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London, England, 1805-07-10

lifx.'HAiLErs BALLADS.
'This day were publiChed, .-, •
Embellllhedwitb feveral Copper Plates, deigned andalimeall
Mr. &Axe, In one elegant Volume, [mall Odiavot price 66-,
in boards,
BALLADS founded on ORIGINAL and CURI-.1
OUS ANECDOTES relsting to tie Sagacity and inftindt-
of ANIMALS, and calculated to excite Sentiments of Regent
towards the finite Creation.
Dy WILLIAM HATLEV,
Plated for RICIIARD PHILtIrt, No. 6, BriJge-ftreet,
friar!, and to be h ,d of all Dookfellers.
London, England, 1805-07-10

MALTA.

TIN day WAS pubilllsed, Liege ViatlnlCl. (Zprto, price
Three GUilleac and a Half in boarlA, Maraca with a very
large Chart of the Ifland, 6vereet by two; and whh numerous
other Plitrs,
ANCIENT and MODERN MALTA : contain-
-36 lag a full and accur at,: Account of the PRESENT STATE
of the Minds of NIALTA and GOZA: the HIS WRY of the
KNIGH fi of St. JOHN iItikUSALEM tram their first Etta-
hilt/Awn? in Malta till the beginning of the 19th Century : alfn, a
NARRATIVZ ufthc EvlN'rt which Attended the CA of thefe
'thuds by the FRENCH, and their fubfequent CO NQp ecT by the
Eucsisu ; and an Appends, containing authentic State Papers
and other th.tununts.

By the CUCVALIT.It LOWS de BOISGEUN,
Knight of Mal.a.
. _ _ _ _ _

At a time when the Masa of ?eraha is the Ben on which the
whole Sy item of European Polities is founded, and when it is con-
fiden d as eonflituting one of the molt important Parts of the Bri-
tifh Dominions, and as fornrii: a Bi.rrier to the ambitions Projects
of the Government of France, a complete Hiftory and ftatittical
Accutuit of that Ifland cannot but deeply intereft every Eneifth-
man. Independently, however, of its fingular political and mill.
tary importance, this Wand is not lets worthy of particular Atten-
tion, as containing the lalt organized inftitution of Chivalry, an
Inftitution which has prrferved the Spirit of its Formation tince
the time of the Holy • Wars, and which has diftiagcithed itfelf by
its extraordinary Enploits, through Co many Ages, in Dtfence of
the Chriftian Religion.
Minted for RICHARD PHILLIPS, NO. 6, Bridge-ftrect, Black-
. .

friars. and to he had of all lookfelrurs.

N. B. A few Copies of the large and fplendid Chart of the two
lllands, drawn under the Direction of the Author, and finely en-
graved by Neale, may be had feyarately, price one Guinea, or one
Guinea and a Half put ea Cuives and folded in Cafe fur
Pocket;
London, England, 1805-07-10

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

John Starr Coordcry, of Viniteehapei Road, Nlidd!aka, meal man
BANKRUPTS.

John Carter, of Grimitone, Norfolk, grocer, dealer and chap man
to Inns-niter July 20, 21, and Angua 20, at bx, at the Guildhall
in Kinesl.ynn. Attnrnies, Mr. Harvey Goodivin, King's Lynn
or Meffrs. Lyon and Collyer, Bedford-row, London.
Thomas Edwards, of Wribbenhall, parifh of Kidd( rininiter, Wor-
cencrlbire, flsopkeeper, dealer and chacman, At,4tift a, at five,
August a, and 10, Ist eleven, at the Whcu Sheaf in Bewdley.—
Attornies, Eleffrs. Clarke and Vardoe, in lkwt'ky.
John Crane, late of I.eice fter, and now of W aplude, Lincolnfidre,
draper and grocer, dealer and chapman, Angult 9, at five, Aug.
so, and 20, at ten, at the White Hart inn, Spalding. Attornics,
Mr. Cbeales, Skaford; or Mr. Lambert, Hatton Garden.
John Markam the younger, of Napten upon the Hill, Warwick.
Shire, Thopkecper, July a 6, 27, and Augult 20, at eleven, at the
Swan, Warwick. Anomie+, Meths. Smart and Thomas, No.
B,,Staple-Inn, London ; or Mr. Edward I *sacs, Sinnbam, War.

wickfhirc.
Jofeph Scott the younger, of Wakefield. Vpr`Aire, grocer, dealer
and chaptuan, July 19, 20, and Auguft 20, at ClOllOll, at the Dog
and Duck InYtTn, Kinglton-upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. Froft,
Hull t or Meffes. Roff,.r and Son, Kirby-ftrect, Hatton Garden.
John Wayne, late of the with of BralUngton, Derbythire, butcher,
July 19, at fix, July 20, and Augult an, at eleven, at the liedte-
flon Inn, Dcrllythire. Attorries, Mr. Swettenham,Wirkfworth,
Inn; or Mars. Kinderley, Long, and Ince, Symmunufun.
John Canning, of Birmingham, plater, dealer and chapman, July
26, 17, and Auguß to, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, Birming-
ham. Attornies, Mr. John Maudley, Birmingham; or Mr.
John %Vann, No. New North-Rivet, Red Lion-rquate.
Edmund Townfend, of Maftlemlane, [lariat of Paul, Covent-
Garden, wine and cyder-merchant, July 26, at fix, July 27, and

, . .
A ugua 20, at one, at Guildhall. Attoruics, Mcffra. WAliarns and
Sherwood, A alliu Fri As.
Thomas Hunk!en Noel, Norb•llrett. Brighthelmfton, Stacx,
iiaen-draper, dealer and chapinan, July to, at tro, July I^j, and
Aura ac, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Shep. She-
pherd, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn.
DIVIDENDS

July 2). Thomas Williams and Mary Field, of Alticrigate- ftrcet,
London, packers, glazers and copartners, at eleven. at Guildhall.
July 10. 'Thomas hoggatt, of Matlock Bath, parith of Matlock,
iankeep,r, at eleven, at the Headleltun Inn.
London, England, 1805-07-10

