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London, England, 1805-08-28

EN LOGUE

TO THE COMEDY OF " HE WOULD DE A SOLDIER."

Spoken by Mr. TVRPIN, of the Glafgow Theatre.

la his uniform of a Volunteer Sharp obsoter; the Play being
afted for his B.nefit, under the patronage of the above Corps,
of which he is a Member.

In peaceful times, as lEl2tChlefs SNAKESPEARE fun:,
Moiled. jd foothingftrains amid grace each tongue;
'Tis then, Dramatic Muse, thy hallow 'd part
To cheer the gloom., melt th' unfeeling heart—
With tender Orwar, Mercy's charms revere—
Or paint, with moral Howe, the path finccre—.
With CUMBER LAND, youth's gererous foibles fcan,
Or will aim'd Satire wield with Su [MOAN !
But when fierce Wait rolls her enfanguin'd flood,
" Stib.n the fincws, gunman up the blood,'
Let then the Mimic M.O who rules the (tap.
Fire every buff with a PAT RlOl 'a rage;
Frowning majeltic, couch the gory lance
That, crit, pour'd tore: into proarate France,
Paint Item CARACIACVS, whore freeborn foul
No bribes could buy, no &acid= could contreul:
The fetter'd BRITON darts a witlering look,
Rome's Senate wonder'd and her Cs.s.te (hook!
Bid HENRY, Eowatto,launch the fpear again,
On Hwlleur's towers or Creffy's crimfon'd plain ;
Revel the haughty Spaniard's far fam'd boat,
Nis grand Armada towering round our coaft;
The Hero-Q2 eau commands—Da/[es cannon roar..
And Putties legions Itrew the bloodltain'd ihote.
Should yet unhallow'd !lava threat to defile
The heav'n-bon bills of FREEDOM'S favnued ifle,
Each youth exclaims " he would a r4dier be,"
Each maid exults feels manly hearts to fee
He feeks a gallant Crevelts well earn'd fame,
No Caleb bluirring in a Captain's name.
.1 is his in ambufh or in front to flew
Each martial movement that confounds a foe.
But why prefumes the Comic Mufe to till
There manly arts which you perform fu well;
To you who cloth'd In light-eluding green,
Point from each core Death's duilty tube unfileit.
No hoftile wiles furprize where you defend,
l'heAT to join the contlid,l4 to end.
Nor yet do ye her floriod legions need,
Who point the cannon, or who guide the Reed;
Nor ye who gleaming in the marlhall'd line,
The volley'd fire, and chilling charge combine; •
To glory, then, illuftrious youth, proceed,
Earn and receive the vigor Warrior's meeds,A
Unfullicd honour, calm domeftic joy,
Their envied indica whom now no fears annoy;
Your Country's gratitude, your Sovereign's praife,
Such luftre gilds the evening of his days!
See Peafants, Artifts, Merchants, Statefrnen, Peers,
Range round the throne, embattled volunteers !
Comrades In arrns,l play no borrow'd part,
T fpusk the feelings of a Soldkr's heart; ,
. My proudelt boat to mare your honour'd names..
To plealefuelt patronage my grateful aim !
London, England, 1805-08-28

TO COACH-MAKERS.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCEI.JI4,
At the Sign of the Packet Boat, in Dover, ea Mooday the 'ad day
of September nest, at Six o'Ciock in the Evening.
A LL that new-built COAc Li-MAKE R's SHOP,
1. with the Lofts and Worki:lg Room+ over and adj • • g the
.ame, large Yard, and oth fuitable Appurtenances, together with
the new-built Dwelling bode adjaining thereto, the vi;e Ic being
lituate in Parattlfe Pew, in Dover, and late the Eltate Li the uccu.
pa:ion of Mr. John Conies, Coeehman.
The above Preznifes are Molt advantage.mily fituated for carry-
ing on the Coach-making Banes in a very extenSv• Line, and
may be entered upon immediately.
The Purchafer may (if required) be accommodated with part
o' the Purchafe.Muney on Mortgage, and patient:as may bt
known of Mr. Sbiptient, Solicitor, Dover.
Dover, Anstalt 19,1805.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,.
BELMOUN*I', a modern itone-built MANSION,
with Coach houfe, Stables, and all other r.ecelfaryOfices ;
Garden, Orchard, and Pleafure Grounds; and two Farms adjoin-
ing, called Waterton Ground and Lonethwsite, the whole (includ-
ing thirty•eight Acres of Coppice Wood and. Plantations well pre-
ferred) about tsa Acres.
To thufe who delight In Pidturefqtte Scenery, the Situation of
Belmount is invaluable : The Houfc command,. a View of the
beautiful Vale of Hawkelbead and Etthwaitt Lake upon which
the Purchafer may have the privil:ge of Angling), the Town and
Church ltandtug on an eminence, and the Weitinordand Mann-
tains, the grandeur of which itrikes every beholder.
It Is diltant about one mile from the Market Town of Hawk.f-
head, four front Amblefide, 13 front Kendal, and 16 from i-
verftone, and about three ryas from Windermere and Countone
Lakes, part of the former appearing in the Landfrap.:. The roads
in the mighhourhood are good, though not turnpike. The Houfe
kat a prop diltance from the road, wiih a btautiful avenue,
planted with Linws. The banks of Fithwaite Lase are clottied
with wood, and Belmount, viewed front the Water, adds much
to the beauty of the Vale.
Fur particulars apply to the Rev. Reg. Braithwai•e, at Hawke.
head, Lancathire (the owner); Mr. Wihon, Attorney at Lawf,
Kendal; to Alexander Carron, EN. Liverpool; or Mr. Joreith
Chriltian, No. to, Strand, Louden.
London, England, 1805-08-28

VICTUALLING OFFICE, Asp, sy. dos.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLMG
HIS M.I7EST7's NAVY, i berske fins Natio,

hat the Advertdcrnent from this Office, dated the 59th indent,
Appointing Friday the 30th irritant, to receive tenders in writ.
log, (faded up,) and to treat " for Nett quantity of BISCUIT,
made from Whole Mal, as the rtfpeaioe Mended:turas of
, " that Article may think proper to offer ; to be delivered in a
" Month, by weekly proportions, into
.his Mais(ty's Vidtualling
" Stares at Deptford," is hereby reveled and that Jolts:ad there-
of, the raid Commidi.mers will be ready an the fame day, to re-
wive tenders in writing, (faded up) and to treat for the fpeeide
quantity of ONE THOUSAND BAGS of BISCUIT, to be made
1 from Whole Meal, and to be delivered in three weeks, by weekly
proportions, irto His Majsfty's Viattalling Stores at Deptford,
to be paid for by Bills payable with interclt ninety days after date.
N. B. No 'fender for a Ids quantity than Three Hundred Bap
will be admitted.

l'he Conditions of the Contradt may be few at the Secretary's

No regard will be bad to any 'Tender is which the jbice flail sot be
infe►ted is word, at learb,or that /X not be delivered to the Board is
fire Oar .'Clod ea the faid Friday the 30th itifiacrt, ger seclefs
the Perfort who main the ?'ender, or fame Perjim se hie &haft, attends,
aiifscw when called/or.
London, England, 1805-02-26

SLAVE TRAM.

