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London, England, 1805-11-25

THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TO-MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 26,
will be aeted the Comedy of
THE HONEY MOON.
Duke, Mr. ELLISTON.
Rolando, Mr. BANNISTER,
Juliana, Mifs DUNCAN.
To which will he added the New Fame, called
THE WEATHEKCOCK.
The Charaeters by
MeffraBANNISTER, CHERRY. MATHEWS,
Mils DE CAMP, Mrs scorn
"vetting—The Wonder; Terpfiehores Return ; and :he
Wrathrreock.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 26,
will be aded the Comedy of
THE MAN OF THE WORLD.
Mr. COOKE,
)ing fuillelently recovered from his late revere inditimfition, will
appear in the Ciraeter of Sir Peninaa Madycophant.
After which the New Dance, called
THE. WILD ISLANDERS ;
Or, TILE COURT OF POUR
To which will he added an FNTER I'AINMENT.
This Evt.nit.g—Thc Delinquent; The Wild Mandl:es; and Ft 11.
and Virginia.

This day was publKhed,
In Two Volumes, Foolf...ap Ociavo, price TOL 6d. in boards,
The S cond EJition of
ALFRED, AN EPIC POEM.
By JOSF PH CO rri. E.
Printed for Longman, Horn. Ree'.a•td Orme, Paternofter row.
Of wham may be hsd.by the fame Author,
r. A VERSION of the PSA LMS of D.tv:o. attempted Metre.
The Second Edition, conGskrahly improved, in t vol. 12100. price
Is. boards.
2. lelm.vr rs Huts, and other Poems, Third Edition, foolf.
cap Evo. price ss boards.
London, England, 1805-11-25

LONDON.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER as.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:

Confols, money, 601—for November 64
Reduced 3911i—OmnIum 6.
PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY :
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Long Ann. 17 t-16 17 Englith rickets, 191.151.
Short Ann. Ix 13.16 t 7 Conf. for ace. 6ei
_ DUBLIN, Nov. 20—I per Cent. Gov. Deb 93k.
Exchange—Dublin on London ill.

We are Mil without any farther accounts from the
Continent. A week's French journals are now due,
which may be hourly apeßed to arrive. They are
anzioufly looked for.

The projeeted attack upon Boulogne has not been
carried into effea, owing to an unexpeCted fquall at
the very moment when every thing was ready for the
attcmpt. The fleet has, in confequence, returned to
the Downs.

The HECLA has tcwed into the Downs the Sagit-
tarius, which flic picked up on the night of the xtft
init. off Boulogne, full of water. She was prevented
from finking, and the crew raved, by Sir SIONSY
Slurries plan of lining with cork, in imitation of thr.
Life-boats.

DrAL,NOVIVIBER 24.
" Rear Admiral Sir WILLIAM SYDNEY SMITH, in
his Majelly's (hip ANT steer, with the TruQy, Vdtal.

VenuT, Valrnou,, Hecla, Explofion, Profpero, Vefu
vin?, Difcovcry, Orer, Bafilifk, Flamer, Firm, Ex-
ertion and Bruiztr, Sceptre armed fhip, arrived from
off Boulcgne, not being able to make the attack, the
wind being at N. W. It is reported that Sir SYD-
NEY loft his gig with fourteen of his bell men, being
drove on (bore on the enemy's coaft, and made pri•
liners."
London, England, 1805-11-25

which he was the confidential adininifirator, lt.s-
Inutt
come with almoll an incalculable degree of atg4,tva.
don. The libel in the pre.rent cafe bore. in his Lord-
lhip's mind, no fort of atilmil9tion with the car ef
the (even Bilhops to which it had ben compared:
their ad was no more than a flint. loyal, and coniti-.
tutional remonarance to the Perfonage to whom it was
addreffed, in fupport of their privilezes, and of that
religion over which they were enlkd to prefide. It
never appeared at the time but in the written form in
which it was prefented, nor was it publithed in any
other way, than by placing it in the hands of the
Ro'al Perfonage to whom it was direfted. It could
not then bear any comparifon whatever, in magni-
tude or malignity, with this libel, which was calcu-
lated to abufe his Majefly's Government in Ireland'
by the Could' Hander—to feparate finm it the confi-
dence, the loyalty, and fupport of the people. Ir.'
his Lordfliip's m:nd, there was, in the tedimony*
before the Court this day, evidence fit to go to a•
Jury for their conlideration and inference, whethei"
or not they were convinced in their cuncciences,Crnsr'
that evidence, that the tranfmitii.:n and procuratior.
of the publication of this libel, was brought home tc
the Defendant? His Lordlhip then ptnceeded to re-'
capitulate the whole nt the yvir! r,:e, with fuitable
comments in his progrefs.
After retiring for upwards of five minutes, the
Jury returned is ith a vervlift of—Guilty.

The Court was uncommonly crowded during the•
whole of the day. the whole teats behind the Bar
being occupied by Counfet.
The Trial commenced at ten o'cl,sek in the mor-
ning, and did not finilh till pall eigbt o'clock at
night.

to iri WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE TO•MORROQ.
Morning .
Lakensoom
London, England, 1805-11-25

MATTHEW WINTER.

WEST INDIA AND LONDON DOCKS.
ALBION FIRE AND 1,1E3 OFFICE, NOV. 22, tbs.
THE DIRECTORS the ALBION VIRE and
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY beg leave to announce,
that they have determined to grant !durance' from Fire ou Pro.
petty in the Warehoufes at the Weft India and London Docks, at
18. per Cent. per Ann. provided an em s% fpeeification be given of
the Warchoufe, Buil'ling, or Place, In which fuch property may be
&rated.
Not wore than to,oo .1. will be infured in any one fituation.
By Order of the Board,
WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.

This day was publithed,
In Four hardfomc V0;11111E3,12410 price IL ILI:loud%
AMADIS of GAUL, from the Spanifh Verfirm
of GARCIORDON CZ de Mo NTA t.vo, with a Preface, Ste.
By ROBERT SOUTHi:Y.
Printed for Longman, Huai, Rees,and Orme, Paternaller row.
Of whom may be had, by the fame Author,
r. Manor: a Poem, in Two Parts. Ern&llilhed oath Four
'cautiful Vignettes. In ato. price 21. as. board.
2 JOAN of ARC. an Epic Poem, the third Edition, in a Vol!.
fuolfeap Bvu. price tea. In boards.
3. Po cats. in 2 vul..price is. board&
4. THALABA the DESTROYER, a Metrical Romance. Wi h
copious Notes. 2 VOll price $43 boards.
S. METRICAL *Fa Les, and other Poems, feleeted from the
" Annual Authologr," price 55.641. beards.
London, England, 1805-11-25

pHENF, jan. Lite of Ltlndon Wall, takes the
berry of informing his Friends and the Public, that (the late
Parnerlhip with his Father having been dilfolved by minnal con-
fent), In.lias taken the Prernifes. Nos. a ,21, 22, New Broad-fireet,
recently occupied by Mein,. Nletea:f and Sot); where, in conjunc-
tion with Mr. Rickeu, his prefent Partner, he will be happy to
execute any orders in the Cabinet and Uphoiftery Liu; on the
/honel . notice, and molt moderate terms.
London, England, 1805-11-25

TO COPPER AIELTERS AND REFINERS.