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVZSLND, JULY S.—Paffed by the Galen, Hinckley, from
Bolton ; Rolla, Cottle, from Virginia; Golden Grove, Welk;
Swinger, Lurton; Louifs, Thorp ; Sir Andrmr Hamond,ll,l'Do•
nald ; Edward Foote, Lumley; Chilton, Kent; S. Smith,
Smith ; hia,Marthall; Hanover, Adatnfon ; Parfait, M`Donald;
Britt& Queen, Wardieen ; Devon, Spathes; Epingdoo, Heyman;
Elizabeth, Stevenfon • Bridgetown, Goodwin; Robert, 'Ayl-
ward; Simon Taylor, Meek ; Prince George, Bayley; Matthew,
Jeffrey; Samuel, Sughotel; Aurora, Walters; Aguilar, Robin-
fon ; Holland, Newton ; Spencer, Brown; William awl Henry,
Duel]; Queen, Pondler ; Alfred, addle ; Parton., Campbell;
Thetis, Swaine ; Jonah, Cummings; Alexander, Davies; Ma-
ria, Ferryman; Fly. Kennedy; Brothers, Barr; Dominica.
Granhy; and Britannia, Thompfon, from Jamaica—Sailed tha
Cambo, Broderick, for Jamaici; Helen,Ruthertord, for St. Tho-
mas's; Fame, Anderfoo, and the Zveplog, for Tonningen.
Jo tv 9.—Paffed by the Vrow Catharine Elizabeth, —, front
Naples; Speculation, Willington, from Norway ; Columbus,Walt.
ing, from Bremen ; Marialohanna, Bond, and the Vrow Hen-
drick, Lewis' from Dantzick. Sailed the Thames, Phillips, for
New Providence ; Speculant, Graves, for Antwerp, and the Gocde
Hoop, —, for Tonningea
Aaaiveo—ln Standgste Creek, the Aurora, Milne, from the
Coat of Spain.-In the Downs, Traufit, Citron ; and the Wood-
land Cattle, LI wyn, from Smyrna; Equeftrius, PaSmore ; and
the Ranger, Mitchell, from Malta: Adventure, Jobnfon ; Bet-
fey, Perthman : Britannia, Thomfon ; and the Betfey, Foulk. I,
from Jamaica—At Whitehavdt, Volunteer, Barwife, from Ja •
maica—Off Dartmouth, Triton, Rennie, from New York---At
Dublin, Saari, Collins, front New Yolk—At Newfoundland. Li-
berty, Seward, front Torbay ; Devonlitire, Prowfe, from -feign.
mouth ; Neptune, Palk, from Dartmouth; and the Maria, —,
from LivtrpoA—At New Bninfwick, General Calton,
from Liverpod; Lady Parker, Brag, from Clyde ; and the Lily,
—, from London.

The Lady Barlow arrived on Sunday at Portf-
mouth, in twelve weeks from New South Wales, witk
five Whalers.
On Wednefday fennight arrived at Aberdeen his Majefty%
(loop Amaranthe, Captain Brenton, from the coaft of Norway. On
the silt inft the fell in With the homeward bound convoy from the
Baltic, confining of frum forty to fifty fail, under the command of
Captain Baker, of the armed Clip Bleffing. One of the !hips had
loft her fore top malt, and was taken in tow by the Amaranth; till
repircd, when the parted company, leaving them with a frefs
breeze at N.N.E. in lat. s 7. so. long. 5.E.
By a letter received on 1 hurfilay fe'nnight from Captain Haiti-
fon, of the Latona of Aberdecn,dated yth June, he rneettoushav-
ing at that time 1350, about too ton, of oil.

bn Thin fday fjnniihr arriNed at Peterhrad, from ftreenlard,
the Hope, Gerrie, with so Mt, and the Enter, fire, Velum. with
17, both full wipe. The Enterprtac had the misfortune tO We •
beat sad three ausi to the ica
London, England, 1805-12-06

NAUTICAL INTILLIGANCL

MAILS THIS DAY.-Wlnd S. W.
AIL DIM All.
I Hamburgh o
Waterford s a Goomburgh • s

FALMOUTH. Dac. 3.—Arrived the (Economy,
COOR. from Jamaica for London, after a paffage of
8t days ; Diligence, GARD, and Medea, Taw,.
from Plymouth ; William, L*NDG&IG!, from Liver.
pool; Mary, Haavay, from Cardiff; Mary Am*
COTTON, from Marry ; and the Maria and Elizabeth,
prize to the Lord Nelfon privateer, of Goers:fey.
laden with fugar, coffee, logwood, &c. from the HO
vannah, for Tonningen.—Sailed the Fame, Totowa*,
for London.—Wind W.

PLy moor Dec. 4.—Came in the Orwell, Caps
tain MiFett, from Wilmington, for this port. with
tins'rer, (laves, &c. ; Mercurius, Captain T. C.Bas-
ri is, from Alicant, for Stockholm, laden with (A—
fire is in great diapers, having loft her mainmatt. fore-
topmati, &c. and is otherwife much damaged ; Mary,
Captain Barr H, from Gottenburgh. laden with deals,
&c. for this port ; and the Induary, Captain bin--
Tat, from Waterford.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. VICTORY Caine np to
Spithead this morning, but no orders are yet received
for landing the remains of our glorious and lamented
Nassoe. The Derasc s, Captain Hope, has been
ordered round to the River, and failed this day.—
The other !hips of the viaorious fleet which have ar-
rived here, are expefted to come into this harbour to
be repaired, except the Toasters. and Termer:tit,
which will probably be fent to one of the River yards.
Sailed the Affault gun brig, for her Ration off Goers.,
fey. All the !hips, both at Spithead and in harbour,
by order of the Port Admiral, have had their colours
half matt high, from the time the Vicroa v's figura
was known yefterday.
Dov ea, Dec. s.—The French privateers have. fot
there two nights paR, been very aftive : on rudder
night one of them captured a Swedifh veld off
Hythe, whip, however, was retaken loon after by a
gun brig. Laft night a Swedifh brig from Malaga,
and a light Englifh brig. were captured off the South
Foreland ; one of our boats was but a little way a.
head of the Swede, and law are French privateer take
her. Sailed the following vefels fur Embden : the
Frede, Bourdeana with wine, &c.; Hope,
WAITERSON ; and the Vrow Neltje, 'tVir.srast I, with
fuser, &c. from this port. The following It redes
have put in here to wait for convoy :—Ultigten.
Emma, of Stockholm, with fait from St. Übe's, for
London, England, 1805-12-06