Mr. HLTSKISSON prefented at the Bar copies ofl,
further Correfpondence between his Majelly's Se-
cretary of State and the Governments of •the Well'
India Colonies, relative to meafures for the gradual,
diminution of the Slave Trade.—Ordered to 4e on
the Table, and to be printed.

ILICTION BALLOT.

The SPEAKER acquainted the Honfe, that as a
Ballot for a Committee (for Ktarefborough) &nod'
for to.morrow, he lhould come to the Houfe at half
pan three, ar.d count it precifely at four o'clock.
The ether Olden of the Day were then difpofed of.
Adjourned.
London, England, 1805-02-26

MIIIDLPS€X COMMITTEE.

Lnrd MARSH AM tcported from the Committee
appointed to confider of the Petition of certain Vec-
tors of Middle!lx, that they bad adjourned thilVay
at eleven o'clock. in cnnfcquence of the ahience of
Charles 1)411=1116e, Efq. one of the Members of faid
Committee.

Wm. Arnold, fcrvant to Mr. Duncomhe, appear.
ed at the Bar, to prove npon oath that his abfence
had ariien from the occurrence tlf a domellic misfor-
tone, by the death of Lady Dartmouth. upon which
Mr. Dttoconihe was enured for his abfence, and dif-
eharged from further attendance on the Committee,
on the m•Pinn of Lord blarfham.

Mr. CI:ELVEY gave notice that to-morrow he
Mould move to have the Order for taking into confi.
deration the eetition of certain • Freeholders of the
County of Nltddlefex on Thurfday next, difcharged,
in order to have it put off to the lafi day of April
next.

F.XPENCE OF VOLUNIMS.

Sir ROBER'r I.AWLEY, purfuant to notice,
moved there be laid before the Houfe a flatement
of the total amount of the expence incurred for the
Volunteer let vice, from the 1 R of June, 1803, to the
IR el January, 1805.
Mier oblervations from Mr. Huflcifron, Sir
Robert I.awley, and Mr. Sturges Bourne, the mo-
tiol was agtced to.

IRISH PAPERS.

Mr. JOHN LATOUCHE, purfuant to his notice
in Friday 1311, moved that there be laid before the
Houfe a return of the different Contra& that bad
been entered into (ince the :3d of July, 18(31, for the
pm chafe of !tonics and grounds near the Cattle of
D

COMMITTEE OF WAYI AND MIAMI.

'Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of
the Commsttee of Ways and Means.
London, England, 1805-02-26

BIRTHS.

The Right Hon. Lady Ring, of a fon and heir.
Sunday Lit, at his boufe in Upper Grofectior ftreet, the Lady
of the Hon. George Villiers, of a fon.
Oa dic 22d init. the Lady of Capt. Philip Codd, or a daughter.

MARRIED.

On Tuefday, at the Quaker Meeting-houfe, Southwark, W. M.
Chrifty, Efq. of Graceehurch-ftreet, to Mils Fell, daughter of John
Fell, Efq. of Peckham.

DIED

On Saturday evening, Charles Owen, of Little Chelfea, Efq.
Friday morning, after a lingering ands of nearly two years, the
Right Hon. Lady Harewood, Lady of Lord Harewood, of Hare-
wood- houfe, Yorkthire.
On the aoth loft. at Navdinek, of an intEsmmation, a few days
after the With of a fundving fao, when the had jun completed the
eta year of her age, the Right Hon. Lady Maria, wife of Nathe-
ad Mialethwaits. FA. sod only daughter of the Counters of
Waldegrays.
London, England, 1805-02-26

If"lift/CAL INT. BLi

MAILS THIS DAY ...Wind S. W.
ADC DVI. AIR. DUt.
Dublin a t I ,Hamburgh o 7
Waterford I 1 Gottenburgh o 4

Puvraourtr, Fits. 24.--Came in the Pruffian
flal-
hot jnffrow Joanna, of Einbden, from Sables ,de
Lonne, to St. Andero, with wheat, detained hy tie
NAIAD, of 38 guns ; the Spanifh brig Amiaoe
Ruch:l, from the Havannah, to St. Andero, laden
with fugar, coffee, and other goods; captured by
the Diana letter of marque, of Liverpool, and lent
in here by the LOIRE, of 40 guns ; and the French
gun lugger, No. 353, taken by the RHODA Cutter.
Sailed the TONN•Nt" of 84, and Hsao, of 74 guns,
for Torbay.

SOUTHAMPTON, Fas. 23.—The feventy fail of
tranfports Rill rem..in in our River, except twelve;
which failed on Monday lA, and reports fay they
are gone to Ireland, to fetch troops for the et:paled
expedition from this country. We are happy to
trite the fafe arrival of two large Pruflian (hips; with
near two thoufand bags of Spanifh wool froth Bil-
boa, for the manufacturers of Wiltfitire and SoiMer-
fetfliire.

POISTSMOUTH, Psi. 25.—Arrived the R evot.it-
Ttosuataa frigate, from America, and the DI•CADI
frigate from Guernfey. Sir THOMAS Tsownn Ince
bodied his flag this mot nin3 on board the n _LFNMEIM)
of 74 guns, Captain BLAND. She will fail in a few
days for the Eafl Indies; and Captain A. Blssm
is appointed to comma:al her. Wind Wellerly.
DovEa, FED. 24.—Sailed lafl night the brig For-
tuna, of and from North Bergen, CA1'I:1;11 KLAASON,
*ids dock fins and oil, hound to Dordreck, having
undergnbe repairs funained in the late gales. Capt.
Hannocn, of the STAG revenue cutter, belonging to
Rye, has felted, and fent in here, the Bctfey fmug-
gling lugger, belonging to Folktione, with a cargo.
confining of brandy, rum, tea, and tobacco, from
Guernfey. Wind S. W.

DFAL. Fes. 25.—Sailed the MARINER
for Sheerners. Came down from the River the Di-
ligence Eaft India Pilot veffel ; the Willia.n Drnt,
GiEts, hound to Jamaica ; and the London packet,
M.DoucaLE, for Philadelphia, and rcmaia in the
Downs with a large fleet of Chips of war And out-
ward-bo►:nd veflels.—Wind S. S. W.

HARWICH, Pen. 23.--The Dorfet Poll Office pac-
ket, Captain Ham ivros, arrived lalt night wit:;out
mails or paffeagers from Heligoland, to take his turn
out, and failed again this day, in company with the
Lark, Captain DILL, the former with the Gotten-
burgh Mail, and the latter with the Hamburgh and
Bremen Mails. The Elizabeth extra packet, Capt.
HART, failed laft night with the Gottenburgh Mail.
This is the fame veftel that brought over the IA fix
Mails. The CHARGER gnn vefrel arrived here (mm
her nation, and remains with the PEGASUS frigate,
and Azov: revenue cutter.

