poor Bill bc fired for Monday next. which, after a
fcw obfervations from Mr. P. Moore, was agreed to and ordered
by theHoufe.

Sir J. W. ANDER son obtained leave to bring in a Bill for the
fornuttion of a Tunnel under the Manna.

Lord Jon N TNT N NI, MI. GA I ROW, and another Houourabfe
Member, took the elfin and their feats in the Houfe.
It WU ordered, on the motion of Mr.M.st, that the Account
of the number of Dollar Tokens itched by the Bank of Ireland.
which Is already on the Tabk of the Houfe, mould be printed lur
the farther information of the Members.

The Leith Harbour Bill was read s third time, and paired.
IRISH SMALL MOTU.

Mr. LEE, purfuant to notice, moved, That leave be given to
bring in a Bill to regulate the Woe of finial! Notes in Ireland. At
prefent the (=llea fum for which private Bankers were authorifed
to circulate their Notes, was for the value of three guineas. Gen-
tlemen who taw the great facility which the circulation of Small
Note' afforded to the intereourfe between all elaffes of foeiety in
this country. would, he was induced to believe, be ready to admit
that it was proper that the farmer, the tradcfman, and the mechanic
in Ireland gould, under the prefent cireumilancts, be allowed to
enjoy the benefit of a fimilar regulation for that country. And, as
it mull be evident that while the National Bank I as it in its power
to retort the payment of its Small Notes, and the private Bankers
can be compelled to give Caps or National Bank Notes for theirs,
the National Bank may polably make an over iffue of their paper,
and the Country Banks cannot do fo, or mull at haft run a very
great elicit they do; he was therefore inclined to fuppofe that there
was the Ids danger In granting fuels a privilege to the Country
Bankers in Ireland-. Leave given.
Mr. Lea alfo obtained leave to bring in a Bill to regulate their
mode of proceeding for the recovery of finall debta in Ireland.
London, England, 1805-04-26

• SUSSEX.
•
Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES,extenfive MAHORS,eypsit

Mandan, Park, and (*era eligible Farms, at Stanfted.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MR. WELLER,.
At Garraway's Coffee-horde, on Tuaday, the 21ft of May, 2E05,
at Twelve o'Clock,
THE Magnificent MANSION of STANSTED,
with appropriate Offices, very numerous Gardens, extitnEve
Walls, covered with fruit trees, Confrmatodes, Hut-hour; Pi-
nery, SuceclEon Forcing, and Green hooks, with the Manor
and Park of Sta;ilted, containing moo Acres, highly didinguilhed
(keit, beaudfal Scenery, ettenfivc and diverGfied Proffeds, both
of Bas and Land-the Park ernbellilhed with °nonmetal Timber,
Templet, Lodges, and charming Cottages Orr. S, together with
the fevers! Farm. of Lodge, Broad Read, Wood gulls, Pond
and Grounds,the Cral and Meadow,borfe paßsire,aaShidaleg
Farms, with the bold and phturefque Fora of Stanfted,','Cur-..
rounding the Park, amounting In the whole to upward. or 054
acres, in an meant Rate of cultivation, of which polretilom may
be had immediately.

In point of fituaiion it appears to embrace every objed that la
defirabie—remarkably healthy, amply (applied with the Snell
fring.water, in a neighbourhood highly refpeetable, of eafy com-
munication with the metropolis, at a good. diftanee from a poft
town, where feveral coaches pals daily, the roads good. The Mato
and Manors abound with Game, near two capital Packs of Fax
Hounds. and in a Country muck retorted to for Field Sports.
Deft riptiva particulars may be had after the lath of April, at
the Principal Inns of the Adjacent Market Towns, .1 Mr. Bain
bridge, No. 6s, Guildford.ftrese ; Mars Bromley. sod Bell,
Gray's inn, and Chapter Coffee. Houfe, London ; Edward Dawn,
Fig Stanfted; Meffrs. Butler, Havant; and at Mr. Waller, at
his Gerrard Agency Deice, Cbichofter.
London, England, 1805-06-14

EAST-INDIA SHIPPING.

The following important (hipping intelligence was
yellerday.received by the Star whaler, arrived at
Dover. from St. Helena :

The following (hips from China were at St. Helena the rods of
April, viz.—Wincbelfea, Campbell; Gluten, Drummond; Cl-
renceiter,Rohertfoo ; WalmaCaftle, Bond ; Marquis of
Thames. Stottow ; Canton, Lukington, and the Coromandel
Botany Bay Chip.
The Btunfwick. Grant, front China, in eonfequenee of fpiing•
ing a leak, ranted from the fleet on the 7th February, in Ma i. 36.
14. long. 90. E. in order to proceed to Bombay. •
The Yerfeverance, Tweedale ; Neptune, Donaldfsei Tauntoh
Carle, Pierce; Ceres. Doneford ; Royal Charlotte, Franeklin •
Ainwiek Cattle, Gleditance ; The Briton, Hughes; Aroliton,
Jantefon; and Cuffnek, Halkctt, ontward-bound Wits, under con-
voy of the Athenienne man of war. Capt. Fayerman, had arrie•cd
in China previous to the s6th January.
The Lady Jane Duodas, Lindfay; Lord Nelfone—i•;—; Lord
Caftlereagh, G. Robertfon ; regular (hips; and the Sovereign,
?vleriton ; Fame. Baker • Sir William lkolley, Rhode • *lasso -
der, J. R. Frtnekliii; and Monarch, Hawes, extra ,hips, failed
from Bengal for Madras, on their way to England, the aptb of
January.
The following regain kip( failed from Bengal for Madras, with
the before-mentioned °kir, to till up for the fecund Sect, via.--
United King km, Pay; Baring, Meadows; Lord Hawkefbory,
Timbrift ; Wormiter' Wood; Airly Cattle, Macintoth.
The Culloden and Grampus men of war had failed from Prince
of Wales Mend for Bombay, with the country Sipe from China.
Two French kips (one a 44) had been at the Cape da Verde
Wands, and were fuppokd to be defined for the Mind of Dan.
The following whalers had arrived at St. Helena:
March 6. I Sess.—Favourite, W. Coign, failed March 7.
so—Star, J. Bienie, failed March 9.
& Elisabeth, F. Todd*
z 7—token:tor, L. Smith.
April 3—Diana, J. Benjamin.
8.--Backbouk, T. Bunker.