F

AN 00E,

THE BANKS f F OCCCCCAN.
Slow the folemn San dereencl%
Ey'Ring'a eye comes rmli ;
Giaw the weary itranger b
To•the Bank. of Ocroquan.
Now the cricket on the health;
Chirping. tells his r,erry talc ;
Now the owlet venture-46.db.
Moping to the fi;:hing gale.
Still the bury mill god rourid. •
While the miller plies his care ;
And the rocks fend back the found,
Warted by the midnight air
-Do ! the Moon, with h.tts blight,
In the fiream beho'ds her face ;
Shedding glory o'er the right,
As Oct runs htr lofty race.
Fee! the bark along the thorn
Larger to the prolped grow :
While the lea boy, bending o'er.
Chides the talking wavollelow.
Now the mocklng-'ongtier. l rain
Tills t'ae pautrs of her brood
And her plaint. the ear detain.
Echoing front the dittant wool.
Hanging e'er the mounNin's brow,
Lo! the cattle heritage find;
in tunlber tweet brolaw,
Peacefulreft, the ?Mar. hind.
Now the Itt•dent leeks hi. cell.
Nor regrets the clay i! Vile;
That " ith Mend. loves to dwell
Ott tkc Ltiots of Occoquani

Ile

COMPOSED IN THE WOODS OF AMERICA.
London, England, 1805-01-12

pFRKIN's wATENr METALLIC TRACFURs%

FROM the Twat. rs which have nccAtionally been
publillicd by the CUMNIITURE tile PERKIN' AN IN•
STITU noN, it has been difcovercil th t the t'A' ITNI' ME-
TALLIC TRACTORS act upon rue GALVANIC PRINC:I-
- ; and from increahng experiment, which had only dui
relict of futfering humanity in view, they have been en .bled to
iiiCt main. befilts (uch complaints as have heretofore been puts-
lifbei to the World, that they have effedualty cured fume cafes of
Drain), ; one in particular, the Hydro Thorax, or I /ropfy in tho
Cheft, which had beau of how Itanding, and after the patient had
had the advant of the firft °medieal afilltance, without any re-
lief. Pally has alfo been relieved in a remarkable manner. Two
lingular cafes are reported from the Poor Houfe at Chelfea.
The Patent Metallic Trxdors are fold by appointment of the
Patentee, (only) by F. Smith, Chemilt, 29, Haymarket, at Five
Guineas the Set, iirtluding Books of Cafes.
London, England, 1805-01-12

ARRIVED.

In Standgate Creek, Frederica, Lyehe, from ,',/enia; rind Hai:
bett, —, fro n the Downs, NIL Wifeman, from
IViogadorc—At Liverpool, Fame, Lewit, front Maryland—At
Holyhead, Guitavo, Klnfale,frcm Savannah; Vlafhington, :curt,
and Commerce, Bowers, from Brdton—At Londonderry, Diana,
Mackie, from Riga—At Lifbon, Country L. ts, --; Hero,
Allen ; and Mariana, —, front Newfound:and—At Newfound-
land, Belle Jofephine, —, from Lifoon—[.t Surinam, Venus,
Boulbell, front Liverpool; Hector, Irwin; an-I Expedition, Ro-
berts, from Africa—At Demerara, Barbadc es Packet, Smith,
fremAfriea—At Jamaica, Sitters,Hunticy, front London ;
:g-
-net, Coverdale, from Dublin; and Parthia n, Crawford, front
Shield.

liVednefday morning a large French privar,!er, mounting four-
teen guns, was difeovered off Flamborou,;li I-lead, at which :laic
feveral merchant veffell were puffing, which the et-gaged for fome f
time ; during which they returned a very fm: rt fire, when a large •
armed fbip appeared in fight, and immediat,:ly dined the priva-
teer, which, it Is fuppoled, from her gainiug fait cm her, is by Ibis
time captured.
London, England, 1805-01-12

Leer, under French colours ; one of them was carried

into the Havannah, and the other into Vera Cruz :
the left at the Havannah, the Prince William Henry,
Phoebe, and Salifbury, loading for Liverpool.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. t r.—Arrived the DARING gun
brig, with fevetal outward bound veirels, from the
Downs; CHICHESTER man of war, and CHAMPION
tranfpott, from Plymouth. Sailed the PRINCE OF
WALES man of war, of 98 guns, POULETTE and
ECLIPSE Hoops of war, on a cruize. Wind eagerly.
DEAL, JAN. I I.—Arrived the Sarah, LIGHTLY,
from Q2chec ; and remains in the Downs, with his
Malay's !hips as per lall ; feveral tranfports ; the
Princels Mary, GRIEVE, from Bengal ; Ocean, BR 'S-
TOW ; and Cornwall, &VG H, from the South Seas.
—Wind N. E. foggy.
COWES, JAN. to.—The Spann Erperanza,
Capt. DoMINIC 1)E ALICAN TA, laden with coals,
bound to Cadiz, detained lome time fince by Admi-
ral Ivlowracut, the Port• Admiral at Portfmouth,
failed this morning, having his Majesty's licence for
that pnrpofe.
CCRX, JAN. 4—The Raifonahla man of war will fail from
Cove to join the Iquadron at Beerhay.in,f ion as the wind will per.;
mit. The fquadron will then confilt of the Princefs of Orange,
74, Rear Admiral Drury, Captain Rogers ; Princess Royal, 98.
Captain Reynolds ; Coliah, 74, Captain Brifbant; Raifonable,
4, ezptain Barron ; and Thuaderer, 74, Captain Bedford. The
Injury which thi latter lip has received, by being on chore, will
render it necelfary for her to go to Encland to be docked. By the
very greet exertions of Captain Bedford, his officers and crew,
aided by the experience and abilities of Mr. Urquhart, Surveying
Mailer (whom Lord Gardner fete round immedi duly on hearing
of her beit:g athorr), the was -ot off ;•her fituation was extremely
perilous, having ledtei of rocks within li (set of her how and
Bern, and the wind blowing a hese y gale nearly the whale time
the was on thore.
London, England, 1805-01-12

Dlib-

Mr. Johl Mitchell, harhour-matter, at Sunderland. He went
on a vitit to a friend at Hyl:on Ferry on Wm:it:ere Wl:night ;
and on his return in the evening, it is fuppored owing to the dark-
Mil of the night. he had mißalozn his way, as he war hound at the
bottom of Clagflia rock on rhurfday m • rning, over which it is
ludieved he tell, as his head feerred very mach hruifel
Lately, at his houre in Lewes, in the 78th year of his age, Henry
Shelley, Li g.
At Honiton. of an apoplatic fit. as he was walking to church,
N. Pridus, FIT in the 7c,th ye:lr of his age.
On the 28th ult. the infant fen of the Rev. James Moore, of
Richmond, and on the Mon d.iy rallowiog his only daught..r.

TO.1".101tROW.
Sun rites Sun fetv I Moon f L..
33 ruinutcsafter 7 I 6 minute+ after 4 I at after 6
HIGH WATER. AT LONLYari ftatllluS 10-:V10111A.OW.
Morning • • • o mbautrs after as
Aftcrunoo • • • 23 minute* after i z
London, England, 1805-01-12

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MARRIED.