FROM LLOYD'S I ISl'.
Gaavasewa, Fes. 25.—Sailed the Friendthip. S:ot!datd. for
Biltimore ; Rolla, Cottle, for Virginia, and the Amelia, Viper,
for Etribden.
London, England, 1805-02-26

PARLIIIMEIVTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, FEB. is.

wan Roanv heard on the Scots Appeal Caufe, Banner-
man • Bannerm .n and judgment was ieferred till to-morrow.
B,aeceiv loiliorfs of a public nature was done. Among the
priv .'. Hdt,, the Surrey Railway Bill was read a fecund time.
John Antony (a native of Chula) bad the Oaths of Ails
ration led hdelity duly adminiftered to him, previous to the fe-
cooA re3ditte of the Bill for his Naturalifation, then upon the
Table. Which proceeding having taken pLice,thc Bill was refer-
red to a private Committee.
An Ae.ount wan laid on the Table of the number of Bank
Not, • tio.4r ti.ifil•Ld during the Lift year, by the Batiks of Eng-
lAA end Iravul—.l.ljui.naed.
London, England, 1805-02-26

EAST-INDIA SHIPPING.

Yefterday the difpatches for the following Ships
were finally doled at the EA-India Honfe, and de-
livered to their refpative Purfers, viz.

Ocean, Captain Willian'fon, Madras and Chins.
Walpole, Captain Sandilands ; Surrey, Captain Comberlege:
Lord Duncan, Captain Bradford; Ceylon, Captain Hudfoot
Madras and Berw.4l.
Earl Howe, Card!) A. Murray; Charlton, Captain J. Wood,
Madras.

Windham. Captain Stewart, Ceylon and Madras.
Phernix, Captain Rawiden; Calcutta, Captain Reddle, St. He-
lena and llenpL
Cannarthen, Captain Lochner, Madeira, Madras and Bengal.
We are forry to learn that there has lately been
very fevere weather on the Orait of Spain and in the
I Straka, and a great number of craft, chiefly prizes,
have been driven on (Lore in Gibraltar Bay ; but
none of the King's (hips have flattered any damage
except the CRAVEN flonp, which has been wrecked off
Cadiz, and the Captain and crew taken prifimets.
Extra l of a Letter from an Officer belonging to
the Channel Fleet, dated at Plymouth. on ltorraday
IA: "The ST. Grosov, ATLAS, SPERTIATE, Vt•
TERRI., and EAGLE, a►e gene in paoluit of the
Rochefort Squadron. The PRINCE or Waxt s (Sir
R. CALDER), left the Bred fleet on Traefday, to af-
fume the command off Ferrol. The eight gun boats
captured by the MILLA/41.17S are part of forty fail
which left Rochefort : the others feparated in a gale
of wind. The Mixorarus looked into Breit Jan
Monday, and counted twenty fail of the line and two
frigates. She, and the Nmar, were fo dole in, that
the (hot went over them. Yefterday morning the
Mexamrus (on quitting the fleet) recaptured the
Bellifarin, froth Jamaica. worth 40,0001. The fame
privateer had captured :8 velfels off the Lizard, four
of which the funk, being in The SPARTIATII
fell in with a French line of battle Chip belonging to
the Rochefort fquadron. difabled, but caraying a
prefs of fail : the SPARTIAT6 carried away her Maio-
top-gallant-mall, and the Fir...an:an efcaped."
London, England, 1805-08-21

THR MARA'RTS.

COIN TXCHANGE, MARK,LANII, 117CIISt 2T

Arrivals of Wheat coaawife to-day are ley:, but
having this week further imports of about
quarters of Foreign, in addition to the very enqr-
itiousquantityonhand,inducesthe millers to make few
pnrchafes at prefent, that of inferior at fomewhat lets
—in Rye, Barley, or Malt, there is but little diffe•
rence in price—Tick Beans in good fupply, with
Oats, each of which are rather cheaper—ltApe Seed
likewife, and in plenty—about the clofe of Monday's
Market Flour fell full 51. per Pack, and to-day doll
of file at our quoted price.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat, 52,5. 68a. 91a. per qr. Grey Peale au. to 460.
Fine Ditto. 945. 981. Ott Beans, 465. 51a.
Rye, 48$. Su. od- Tick Ditto 415.475. od
Barle7,3Ba. 435. od. Oats, aas 2.84 31s.
Malt, 765. Bas. al. Poland ditto 34. 35,
9/bate Peale, 4/11. 545. od. Rane Seed. 341. 391 per kfi.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Floor ysa. to Bcs. Seconds 701. to 755. per lack.
London, England, 1805-08-21

COPPER.

And that the Conditions of the Contraft may be fan upon ap.
plicaulin to Mr. James Cogan, Clerk to the fail Committee
with whom the Prepotals mull be kit before Twelve &Clock at
noon on the raid 28th inftant, beyond which hour the Committee
will not mei* any Tender.
London, England, 1805-08-21

RAT-CATCHERS AND RAT-TRAPS RENDERED
TOTALLY USELESS AND UNNECESSARY.

THE INFALLIBLE RAT POWDER is the
molt tale, efficacious, and infallible thing in the world for
the fpcedy and certain extirpation of thofe deftruCtive Animals,
Rats and Mice, as they eat it with aftsoilhing aridity, and it de-
&Toys them without making them vomit or purge, which makes
It perfeCtly fate to be ufcd in Granaries and Larders.
Sold in pickets, price as. 6d. each, by Howard and Evans, No.
41, long lane, Welt Smithfield; Shaw and Edward's, St. Paul's
Church-yard; Ward, 314, Holborn; Bull, Dublin ; Baxter,
°Edinburgh ; M'Dooild, Glafgovc; Hargreavea,Mancbciteri and
by all venders of Medicinal in the !guidon*.

_

MRS. TEMPLE'S NEW NOVEL.
In a few days will be publietcd, in Five Volumes,
One Ovine* in boards,
V'ERDINANSice FITZORMOND ; or the FOOL
AL of NATURE: a NoveL By Mrs. TEMPLE.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bildge.ftreet, Black-
friars ; and to be had oiall Bookfclierr,And at all the Circulating
Libraries. Of whom, in a few weeks, may alto be had,
1. A WINTER in LONDON; or, FASCINATIONS of
FASHION. By THOMAS SKINNER SURR, (Author of
Splendid Mifcry. acc.Scc). In Volumes. Price r3B (4.
1. The NOVICE of ST. DOMINICK, by Mifs OWENSON
(Authorefa of St. Clair), in Four Volumes, price 208.
Mr. PHILLI rs has afro recently publlfhed,
a. FLEETWOOD; or, the New MAN of FEELING. By Mr.
GODWIN. In Three Volumes. Price t ts.
2. A New Edition of CALEB WILLIAMS. By the fame
Author. In Three Volumes. Price as 6d. And,
3. VIRTUOUS POVERTY. By HENRY SIDDONS, Efq.
111 Three Volumes. t 3 .Cd.