WANTED. a Workman who is well pra&ifed in
the Melting and Refining of Copper fit for Rolling into
Sheets and Bolt%. Any one competent to this Rands, may meet
with conflant Employment. by applying, by letter, to A. B. at
No. 3, St. George's fquare. Portfmourh, Rating where, and how
long he has been cm/bap:44 and upon what terms be is willing to
engage.

By 1.1.1111 S FERDINAND SMITH.
Late Major in Dowlut Rao 1-.cirdia'A Service.
Printed for John Stockdale, No aSt. Pivadilly.—Where may
be bael,,priceln royal ato. :1. 3i W. or on deftly paper al. rte.
'I be three celebrated Welke rtlative to the late War, Negotia-
tions, Tvatics, and Peace with the Mathattas. By the Marquis
of Welicley.

Mr WALKER% LECTURES on NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
This day were publithe tundrsenely printed in Two Volumes
Medium Qartn, illuttrared by 49 Copperplates, neatly en-
graved, price 0.125 6d. in boards.
SYSTEIsi of FAMILIAR PHILOSOPHY,
L in Twelve. L tires; being the Courfe ufually read by Mr.
WALKER, of Conduit-ftreet, Hanover•lquare: (retaining the
Elements, and the pradlieal Urcs to he drawn 'rots the Chemical
Properties of Mater; the Principles and Application of Mecha-
nics, of Hydrottatics, of Hydraulics, of Pneumatics. of Magne-
tirm, of F.kdricity, of Optics, and of Altrooorny, includiog every
material modern Difeovery and Ironrovtment to the parent time
Printed for G. Read:ley, Fleet-Crest.

And that all Perfoos claiming fact, Exemptions are required to
make their Claim' before the Lid fpecial Commitlioncrs in Writ •
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Cover to MI Secretary for the AiLirs of Faxes, and the Forms
for fuch Claims are to be had at the raid Office, and at the Office
of the infpcdtor for the Duty on Dividends at the Old Stock
Exchange, of the Clerks to the Conuniflioncrs for executing the
Property Adt in the Lycra' Diftrias, and of any Infpedlor or Sur-
veyor of Taxes. By Order of the Commiffioners,
Office for Taxes, Nov. 21, 1803.
London, England, 1805-11-25

A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS

INFALLIBLE GERMAN C 4: RN-PLAISTER.
THE PROPRIETOR 41f this molt excellent
REMEDV is fo certain of its Efficacy having never faikA,
in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corn,
root and branch, TO arruan Tilt +to var. And he begs leavn
to add, that it has infinitely the advantage of the numberieft inns.
cation+ Ointments, Salves, &c. as many hundreds of afflidltd per+
fans can teftify, among wn= are fame of the firft charades% to
this kingdom.

Sold Whokfale and Retail by T.Axtell, No. 1, Finch-lane, near
the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavißoek-
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No. 21, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; &adiabatic
an! Co. No. rso, Ocfnrd-ftreet.

At Britt' 01, by Mr. Bin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfellers
Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and %Wright, perfumes.
Edinburgh, by Batter, South Bridge.
Portfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding's.
Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,und Mr. Joues,bositfeller.
Portfmouth, Mr. Motley, bookfeller.
And by molt of the Venders of Medicines in England.
London, England, 1805-11-22

BIRTHS.

At her fatht is bottle, Ayr,onfuefday fent:tight, the Lair of
Major Rola.tt Hamilton, of the 79th regimeot, of a daughter.
Lately, ln Harcourt•prect, Dublin, the Lady of John Gr‘gan,
Efq. Lertifter at Law, of a fon.
London, England, 1805-11-22

FABIUS.

The bells of Bow Church, St. Clement's, and St.
Martin's, rang yefterday in compliment to the Lord
Mayor and Citizens of London going up with their
Addreis of Congratulation to his MAJESTY on the
ligral vinory obtained by the gallant Lord NELSON.
Dr. Moss, the I.efidentiary Canon of St. Paul's
Cathedral, his written to the Bifirop of Lancotw, the
Dean, at his feat at Buckden, in Huntingdonfhire,
to requeft a Chapter to be held, for the purpofe of
making the nrceifary arrangements for the funeral of
Lord NELSON.
SURREY MEETING —The Freeholders of the coun-
ty of Surrey met yeaerday, agreeably to regulation,
v to an Addrefs to his Ma'am( on the glorious,
viFior yof the late Lord Ns ssow. The Addrefs was
moved by Sir T. TURNER, in a neat tpeech, and fe-
conded by Lord W. RussEL. It was carried unani-
monay. Mr. PERRY" Mr. Lowmnss, and feveral
Our Gentlemen, fpoke in approval of the Addrcf*.
London, England, 1805-11-22

Dt77l" ON PROPERTT.

EXEMPTIONS and ALLOWANCES in refpeet of M-
UMS, FRIENDLY SOCIETIES, and CHARITABLE

INSTITUTIONS, and DIVIDENDS belonging to FO-

RE(:MIMS.
THE COMMISSIONERS appointed for fpecial
Purpofes under certain Ads of the 43d and dtth Years of
►is prefent Moja), for granting a Contribution on Property, Ice.
hereby give Notice, That Pcrfous may claim Exemptions from the
(aid Duty:
zit. Fur the Duties charged on any College or Hall in atiY of
the Univerfities of Great Britain and Offices belonging thereto,
or for the Money expended in the neceffary Repsirs thereof.

ad. For the Duties charged on the Scite of any Hofpital, or
Public School, or Altns•boufe or Offices belonging thereto, or for
the Money expended in the neexffary Repairs thereof.
3d. Fur the Duties charged on dee Rents of Lands, Meffuages
and Tenements belonging to any Hofpital, Public School, or
Alms-houfe, or veiled in Truflees for charitable Purpoks.
4th. For the Dividends payable out of the public Revenue and
arifiug front the Stock of any Friendly Society eftablithed under
an :la of the 334 Year of his prefent Majefty.
th. For the Dividends belonging to any Corporation, Frater-
nity or Society of Perfons eftahlithed for charitable Purpoks
only, or applicable by them to charitable Punsofes only, purfuant
to any Aft of Parliament, Charter, Decree, Deed of Truk or
Will, in (0 far as the Dividends before mentioned !hall have been
applied to charitable Purpofcs.
6th. For the Dividends, bona fide, belonging to any Pedro
not being a Subjett of his Majeßy and not refident in Great
Britain.