Thawfday, at &. Anne's, Liniehorfe, Captain T. C. Brnorne, or
the R. N. to Mifs H. daughter of the late Solomon Huffam, I r
of the fame plate.
On Turfday lalt, Captain Thomas Young, of the Royal Ma-
rines, to Mrs. Wynch, rad of the late Francis Wynch, Efq. of
Mallims Place.
London, England, 1805-01-12

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Yefterdly Alizabeth Cherringtln was inclined for tle-
fraudinz Edward
_hies, a grocer, refiding in the pa-
of Chrillehurch, by obtaining goods from hin
at fundry times, in the name of -Mrs. Lloyd, with
whom the had lately lived as a fervant.
The evidence being clef-Olive from the non-atten-
dance of Mrs. Lloyd, the prifoner was acquitted.
London, England, 1805-03-20

lIIDDLISSZ ELiCTION.

Mr. THORNTON gave notice, that on Tharfday
next he &told move for an exchange of lilts of ob.
jedions on the fobjeCt of the Middlefex Election.
Athalflaft fives the Hoek adjourned to this day.

COMMISSIONERS OF NrArift

TENTH REPORT.
London, England, 1805-03-20

Lord CARLETON contended that, as the feveral
ilatutes alluded to wcre filent as to the mode of pro-
ceeding proper to be adopted in a cafe of thisnature,
it was highly neceihiry to (earth for inch precedents
as were applicable. 'From the inquiry propofed by
the motion, there was every reafon to eve& much
elucidation, and important materials to guide the
judgment of the Houle s and for that reafon he felt
at his duty to fupport it.
Lord ELLENBOROtJGH argued' firenuoufly
in favour of the motion. Upon a matter of fo
much moment as the fecurity of a Judge's tenure,
for which the law was wifely fo anxious, and Rill
more for the prefervation of a Judge's charafter,
which was fo elfential to the due and dignified admi-
nifiration of jullice—he deprecated any fummary
proceedings. For hirnfelf he confelfed that he
thought the ordinary mode of impeachment was that
which ought to have been followed in this cafe. He
(hould like much to have the opinion of the Judges
on this novel queflion. The charges aßainft the
Learned Judge were of a criminal nature, and he
did not think that•Houfe conilitutionally competent
to try them in the way which had been heretofore
followed. He acquitted the Neible Lord by whom
thefe charges were brought forward, of any other
lepfe than that which arofe from his having referred
to the judgment of others, by whom he was milled.
The prapofition before ihe Hnufe had his concur.
rence, sccaufe it held out the profped of arriving_at
a more eligible comic of proceeding in this bulinefs
'than that which hod I•ccn hcret-forefollowed.

After fome explanation bctween the LORD CRAW-
CIILLOR and Lord ELLEN irlitoucti, in the courfe of
which the former nateci, that he would not have it
London, England, 1805-03-20

IRELAND.

Mr. FOSTER moWiticebrder of the Day on
the trial Excite Duty Bill, which being read, the Bill
palled a• Committee of the whole Houfe, and the
Report was ordered to be received to-morrow.
The Ira Pottage Doty Bill—the Trial Malt and
Spirit Duty Bill. went through the fame ttages.
On the fubjed of the Itifh Cußotor Duty Bill, Mr.
Potter contented to withdraw the fix per cent. duty
on retail trade. &c. in Ireland, but perfitted in the
duty on timber.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT renewed his objeftions to
this meafure, and tonk the fedi of the Houfe upon
it in a Committee.—For the Duty 89—Againd it 34
—Majority 55.
London, England, 1805-03-20

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH IA
?RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Cool money 58U--for acc. 58if-..COmnium 314.

The letters from Peter(burgh received by the Got-
tenbnrgh mails, which arrived yefterday after our
paper was at prefs, come down to the s3d ultimo, at
which time M. Novostwrzorr had not reached that
city.

&Ruffian meanger alfo arrived yefierday with
difpatches of great importance. They relate to the
prefent arrangements between the courts of London
and Peteriburgh, and we fliculd not be futprired if it
gtould turn out that tin fubfidiary treaty is now com-
pletelyadjutied. Indeed we know that the fubfidiary
treaty with Sweden has been for Come time fo far fet-
tied as only to wait, for its final conclufion, the ar-
rival of dirpatches which were anxioufly expated
from Ruffu.

Refpeaing the tquadron which lately failed from
Rochefort no certain intelligence has yet been re-
ceived, even by Government. The fubjoined letter
from an Officer on board the Varaaaw, received by
the Lifbon mail of yellerday, may be confidered as
the lateft account that has been received on this fub-
jea :
•VITILSAW. off Lfibon, March 4th, 1805.

4, Our denination is altered, and inftead of remain.
ins with-the Ferrol fquadron we are, in company with
five fail more of the line under Admiral Coc Haas a,
rent in puffuit of the French lquadron which efcaped
fame time ago from Rochefort, and which was gene-
rally fuppofed to hoe gotioro Ferrol. On our at=

LONDON: Printed and pubillbcd by LEVEL KENT, (of ('an.
teebto7-re. Lambeth), at the STAR Orme. Na a, Care,,
ttnct. üblithed alto at the STaa Optics, Tamplio-Bar.
London, England, 1805-03-20

LEGACY SILL.

,The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
moved the Order of the Day on the Legacy Bill,
which prodoced a Ihort converfation about poilpon-
h►g it, fupported by Mr. Grey, Mr. Pitt, and Mr.
Fuller, who was afraid of being kept all the fornmer
in town, if butnefs was to be thus delayed, and Sir
John Networt, who wised for time for the difcuf-
flog of the affairs of Ireland and its taxation, which
converfation ended in the Report of the Committee
on the Bill being received, amendments read and
agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third
time on Friday next.
London, England, 1805-09-11

RAMSGATE, SEPT. S.

Yefierday about two o'clock a moll tremendous
form of rain fell here. A fine Boy, about 5 years
old, in running to avoid the heavy rain, in his fright
ran over the Pier into the fea. A Mr. Drirom, who
chanced to be at the fpot called out to a Pruffian fai-
lor, lying within the pier, who intlantly jumped into
the fea,• which was then nearly low water, and
brought the Boy on chore. Mr. D. having conveyed,
him to a neighbouring houfe, and procured immedi.
ate affiflance, the child, in about 15 minutes, after
ufing the means recommended by the Humane So.
ciety, was reftored to his difconfolate Parents. The.
father of the child is a labourer on the pier.
London, England, 1805-01-15

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London, England, 1805-01-15

TABES DORSAI.IS.