THE NEWS,
A Ncw London Sunday Newfpaper, pnblithed on an improved
Plan, with No Advertifemems, and printed on the targett paper
that can be ufed.
THIS Newfpaper has acquired in the conrfe of a
few weeks a weekly circulation only obtained by the molt
fuccefsful prints in a long comic of years—on ample proof of the
high eftimation in which it is held in the Metropolis.
A MONDAY EDITION, for the purpofe of being fent Into tic
Country, will be publilbed on Monday next, the 2^th Wt.
It will contain, iu addition to the News of the Fratturreek, Intel-
tigenre up to three o'clock on Monday afternoon, all the London
Markets and Prices of Stocks of Monday, the Average Priem of
Corn for all the Counties, taken from the London Gazette, &c. &c.
which mutt render " Tuc News," particularly defirahlc Agri. 1
culturalitts and every other slats of perform refident In the country.
The above Paper Is lent (polt free) to every part of the United
Kingdom.
Orders, at Bs. Bd. per quarter, received at the News ofs,:e, No.
28, Bridges-firm, Strand, London ; by all the jgrwfmen, and by
the roanuttcts is every town in the United Kingiont.
•
London, England, 1805-08-21

VANCOUVER V. BLUE.

This cafe related to the fale cftteflate in Suffolk,
under a particular circumfiance, containing an ex-
aggerated defcription of its extent, beauties, and ad-
vantage, and was again brought forward with a view
to obtain his Lordthip's decifion, as to which of the
parties thould pay the cons. It was contended that
it not only differed from the defcription, but that a
gor,d title could not be made out to a conliderable
part of ii. The Plaititiff pleaded ignorance of any
defeEt in the title. His Lordfhip obferved, on the
fubjed at Ate, that whatever ignorance the Plaintiff
might plead, he Ihould not deviate from the opinion
laid down by Lord TnuaLow, in a ftmilar cafe, who
had decided, that he was bnund to pay the colt he
had been the means of incurring. His Lordlhip pro-
nounced judgment accordingly.
London, England, 1805-08-21

FOR THE STONE. AND GRAVEL. A Long fucceisitti Pralice has now dial:Ana the
rputatio.l of ADAMS's SOLVENT, for curing the above
ding Diforders in either Kidneys or Bladder, after fruitlefs
vials of Soap, Lime, and Soda Waters; thereby raving the ufands
from the pain aid danger of the knife. Among thole who wil
to bear teftirnony to its efficacy and innocency, arc Lord Sack-
"lei the Honourable Mr. Germaine, Sir Edward Knatchbull,
Bat. T. B. Lane, k.fq. of Dover Caftle; J. Shipden, Efq. Deal ;
The Rev. Cole Scary, of Blutitifham, near St. lye's; the Rev. Mr.
Mayseaux, of Garboldifham, Norfolk; Jofiah Thomas Efq. Brif-
tol; S. Baker, Efq. Blagden, near Briftol; James Amyatt, Lfq.
M. P. P. Gibbs, Efq. Bath ; and a great number of the Faculty,
he. Dr. Boone, late Phyfirian to the Forces; Mr. Gunning, Mr.
Hill, Mr. Home, Dr. Livingftone, and Dr. Stevenfon, whore fa.
ther wa, cured by this Medicine, jolt as he was about to undergo
the op,rotion ; and recently it has elreded a fingular. and happy
tare of a utzr relation of Admiral Sir Ricitard King; Bart.
The Solvent is fold by the Proprietor, Mr. 'Perry, Suwon,
No. 9,Soothampten Itreet,Bloomfburplquare ;at Bacon and Co's.
No. rto, Oxford-ftrect and at Bolton's, front of the Royal Ex-
change. in bottles of 4s. 6d. t ts. and t 4 as. two of which loft
corer failed to corrci the calculous diathcfis in the habit, and
hereby prevent the formation of a Stone in Sedentary Perron,.
N. B. The Ninth htition of " A Treatife en the Liforder and
the Regimen so be obfcreetl, with Cafes of Cure," will be rub-
ki a raw day%
London, England, 1805-08-21

...Here Imrel of the enemy were killed, but we
c.stli nut pint the gates open with all our force ; at
jail the wicket gave way to the butt end rf our mu fleets.
'fl'er- ate fix 3 pounders mounted on carriages on
the ti-ftions, and four pieces of a (mailer fize on !WI-
• brfides 36 gingals of a very good kind.
Our lola is very trifling, confidering how much we
were candid for three hours and a half ; there was
one sepal, and a Clalhee killed : (even or eight Se-
pays, three Clafhees, one Bullock Driver, and four
or five of the irregulars wounded. I have the 'ho-
nour to be, &c. &e. (Signed) C. HUTCHINSON.
London, England, 1805-11-04

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NutIZER "2
_s_ J 7,1
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THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

'I'O•MORROW EVENING,- NOVEMBER 5,
will be acted the new Cnmedy, called
A PRIOR CLAIM.
Aftcr wLich, an entire New Ballet, with New Scents. Dreffea,
and Decorations, called
TERPSICHORE'S RETURN.
To which will he added the Farce of
THE MOCK DOCTOR.
ryering—A Prior Claim; Terrfiebores Return ; and the
~.g Valet.
London, England, 1805-11-04

This illy was publifital in itnyal Svc% price t6s. in boards.

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'HE SYNONYMOUS, ETYMOLOGICAL,
and PRONOUNCING ENGLISH DICTIONARV....ce
which the Words are deduced from their Originals, their part of
(rah dlitinguithed, their pronunciation pointed out, and their
Synonyma collected, which are occafionally Multrated in their
dtfferrnt fignificatioos by examples from thebelt writers--extradk-
ed from the labours of the late Dr. Samuel Johnfon ; Wag art
attempt to Syn‘nymife his folio Didlonsry of trte East& Lag.
snap. To which is prefixed an Englith Grammar.
By WILLIAM PERRY,
Surgeon of the Royal Navy, author of the Royal Staadard
bib Dictionary, the French and RnglifitUdiowary, Ste.
Printed for John Walker, Callen and Martin, Latvian, Haft,
Rees and Orme, Ogilvy and Son; Vapor and Hood, Sestcherd
and Lawman, W. J. and J. Ricbardfon, and Utah:woo, Allen
and Co.