And that all Perfons claiming facts ixemptions are required to
make their Claims before the laid fpecial Conamiffioners in Writ
ing, to he delivered at the Office for Taxes, Somerfet Place, under
Cover to the Secretary for the Affairs of Taxes, and the Forms
fur fuch Claims are to be had at the laid Office, and at the Office
of the Infpcetor for the Duty on Dividends at the Old Stock
Exchange, of the Clerks to the Commillioners for executing the
Property Aft in the feveral "'arias, and of any lufpeaor or Sur-
veyor of Taxes. By Order of the Commiffioners,
London, England, 1805-11-22

MARRIED.

On the 3d inftant, at Middleton, to the county of Cork, Capt.
Jr:44h, to MIL Nichfon, daughter of the late Colonel Melton, of
the county of Cavan Militia, and niece to I.asly Gon,,u6Anit
Lately, at 'W.:ills-II Berks, the Rev. Charles Rob,rt Vaffillawe,
to Mils Fat. VOA daughter of the Rev. John Faith ull
John O'Btien, Lfq. of Rutland fquare, Dublin, to Mifs Anna
Maria Ball, daughter of the late John Ball, Bfq.
At Liverpool, Richard Salilbury, Erg of Caves. HUI. Walton-
le-Dals, Laticalhire, to Mils Hodfon, daughter of the late Rev.
George liodfou, one of the Rectors of Livsrpe
London, England, 1805-11-22

LAW I;'s'TELLIGENCE.

In our Report, yeaerday, of the proceedings in the
Common Pleas, in the Caufe " The King v. Reade,"
it was Rated. that the Court had declined ant- inter-
krence in the application made by the Defendant.
This was incorreCt : the Court adoptcd a decifinn, in
confequence of which the bulinefa will again come
before it in a few days.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOV. St.
JUDGMENTS.
THE KING V. FRANCIS WILSFORD, GENT.

The Defendant was brought up this day to receive
the judgment of the Court, for an affault upon Mr.
William Croker, as Qated in our paper of F.iday ►all.
Mr. Jultice GROSS, in palling fentence, obferved,
You have been brought before us to receive the
fentence of the Court for committing a molt violent
affaolt, which has been laid before us, upon affida-
vits. Unfortunately for bo►h, the profecutor and
yourfelf are attornies. A letter was received by you,
the terms of which you con fidered difrefpettful, and
the profecutor, in defence of his charafter, polled it
on the church door. You have behaved iu a way
difgraceful to youifelf, and injurious to the profecu-
tor. If the perfon you atFaulted had given way to
fuch violent paffions as thofe by which you were go-
verned, what might have been the confequences ? If
a perfon in fuch a country as this feels himfelf in-
jured, he may refort to the law. You are a minifter
of the law, in being an attorney of this Court. Un-
der all thefe circumfiances, it is the duty of the
Court to make yco fenfible of your errors, and to
proteit the public from violation and outrage.—
Therefore, the Court do order and adjudge, that you
pay a fine of 501. and give fecurity for your future
good behaviour, yourfelf in 2001. and two fureties in
tool. each, fur the fpace of three years."
London, England, 1805-11-22

i'AgEATRES‘.

DRURY LANs—Laft night the Opera of the
?taunted Tower was revived at this Theatre, chicly 1
for the purpofe of introducing Mr. BRAHMA in the
part of Lord William, in which he difplayed his powers
to very great advantage, particularly in the long—
" Spirit of my Sainted Sire." It was loudly encored.
He alfo intri.duced the favourite ballad of " From
Shades of Night," with wonderful aft& Mrs.
Nlounrata, as Lady Elin6r, was greatly attraetive ;
the alfo fung a new bravura, which was rapturoufly
applauded. Signora Svotteca refumed the part of
Adda, and Bean usrca Edward. The reR of the co.
mic characters were very refpeelably fuftained.

COVENT CARDEN..--,-The novelty at this Theatre
lafl night was a new ballet, by Mr. BYRNE, called
The wild landed ; or, The Court of Pekin, in which
a fplendid difplay of Oriental enflame, and fume fine
dancing by the elder !limas, his fon, and other
principals, Allied by the whole Corps de Beet, form-
ed altogether a very gratifying fpeetacle. The fcenes,
dreffes, and decorations were extremely beautiful.
London, England, 1805-11-22

FROM I.LOYD'S LIST.

Gr.:terse:qv, Nov. at—Paired by the King George, Turner, I
from Hudfon's Bay; Sally, Jackfon, from Dantzie; Mentor, Her-
rin, and the Harriet, Moberly, from Peterfburgh. Sailed the Forty
Second, Tyer; Lime, Brown, and the Britt& Qicen, Wordlow,
for Jamaica ; Robert, Black, for Yucaton ; Spy, Fowler, for New-
York ; den, Laws, for Lifbon ; Venus, Bergfon, for Carlfe-
c: one ; I Icorietta, Auleildang, for Konningthurg; Johanna Mar-
garetta, Dohlman, for Gortenhurg; Argo, Sager; Vrow Altje,
Reifduck, and the Geode lioffnung, f repkins, for Bremen; Hen-
rietta, I hlert, for Stralfund ; Bell, Short ; Fame, Anderfoa ; Pa•
lenbauen. Bryfou,aud the Maria Elizabeth, Vleilabd, for Hambro';

An illinnination took place in Minot, nn Tuefday
evening WI, in honour of the late glorious vitory.
Vii.count MERTON (fon of the prefcnt Earl NELsoN)
is admitted of Chrill College, Cambridge.