ATREATISE on the above Diforder,or that fpe-
cies of Confumptlon incident to Youth, and the different
Stages of Life, with an account of its nature, caufes, and curs de.
monttrating its baneful eff.:dts on the fincil functions of the
economy. By H. St.JOHN t1E.11.1.7., a Member of the late Royal
Academy of Surgery in Paris, of the Unlverfity of Leyden, and
Surgeon in London; formerly surgeon to his Majeßy's sth Re-
gimem of Infantry, and 16th R,i,lomot of Idea Dragoons To
be had of the Author, at his hourc, No. 61, kr:Lb-14w, Soho-
fquare, price Ss.
Lately publifhed, by the fame Author, r.nd d,,l,eated by permif-
flOn to his Royal Highncfs the Commander in Chief, Chirurgical
Inftitutcs on the Knowledge and I's:ea:Anent of Gun (hut Wounds,
drawn from praellte during :he late war in North Americo and
publifhed at the pet:fent cribs fur the ferviee and benefit of the
brave Warriors in Arms in Defence of our Country. Printed for
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London, England, 1805-01-15

rizzAnca

Coveier-Gsanan.--Laft night their Mnjtsrtas
and the five Patmc sus again honoured this Theatre
with a viGt, and experienced the ufual gratifying re•
eeption.—Goz fay( the King and Role Britantrits, were
fang before and after the play, which was The Poor
Gentlemen and the former was repeated as the Royal
Party left the houfe, which was extremely crowded
with very elegant company, among whom we per-
ceived a great number of Members of both Houfes of
Parliament. Their MAJISTIII and their amiable
daughters looked extremely well, and appeared much
entertained with the performances of the evenink,which
clofed with the pantomime of Harley/tin tote#filver.
H MA) ESTTiVert a helmet turban, covered with diamonds,
and a white Sultan feather in front ; Ism robe was Rem-coloured,
and gold tiffee ; white ratio coat, richly embroidered ; a profaion
of diamonds ; white muff and dppet.
Pat NCH! AV 0011 TANI robe the fuse a her Affajelly's ; white
Latin acmes, with diamond band. ; on her head a band of dia-
monds. a large diamond refs In front, and five very line white
feathers ; white ma; tippet, and gloves, diamond necklace and
car.rinp

PRINCESS Ect —A poen coloured anti gold tiffue robe,
white fain &eves and fronts to her robe, very richly fpangied ;
• foperb diamond necklace and war-rings. On her bead a broad
black velvet bandeau, richly embroidered with gold ; a large dia-
mond crefcent, ands very large plume of vulture feathers ; a dark
misa

Put xe ss Sortie—The fame drefs as Prineefs Auguna ; but
a B rd of Pa:as:llle plume, 'ad a lace ruff ; alfo a Mike matt' and
tippet.

Pat mem MA It T A dark robe ; a diamond cord confined her
hair, and three large yellow feathery ; diamond necklace and ear-
rings, and a white muff.

Paixcass ADIZLIAWaI beautifully dreffed: white fatin
robe richly fpangkd, and trimmed with gold ; a lace tucker, a
white fatin turban. richly fpangkd, and a diamond feather in
front, large plume of leaflet feathers, white mu[, tippet, and
gloves.

The honk overflowed at an early hour.
In the brilliant circle were, the Royal Dukes of
Kiev and Subssx ; the Dukes of Mogreoss and
ATHOL ; Ladies SUDLIT, CALTHORPE, SHUCK.
BURGH, and the Counters of AYLESBURY ; Major-
General BLoomrtaxa, Colonel *Rayon'', &c.
DRURY•LAILICUMBIRLAND'S Comedy of nr
Weji bufiaa was lati night performed at this Theatre.
Mr. Et.usxos, as the reprerentative of Beleour, ac•
quitted himfelf to great advantage ; as did Mirs
DUNCAN, in the chara9er of Charlotte Rufport. With
the excellence of Jom as Tom s in Major O'Flaherty, the
town hat long been acquainted; and the houfe, Which
was well attended, did ample jullice to his merits.
Mr.Wsivvker, whore excellence on the pedal harp
has long been the theme of admiration, is fo per-
fealy recovered from a recent indirpornion as to be
able to refume his Gtuation in the Orcheltra.
London, England, 1805-09-16

LOST on the t ith init. it Rampftead. a TER-
RtKR, LOST
whoUy White, except a Mack Spot on the Crown of
his Head, and his Ears tinged with Reddy Brown, the left Ear
more than his Right. He anfwas to the Name of Snap, and had
on a Bras Collar when loft, with Lieut. Colonel Bowyer en-
graved upon it.
Whoever will bring the fold Deg to No. ay, Half- Moon. area,
Piccadilly, than receive One Odors Reward.

CAPITAL ESTATE AND MANOR, SUFFOLK.
TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION—By Mr. HAWKES,
On Saturday the sth of Odtober nett, at one o'clock, at the Great
White Hal Inn, in Ipfwieh, in one Lot, (unfefs an acceptable
tier is previoully made far the fame)
THE MANOR of AKENHAM, extending over
nearly TWO THOUSAND ACRES of LAND, to a fine
(porting Country, plentifully Bodied with Game, with Fee Farm
and (bit Rents, and Copyhold Hates, held under the fame ;
together with two Moil excellent FARMS, eemprifing AKEN.
HAM HA LL , a modern' built Houk, with liftable Dann, Stables,
and o: her Out buildingi, and npwards of Three Hundred and Four-
teen Acres of rich Arable, Mead**, and Failure land ; Ukewife
NEW FARM, confißing of a very commodious and (in part) new-
built Dwelling-Huai, requifite Outbuildings, with upwards of
One Hundred and Eighty-fix Acres of extrentety fertile' Arable,
I.:Rum and Meadow Land ; with about Fifteen Acres of Wood-
land in hand.
.
This Etitate is literati), compadt, and molt advantageonfly
Canoe within three males of hernia, and prefents avery defirable
°bled tor the Sportherfn or Land-owner, as either of the Farms
may be einverted with facility into a genteel reliance.
The Land Tax an the whole is redeemed.
Tu he viewed by leave of the tenants, Meths. Bolton, and Row
land, of whom Particulars may be had; alfo at the Printers of the
Ntirwich Mercury, Bury Pull, Chelmsford and Ipfwich Journals ;
1 of Metres. Dyncley's, Goys Lm, I.ondon ; Mr. Hayslies, Auc-
tioneer. and Ms. !Lindy, Solicitor, Reading, who will receive pro.
polars for the fame.
London, England, 1805-03-18

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, dATUODAY, SEARCH au
The Salt Duty Sill, the Property Ddty SEI, sod tits Mutiny
SW were read a third time sod loafed, and a feat to the
Common* to wield= them theeewtth tW Monday.