Private letters from St. Helena, received by the
Star whaler, arrived at Dover. we are concerned to
fate, mention the deaths of Captain WIMYS OR-
ROCK, of the Lord Nelfon, and Captain Imam
Hammy, of the Marquis of Ely.
On Wednefday a Court of Diredors was held at the
Ealt India Houfe, when the Company's alp Britannia
was flationed for Mantras and Bengal, and ordered to
be afloat yellerday ; fail to Gravefend the 26th intl. ;
Kay there thirty days, and be in the Downs the t R of
Auguß.—Captain JONATHAN BIECH was (worn into
the command of the Britannia ; as was Capt.Gtsaes
RAIN COCK into that of the Northumberland, being
the hit chip of the feafon dellined to St. Helena and
Bengal.
London, England, 1805-06-14

I.ieut. Gule, to the Egyptiinni.
Mr E. N. Harrington, to be S
Charger.
I.ieutenant Wills, from the SopMa to the Glory.
Lieutenant Anderfon to the Sirius.

it of bisMajetty's brig

Captain Codrington to the Orion.
Lieutenant Doslgfon to the Orpheus.
Lieutenant Will. from the Euryalus to the Zealous.
Lieutenant Vahibra to command the Pontiff gun brig.
Lieutenant Dods, from the Royal William, to command the Pic-
kle (choosier, at Jamaica.
Captaid G. Miller to the Tnilly.
Lieutenant Smith,. from Sophia to his Majcites Olio Delft.
Lieutenant jou It Luc!' R A FT, late of the FLORA fri-
gate, is appointed to the command of the Pun?*
fchnoner' now fitting out at Deptford.
Capt. M'Naweita is appointed to the command of
the DICTATOR, of 64 guns, at Woolwich.
London, England, 1805-04-19

STATE LOTTERY,

BEGINS DRAWING MONDAY t3th MAY.
THE Tickets are fold and divided into Halves,
(barters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by
HAZARD, BURNS. and Co.

Stock-brokers, at their State-Lottery Office, No. 93, undo the
Royal Exchange, London, and to where elk on their account.
Letters, pelt paid, duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis.
THE SCHEME CONTAINS

rwo Noes of 3o,oooL—Two of zo,ocol —Three of topoolo—
Three of spool —Five of 2,oooL—Eight of i,OOOL -
Fourteen of soot. fee. end the lowca Prize so).
_ _

In the late Lottery, No.B 055, a Prize or ss,osoL was fold and
regiftered at the above Oihce, where No. t 9,338, 5004 and
10,741 and 10,787, Prizes of lcooL were fold in Shares.
•; Country Orders, accompanied with (host dated Bills on
London, Poft-011ice Orders, or Caib, in Parcel by Coach or Car-
rier, pun&ually attended to; and Correfpondents may depend on
being trea cd ezadly resthe fame terms as if perfonally precept.

ISLE of THANET, ow to MAROA I E.
Alfo In BOUGHTON AYLUFF, near ASHFORD.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

In the conga of the Month of May neat: in Lots,
Unlefo previouny difpofed of by private Contra&
AFREEHOLD FARM, conalling of upararab
of goo Acres, within a quarter of a Mile of Margate, at
prefent in the occupation of Mr. Boys, who win thew the Baste ;
and further particulars may be had of him, and of Mars. Mac•
dougall and Hunter, Lincoln's Inn, who are authurifed to receive
propofals fur the purchafe. Alfo a fmaU Freehold Farm, at Bough-
ton Ayluff, oa the road from Canterbury to Albford ; confining
of about,ao Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Rolfe, who will (hew
the Premlfn; and further particulars may be known as above.

LARGE ELEGANT HOUSE IN BATH.
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT—Br Mr. PLURA,
THAT Truly Defirable and Convenient HOUSE,
with Garden, Hot-hoofe, and Green-hook, late the property
and rcadcnee of P. C. Crefpigny, Efq. deceafed ; fituate fe Port-
land-place, Bath, an eftabiliked and airy 6tuation.—The premifes
were completed under the infpcdion of the late Owner, and are in
hoot 48 feet to a long paved Terrace; contain eight fest/ants' bed-
rooms, arid one clofet, fly attic bed-chambers, and two clofets •
a noVe Nit of three lofty drawing-rooms, with folding-doors and
itatnary chimney-pieces ; on the ground• Boor, large rating-room,
library, breakfaft-room, and butler's plata-room, a fpaclous velti •
bole or entrance, two lime flair -cafe", patent water clufm, large
kitchen, hook-keeper's-room fervaat's-bril,tuder's pantry, wine
and beer cellars, dry arched vault, and aft %Ireful and inferior ogees.
Tim Furniture Is modern, and in a genteel !tile, correfpooding
to the confequrnec of the Houfe; the glaffea,Prench plates, of large
' dim:ages. Fit for the Immediate sptlan of a Nobleman or
deadening's family.
Conveniently cormeded with the Hoafe ip a Coach-hosfis for
two carriages, !tabling for Iva borfaa,and a owl complete Brow-
ticitife.--Fig farther partitalan apply to Mr. Pion, at Bub.
0' Lawn ma 4 btre -014
London, England, 1805-04-19

A GUIDE TO SCHOOL BOOKS.
11,6 day was poblified. a doled Edition, enlarged,

. . _
Price Oue Shilling and Sla-pence,
A PRACTICAL GUIDE to INSTRUCTORS
.1- a and PARENTS on the Right Choice and Ufe of the Nisi
F MEN rA Y BOOKS in everybranch if Knowledge ; pointia
• • their refpeetive merits, and the order to which they ought to
le Lcczlvely adopted.
By JOSHUA COLLINS, A. M.
R:e.cr of Newport, and last Maßer of the Grammar School in

that Town.