A meeting was held OR Tuefday, at Freemafon's
Tavern, Cleat Queen fireet, of the Commanders of
the Volunteers Corps In the London DittriEt, to con-
fider of an Addrefs of Thanks to General .the Earl
of Haaattarom, prior to his departure for Ireland.
The Chair was to have been taken by the Duke of
SUSSEX, but the attendance of his Royal Elighnefs
lira. prevented by left, e indifpofition. There were
prefcnt,
Colony Herrin, Colonel Kenfington, Colonel Wygratn, Colo-
nel Molina Manley, CO/Oild John Hawkey, Colonel Miks Peter
Andn.w.., Colonel Ganfltill. Colonel Robinfon, Colonel
Co:unel Anderton, M..jot Blake, 'MI a great number of Con,
mauling ()dicers.
The Honourable Lientcnant Colonel ERskrefe, of
the Temple Corps of Volunteers, was called to the

Chair.
Lieutenant Colonel GAITSKILL, of the &ft Surrey
Regiment, in an appropriate fpeech, opened the bu.
finds of the Meeting.
Lieutenant Colonel jorass.,Hasasr, after paying a
jua tribute to the Noble Earl for his uniform alien.
Lion to Lhe Volunteers in the London Diariet, fe-
conded the feveral Refointions.
The Mr.etiag immediately ditiolvel
London, England, 1805-08-07

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inttance where the tingle fecurity of an individual may be deemed
ittfulfieisnt, the addition of another perfon to guarantee the pay-
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This day was publithrd.
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ENGLAND; with many Improvements and eonfiderable
Additions. By Mr. MARSHALL.
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KEARSI.ErI ROAD BOOK,
This day was publifhed. with a Map, price -,. s. In boards,
A new Edition, much enlarged and Improved, with *calcite To-
pographical Riflery of the Cities, Towns, Watering-places,
chief Villages. Antiquities, Seats, &c. of
V EARSLEY'sTRAVELLER'sENTERTAIN-
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the Great Roads and principal Crab Roads, marking the 'Mance'
of places to and fmm London, and frOm each nthcr.
To which are added, a defeription of (he principal great roads
of Ireland, different routes to Paris, and a table of the times of
High Water at new and full Moon—the whole forming a geutral
Tour through Great Brit.iin and Ireland.
Printed for G. Kearney, Fleet-ftreet.
London, England, 1805-08-07

DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZE-MONEY.

The Caroline,for the capture the French privateers I. Freres
Mils, January t. 1804. and the General l)u Caen. rebuary 4.
004, will be paid on the tub ina int. at No. 6, Stanhope itreet,
Strand, and recalled cur), day fur three leers.

Tuefd.ty fe'nnight the Virtu: frigate, Capt. MaT.
ass, failed front Cork on a crnize.
On Thurfday, the Erin, Columbus, and Banetta,
staved in the Bay of Dublin from Barbalies, after
a palrage of fix weeks.
It has been afcertained, that the American (hips
have for a length of time been in the praAice of
going to the Ifle of France, and the French ports in
the Well Indies, to bring away produce, which they
finally carried into French or Dutch ports. Their
ulual cullom was to touch at an American port, in
order to give the cargoes the appearance of being
American property; but it i‘ very well known, that
loch cargoes were never landed. In confequence of
'dick proceedings, an order, we underfland, was fent
to all the out ports Gone days ago, inlituding our
cruizers to detain all American veffels which have
on board property not the produce of the United
Skates. This order has been already aced upon, and
fevetal (hips have been flopped. The Ametican
Coati:lt is reported, applied to Government yeller-
day tor an explanation ; but we are not acquainted
with the anfwer he received.

We learn with regret that the yellow fever has
broken out among the crews on board forme of the
Merchant lhips taming to England. with the Jamaica
Juneconvoy,and that Came danger alto is apprehended
of its being introduced by veffels from the United
States of America. Information to this effett has
been received from General NUGENT, Lieutenant-
Governor of Jamaica, and from Mr. BOND. out Con.
ful-General at Philadelphia. The former, in his d:f.
patches of the 6th of June, !late* in pofirive terms that
the fever had aftually made its appearance; and
Government has already taken the bell meaftares of
precaution to prevent the communication of the con.
tagion on the arrival of the co'iivoy in any raf the
ports of the United Kingdo...rThe Commiffloners
Kingdom.--T
of the Cullom' have tent morucuons to their officers
iat all the out-ports to examine, shish the &leen Cale,
all reliefs which may ;live, noeciOli from Jamaica,
but hop, our pthei Wands% its Welt Indies, and
Ifrom 114 tliiited States: They' are .anthoriocl• ;o
tilaJt under quarantine. any ship pis board of which
i any vulva Imo died, or been ficli ailtring the voyage. ,
- ' a
London, England, 1805-08-07

PARIVIRStiftS btq'SOLVEb.

John Randle and James CLsrke, linen-drapers, Manckefter. July
29, tBO5.
Wm. Nlvm and Charles Brooke. feather-manta, kurers,Chehles-
ltreet, Bedford•fquare. Aural 5. tilos.
John Wiyg Ayers ant Robert Clayton, brewers, Batterfea. May
2s. t 8 5.
Ely Bottomley and William Farmer, lightumett, Whitefriars...—
March sy, 1804.
Francis Viekerman. George T)yints, John Prieft. and John Vicker-
man. merchants, Taylor-hill, Yorkihire. AprU 30, tflOt.
James Gordon and Alezaedet M•Knightokapera, Dudley, War-
cefteraire. July 3.1,11115.
Charles Hill and Jahn Garton, bleachers, Nottingham. July
26, tBot.
James Butt and James Wolfe, boat builders, Lambeth. Auguß
2,
Robert Cooke and Samuel Cooke, miners, Haughton, Lanealltire.
Auguß 2,1805.

BANKRUPTS.
Wil lam Wing, now r r late of Stamford, Lincolnfhire, vidualler
and innkeeper, dealer and ekapman. to furremier Auguft to, so,
and Septenber 17, at eleven, at the George Inn, St. Martin's,
Stamford Baron. Attorney, Mr. Redifer, Stamford.
jorephßichards of Prince's Stairs, Rotherhithe, Surrey. vidtualler,
dealer and chapman, Ants* '7, 31. and September t 7, at teo,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Holloway, Chane• rv-lane.
John Blunt and Robert Seollay, of the Coal Exchange, London,
coal-faElors and copartners, Auguß to, 17, and Sept 17, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Allan, London-ftre, t, Fettehurels-
Brett.
Anthony Beck. of Oiford•Rrert, Middkfez, fadler, dealer and
chapman, Auguft 17,28, and Srpt t 7, at one, at Guildba/L
Attorney. Mr. Beckett, Clement's Inn.
John Scholt6eld, of Cateaton arcet. London, wareboufeman,
dealer and chapman, Auguft to, 14, and Sept. 17. at tat, at
Ooiidbail. Attorney, Mr. Lamb, No 163, Alderfgate-ftreet.
London, England, 1805-08-07

l'O S NTS OF ANATOMY.