HOUSE OP COMMONS.

The Report of the COMmitice4tii,Tefpeeftles the fume
voted in perfume. of Addreffes of the ufe, and funs Med by
his Majcfty to Weems perfons, was broaght up, and the tenni
kdolutions agreed to.
A Meuse from the Lords informed the Hooke their Lordibips
bad agreed to reword public and private Blik.
The Irilh Limon Duties, Inland Dudes, Stamp Dudes, Ponape
Dudes and tba It and Spirk Dudes liths, were breeibt up,
read a Ark and ordered to be reads famed thee en Mooday.
Mr. Meatuses pretested an Amount eel's Rate et/ Eschew
at which the Ms were drawn by Admiral Blokes and Sir Heine
Popham, dudes thdr Radom at the Red Sea.—Ordered to be
P
The Hoofs west into • Committee refpeaing the Bounties
on Sugar, and the Report was ordered to be received on Moos
day.
The Exchequer Bills Bill, the Expiring Laws RI& and the Solar
Drawback Bill, were read a fecood time, committed, and the
Report ordered to be received on Monday.
Adjourned tsl Monday.
London, England, 1805-03-11

A CAUTION.

As it is frequently a quellion, " How may I de-
peud on havimz Sri LgIIORT'S Daors geaulne r Mr. Spilt-
bury, for the fatisfaction of feels inquitha, publithes the follow-
lag remarks :
Remarks to enable thole :Aided to diftinguilh the P.itcnt An-
tifeerbutie Drops.
FRS. SPILSSUR Y, HIS ANTISCORIUTIC DROPS. By the Ring's
Patent" is thus expreffed in words at length on t!.e fides of the
(mall Bottles ; it is alto eapreifed in the Bill of Diredtions and
Wrapper covering each bottle of Medicine. The Stamp (that is
the King's duty) is printed in Black Ink initcad of Red luk ; the
Cork in the Mouth of the Bottle molt be always foaled with Red
Sealing Wax. Their virtues in Scurvy. Goat, ltheumatifin, Sero.
phula and Eruptive Cafes, only need a trial.
London, England, 1805-03-11

)ILObRAPING StPAD.ROW.

Dam, -Mica to.—Sailed the Hattie: hoop of
war, on a cruize off the French coaft, and the Bo-
nri-ra hoop of war to the Weftward. Arrited the
Stator hoop of war from a cruise, and remains in
the tkmns with the reft of the (hips as per left. On
the Bth inft. at 7 P.M. arrived in the Downs- the
Locvsr gnn brig, commanded by Lient. Lass, towed
in by the Pim c H sa gun brig, almoft a complete wreck,
with ber foreman totally difabled with (hot, the
havizig, by fignal from the INstoarstara frigate,
ran, elofe fir under the Batteries of Ambleteufe,
to deftroy and drive on (bore a number of the elle4
my' (mall craft coming from-the ea ftward, which
fervme bras completely performed, although a fieavy
fife from eleven batteries and field pieces was kept
up; and in the at of lowering the jolly-boat to take
poffeßion of i cutter rigged vet Tel, a forty-two-pound
thot buck her foremaft,which obliged the Loeusr to
defift or the enemy's teffel would have been in her
froffetfion in a few minutes! Ose is going to Sheeruefs
to repair her damages, being much cut in her hull
and rigging. Wild Eafterly.

Hip biosity's brig tweusr, Downs, mach 9, rtes.
tall night we armed in the Downs, after baring
hail na ilaton off boulozne yefterday morning. At
nine A. M. the liinomiiita having obferved feveral
of the enemy! Vella; coming round Cape Crifises,
clofe in with the land, made our fignal to choice in
the N. E. At ten we commenced, on thirteen tug-
gers and two cutters, a heavy fire, which was warmly
returned by eleven batteries. After an engagement
of two hours and a half we drove on !bore all the
enemy's *del', and funk feveral of them ; but, in
the stet of boarding bne ,of the cutters which had
ftruck, the Locust received a 32-pounder through
her fore-maft 3 her fails and rigging were alfo much
cut, ;end as we were in two fathom water, with little
wind; and the enemy were pouring in round and
grape like thowers of hail, Lieutenant LAaa thought
it neeerary for the prefervation of the brig to haul
off and cleir the wreck. We were towed into the
Downs Taft night by the Plzen at gun-brig. We left
the Immoarnitre, ARA% and eight or nine gun
brigs it anchbr before Boulogne. We bad no men
killed, and none wounded but Sub-Lieutenant
Hononton, nightly in the band by a fplinter. •
London, England, 1805-03-11

j01i.711 Mallet old William Hooper, of
March 6.

iry, hollers,

Elizabeth Moore and Chrifiio Gruhirch, of Penton-tquare, St.
James's, Middleton, tailors, February :4.

From the pe:iod in which the Society for the Re.
lief of tae ruptured Poor was inttituted under the
immediate Patronage of Lord hist.vict.t, and under
the Me;hcal DireEtion of Mr. Tutor auLL, 8000 per-
fon% have applied for admiffion, and +coo and up-
wards have received eflential benefit, and nut of that
number, many from the extent of their afaietion had
become burdenfome to themfelves and ufelefs in So-
ciety. To the benevolent who may be difpofed to
give their fupport to this humane Inititution, Cub-
fcriptions are received for that purpofe by Sir Jon n
Pew mew, Borough Bank; by ROSARTS, CUIVEIS, and
Co. ; by Vaal, Lucency, and Co. Bankers, Lom
bard ttreet ; and by Mr. TURNBULL, Surgeon, 24,
Greville-dreet, Hatton Garden. For a further ac-
count of this Inflirtnion, vide TViSBULL on the
CAUSES and Tt/ATMF.NT of RUPTURES. Sold by
JOHNSON, No. 72% St. Paul's Church yard ; and by
Boost y, No. 4, Old Droad•lireet, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1805-03-11

TO BE SOLD.