The folknving CSITICAL SANCTIONS ►ave appeared of THIS
'MS .bk and ufeful wone.

" This is a well-written and Judicious Publication. conveying
moth pradtkal Information on the Sublet of Edue.tion, and is
therefore highly worthy the Persist of every Perrot concerned io
the Improvement of the Ming Generation. The Account of Books
gescralty uf.ri in Schools fauns to be the refult of Experience. and
C nsinly difplars much erudition. The Author's Recommenda-
thms and Sidebars are accompanied with fsch Reafons and criti-
cal Ohferrations as do him great credit. both as a Scholar and
Teacher."—Anti-tacobin Review.
In the Grit part of this Work are fevers' judicious °Werra-
Mrs and the leaved part enumerates the molt ufeful introductory
Arks :n every branch of knowledge, remarking on their refpre-
nit n s Ms, and cautioning Parents and lnftrudoes spina foam
totics w:•ich the Amber. ups ;uft rounds, objects to. Among
thotr: r.c.mmended, we do not olifave any that we aonfider as
oPi..ttion.bie."--Britift Critic.
Printed for 'Moms Itcysokb. Oxford- ftreet ; and fold by the
:fithsa is Wised, Csoisidgei Ediabergb• 611(1"' and
bua.
London, England, 1805-04-19

PIANO FORTES, OF A NEW CONS PRUCTION.
TN HAWKINS's NEW PATENT GRAND
PIANO FORTE, the firings being ftretehed on a metal frame,
and tuned by means of an made (crew, working In a brats eider,
ao change of leather, climate, or temperature, min ever put the
laftrument ow of tune. The ;safe firings are of a fpnal Stem; and,
while they give the fame tones as dude of the common Grand
Piano Forte, occupy only half the fpace. And, an the finger-keys
are made to tarn es as azla, and fold op when not in ak, the In-
ventor Ismailia to conarta a 'Grand Piano Forte In the form of
an elegant Cabinet, only forty-four inches high, forty wide, and
eighteen detp. Sy a contrivance silo new, a pianiffinus is pro-
duced of elquifite fweettiefit, which can be gradually railed to a fua
(well, that hat a moft delightful ea:El.—The isteruslest may be
teen at No. 4, Denby Terrace, City Road, Minus, near the New
River.

WAN rsD on Leafe, by a Phylician of Ma-
t:mica Elnintnet. who °caftansfly receives lane Pa-
death, a l'emntodloes carnpat detached Dwelling-houle, in fob-
Randal Repair, with Walled Garden, and 11 adjoining to fome
Meadow Ground, the more agreeable. Diftanee within the Cir-
cuit of ten Miles front Landon, and the boner PedesSon can be
bad the better. Rent not to exceed a Hundred Guineas per
Annum.
Further Partieulart may be known by a)Splying to Mt. Moore,
No. So. Hect-ltreet, or T. W. C. Perfect, Efq. No. 9, Lower
Mall, Hammerlinkh.
London, England, 1805-04-19

STATE LOTTERY.

SWIFT and CO. at their Old Office, No. 11,
Poultry, are felling Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery,
to begin drawing 13th May.

Tlie demand for 'rickets and Shares in all Lotteries, has been
in pruportion to the number of Capital Prizes they contained ; this
accounu for the great fate chat has already taken place in the prc-
fent Lottery, a continuance of which mutt occasion fuch an in-
create of price, as to make it an °Ned to every adventurer not to
delay his purritafe.
In the lait Lottery, the Ticket No. 20.952, a Prize of 10,0001.
No. 8200, a Prize of lona and Nos. 9802 and 16463, Prizes of
sod. were dared and fold at Swift and Co's. Office. Where No.
6791, a Prize of 10,0001. No. 936 a, 1 Prise of ropes% and
No. 19,ccil, a Prise of zOOOL in the preccding Lottery, were alto
fold in earn.
London, England, 1805-04-19

No. CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON,
•I• BISH, Contra for for the prefent Lottery,
• 'Mires his Mends that the Sale of Tickets and charm far
exceeds kis moft fangulne expedations.
In the late Lott* Tiokets rote from the prefent Price to up-
wards of ask per TiCket before the Drawing began, and every
Ticket was fold before the Lottery was half Stated.
The Scheme of the prefent Lottery Rands uniterfally allowed
fuperior to any former in Capital Prizes; he therefore advifes his
Friends (who mean to adventure) to lore no time in purthafing, as
Tickets and Sham, from the extraordinary demand, will be Pure to
rife confiderably.

6.° Perkins in the Country may be !implied, by fending (Port Paid) Dank Notes, Calk, or Poft Office Orders, to either 4, Corn-
hill, or 9, Charing-Crab, London.
Drawing begins 13th of MAY.
London, England, 1805-04-19

GRAND STATE LOTTERY.

ADRUMMOND, No. 65, FLEET-STREET,
. writhes to remind his Friends and the Public in general, that
the richeft Lottery in the whole world begins drawing on Monday
thc 13th of May, confining only of 30,000 Tickets, and contain-
ing Mica to a large amount, viz .
2 Prizes of ".1.6
3c4x° 3
Prizes of Z meats
a Ditto sOOOOI 3 Ditto
soon
lice. ate. &e.