TO THE ARMY.
This day were pubElbed, price as. In hoards,
INSTRUCTIONS for. MILITARY OFFICERS
employed on, or embarking for FOREIGN SERVICE.' •
Containing his Mayßy's Regulations, together with Forms,
and complete Dircdtions for than and certifying Claims for
IndemniDeitinu for I.offesol Perfonal Baggage, Camp Equipage,
C.hargers,•bit and Baggage Horfes, Necelfaries of Non•conunif,
finned Officers and Private Soldiers, Rsgimental Appointments,
Ste. Ste. Re.
To which are added, tome New Regulations relative to the Pay.
Allowanres, and Patine Money of Offict.rs embarking for Fo-
ratio Stations ; Allowances granted by Government to the Wives
and Children of Soldiers, &c. &e.

By a PIFI.D OFFICER.
Printed for T. Goddard, Military Bookfelier and Stationer.
No. t, Pall May corner of the Haymarket; andto he had of Mr.
Burgers, Ramfgate; Mr. Silver; Marrne ; Mr. Sharpe, Deal ; Mr.
Ledger, Doter: Mr. MUle, Ponfrnouth ; Mara. Brillow and
Co. Cantata',; and Mr. Wilkes, Brighton.
London, England, 1805-11-04

The following letter; received in town thii morn-
ing. is of importance to be known lay all interefted
in the trade with Holland :

46 ROTT6aD♦ M, OCT. 31.—1 have to advife you that
an abfolute order is gone down to our fea-porte, not
to allow any (hips to Report with goods that are in
the leaff fufpeeted to come from your fide, but to
(Lop all fuch ; and alto not to permit any fhips to
clear out with any kind of provifions. Thi• order is
land by our own Government and muff be obeyed
firiftly."
London, England, 1805-11-04

CAPITULATION. OF GENERAL WERNECIL

It has hecn agreed upon between Marfhal the Ge•
weral of Divitiern, Belliard, Chief of the General
Staff of his Royal Highnefs Prince Murat, Marfhal
of the Empire, and Lieutenant of his Majefty, the
Emperor cf. the French, and wing of Italy ; and
M. the Lieutenant General rneck, Commander
and ChamberLun in the feryrce of his Majeay the
Emperor of Germany, and Commandant of a Di-
Yilion of the Army ;
1. That the body of troops under the orders of
M. the Lieutenant General Werneck, ilia lay down
their arms, became prifoners of war, and be fent into
France. _ _ _ _

• a. That Meffieurs the General and Subaltern
Gffic..rs :hall be prifoners of war, on parole, and be
fent I.lto Auliria. They engag • not to ferve againn
she French armies, or thofe of the allies of his Majel.
ty the Emperor and Bing, Napoleon, until. they mall
have been exchanged.
3. That the Inures belonging to the cavalry, the
artillery, with the carriages, caifrons, and ammuni-
ticn, !hall be furrenuered to the Ftench army.
4. All the regiments, battalions, fquadrons, or de-
tachment: feparated from the body of troops under
the orders of M. the Lieutenant General Werneck,
Mall lay down their arms, and become priconet s of
war, fubjea to the ad,and4th
articles.
Obfervation of General Werneck--. I underfland
this article as applying to (Itch troops as belong to
the body under my own command.'
S. All the bodes and equipages belonging to Mel-
Geurs the General and Subaltern Officers, !hall be
left in their pofreffion.
6. All the French prifoners of war at Trotelfin•
gen, or other places occupied by the troops under
the command of M. the Lieutenant General Werneck,
than he immediately fet at liberty.

TrUtelfitlgei), 37th Vendemiaire, 14th year,
(t7ih Oet.
The General of Divilion and Chief of the General Staff,
(Signed) BELLIARD.
Lieut. General and Commandant of a Body of Troop',
(Signed) WZaNLcK.
CAPITULATION
London, England, 1805-11-04

iiimaN4s HOTEL,

No. 37 and 38. facktille-ftract.
JOHN LENNON begs leave to return his moil
grateful thanks to the Nokifity and Gentry. who have co libe-
rally him ence his commencement in bufinefs and for
their further accomm9slation, be has enhrged his concerns by the

additi,.p pf the Houie.adjoinlng, from which he has opened a
eoronn.nication, and has (Pared no erpence in fitting up the whole
ftabli,krnent.in a feperlor ftyle of elegance., which he hopes will
be found to aford (uch comfort and fatisfataion, as he trillls will
enable him to hope for a continuance of thole favours he has hither-
to fo amply experiencel—Dublin, Odtoher t, 1805.
London, England, 1805-11-04

CHAPEL HOUSE, on the GREAT ROAD from LONDON
to BIRMINGHAM and HOLYHEAD.
WILLIAM BULLEY molt refpenfully informs
the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general. that he
has taken and. enteral on that highly diftinguilised DOI called
CHAPEL HOUSE, where they may depend on the great& Es-
ertions being made for their Accommodation, and every Maris
adopted to Merit their favour and Suppose.
N. B Good Cluifer, the Hada, and careful Others.
London, England, 1805-11-04

ADDITIONAL CAPITULATION RELATIVE TO THE
SURRENDER OF ULM.

Marthal Berthier, Mai,r•General of the French
army, being empowered by the Emperor's command,
gives his word of honour,
al. That the Auttrian army is this day on the
other fide of the Inn, and that Martha' Bernadotte.
with his army, has taken a pofition between Munich
and the Inn.

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ad. That Media' Lames, with his corps, is pm'.
fuing Prince Ferdinand, and was yeaerday at Aaleu.
3d. That Prince Murat, with bis corps, was ye&
terday at Nordlingen ; that the Lieutenant-Generals
Werneck, Hohenzollern, and fovea other
Generals, have capitulated at the village of Trot.
zellingen.
4th. That Marfbal Souk *is potted between Ulna
and Bregentz, obferving the way to the Tyrol—that
there is, confequently, no polTsbility of fuccour ar-
riving before Ulm.
Lieutenant General and Q2arter Mailer General
Mack, giving credit to the above declarations, is
ready to evacuate Ulm tomorrow, on the following
conditions :

That the whole corp. of Marfhal Key, confining
of twelve regiments of infantry, and four regiments
of bode, Oran no: quit the city of Ulm and its envi-
rons, at the diflance of ten leagues, hef,re the asth
of Oetober at midnight, rise period when the capitu-
lation is to expire.
The Martha' Berthier and Baron Von Mack agree
on the above infected articles.
Confequemly, the whole Aulirian army (ball da
file to-morrow, at three in the afternoon, before the
Emperor of the French, with all the honours of war
—they shall lay down their arms, and the Officers,
who (hall keep their arm,, thall.reccive pafrports to
go by the two road: Kempten to Aulltia, and of
Bregentz to the Tyrol.
Done in Duplicate at Elch4ngen, the isnh neloher, ads, 27th
vendenuaire, year la. (s2,i,nect)
The MitThal liztvratsit.
The Lieut.-Gen. MACK.
EIGHTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND ARMY.