PRIVATE ANATOMICAL It ANATOMTCO-
PATHOLOGICAL INSTRUCTIONS eon* tie to be given
throughout the Summer at No. 5, Great Ceram ftreet, litutrell •
fqnare.—Uentlemen anxious fpeedily to pars through the anal ex
aminartons, may have an additional portion of time expended wi:tt
them ; and Pradtitioners, who are averfe to attend pahlic prelec-
duns, but to whore profeffitmal interelts an intimate acquaintance
wi h the pathological part of anatomy is necarary, may be parii-
eularly attend:4 to.

STATE LOTTERY.
QWIFT and Cn. No. t t. POULTRY, are appointed
by Government to fell the Tickets and Shares of the Lostery
to begin Drawing 30th neat Month, which confitts of only as,ooo
Tickets, and contains,
3

Prize, of ClO,OOO 4 Prizes of Ltpoo
- - zo,ooo 6 - - I,coo
3 . -3,00 n to - - Soo
And 1,390 Prizes from tool. to zol inclulive.
Alf, tol. each for the firft 3.00.) Ellifik4._

It it a peculiar gratuficatiou to Meffra. SWIFT and Co. that this
Sch..me has fully met the pub k approbation, of which the demand
for rickets and Shares (great beyond eitam2le) Mord, the moat
unequivocal proof. *honks at large, with an account of the Ca-
pital Priers fold by Swift and Co. In t►e lalt and preait years,
may be mewed gratis.
London, England, 1805-08-07

DUBLIN, AUGUST 3.

The encampment in the neighbourhood of cork
is for the prefent abandoned, the principal Ilrength
of which it was to have
ivbeeni:nmi: rafeDdi,sceozipdieleiiendgoaft
the 7111, 724.1, 93d, and 24. th regiments, being rm.
barked at Cove. Sir 1)k
Corkin a few days to take the command. The regi-
ments above named, together with the Bth and 83d,
which have remained on' board the tranfports, are,
it Paid, to form an expedition againtt the dp• of
Good Hope.
Tuefday morning, the 93d regiment marched into
Cork from Mallow, and immediately proceeded to
Monkitown, where they were embarked. The 71&
regiment alio marched to Cove,. and embarked.
The poll-boy conveying the mail from Cafhel to
Tipperary, was !topped on the night of the 3oth of
July, by two robbers, who robbsd him of the bag of
'letters difpatched Irons the General Poll Office for
Tipperary on the 19th of July.
On I'hurfday, at twelve o'clock, a :ree.l).7 tr ar-
rangements by Lnrd Cal-smart, the troops, cavalry,
infantry, and artillery, entered the Curragh, and at
one o'clock were on their appointed alignment: the
camp equipage was fhortly after delivered, and, al.
moll inflantaneoully on the beat of the roll, the whole
camp was pitched, containing ao,ooo men, being the
Lug& encampment ever known in, the time Log.
doms. The troops occupied nearly the fame. pofition
as lilt year, namely, .the infantry on the right td the
Stand-houfe, the artillery in the centre, and the light
battalions and cavalr op/ofite Mr. Data's.
• . .
London, England, 1805-02-09

Bayfortlbuty,

WEYMOUTH-FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

At the Datum-hunk in this Port. on Tuerday, the lath Init. at
Ten o'clocit.in the Forenoon'
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ.
Fur Private Female',
18.0 Gallons 8randy...493 ditto Rom-2694 ditto Gcoeva,
u Galhn,s Wine.
For Dealer. and others-5 to Gallons Brandy.
London, England, 1805-02-09

NAUTIC.IL INTEL LICENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. S. W.
AlGt. DU[. ARR. DWI.
t t I Parlibuerif o
Watfat.r.l 3 I Lexwarftlf.nds t o

PLYMOUTH, rF.. t!:t: Sw!-difh (hip
Cat;.ctina Chi illian, Capt. Euxouw, from Hull for
Sc. Ander°, laden with earthenware and hak.gonds,
dc:air.cd by a limp of war : alfo c': Prolian (hip
Erwagdug. Capt. E. F. t rvitov:, from N nit:. for
St. Ander°, laden with whg.t!, d2tnincei by the
SANTA tIARGANITTA, of 36 guns, on the 18!!1 ult.--
Sailed the Poorputmos, of 64. 7,uns, to join the
Channel fleet.

PORTS OUTH, FEE. B.—Arrived the Lord Dun-
can Eatl IndiAman, and feveral ether outwa:d-bound
vellds from the Dnw•ns.—Sailed thc TRusTY man
of war, MEG&RA lire-(hip, and PENT?. uttettarcrs
Q.ll E LH CHARLOTTE cuttcrr. vrt a cruize.

DEAL, FEB B.—Arrived the ATLAS and the PER-
SECS armed defence (hips, from Portfmouth ;
Htr-
DC ft igate, from Yarmouth; As A (loop of war
and feveral gun brigs, from a cruize, off the
French Coat.—Came down from Shecrnefs the
HER pa Es (loop of war.—Put back the Wolpole,--,
bound to the Eail Indies ; Cora, NV141.1 AM 5;111 ; Duke
or York, New; and the Caflor, Luz 6, for Jamaica,
and refrain in the Downs with a large fleet of (hips
c: tsar and outward bound wads.— P. S. Arrived the
WALKER armed (hip, with a convoy, from the Welt-
ward, which have failed for the River, with the Ran-
ger, CALDER, from Jamaica. gaily this morning the
01;p Eudsavour, Capt. Dichsow, from Jamaica, for
I.eindon, lun on the Goodwin Sands and bilged : the
cargo,confilting of rum and fugar, it is feared will be
101 l ; the Captain and crew are Laved. Wind W.S.W.

YARMOUTH, FEB. B.—The William of this port,
Ron Ear NICHOLS mailer, bound to 'London with
Wary, was, ou Wednefday Lot, off Aldhro', run
down by a Newcaftle trader, wlikli took the William
for a French privateer (as 111.! wJs iug7er rigged) ;
the crew •• ere picked up by the traJa and lalded at
Lowefloff : the (hir and c tizo are entirely
Sailed >ellerday P. M. the ParacE (4-•NV...t.st cutter
to the northward, in profuit of a privateer, feen off
Cromer; and the 134LGER cutter for Harwich. Thi;
day arrived the VIVIts and FErotyrka:grin brigs
from a cruize, and remaia with. the MoNmnuTH,
EsTIC. Chasoa VII brig, and Hu NT6B. cutter.—
Wind N. W.
London, England, 1805-02-09

PORT OF ST. WU

By order of the Hon. Comniiironers of His Majefty's Cuftoms.
On Monday the Lath day of Fenuary next, by Two o'Clock
the 'Afternoon, will be enpofed to PUBLIC SALE, at the
CUS I OM-HOUSE, in this Port,

THE FOLLOWING GOODS, fur'Dealers and
othe3, viz.
_ .