As a great number of Ladies and Geode:nen *ere difappointed
la* Lottery, in nut being able to buy Tickets at any price, A.l)au
mons recommends an early purchafe for the prcfent important
Lottery, which Will prevent a difappointntent, and be a great faring
to purchafers, as the price of Tickets may be exyeded to rife eon;
fiderably..—Prises to any amount paid on demand.
Corre6t Numerical Books and Numbers carefully examined.
London, England, 1805-04-19

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Caitom-Houfe, Newhaven, Suffex, en Wednefday the
24th day of Aprils 1805, at Eleven o'Clock :it the Forenoon,
preeifely, in Sundry Lots,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vie.
Fur Dealers and Others,
About 6j Gallons Rum.
4 Ditto Red Portugal Wine.
For Private Ufe only,
2571 Ditto Brandy.
oo Ditto Geneva.
The above Goods may be viewed metalled on the Morning of the
Day of Sale.
N. B. Twattplhe per Cent. Depont win be required.

PORT OF PLYMOUTH.--SALE OF SPIRITS, ke.
On Torfday, aid April, t Bos, by l'cn o'Clock in the Forenoon,
will be ezpofed to Public Sale, at the Cuftons-Houfe, in this
Port,
I'HE GOODS UNDERMENTIONED, ♦iz.
also Gallons Brandy,
sIS Ditto Rum, Ss° Ditto Geneva,
Of inferior Strength, in (mail Lots, for the Accommodation and
• Ufe of Private Perfons. not Dealers in Spirits.
One Rowing Boat and Mater.als; an Old Bowiprit, returned
from the Providence Cutter; and an Old Boot, from the Bufy
Cutter; alto Eighteen Tons Moorftone.
N. B. The Goods above•mentloned will be (Cl up in feveral
Lots, and Sold to the high& Bidder.
Attendance will be given at the Clam-Houk oforefaid, for
viewing and tatting the-fame, Three Days before the Day of Sale.

BARK.—WHITTLEWOOD. AND SALCEY FORESTS,
NO RTHA M PTONSHI RE.
By Order of the Right Hon. Lord Gt.eassavia, Surveyor
General of His Majeftv's Woods, Forefts,,Re.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By JOHN DAY,
On Saturday, the 27th of April, t gos, at the Saracen's Head Inn.
In 0..1 Stratford,
T'HE BARK of Sundry Oak Timber Trees. di.
rafted by Warrants from the Right Hon. the Lords Cum.
milgoners of His Majefty's Trcaltarr. to be felled this Seaton In
the Paid Forefts, for the Navy and other purpofev.
The Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had, tiy applying
to Mr. A. Capes, of Shrobb Lodge, Whittlewood Foreft, Acting
Deputy Surveyor of the above Forefts, and of the Keepers of the
refpedtivc Walks, who will alft, Phew the Term to lack Perfuns as
may be defirous of viewing the fame.

NEW FOREST, HANTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Order of the Right Hon. Lord G I c, Surveyor General
of His Majefty's Woods, Foreils, See.
At the Crown Inn, at I.4ndhurft, on Thurfday, tte 9th of
May, tikug,
'THE BARK of 1188 Oak Timber Trees, direr 'I
by a Warrant from the Right lion. the Lords ConsmifSonere
of His Majefty's l'reafury, to be feikd for the ufe of the Navy ;
and alto feveral 1.'1141 Lots of Bark, within the laid ForelL
The Partieulan and ConJitiotts of Sale may be had, by applying
to Mr. Jofeph Mortimer, of Ower, near Rumfcy, Adios Deputy
Surveyor of the raid Foreft, who will alto, dtreet the Bark to be
litewu to fueh Perfens as may be &Brous of viewing the fame.
London, England, 1805-04-19

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

'THIS PRESENT EVENING, APRIL i 9, 18os,
A win bc prefenud(for the fecond time) a New Comedy, called
WHO WAN l'S A GUINEA t

Or, THE IRISH YORKSHIREMAN.
The Paraders by .
Men. LEWIS. KEMELR, MUNDEN, CHAPMAN,
C. NIMBLE, SIMMONS, WADDY. DAVENPORT,
EMERY, FAWCETT. •
Mtfter HORREBOW, Matta BENSON. .
Mrs. GIBBS, Mrs MATTOCKS, htlfs W ADDY.
The Prologue to be fpolten by Mr. IRUNTOIL
And the Fpilo-lte by Mrs. MAXTO CBS.
After which will be peranted (for the sth time) a GrAiniSertons
Ballet of Aaiun, in Two Parts, card
AGGRESSION;

Or, THE HEROINE 0111kleATAN.
The 7oblic are repo:trolly informed, that Mager Ifsvvy will
return to this Theatre To-morrow; and will appear In the Cha-
teau of Ofnun, in the Tnigedy of Zara.
The New Comedy of Who Wants. Otibm ? having haft night
been received with unbeentied applaufe. by a brilliant and over-
flowing audience, will be repeated on Monday, Wedoefday, and
Friday seat wftb the New Ballet of *Mee, eaSed Aggreffon.
London, England, 1805-06-13

HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE is.

Mr. CREEVEY gave notice of a motion for to.enonrow, for the
Exchanging of Lifts on the Middlefea Eledlon Petition.
Accounts of the Redemption and Sale of the Land Tax were
prefented. ordered to be laid on the Table, and alto to be printed
Mr. G ILES obtained leave to bring in a Bill to alter and extend
the Laws fur the puniihment of perfot:e guilty of Forgery.
Lord ARCHIBALD HAMILTON brought In a Bill to amend
the Corn l.aw of Taft Seition, read a brit time, ordered to be read

a fecond nine and printed.
The further confederation of the Report on the Petition of his
Grace the Duke of Athol, was, after force converfation,poßponed
till Mrednefday next.
A Meffage from the Lords acquainted the Honfe, that their
Lordships had agreed to the Poll Merle Duty Farmiog Bill, the
Paymafter General's and the Auditor's Office Regulation Bill, be-
fides feveral Priv ate BM..