Purfuant to a Decree and Subkquent Order of the High Court of
Chancery made lo a battle. Lloyd againft Lord Milford, before
William Evans, of the Town and County of Haverfordweft,
Gentleman, at the Cattle Inn, in Haverfordweft aforefald on
Wednefday the loth Day of April neat, between the Hours of
To and its of the Cloektin the Forenoon, in Eight feparate and

diftind
QEVERAL Tenements and Lands, late part of
the Eftate of JAMES PHILLIPS of Pentyparch, Efq. de-
ceded, fituate In the fcveral Countiesof Pembroke and Carmarthen.
Particulars may be bad at the Office of Francis Paul Samford,
Efq. in Southampton Buildings, Chancery-Lone, London ; of Mr.
William Evans, of Haverfordweft, 'foretold, Attorney at Law;
of Mr. Herbert Lloyd, of Carmarthen, Attorney at Law ; and of
Mr. joteph Nandi, Staple Inn, London.
London, England, 1805-03-11

ENTICK's LATIN DICTIONARY MUCH ENLARGED.

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A New Eoglilh Latin Diellemary, carefully compiled from the
mid celebrated Erighila Writers; rendered in Claffical Latin.—
Both parts comprising all that is molt valuable and vide' in for-
Ina Didtionaries. Acoompar i.-11 with every Improvement to fup-
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ton, raked and augmented' throughout, price ps.bound.
By WILLIAM CRAKELT, A. M.
Ream of Narfteil and Meld in Kent.
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ol nearly three thoest.nt: !rah worth. The parte of all contround
Verbs are now pointed out in a filler manner than has ever bi-
ttern') been done, soil with a perfpicuity of method fulfriently
obvious to the mute capacity; and, what matt prove of pecu-
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of fohnantives arc here Sewn by the inkrtinn of numeral figures
And U to tbefe material advantages It be further added that pani-
cular care bas been taken to have the Work corredUy primed, b
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to atrwer fully the purpofe foe whichit is defigned, and may there.
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London, England, 1805-03-11

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Haddon Rodkin and John ht.ttheers Joln, nf emu errrttoti,
in the county of Iflce. wurcd Maoofatturcrs, gructrs, and
chandlers, Novemt Ls- 1, 1804.

Andrew Thompion, John Hinitefman, William Bates, William
Jones, Robert Thompfoo, and John HaWine, at Hampton's
Load, Salop, and at Birmingham, Waewiclefhire, December 3E.
H. Hamling and S. Cattle, of Upper Eathisonellace, Oxford-
!tree, gold flail makers, Ecc. Lilt Michaelmas (tarter.
Thomas Prince and Samuel Kelly, 'merchants, Briltol, February
sB, 1804-
Meer% Sharp, Ellerton, and Sibley, of Bartholomew-dote, Lon-
don, Olvertmiths, March 7, iSo3.
omaa Millard and John Randdl, of Greek-ftreet, Soho, Mid-
dieter, houfe-painters, January t.
John Bradley, Edmund Darby, and•john Burlingbans, of Wor-
cater and Evelham, dealers In bar iron, March 5.

George Hawkins Hunt and ilenJantin butt, of kriftol, bruCh and
bellows makers, February zB.
Me!huh Brittan and Edward Peall, of Brittol, carriers, Febrn•
ary 19.
Peter Plumpton and Thomas Plumpton, of Norwich, Lanea-
Odra, Joiners and cabinetinakers, June 16,18e4.
Leonard Barnard, Thomas Carnford, and William ltgaiterfon,
of the Old Jewry, London, linen merchants. March 5,1805.
Thomas Entwifle, William Greeeall, John Gerann, Jonathan
Pendiebury, and John Ritchie, at Bolton-le-mours, Laacathire,
muffin Manufadturers, March t.
London, England, 1805-03-11

tion to form a new league in Germany, at the head
Prefldent, read an addicts, to which his Majefly re-
turned the following anfwer :
Gentlenwn, Members of theTribunate—.T b e prefent generation
has need of happinefs and repofe ; victory is obtained only by the
blood of the people; the happinefs of mine is my flat duty, as it is
my 6rit fentiment. I fed in the molt lively rummer all that you
have faid: the moil delightful recompenec for all the good that I
may have done you, will Away,' be to one the union and love of
this great people.

After- the fe audiences feveral prefentations took
place.

FEBRUARY I,A.

The Emperor has ordered that the Statue of
Charlemagne, which had been taken from Aix la-
Chapelle to be conveyed to Paris, (hall be reflored to
the wifhes of the inhabitants of the former city.
FEBRUARY 28.

The Toulon Fleet failed the sth of January lay,
having on board a body of troops under the command
of General LAURISTON. After being four days at
fee, it was overtaken by a violent form, which com-
pelled it to return to port. A (hip of the line and
three frigates had parted from the fleet. The frigate
la Cornelic, which had cat anchor in the port of
Genoa, and the (hip of the line which had failed for
Ajaccio, are, already arrived at Toulon. The frigates
l'Hortenfe and l'lncorruptible have been more fortu-
nate : they fell in with an Englith merchant fleet of
4o fail, and had taken or defroyed the whole of
them. Two large corvettes, which convoyed this
fleet, alto fell into our hands, after an engagement,
which continued an hour. L'Hortenfe and l'lncor.
ruptible have put into a Spann port, where they
fent 5 or 600 prifoners on (tore.—Moaittur.
The adion with the Arrow tilled an hour and a
qnarter, when (he (ruck her flag to the Incorruptible
French frigate. The bomb alto ftruck to the other
frigate, after a (bort refiftance. The number of
wounded on board the Arrow is fated at 30.
A (hip of the line and two frigates, feparated from
the Toulon fleet in a form, and were obliged to put
into a port in Corfica to repair.
The departure of the Emperor for Italy is an-
nounced to he very near at hand.

General Vicroa, Grand Officer of the Leginn of
Honour, is appointed Ambaffador at the Dana
Coo" in the room of M. DAGNtSSRAU, who is ap
pointed a member of the Confervative Senate.
General PINOT, with a retinue of about so perfons,
bas fet off for Portugal, as Ambaffador to the Court
of Lifbon.
London, England, 1805-01-23

I'RICE OF FLOUR.

Fine Flour Bss. to 9os. Seconds Bos. to 85.. per fad.