ELC MING I, N, OCT. 20.---The fork:Wing:are the rm.
capitulations announced in the Bulletin of yellers' Jr„
which were concluded by order of Prince Murat ,----
the one being figned by the Chief of Prince l'slorat'a
Staff, and the other by Ctn. Fauconne.
The Emperor took his Station, (mill, two o'clock in
the afternoon to feven in the evenirl4, on the heights
near Ulm, where the Aullt Lin army filed off in his
prefence. Thirty thoufand men, two thoufand of
which arc cavalry, with fixty pieces if cannon, and
forty (lands of colours, have ihrrendered to the victo-
rious army. The French army we,e polled on the
heights. The Emperor, for:el:tied by his life-
guards, fent for the Aufltitot Gccerals, and
them with him until their troops had tiled off. He
treated them with the utmost diMinhirm. There
were prefent, betides the General in Chief isf.,c%,
eight Generals, and feven Lieutenant Gerer,,ls.--
The names of the Generals and regiments v:i:i ',c
given in the lii:.c.:Ttent •
The number vi tae prilua.ts lintp .the ebtuo..

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London, England, 1805-08-26

BARRACK OFFICE. -
Sprime Gmaens. Aug!ll 19, 1805.
BARRACK DEPARTMENT-TO BUILDERS.

Slj( I 3 as are willing to ContraQ for Build
jog Additirmi to the BARRACKS at HASTINGS and
FLAY DON, in Suffex, may fee the Plans and Specifications,and
Forst of ContraCis for the fame, at the Barrack Office, any day
between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock-
after the adth inttarn,
The Prop&ls for the whole of the Buildings, in cne Sum, fe-
pfre inr each Barrack, mull he addrefcd to the Barrack Matter
at Spring Gardens, with" Tender for Building the Bar-
at Halting,. or Playdom" feparatrly marked on each cover,
al I &livered foiled up, on oY bcfor Two o'clock on the sth of

Septenikl mat.
The Propeller mitt iae prepare,! with Sureties in :31 per cent. on
the amount. for the due performance of the Contras%

LIRLICIC-OFFICS, AUGUST to, did.
Spit ag Gardnu, Loneosa.
BARRACK DEPAII:r NI ENT—To BUILDERS.

SUCH P.Atf.fla is are wi&liu to Contrail for Build-
b.; a BA RRACK in the Patifh of Fairlizht. !mar Pett, in
saes, nay fee eke plans. and fpecifications, .irti form of Con-
tract, for the !:ate, at the Barrack Office, any day after the 16th
inftatt, betw,en the hours of iii.tven and Three o'Clock.
Ilte Propulab for the whole of the Buildings in one (um, omit
he :.ddreff.d to the IM-rack-Matter General. Spring Gardena, with
• tcr. .1,1 for Building the Barracks near Peet," marked on the
over, and delivered fealed up. on or before two o'Clock on the
IA of &pit-rubs:l* mat. 'fhe propofer mufk be prepared with
fureti,4 in at per Ceot. on the amount, for the due performance
of the Contrast.

V.t:TUALLING OFFICE, legaft 22, 1135.
q'HL•CO.I.IIIf. SS / ONA RS for VICTUALLING
HIS Avulp N.d.vr, do be,* 'sake,
That on Taeli the gd of Septeutbez neat, they will be ready
So matte Tatdan in writing (fcaled up) and treat for
THREE—HUNDRED EONS of GENUINE OATMEAL ;
Tole delvited two hundred Tons imo his Majefty's Victualling
Stem at- Deptford; and one hundred Tons into thole at Pori-
=air; •one ilia thereof in three weeks, and the other half in
three weeks alto.; and to be paid for by dills payable with intereft
ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contradt may be ken at the Secretary's
Other. • - _ _

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No retard will Si had to any leader in which, the trite
.lam oat k
kfrtid is wadi at length, or that IMF not Si delivered to the Board
kith we o'elceh om tLe Tarfday the 3d f September next, as adf/i
ik.Pqfila{l4o Rdtee the tinder, or lime taloa ox hie behalf; attesob,
anfwer wheel for.
London, England, 1805-08-26

EAST INDIA HOUSE,. Arryi 14, 18cs.
THE • COMM/77W of SHIPPING of the
UNITED COMPAIVT of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, tradisig to the EAST INDIES, do bendy give Nair.,
That the Committee will be ready to receive Propofals In
writing, foaled up, on or before Wedhefday the 28th leant, from
fuels Perfons who may be willing to fupply the Company with
COPPER.
•
And that the Conditions of the Contrad may be fan upon ap.
plication to Mr. James Coggin, Clerk to the Paid Committee,
with whom the Propofals molt be before Twelve o'Cloek at
noon on the (aid 28th inftant, beyond whi.:h hour the Conunities
will not receive any Tender.
London, England, 1805-08-26

koTAL rAmiLr.

•
Weitteou'rn, Awo. 23.—Lalt evening We wore
kept in the greatcil anxiety'tor the fafety of the
Royal Family till ten o'clock. They went on board
the yacht about eleven in the Muttitrg, and I! ey in
general return about five or lix. Thcir Map :Tics
had commanded the comedy of The Rival:. At
(even o'clock the Theatre was filled, and their Ma-
Jerrt ES being In very punelual in their attendance at
public places, by half pan feven the audience began
to espies confiderable anxiety, when Mr. HUGHES,
the Manager, came forward, and informed the
dience, that their Mar miss and the Royal Family
had not returned to (bore ; and as the yacht did not
appear in fight, he offered to proceed wits the p'ay,
rwhich was oppoftd by tht audience. The Manager
again made a fimilar offer in the courfe of the even-
ing, but the audience Paid they would wait till the
Royal Family came. It being ten o'clock when
they landed, their Mattsvits fent to the Manager
to inform him they fhould not attend the Theatre,
and commanded the fame play for Saturday even-
ing. This being communicated to the audience, the
play began, and it was midnight before the curtain
dropped. The Pier was crowded with Nobilizy,
perfons of diainaion, *and the inhabitants of the
town, waiting the return of the Royal Family to
(bore. The firit fymptom of their return was the
firing of Come guns, and their diflance waeafeertain-
ed by the flafh. On their flepping on (bore they
seek received with three cheers by the populace;
' which was continued as, they palled in their carriages
to the Lodge.
The cattle, we underhand, of their being Co late,
wasthe yacht having fallen in with the homeward-
bound Weft India Beet, which was fuch a novel fight
for the Royal Family, that it engaged their atten-
tion for two or three hours: it was reported here
they confined of 126 fail. There were fix armed
veffels with them.

Mr. Datum°, the Mcirenger, arrived this mor-
ning with difpatchts to his MAJESTY.
AUGUST a4.—This morning, at (even o'clock, his
MAJESTY rode on horfeback for a limit time.