Mr. ROSE gave notice for to-morrow, of a motion, to refer to
a Committee of the whole Houfe, the At which preveuta the
Importrion of Wool from our Settlements in America to the
United Kingdom.
On the queftion of the third reading of the Trith Revenue Com-
mitlioners Bill, there was lonic converf ulna, and amendment was
moved by Mr. JAMES FITZGERALD ; but on the fuggeftion
of Mr. GRATTAN, the Honourable Member contented to with-
, draw his amendment. The Bill was then paned and ordered to
the Lords. - _

Colonel CRAUFURD moved, That an Account be prefented
to theHoufe of the Number of Soldiers in the Service of the Fail
India Company, who had returned tea Europe during the year
1788, and each other year op to 1794, in coofequence of the ex.
pint ion of their Terms of Enliftment ; alfo, An Account of the
Number of Recruits that have enliitcd during the fame period;
and alfo Annual Returns of the Honourable Company's European
Army, which have been made within that fpace of time. Ordered.
The various Bills in a regular courfe of proceeding through the
Houle, were advanced through their refpcdtive Rages.
London, England, 1805-06-13

THE HOPE OP FOREIGN ALLIANCE.

Mr. GREY, with leave of the H•nfe, poßponed his ?Action (Al
the above mentioned futje6t from Wednefday to Thorfday next.

IMPEACHMENT OF LORD MRLVILLF.

Mr. LgYCESTER raid, if this had been the Brit

time in which the queflion regarding the Noble
Lord had come to be agitated, he would by no means
have been difpofed to give a negative to the motion;
becaufthe thought the fats brought before the Houfe
deferred explanation and invelligation. He fhould,
therefore, if the charges were now for the firß time
brought forward, perfedly concur in the motion.—
The cafe, however, was very different. In what ft-
tuation did the Houfe Rand ? They had pallid re-
folutions on the Bth of April, declaring Lord Mel-
ville guilty of a grofs violation of the law and a high
breach of duty. This Refolotion was Paid to be
founded on a confeflion of the Noble Lord hitnfelf
that- he had connived at Mr. Trotter's drawing out
navy money for private emolument. Now he pro-
Wed, that after looking into the Tenth Report, and
confrdering it with all the attention in his power, he
could find no fuch admiflion. The Noble Lord
Rates there direftly the reverfe, namely, that he con-
ceives the drafts to have been made confident with
the expediency of the public fetvice. The Honour-
able Member did not pretend to fay, whether this
might be a real or fiditions declaration of Lord Mel-
ville's. It however did by no means fupport the
Refolution of the Houle, which he could not forbear,
with all the refpelt which he entertained for it, from
thinking rather premature. That, kowever, was not
all: farther Reps were taken againtt the Noble,Lord.
A civil adion, inftead of a criminal one, was order.
ed to be brought againft him. A Committeee was
appointed to Inquire into other matters of charge.—
And finally, he was difmiffed from a high fituatton in
his Majefty's Government, and his name expunged
from the lift of the Privy Council. Now, however,
without any thing additional coming our, which sas
not in the contemplation of the Houfe—when they
preferred the civil to the criminal profecution—it was
again fought to refort to a criminal information, or
impeachment. If any new matter had come out—
if, for inßance, as ftippored by the Noble Lord yet
terday, there had been any proof of the to,oOol. due
by him in the year 1786, or any other fum remain-
ing
ui : aid, he might have feen Tome reafon for going
on with the motion. There was, however, not the
fmalleft ground for fuch a fufpicion, of for adopting a
dep which mutt nOt formerly have been in the con-
templation of the Houfe. The Honourable Mem-
ber then proceeded to enlarge on the punifhment al-
ready inflided on Lord Melville ; any contended, as
the puttilhment of offences was not intended to be di-
reeled againft the individual offending, but as a ter-
ror to others ; and, as there could b no man who,
looking at what Lord Melville lately was, and what
he now is reduced to, but mutt fee fufficient in his
degradation to deter him from the commiffion of fi•
London, England, 1805-06-13

RCDRUTH, CORNWALL.

ur ANTED Immediately after the enfuing Mid-
fuatincr Vacation, a Gentleman ecpahle of undertaking the
102 nagcnxnt of a large S:hool in a commodious Room, built for
ote purpofc. clofe to this Town, and fufficiently large to accomo-
date Two Hundred Boys. Great encouragement will be given.—
None need apply whole moral and profeffional charaCter will not
bear the Itriaelt enquiry. It is expedted that the perfon applying
for the above fituation, Shall be a perfect Mailer of the Latin and
Creek Languages, ard that he MD have Such knowledge of Arlth-
rusie, Mathematices, French, Drawing, and Geography, as to
Superintend the whole. The School is already provided with a
Mathematical Malta of approved abilities.
i.e ters addreired to the Rev. Hugh Rogers, Redruth Partonage,
cd be duly attended t0..-atcdruth, Jute 4, dcs.