240 Gallons of Rum, 3 Gallons Wine.
For the Ufe of :rivate Families oily
4556 F Gallons Brandy, 3t t Gallon> Rum.
as'S Gal,oll/ of Geneva,
The BRIGANTINE NAVIGATION; Burthen per Admeaa
furensent 93 s t-94 Tons. With all her Materials.
The above Goods may be viewed Three days preceding and on
the Day of Sale.
-—------- - - - - - - -

CUSTOM-HOUSE, BRISTOL, January all, tbs.
FORSALE,

By Order of the Hon. Commitrouers of hi, Majeity'sCußorns,
On Tucfclay, February 12, Litti two following days, at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon of each day, in tb: Loue Room at the Cuftom.
Houfe,

THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which
are allotted in fm ritoritities, fur the better accommodation
of the forcial Dealers? as wcll as private Perfans.
Clear of all Duties.—Fur limn: Confumption.
70 err-Marco. Ottg:it I Gallons Rum

194 lbs. Tamarinds, Succules, 7 Gallons Shrub
and Prefrrves 2 G .'funs Madeira Wine
96 lbs. Caftor Oil i Q.2art Auriifi.ed WAter
43 lbs: C7yerrnii Pi.lsper 63 lbs. Raw Coffee_

I pair Trim fas
8 Kid and I.aniii t tine

7 lbs Ground Coffee
Materiels of the Hull broken

. 5 Gallons lime juice up of the Cutter Ferrit, her
bo ewt. Tobacr 'AIL, Malls, Spars, Sails, Rigging,
peon's. Manetaaliireil fobacco an 3 Stores, alfo the Boat he-
a Boats and 4 Oars longing to her.
_._._
ADVERTISEMENT.

On Tburi'day, the tath init. at Ten o'clock In the Forenoon, will
be espoled to Public Sale, at the Cudam Houle, I.,,rtiarouth,
I'HE FOLLOW ING GOODS, which have beea
kited and legally coadeinned, viz,

/OR PRIVATE On:
S3° Gallons Brandy-17 ditto Rum-.-1560 it:3 Geneva
t 6 ButtLs Cortiiiis—zo ditto Wine

S No. Shaw-le-34 do. Fans-3 do Sets of Counters—a do. Nock-
laces—go do. Small Hides—z do. Stuffed Birds—
t dos Snuff Box-4 do. Combs.
23Its. Sienna-1 l'oec,:s Malin—it Parcel I.athwool
10 No. Deals—t 3 Yircm Timber..-2. Cafes Perfumery
3 Jars Olives-91ns. Sugar-6lbs. Candles
A Wherry and Materials
Jar Honey-3 Gallons Oil—t No. Warp.
VOA RA POaTATION :

23 Pair Gloves-3 No. Apreng, worked—l No. Gauze Handkis.
3 Pieces Silk and Cotion—a ditto Worked Cotton
2 Pieces Gingham—l No. Palampores.
Which slay be viewed in office hours three days before the Sale,
by applying to the Warehourc-keeper at the Cultunt-houle.
London, England, 1805-02-09

LOSS OF THE ABERGAVENNY EAST INDIAMAN.
a few days r. ill be publiihed, from the particular report of the
Surri^ots.
A NARRATIVE of this Unfnnunate and Malan.
:holy Cate:rope, as it is sailed to have an Authenticated
.:t.o.lllL—Communications in allithin to the Papers already In
i•uffeiiion,wlll be thankfully received under Cover to the Compiler.
addrecled to Lane, Newman, and Co. Minerva Office, Leaden-

This day was publifhed,
The Second Edition, price is. in boards,
HE Narrative of Capt. DAVID WOODWARD
T and Four Stamen, who Loft their Ship wink in a boat at Sea
sad furrendered themfelves up to the Malays in the llland of Cc-'
lebct.—contsining an intercfting account of their Sufferings from
ifun;er and various bardibips, and their Efeape from the Malaya,
atter a captivity of two yarn and a half—alfo an account of the
Mamma and Caftouto elf the Country, and a defcription of the
iimbotiCourAL Pat, he. together with an introdudtmo cud Ap.
pcodil, cumainink Narratives of various Efeapes from Shipwrecks,
under ',cat harditiips and alsftitience t holding out a valuable &m-
-oues Guides and the importance of Vaion,Coofulciace, and Per.
I.:retailer. in the estdft of diftrtfs.
Fenced for JcLeph Johnfon, N.). ;a, St. Paul's Church-yard.
London, England, 1805-11-14

LONDON.

We regret our inability to inferti the many communications from
Poetical Correfpondenta, on the (Oka of Lord blexsoo—they
are fo numerous.tbat to infest one half of them would totally
exclude Prole from the Paper.

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Ls.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK:
Confab, for money, 59.1—t0r November Sgt.
Reduced 54-omcium S.
PRICE OF sroCKS YESTERDAY:
Bank Stock 193 :93 India Stock 1871
3 per C. Red. AMU S f India Bolide, par ts..prent.
3 per Cent. Cont. Ann. 5911.1.4 Imp. 3' per CCM. s7it
4 Per Ca*. 75 741 7.54 Ezcbeq. Bills, is. As. prem.
S Cent. Navy 90 9: Coot for ace. s9f/i
Long Aga. Off st-x

No farther accounts have been received from Lord
COLLINGWOOD. The EVITALUS frigate is hourly
expeaed with the dead bodies of Lord bit Lime and
Captains Dor, and Conics, and probably the cap-
tured Commanders. This vefrel has twice been re-
ported to have pared Plymouth, for Portfmouth ;
but in this there mull have been Tome mitlake, as the
would by this time have arrived.
The Rochefort fquadron, according to an account
brought to Cork by the Loma frigate, has efcaped
into Ferrol, after altering its emu*, which it had
previonfly direaed towards Vigo. We cannot help
confidering thks intelligence as favourable rather than
otherwife ; for ferrous fears were entertained in the
City that this kiadron, which at Lloyd's had got the
name of the Invifible, had proceeded to the Weft In-
dies.
London, England, 1805-08-31

• SCOTT's LIVAC

1M ANL) PINK DYE.