NIUTILA'LINTI,L,LiGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind N.
AU. DUE. ARC. DIM
buLlin t o Harnhurgh o 10
Waterford 2 t I Guttclaburgla 3 0

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 22.—Arrived the LEOPARD',
TRUSTY, EAGLE, and Isis, men of war ; Abundan,:e
fore fhip ; LILLY (loop of war; MAGICIENNE ar:el
WEYMOUTH frigates ; with the Royal Georg,
Henry Addington, Earl of Abergavenny, Warren
Haßings, Bombay Caine, Wexford, and Ocean Elft
Indiamen ; a large fleet of tranfports, outward boutid
velfels, coafers, and colliers, under convoy from the
Downs ; and the hired armed cutter LION, from a
cruize off Havre : use fell in with a veffel, keel up..
permoll, off the Oars, and left an Me of Wight's
(loop in tow of her. Sailed the CLINKER gun biig,
and I'ENTREPRErAN r cutter on a cruize Wind E.

PLYMOUTH, Jim 21. Came in the Spann fhip
St. Anna Conformida, from 0-oonoko, bound to Bar-
celona, laden with hides, indigo, cotton, and cocoa,
taken eleven days ago by the Era Dl'l4loll, of 44 gum,
in lat. 37. 77. long. 13. 52. ; alto the Spanifh lhip
Santa Thomas, from the river I'lata, bound to Ca.
diz ; laden with hides and tallow ; captured the 13th
inflant by his Majefly's Blip Apar, of S 4 guns, in
fight of the Ferrol fquadron.
Sailed the PALLAS, of 32 guns, on a cruize ; the
Fame privateer, of 3o guns, for Ouernfey ; and the
AbIPHIOH, of 32 guns, for the Mediterranean.
Dam., JAN. 22.—Lail night the Harmony trant
port brig, from London for Portfmouth, ran on thE
Sandwich Flat, near the ad hattery ; if the weather
moderates the will loe got otr.—Remain in the Downs
the Ardent, Utrech , and the Infl:rible men of war;
Greyhound, Leda, and Caflor frigates ; Arab,
Alonzo, Dart, Zvi)} r, Bonetta, and Cygnet Hoops
of war ; Difcovery, Zebra, Volcano, Hecla, and
Lucifer bombs; Blazer, Thrafher, Tickler, 13ouncer,
Jackal!, and the Rifleman gun brigs ; and a flee: of
armed defence fhips.—Wind E. N. E.

YARMOUTH, JAN. 22.••••Yefladay came on fhore int
the South Ham, a (loop rigged vellel, laden wits
wheat, flour, and oatmeal, from Button, bound to
London : the cargo and (hip, it is weird, will he
faved. Same day were lodged at the Cullom Houfe
here thirteen half ankers of brandy and tts tit y-feven
half ankers of gin; picked up at fea by the boats of
the GRIFFIN cutter. The (hips of war remain as per
laR. The MAJESTIC, 01 74 guns, is under failing
orders for Sheernefs. A light fhip, hcund to Nt;w-
callle, was on the 13th intlant dined on the York-
(hire eoaft by a Rout brig privateer, having the ap-
pearance of a collier, being painted with black, and
having all her ails black, except her main top gallant
fails, which were white. Night, however, coming on;
the veifel made her elcape.—PXed tin tiugh the
Roads, under convoy of an armed (hip, a fleet of
merchantmen, from the eaß.—Wind E. S. E. hazy
weather.
London, England, 1805-01-23

Avg; T.

A rear Writ ),:as ordered to Lc Anted for a Brrgai to ferve to
the regent Parliament for the Borough of Everthant, iu the county
of Rockipgharliraire,in the room of Charle, Mahe GJtr.,t, Llq. who
had accepted the Stewardfhip of his Maielty'. Chiitent Hundreds

DEFENCE OF THE I:0DV ritv.

Mr. WINDHAM rote :—He obterved that lie had
given notice of :t mot'ni which (hod for Moadav
next, for a Committee to examine into the lime of
our Military Defence. This motion he was inclined
to pottpone till Monday fe'nuight. By this 'nears
two obaeds would be gained. •irll, it would afford
roam for the diCcuiliou .inelliou of the Spanini
war, which he underfloor to to be the general with ct
the Houle, lhould come forward on Monday next.
In the fecond place, it would give h:rn an opportu-
nity of employing the interim in preparing his motions
in a manner the leall likely to caute any embarrai:7
men. His great objeft was to obtain proper info:•
mation relative to the increace of the different depar'
ments of our regular force from a particular pet iO,l
and all() the different fources from which loch incre.o-
had been derived. For the at taininent of tl:e
which he had in view, he thotAlit it would he in.
convenient to h7iiig forward f:v.:ral dietina motion
on the fubjet; lii that in cafa ;Li e tin-aM be any ob-
jeetion to tome of them, that ohjeaion might not al).
ply to the relt. He then gave notice of his intent,. 3
to bring forward his motion on Nlonday
The CHANCELLOR of the EXC.:HEX:2.I.'IR
afked whether the Right Hon. Gentleman meant c.:l
Monday fe'nnir,it to bring forward a !notion of exam
ly the fame nature, as that of shich he had forme' iv
given notice for Monday next
WINDHANI lit,;ni tied an a ffir mation by a nor'
of his head. The mo:icn tsar :ixed
Monday fenn;ght.

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London, England, 1805-01-23

AN IMPORTANT FACT.

MRS. VINCEN T, Na 4, atvies-fireet,
Grof-
venor.fyuarc, atifolutely Is the foie original Proprietor and
Preparer, now living, of Dr. GOWLAND's GENUINE 1.0-
11oN; and as it is high time that the public mind be put at reit
so this important taith, the hereby challenges contradietion before
the Lord Chief Jultice of England, and a Bridal Jury.
M'bo, like !diaries Ipear,
" Monte the truth, and bid the send appear."
London, England, 1805-01-23

'l'O-MORROW EVENING. JANIYARY 24,
will be prefented the Comedy of
THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE.
Alta which the Nrw Allegorical Dance, called
THE UNITED BRITONS.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE CITIZEN,

Young Phiipot, Mr BANNISTER ; Maria, Mifs DUNCAN.
Tls;s Evening—As You Like It ; the inourlit ; and Old
Harkiiln's Fire-fide.
On Friday, the School for Scandal; Of Age To-morrow ; and
Old Harlequin's Fire-ffde.
ty• A New Comedy, in eve Ada, is in rehcarfal, and will be
produced in a few days.
London, England, 1805-01-23

LAW.

This day was publilhol, price as. 6(1.
N INQUIRY into the Origin and Thfluence
the controverted Rule of Law, called the Rule in Shelley's
Cafe ; fuggefted by the late decifions of Sweet is. Herring, in the
King's Bench, and Poole v. Pool and others, in the Common
!'leas.
By JACOB PHILLIPS, of the Inner Temple, Efq.
Sold by R. Bickerftaff, corner of Eika-ltrect, Strand ; and by
all the Law Bookfellers.