ESTATE IN NORFOLK.
TO BF SOLD BY AUC PION—By Mr. ATHOW.
At the Swan Inn, St. Peters, Norwich, on Saturday the 6th day of
July prccifely at One o'Clock,

ALL that pleafant and very defirahle MANSION
HOUSE, caned SALHOUSE HALL, late the atfidence
of Lieut. Colonel WARD, fitnated in a Lawn of about 24 Acres,
with the Stables, Coachttoufes, Dove houfe, Yards, Gardens,
Orehards,l3arns, and Farm Yard, together with upwards of 730
Acres of Arable and Failure Lands, Wood, Underwood, and
Heath Ground, of which about zBB Acres arc in hand, and the reft is
in the occuration of Meffrs. Spence', Brooks, Francis, and Garrod.
The whole lying nearly in a ring fence, and well calculated for the
' refidence of a Gentleman of fortune, who docs not require a large
Manfion-Houfc. More than two-thirds of the Premifes are Free-
hold, and all the Lands (except alsout 25 acres) are free of Great
Tithes. There are a quantity of fine young Timbers difperfed
about the l.axn,and about zt acres of young thriving Woods ; alto
a (mall Broad or Fishery, with an exclufiy- right of fifhing therein;
and to a perfon fond of planting, there is great amufement, as
there has lately been an inctofure of the aujoining Heath, and an
allotment of nearly 20.2 acres has been affigned to this Eftate, of
which about 95 acres are in the original Rate.
Salhoufe-Hall is fituated on a tine dry healthy fpot, within fix
miles of the City of Norwich, eighteen miles of the fea.port of Yar-
mouth, and about the fame diltance (rem Cromer, a much-ad-
mired Bathing Place.
. _

Any Perron &Brous of an early poffeffior, will probably be ac-
commodated.
For further particulars enquire of Meffro.Debary an•' Cope, No.
6, Paptr-buildings, Temple, London ; or of Mr. G. W. B. Holum,
Attorney at Law, Boccie', Suffolk ; or of Mr. Ewen, of Norwich
London, England, 1805-06-13

ISLE OF THANET. NEAR MARGATE.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Royal Hotel, Margate, on Saturday the 6th day of July
nett, at ekven tielock in the Forenoon,
SEVERAL Freehold Farms and Parcels of Land
in convenient Lots, Iltuate at Shortendane, Swin Ccurt, and
Twentys. Several of the Lots arc well adapted for building on.
Particulars, and a Map of the nate and Lots, may be ken by
application to Mr. Grill., Surveyor, Canterbury; Mr. Sawkins,
land Mr. Boys, Margate; and Mee,. Macdougall and Hunter,
Lincoln's Inn.

MANSION and ESTATE, near DONCASTER.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE MANSION of CARR HOUSE, with the
Appurtenances, fituate within a Mile of Doncafter, and
about xoo Acres of rich Meadow and Pafture Land adjoining
thereto, or Ids, if a purchafer fhould dcfirc it. The Houle and
Ofilces contain every convenience for a large Family, and poffef-
lion may be had at Chriftmas ; the Situatim is particularly clea-
rable for a Sportfinan, being within reach of Three Packs of Fox-
hounds.

Further particulars may be known, by applying to Meffrs
Forlter, Cooke, and Frere, of Lincoln's Inn. and to Mr. arcathick,
of Doncafter.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AfARM in Goodneßone. Luddenham, and Gra-
veney, in the County of Kent, about s miles fmm the Port
of Faverlbam, and 7 from Canterbury, confining of a very good
Farm trout:, with a large Kitchen, and other Offices ; a Barn,
Stables, and all other neeeffary Buildings, and a Cottage, all in corn-
pine repair; and 68 A. oR. 16 P. of molt e =neat Land, includ-
ing 3 Acres of Fatting Meadow; and feveral young panted Or-
chards. coming into their full bearing. The whole is in the occupa-
tion of Thomas Clapfon, who will thew the Prentifes. The Arable
Land lies convenient for Sea Wecd, Lime, and Chalk, and there
is plenty of Water, as a enofiderable Stream runs through the Pre-
,
mites. The Land. tax has been purchafed.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Woodgate, Solicitor. Gol-
det-tquare, London, where Maps of the Pretnifes may be teen.
Letters polt-paid duly anfwercd.
London, England, 1805-06-13

FISHERWICK PARK AND ESTATES.

rHt Public are refpeetfully informed that there
very Valuable Eftates fituate near Lichfield, in the County
of Staffoid, will be fold by Private ContradLin Lots.
The Superb Mansion houfe and Offices, with the Park, Planta-
tions, I.akes, Pleafure Grounds, and Gardens, together with the
Manors of Fiffierwick, Horton, Cumberford, Wigginton, and fine-
third of the Manor of Packingtoo, and the Filheries in the River
Fame; and alto the Elford and Cumberford Mills, the Stubby
Ler, and Heilintore Farms, with the Farming, Buildings, and
Paddocks, Dcritefne I.2nd, and every other requifite affording im-
portance and comfort to the proprietor of this magnificent etta.
blillunent will be comprehended in one Lot.
The Hopwas Heys Wood, with the Timber Trees and Under-
wood growing thereon, together with the Lodge Houle, and Offi-
ces. and the fmall Tenements, Land, and Premifes in the Tenure
of William Clewley, adjoining.thereto, will be comprifed in ano-
ther Lot.
The Hill Farms, Hudilleskrd,'Whittington. and the (mall de-
tached Mates, sill be fold feparately.
N.B. Particulars and Specifications are preparing for Diltri-
bution.
To treat by Private Contradt for the purchafe of the Eftates
either as an Entirely or in Lots, apply to Mr. James, Land Agent,
No. :4, Carey itrtet, Lincoln's Inn, London; or at Walborn,
near Stratford on Avon, Warvrickftdre, at whole Offs es Ticket►
may be had to view the Muffins Houle and Eltates, by perfons
&limos of becoming purcbafers the reef; as alto at the Offices of
Mr. Barrett, King Brea, Manchtfter ; Mr. Hinkley, Lichfield;
Mr. Bedford. Birmingham; Meffra. Collins and Keene, Stafford;
and at Mas. Fortier, Cooke, and Freres, Lincoln's loss; and
Meffrs. Blake and Whites, Flrcx-ttreet, Strand, London.
London, England, 1805-06-13

FOREIGN WHEAT.