TO Colour silk Stookihgs—the firll of thefe give, I
theillefoin HuSilo much admiral by many in New Sirs ,
Stockings; it alas dyes SU; Line Muflin,Tiffeny, Gault, fez. the I
Stun Putiple,.Likpe, ad Vsoietfate. of various tints, at pleafurs,
lin4 a tolerable Colour.
ItAkeprite, Soirr's rpm Dv e. polleffing the like qualities,
ethalty hCautiful and approved. Price is. 61. cads Packet, with
printed'lnftiuttions.
Serses.i.lquid True Blue, Nankeen Dye, Durable Ink to mark
Linen with a Pen that will nut difcharge, Superfine Prepared Wa-
ter Colosws, and all uneffuries for Drawing and Colouring, Pre.
pared anl Sold Wholefale and Retail, at his Manufactory, No.
st 7, near acdford-ftrest, in the Strand, London, and by molt
Venden of Bottle Articles in the Britlfh Dominions.
be Sitetstive-..the PlA:lyricist% name is marked on the enclitic of
Wrery Packet, nohe other h Genuine.
London, England, 1805-08-31

itorgt

,

WerwouTus Auc..29 —This morning the Royal
Family left the Lodge; for the firff time fince receiv.
int the account of the Duke of Gi.oucasisn's death.
Their Majetlies in their travelling carriage ; !IX Fri:s-
ulks .Etisaarrii and MART in another carriage;
and Prince fres AUGUSTA, Sor x lA, and Ana Ida, with
the Dates of Yoas and Castle IDO a, on lorfeback,
rode in the neighbourhood of tfpway, and returned
to the Lodge to dinner. It was aitb pleafure we ob•
ferved bit Majefty appeared extremely well.
, We begin to recover our fpirits,and the Efplanade
to refume its former attradtions. •

a very rich Ausericah Ihip was brought
in here, captured on her paffage from Spain to Hol•
land.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

READING, THURSDAY, AUGUST sq.
A free Handy Cap Plate of s°l.
Mr. Skinner's Duckling, 5 Trs ul4. 9ft. - • t
Mr. Pearfe's Laws. 5 yrs Eft. 71b. - • s
Mr. Smith's Venture, 5 yrs 7ft s alb. - - s S
Mr. Fenwick's 'snuck 4 yrs 7il cab. " 4 4
Blgges.Maspretta, 3 yrs sit. tar. - 3
Three to ma the field againit Duckling.
•
London, England, 1805-08-31

WATERING PLACES.

fp, ORS takes the liberty of afruring the Nobility and
Gentry, that he has no connection with. nor has he font any
wren whatever his karma to either of the Watering places. Flat-
tered as he mutt he that fo many perfons allume his name and repu-
tation, to procure the foPpurt of the public ; yet he cannot allow
then to practice their fent:nes d &Anion without expofure.
He begs leave to recomtnend thofe Ladies and Gentlemen who
mean to honour him with 'their commands, to apply at No. tsp.
Biihopfgate within iner.v. As thole who vend PRIa!ZJES and
ORNAMENTAL HAIR under his apparent fandion, can only
pullers thole cad off articles which have been rejr...ted by him,
I either from a defect of tnanufadure, or from a want of fablion.

He hopts to be Pardoned for repeating that he can anforer for
oo Artielos, nor does he employ any Graces but fuck lame to be
procured at his Emporium in Billsopgate•ftreet, where continue.
be •mhibited an kinds of PERUCW ES in the mit elegant tafte,
Ildhionable Rile, and uncommon • anety.
All his unparallelled Perukes, Madona Fronts, Rows and Ban-
divas, are executed entirely by kis inftrudtion, and underlits in.
:fpe.ftion.
N. B. Ross molt rerpettfully folicits the favour of the Ladies
and Gentlemen when returned to town, and they and the public
may be allured that he has, and will employ men of the melt emi-
nent profcfßonal &Hilda, which is an embellithment to beauty.
London, England, 1805-08-31

-00--UNI'RY-HOUSE WANTED.

NVANTE-13 to Rent from Michaelmas next, on a
• Leafe. either furnifbed or unformatted, a SUGSTANTI Al.
HOUSE, with at leaft four Rooms, of a large Gze on a floor,
with Garden, Stabling, Ste. in a defirabk neighbourhood and good
souls, ithin a fhort diftance of a Market.town, and whirr, 35
or 4o miles from Lotdon • with front ao to too Acres of Land.
Letters (poll paid) dirkte,d. to J. W. at No. 19, Cateaton.ltreet,
will be attended to.

DESIRABLE SITUATIONS IN SOUTH WALES.
TO BE sot.D.
EVERAL SMALL FARMS, from 201. to 701.
AJ per ann. fituated in the Comities of Carmarthen and Gla-
morgan. Two of thofe in Glamorganfhire at a Sion tliftance from
one another, each valued at yol. per annum, might by improve•
anent in building be made very agreeable refidences for genteel Fa-
es,being fituated in a remarkably pleafant and healthy country,
eml within an eafy ride of the fea.
Apply to Meffrs. Roller and Son, N 0.27, Bartlett's Buildings,
floiliorn.—One Concern.
London, England, 1805-08-31

7E7 -
A WY

:HNIVERSITTOrk OkFOR.D.--THE ROEBUCK INN.
441 E NOBILITY and GENTRY, who may have
• 0••• accafion,,te *icier travel through OXFORD, oremott re-
fluedifolly fainted toodnier their Carriages to die- ROEBUCK
INN, where Capital. Horfes and'esperleaced Drivers are ready to'
Sorward them at the roafonable rate of
• ONE EHILLIND PER MILE.
And to thofa Bounties, or Aerials, whii may willt to continue
a few days at Oxford, to examine and otter thelmonuments of art,
elegant edlfices,•iad eurkifitles, depofited in Ws' Celehrited Uni-
vestty,tießoeaviceleriWordaagentedawl comfortable abode,
where the untiolit, ausatiou is paid, and where the charges are
moderate.

DROPSY.
MR. LUXMOORE, of Southampton Buildings,
Holborn, London, (late Surgeon at Uxbridge), acquaints
:the .Pn! lie, that he continues to attend Patients in the DIFFER-
ENT SP.ECIBS of this Difeafe, which iodides DROPSY of the
'CHEST..both in Town and Country; andthat be may be con-
flated at Home, every Moaday Adorning before Twdve o'Clock,
Mullin general &thy *miser morning before eleven.
; N B. 4fo letters, wads pdft paid, will be received.