The Royal Family did riot go to fea this morning;
as intended, on account, we nnderlbnd, of his Ma-
jasry being attacked with a flight rhcurnatifm:
Early this morning Mr. LYLE, the Meffenger, ar-
rived with difpatches from Montero.

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London, England, 1805-08-26

THE AIARKIiTS.

CORN EKCHANE, MARK-LANE, AUGUST 26.

The fupply of Wheat here is particularly large,
with feveral further arrivals of foreign, and the trade
is exceeding dull of fale, though at a reduCtion of
upwards of los. per quarter, fince this day fe'nnighrt
and a:petted cheaper. Barley and Malt are dull fate,
and rather lower; White Peas likewife. There are
not many arrivals of Oats to-day, but a good ftipply
cn hand. This trade alto cheaper, and flow in fate.
Flour in good fupply, and full ss. per tack cheaper
fince lalt Monday.

GENERAL CVIII/CV Al Glebtli
Whew, 4516601 7811. per (IT, Grey Peafe 421. to 464.
.
Fine Ditto. Sae. Ss& od. Beans, 455. sos.
Rye, 445. sos. od. Tick Ditto 40s. 465. Od
Bader .365. 41$. od. Oats, 235.265. ads.
Malt, 765. 82a. od. Poland ditto 324 131
White Peale, 464. xis. od. Rape Seed, 141. 3ii. per la!!.
PRICE OT FLOUR.
Fine Flour 7os. to 7ss. Seconds 655.-to 7os. per Ira.
11014 TIE J,INDON GAZETTE, SATVIDAT, AUGUST 24.
Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns
fading the t 7th of Auguß,
Wheat. Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans. Peafe.
a. d. s. s. d. s. S. a d. 41.
EOO 0586 49 1 31 50 11 149 3

The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Houma made
in the Week ending Auguft 211 it Sts. yid. per hundred weight.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, AUGUST a&

This day's mat ket was amply fttp;'lied with d;iFe-
rent kinds of cattle—the price.: continue mach the
fame as Oh Friday's mark,t—Sheep and Latoh, were
in great plenty, and experienced a confide,able
The following is an accurate Report of the Pikes
and Numbers

To fink the offal7—yer flone of 81b.

Beef Als od to 41 6d Veal 45 ad to 3.. id
Mutton od to 41 ad Pork 35 6d to 4$ od
Lamb as od to as 6d.
NRAD Olt
Beath 2473—Calves 41a--Sheep and Lambs 24.75
Pigs, 470.
PRICE Of MAY AND ST RAW IN SMITHFIELD.
Hay, per Load, to 41. OR
Straw, . 21. as. to 31. CS
Clover 31. 35. to 51 os
London, England, 1805-02-28

PARL!AMENTART PROCEEDINCiS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 27.
RN•RFSSOROUON.

Mr. WHITE appeared at the Bu, and prefented the N.
lowing Reduced Lift of the Members ebofcn to try the merits
of the Petition front certain Elea.ors of the Borough of i‘llard-
borough.
Lord Henry Petty Sir W. Milner, But.
' Robert Adair, Efq. Vikount Ebrington
Lord Vifcount Boyle Lord 01;fulitone
Lord I .ovaine • Sir Robert Lawley, Bart.
Thomas Tyrwhitt, Efq. Henry Holland, Efq.
Thomas Foley. Efq. Hon. G. H. L. Dundas
Lord W. Ruffell
London, England, 1805-02-28

BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND.

Thomas Stapleton, of Hanbury-lane, butter merchant, to furrender
ofthe ad and 4th March, and ad of April.
Maurice Roberts, of Staville Rrert, woollen.draper, to furrendcr
on the ad and 4th February, aid sth March.
Dents Woods, of the city of Coo k, grocer, dealer and chapman, to
furrender February a 6, 17, and March
London, England, 1805-02-28

BIR*I HS:

Saturday, In Edward- (treat, Partatzn.fquarc, the Lady of Sir
William blackett. Bart. of a fon.

The Lady of Thomas Davenport, of Ballincourty, county of
Limerick, Efq. of a for, and heir.
On the acth init. Lady Charlotte Hope, of a daughter.
On the 18th infant, Mrs. Colonel Spens of Craigfanp.har, of a
fon.

On Saturday morning, the Lady of Captain Wheatley, of the
Nottingham Militia, of a !till horn daughter.

-MAOR-1E1).

M Mary-lz-Bonne Church, on Monday hit, Mr. Phillips, Rh
Purveyor to hie Majefty, to Mn.i E. Di-atm, of Thayer-litreet,
Manchcliar-kuare. •

Tutfday, at Mary•la-Borne Church, Henry F. Crewille, Efq.
late Lieutenant-Colonel of the Fourth Dragoon Guards, to I.Ady
Lambert.

At Edinburgh, on the t6th inft. !Amt. Donald Camemn, of tit,-
Aberdeenfhire Militia, to Mifs Ann Cameron, record daughter of
the deceafed Alexander Cameron, Efq. Muneherlich.
Saturday laft, at St. George's, Hanover-Iquart, John Gibfon,
M. D. of York-itreet, St. Janleislquare, to Mifs de la Fontaine,
of St. James's-Mutt.
Friday, at St. George's, Bloomfbury, Charles Woodcock, Efq.
youngeft fon of the laic ElJborough Wooikock, Efq. of Lint: An's;
Inn, to Mifs Ann Parry, youngeft daughter of Thomas P:a y,Efq.
one of the Direetorrof the Fait India Company.
Captain Purvis, of the brit or Royal Regiment of Dragoons,
eldeft fon of Charles Purvis, Efq. of Darfharn, Suffolk, to Mifs
Randall, Weft daughter of the Lite John Randall. Efq. of Norwich
London, England, 1805-08-19

COUNTRY MARKETS.

PRICIN Of ()RAIN /IT TNZ vottowimo MARLATI.
Basamarroan.--Wheat Sos od to teas od per (4parter.
Barley cos od to oos od Beans sss od to sis od
I Qats 338 od to 36s od Peale ocs od to ccs ad
holatormorao.T—Wheat bas cd to lOU od per qt.
Ramey 46s od to 48s od I Beans sasod to od
Oats 3sB od to 39s od Peale cos od to oos od
Ntwavar.--Wheat &Ss od to 9Ss al per Qs.
Barley Cos od to 471 Otl I Beans sas od to sos od
Oats. 3211 od to Os od Peak oos od to s4s od
Hantay..--Wheat 63. od to ;ohs od per Qr.
laPtleY 448 04 tr# 484 Od I Deans• sas od to s6s od
Oats aas od -to 388 od cafe Psos od to sas od
Rem:axe—wheat 70. od to top od per Qr.
Barley 448 od to 468 od I Beans oos od to sos od
Oats 30s 04 to 33s od Peak QCS c¢ to oos od

Accounts from all parts of the country concur in
Rating the prefeM bmveit to be of uncommon pro-
mite.