FOR PUBLIC S.ll.E,;t7aeit's Colfec----houfe, over the Corn Ex-
clisnec. on Monday next, June ty. at to o'clock precifely,
A BOUT 4000 Qartrrs of Wheat of good mixed
A. 31. and high mixed Polith Wheat, and about yoo oaten of
Trelh Pomeranian Wheat. the principal part of which as been
randy imported, and may he viewed till the Pale, on application
to NlGirrs Scott, 1-isrris, and Co. No. 12, Aldermanbory; or the
Brokers, Thomas Harris and Nathaniel Painseriat the fame place.

(:RAND SPRING LOTTERY, NOW DRAWING.

SCHEME.

of L 30,000
IMMO 30,000

Is IC 60,310
... 40,000

z*goo

51cos
30,c00 Ticket..

5 PCO OM 15,000
1,00 dm 10,000
I COO B,coo
soo 7,000
103 .... WOO
so SPX'
SO • 110/X0

L 300,1.00

Capitals deterntlnabfet -
Firft.drawn, Irt Day 4 10,000 Firß•dralrn, 6th Day 4 sOOOO
Dkto 2,1 Day tOOO Ditto yth Day 20,',0
Ditto 3d thy tom Ditto Bth Thy 30,0c0
Ditto 4th Day coo Ditto 9th Day tOOOO
Umo 3th Day tcoo Ditto toth Day 1,000
Tickets and Shales are felling at every Office.

-- •
BUCK HEAD INN, ARGYLE-STREET, GLASGOW.
PETER JARDINE refpetifully informs his
Friends and the Public, that he has entered into poffeffion
of the Buck Head Inn. The lioufe is neat, clean, commodious,
and well aired; the Furniture is new and elegant, with moll ea-
carat beds, and the Liqta,rs are of the very heft kinds. Every
mean in his power, un2ted with that of Mrs. Jardine (late Mrs.
Caine. cf the Black Boy) will be everted for the comfort and fa-
tisfanion of thole who favour him with their company.
Nest poll Chaifes, with careful Drivers, on the atortelt notice.

PATENT LIBRARY TABLES,
Por Cetetkmen who are :n the habit of writing much.
POCOCK's Pat•nt Library or Office Tables, are
pnßcalarty eEgihte fcr their cafe and convenicnce,the altitude
berg varied at pleafure to fait either a (landing or fitting pofture.
*th the great& cafe let down to the flat turf tee of a table, for
timing parrs rrothrr common purples, can be adapted to any
• tab:, or d.fk, fuitable fur a Nobleman's Library, an Attorney's
Oise, or Merchant's Counting-houfe. May be had with every
• Snic of Cabinet and Upliolftery Furniture, and their various
Clain, Sofas. Cloches. and Beds for invalidt,at their Warehouse,
TN. 26, Southampton-ftrcer, Covent Garden. Army and Navy
.46.iptge.—Spacious Apartments to Let Furnifised.
London, England, 1805-06-13

PARLIAME7VTARt PROCEEDINGS.

(OUSE OF LOEDE, TUESDAY. JUNE it.

T►eir Lerida* in a Committee of Privileges, beard Counfel
relative to the gueftion of thr. RouTe Peerage.
On the motion of 1..0z,1 WALSINGHAM, the proceedings in
the cafe of Mr. Jolliet Foe were ordered to be refutned at half
pall two o'clock to-morrow, in a Committee of the whole Houfc.
The Public Accounts Audit Bill, Army Pay Regulation Bill,
Weft India Free Port Bin, and I.ingham's Divorce Bill, went
through a Committee —.Adjourned.

WEDNESDAY, JUN* 12.
Connie( and evidence were heard in Touches Divorce Bill,
which was ordered to be further proceeded in on Monday next.
On the Motion of Lord HAWKESIIURY, a Menge was or-
cltred to be fast to the Commons, requefting more particular in-
formation with refpedt to AO fubjedts en which the t,eied Com-
mittee on tke Eleventh Report, 'tithed to examine Lords Sid-
mouth, St. Vincent, and Buckingham(hire.
On his Lort►Dip's further motion, a MeffaSe was ordered to be
fern to the Commons, intimating that Lord St. Vincent was at li-
berty to attend the Committees an the cafe of Sir Home Popham,
if his Lortilhip thould fo think flt.

JUDGE FOX.
The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM obferved, that there was a
law evilling upon the theme books of Ireland, which provided
that no perfon Could be fulled to adion, or any kind of proccfs,
for words fpoken except information thereof fhould have been
made to a Magidrate. within two months after the words. had
been fpoken. He Lamented that the proceeding againft Judge Fox
had not been by impeachment, as in that cafe be might have
availe,'„himfelf to that Adt.

TheCHANCELEOR:faid, that confidering the nature of the
relent proceeding, the argument of the Noble Marquis was not
in his opinion applicable; however it would be competent for his
Counfel to make the objedlion.
Evidence was afterwards beard in fupport of the charges.
The BiUs on the Table were paffed in their refpeftive dna% and
the Houle adjourned.
London, England, 1805-06-13