GRNERAL MOURNING.
'T`HOMAS and CO. refpeitfully acquaint their
1- numerous Cußooters and Friends; that they have laid in at
reduced priers, a very large and valuabk dock of every Article
adapted for thel?refent Muuroin„,,, in the Mereery, Drapery, and
Halerdafhery Branches,' which they pledge thenifelves to fell at
their accuantoed Low Prides.--Ladies who are at Watering-places
grothierwife eon/died to din Country, may rely upon having any
ankle ingantly forwarde4,to them upon fending. a Nimble remit.
ratiCe,.as'r. and Co 's p puf doing bufmel's is for Ready hinney.
Tbdtiras and Co.'s ezithfive Show' Rooms are amply fteppl44
with sway Ardele itt 11aAk Dreff,s, Cloaks, Millinery; Ste. ice.
under the direition of ?AWL Thomas.
. *.• Chaneery-hane Corner, sear Temple-Bar.
London, England, 1805-08-31

COUNTY OF STAFFORD..

TO BE LET, UNFURNISHED, in eottaptete Repair,
STRETTON HALL, capable of costuming a
'LP Nobleman's or a Gentleman's Family, malting fourteen
btft beds, and having a eonfiderable number of excellent apart-
ment. for fervants; on the ground foor a Drawing Room, 30 feet
by at, Eating Parlour 30 by 18, Dreffing Room 19 by 13, Water-
elbfet, two Stair-cafes, dtc. ate. Upwards of one tboofandpounds
have beat recently laid out upnn the fame. A molt capital walled
Garden, Trees bearing abundance of choice fruit, Orchard, Poul-
try-yard, Brew-houfe, Walh-houfe, Coach-hvufes, Stables, and
Plealun-ground, containing eight Acres; and any part of 110
Acres may be let wi,tb the fame ; a beautiful old Osk-wood, of s;
Acre.% with walks and rides, jotting the Shrubbery.
Ditlant half.s-mile from the Chetter and Shrewfhury road, three
mites from lvetfey bank, four from the Four Croffes, one from
liftwooil, thrice from Penkrigge, ten from Wolverhampton, (the
polt.town, poft every dAy) and ten from Stallard.
Particulars to be had of Mr. Monckton's Steward, Mr. Martin,
Somerford, near Wolverh;unpten, or of Mr. Howell,of Stretton.
N. B. Part of the Furniture may be had at A valuation.

COTTAGE ORNEE, ISLE OF WIGHT.
TO BE SOLD, a new built COTTAGE, in the
1. centre of the Ifie of Wight, in the immediate vicinity of
(-wry intarelting object ft contains, being diftant only five miles
from the pietorelque and romantic fernery at the back (or South-
ern part) of the naand, known by the name of Undercliff, St.
Lawrence, Steephill, St. Boldface, Ste. The Cottage is 3i miles
from the Capital, Newport, in a very genteel and good neigh-
bourhood; beautiful walks abound in every dirtdlion, and the
molt enchanting profpeels in the Eland. commanded. The Cot-
tage confine of Entrance-hall, a good Dining-room, Drawing-
room, iittcd with Fripeh, lalln, and other Windows. The front
is surrounded with a Verand, ornamented with trellis work in the
Cothic Rile; a Kitchen, with two good Chambers' offer Wafh-
bode, with three convenient Rooms above; Stable and Chaife
Mode ; Wood and Coal Houle, with other eonveniecoica. Au
viedlent Garden, lald out with mfte; a Shrubbery and Lawn in
front, with excellent dry Grava Wall.r; a 'Awe of Meadow
Land, of about four Acres adjoining thereto.
VCIIIIS (with the referent) may be had of Mr. T.:Newton.
Warwiet•fquare, London, or a line (pelt paid) addrefferd kl, & is
its care (as abovey, 'via be fat warded to the Pitutipik
London, England, 1805-08-31

ON THE DEATH OF A FRIEND.

BY A YOUNG LADY.

'Tts 'aft ! ftern Death has ftruck the fatal blow,
Too foon tbe Tyrant laid his victim low ;
Tho' wrapt in duft facet Mmuoses allies lie,
Her fpotlefs foul claims kindred with the fay.
.fp'd ih death's cold embrace, thole charms now reit,
That form by beauty's faireft linger dreft,
No more admirl—no : beauty could not Cave,
Nor virtue guard ber from the gloomy grave;
Her foul, tranfported, left this dark abode,
To join the throng around the throne of Gov ;
And there what Angels chnunc their fangs of prdfc. '
with holy raptures joins their folenui lays.
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) :
i iThe foll,
lir:. people, wit
is now at w
ti years ago b
Gibbon,
. ; ' the Roma!
ferves, alai
, •
I'. the molt in
remark ht
it : and ni;
to the Mal
1 , partly furs
1.: I. perfon to t
I'. I can affirr
—i, to bring ar
whole G,e•
i. own hinds
. bufinels of
of the moll
day of afti
' warm duri
a fpread fa
t ' otherwife d
' primeval 1
' There is ni
" the Prince
, 4ivay, nag e
, '' Perhaps
I for the pn
. *Mahrattas
. ,
, Mahrattas
• , in their ow
. ,
- ble ; of th
, made tome
. , ! ly to be cc
in the utm
More prud
Jae, the gri
attempt tl
try, of a fi
, perte, but •
then appar
11 .‘ PILOVIDIN(
to extend ,
wallies, hal
,
+, bate the a
'1 •,, and ereflet
, 1 meat, on t
; ' years.dura
/
1,. dominion,
parallel in
V, , i five years ;
, !' contend wi
. , Ilion of H
, put, the ci
1,. for the em
ii ,
they were
, Ready poll
. ,
3ca of unit
i I from its c
united fors
fated the a
i ii
already pr,
1 •tql diftraftion:
.1•. It is one
t 1 meat, that
hate of wa
the unfettl
vernment
! beld only
• under of I
I ways giver
by actual I
war is wit
, Chiefs of t
difirias w:
. of fabjeflit
The M:
ing fill e
, . rarely cal
, my ; buts
i many day
verfaries t
1 ttroying tl
the lalt ex
The NI:
and rapid
felves to
violence n
, is inctedil
o endure ; 1
.i,tying one
robfidence
the army i
his hands
day. Hi!
the additi,
ly adminii
;,,rm ;acts
I encumber
vet:), great
wttard of •
t ikam ever
I Yefterd
.1 gaol in .
I i
1 • ,it Saffror
••:' confine
On We
man was •
f. ight and
'..'ilf. comp
-t'om the 1
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