When our Winter Managers talk of engaging a
new performer, they are stilted the fame queilimt as
on certain family occations, se Is it a boy or a girl."
His MAIRETY'S SPANISH SNEEP.ishe 11.- goad (ale
took place on Friday lall at Kew, when 37 (beep of
different defcriptions were fold at good prices. the
principal purchafers were, Mr. At:Gummi Colocel
FULLRITON, Earl POWIS, Metfrs. HOARE, BARTLEY,
WOOD, ACTON. &C. His MAJIITY aill keeps about
tzo for the purpofe of breeding. Among the com-
pany prefent, Wicks the buyers, were, Lord and
Lady Jaaver, Lord and Lady VIEWER., the Hon.
J. Paws, &c.
GRAND PETE AT STOWC—Stowe-houre, tl e mag-
nificent refidence of the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM,
has for feveral days been the fcene of festivity and
pleafure. The fete given by his Lordfhip is not only
worthy of an Englifh Nobleman, but might vie in
fplendour with theentertainment of an Eailern Prince.
The entertainment commenced on Friday. The
Grotto, which has long been the admiration rf fn.
reigners, as well as natives, was in the evening bril-
liantly illuminated, as well as the different temples
in the gardens. This being the grand day, the le.e
commenced by eleven in the morning, with a ptlbix
breakfaft. For the ball in the evening, upwards of
800 cards of invitation have beer. iffned.
The PRINCE Of WALLS and Duke of CLARENCL ar-
rived at half pall three o'clock on Thurfday after-
noon. Mr. Fox was with their Royal Hitlhnelfes
The company prefent were, the Duke of dR AI Tr N.
Duke and Duchefs of Biome's, Lords &irritant?.
TON, SPENCIR, ALTHORP, CARRINGTON. EUITU.I.
and Ladies ; Sir WATEIN WILLIAM% WyNNe alai
Lady, Mr. and Mrs. Sarin:OAS, Mr.and Mrs. Warr-
ZILIAD, Mr. WINDN•II, Mr. GREY, and the whole of
the Gee a TILLS party. The fireworks were extremely
brilliant on Friday evening ; his Royal Highnefs (up-
ped in the grotto, with a We& party ; it was illumi-
nated with variegated lamps, at kali to the amount
of 13,000. The Marquis's Band, in full uniform,
played on -the water, together with a Band of Savo-
ards, among whom were feveral performers nn the
Pannonian reeds. They played alternately between
the fire works. The Pelves and his party continued
until one o'clock, when they retired, amidst the :Lucia-
itystions of upwards of i a,OOO perfonss
London, England, 1805-08-19

BARRACK[ OFFICE, AUGUST to,
Spriff,, Gardena, Landon.

BARRACK DEPARTMENT—To BUILDERS.
sUCH Perfons as are willing to Contrad for Build-
;Dr a BARRACK in the Parilh of Fairlight, near Pett, in
Suffer, may LT the plane, and fpeciflcations, and form of Con-
tra& for the fame, at the Barrack Office, any day after the 16th
:oft,tot, between the hours of Eleven and Three o'Clock.
The Ptopotals for the whole of the Buildings in one Corn, mutt
2dreff.d to the Barrack .Matter General, Spring Gardens, with
Tender for Building the Barracks near Pett," marked on the
eTtr, and delivered fealed up, on or before two o'Clock on the
aof September neat. The propofer mutt be prepared with
cureti,-s in as per Cent. on the amount, for the due performance
of the Contra R.
London, England, 1805-08-19

DUBLIN, AUG UST tz.

We lathrnt to hear, that another mifunderftanding
has arifpn between a Grand Jury. and one of the Ju-
dicial Authorities, at the late Aftzes at Wexford.—
Mr. Baron gettra, °braving one of the Jurors enter
the gallefy with his hat upon his head, immediately
after the Grand Inquelt was (worn, addreffed theta
in nearlj thefe words :

" Gentlemen of the Grand Jury,
1, Mail trouble you with nothing by way of charge, having
only to remark, that Grand Jurors will probably deem half an
hourlong enough to wear their bats in the pretence of the Court :
with relpetil to myfeif, this mallet may be fu fed a matter of
no great moment, bit" [Willi Mr King's Coprouri. ad &My it
op] " I lhaii certainly ripe& that due regard be pald to this parch.
mein, which I now hold hi my hand!"
This extraordinary circumflance has naturally ex.
cited much furprife and difcuflion.
Foto sas—Stmday morning laft, two brothers of
the name of Armftrong, were taken in Harcourt-
flreet, where they lodged, charged with having wil-
fully paired forged notes. One of them was firft ar-
relied, while the brother was out. The other com-
ing in and finding himfelffurprifed, ran into a par-
lour, and leaped out of the window, over iron palli-
fadoes, into the area. He was purfued, but a gen-
tleman fecured him in his flight. They are both
young men, under 25 years of age. They fay they
are from Sligo, bin it is believed the Queen's County
is their place of refidence. They were not brought
to the Divifional Office, where Alderman Roar fac
from ten till two, but lodged in St. Andrew's watch
houfe, and in the evening Mr. Alderman ARCHER.
fent them by a detainer to the New Prifon, where feve-
ral who have been defrauded by forgeries have fince
viewed them.

Auc. 13.—The Aflizes for the County of Down,
which were to have commenced on Saturday 'aft.
hive been pot off on account of the election. The
Hon. Baron M'CstxteNn and Mr. Seijeant MOORII
opened the Commiffion, and afterwards the Court
adjourned to Saturday the 3 tit infant, without pro-
ceeding on any bufmefs.
Saturday morning Mr. EDWARD Hvarr, of Shan.
nen Grove, in the county of Limerick, fent in a bag
of excellent new wheat, the fiat which appeared at
mai ket this feafon.

We are atrured from fevers! parts of the country,
that the apprehentions entertained of injury to the
hat veil by the hate rains, may be confidered as done
away, for although Come of the corn in a few parts
is laid down or lodged. the quantity is trifling, and
lhould there be a continuance of fine weather for the
remainder of the tesfon, it is believed the harvell will
be at halt as abUndalit as at any fotiner period:

ii,

mow
London, England, 1805-07-06

BEVEN7K ARTICLL

That amongft other advances of money fo as afottfald obtained
and received by the Paid Henry Lord Vilcount Melville from the
Paid Alexander Trotter, the Paid Henry Lord Vircount McMlk
did obtain and receive a (um of ns,OOOL or Come other large funs
or Aims al money advanced to him by the Paid Alexmder Trot-
ter; and for which lt has been aUedged by the laid Henry Lord
Ifikount Melville, that be was to pay Interelt: and for the pur-
-1 pore of more effeEtually aracealing the kid !aft-mentioned ad.
mace% of money, the bid books of SCCOIIOtII, vouchers, memo-
randums, and writings were fo as aforefald burnt and ddtroyed.