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, TYTHE FREE,

With Thrte feveral MANORS and TYTHES, to a very great
extent, Ste.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by THOMAS WETENHALL,
In Lots, at theidoufe of James Hurry, known by the Name of
the Falculn Inn, in Whittlefey, within the Ilk of Ely, In the
County of Cambridge, on Monday the eft day of July, 180 S,
bC MOW the Hours of Three and Six in the Afternoon, fubjedt
to fuck Conditions of Sale, as will be then and there produced,
SUNDRY valuable ESTATES in WHITTLE-
SET, aforefaid, confining of the Right and Intent" of the
Impropriators in and to all and fingular the Tythes of the common
lopen Fields, and other Lands and Hereditament' within the rev&
ral extenfive Parifhes of Whittkfey Saint Mary and Whittlsfey
1 Saint Andrew; together w;th divers Freehold Mernages or Tene-
t ments, Farms, and inclofed llt I open Field Lands, containing .Ito-
! ether upwards of Two Thoufand Acres of tmlt excellent Ara-
ble, Mead vw, and Mute Grounds, in a very high State of Culti4
nation, and T)tfic free; now in the Occupation of very refpeela-
ble Tenants, re Will only, under low Rents.
Alto, the Three feverel Manors of Whittlefey Saint Mary;
Whittlefey Saint Andrew, anti the Redtory of Whittlefey Saint 1
Mary, commonly called the Coquenary, with the Fines, Quit-mires,
Filheries, and other Manorial Rights thereunto relpeetively be-
longing.; and alto the Right of Prefentation to the Vicarage or
Perpetual Curacy of Whittlefey Saint Mary, afortfaid; the prefent
Incumbent whereof is aged about Fifty five Years.
The laid Farms and Lands are extremely valuable, the low
Grounds of which being met excellently embanked and drained
by proper Water.rnifts or Engines, and fituate near to or adjoining
the feveral Navigation' of Morton's Leant, the Nene, and Bevill's
River, all extending to, or communicating at welt with the feveral
Corn-market Towns of Peterborough, Wifbech, and Cambridge,
as alfo with the principal Sea port Town of Lynn. The Soil
poffeffes an inexhatittible degree of Fertility, and whether ufcd as
Arable or Pafture, is equally luxuriant in Vegetation.
To view the hdtate, apply to Mr. John &tee, of Whittlefey,
aforefaid; of whom, and of Mr. Barley, Attorney at law, at
March, printed Particulars may be bad; as alto at Gray's lim
Coffee-houfe, Holborn; the Three Cups Inn, Alderfgate-ftreet,
London ; the Role Inn, Cambridge ; the Rote Inn, Wifbech; the
Angel Inn, Peterborough ; and of the Audioncer, at Ely.
London, England, 1805-06-25

CN•RCR -01* PERJURY.

Brett, the man charged with perjury in the evi-
deuce he gave upon the trial of one of the men se-
cufed of voting as freeholders at the Middlefex elec-
tion, when.they knew they had no title or freehold,
was brought up from the Savoy Prifon, where he
was in cuttody as a deferrer, to plead to the maulers
of an indi,9ment, and having declared himfelf
Not Guilty,' was committed to Newgate to await
his trial.
London, England, 1805-06-25

DUBLTh' "TINE zo.

CHVitelf ARRAICIPMENT.—The following arrange-
aunt is to take placein confequence of the promotion
of Lord J. &AIM:IRD to the Bithoprick of Cork and
Rots. 'At:ter% Patent have patted the Great Seal, pre-
feraing the Rev. Dr. StswAer, brother to Sir JobLti
STEWART, M. P. for the county Tyrone, to the great
living of Termenmagnitk, held by the Bithop of
Cork along with the Deanery of Clogher. Dr.
STswear ib tn be fucceeded in the living of Eildrofs
(which he gives up for Termenmagnirk') by the Rev.
Rtcs Alto Bougie v, of Werburgh's ; and Mr. limas a
is to be furceeded in the living of Bain's:ferry (which
he gives up for Kildrol,) by Mr. PAtsoms, brother
rn Sir L. PARSONS, M. P. for the King's county.—
We have not yet heard who fucceeds to Mr. PAR-,
swab' (mall living, which he gives up for Ballinderry.
A vell'el bound to Amenca, on board of which
were fotne perfons from this city, we hear, has been
loft, and not a being fared.
S itiirday morning, at the hour of one, a daring
burglary and robbery was committed in the neigh-
bourhood of Ballyboagh-bridge, on two lonely *o-
men of the name of M'Clivan, linen-drapers, of
mnQ induftrious charaiter—however' by the timely
arrival and fpirited interference of Mr. J. HAMIL-
TON, jun. of Philiplburgh-lane, returning from the
play, the chief part of the property was raved, as be
kited a woman carrying off the booty, took her into
ennui'', and fecured the goods; he then attempted
to feize one of the villains getting out of the houfe,
who drew a knife on him, but being fpiriteclly
ecl by Mr. HAM wros, who had no arms whatever,
he dropped the knife, and made his efcape, no
watchman being convenient, and Mr. H. walling to
fecure the property he had Qopped.
On Monday night laft, a number of coiner' were
apprehended in New.ftreet, by Mr. Juilice DRUM!,
wi!h a complete apparatus for counterfeiting dollars
and tenpenny Bank Tokens.
The print-yard of Meffrs. BENJ. CLAftca and Son,
near Dolphin's Barn, has been twice robbed of goods,
printed and plain, within thefe three weeks. In both
cafes they have difcovered foldiers to have been con-
cerned. The fact robbery took place on Monday
night lag. The goods then taken were ftopped by a
watchman in Thomas-ftreet, at four o'eleck on Tod-
, day morning, being in the poffeffion of two foldiers,
who dropped the bundle and made their efcape to
, the Royal Barrack, where they were traced by the
watchman. They contrived to obtain admittance.
On an application to the officers of the regiment by
Mr. CLARK!, every exertion was made to difcover
the offenders, but without die.
London, England, 1805-04-17

TEN THOUSAND POUNDS.

THE Firil-drawn Ticket will be proclaimed on the
tjth of next Month, and entitled to the above Sum. betides
filch Prise us will otherwife fall to its Mare, perhaps a 3opool.
IiORNSBY and Co. allure the Public that the prdent Lot-
tery Scheme, containing twice the number of Capital PrizeX, lies
created a great demand for Tickets and Shares, at their Office, No
26, Cos nuttx...-Clubs, Societies, and individual purehafers are
recommended by Hoe mar and Ca. not to delay buying, as the
extraordinary Sale makes it certain that the Adventurer mutt pay
coufiderably mote Own the precut price.
Orders by Letter or Carrier, executed on the fame terms as h
prefent.—Prizes paid on Demand, whether a col. or a 30,0031.