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London, England, 1805-09-21

PATENT RRTIRING STOVES.

WILLIAM SLARK and SON, furnithing Iron-
mongers, No. to, Cheapflde, beg leave to recommend to
the Nobility and Gentry the ufe of his Patent Retiring Stoves, the
fuperior advantages of which are obvious on the flighteft infpnalon,
as they puffer's every requifite fur warming rooms, and at the fame
tine give an opportunity of reducing the heat at pleafure, when-
ever the air becomes more rarified than is agreeable or wholefume
for refpiration. The eonttruCtion is perfeetly rim*, and cannot
be put out of order, and the fire alfo may he extinguidied without
raking nut, by which means danger is avuided,and dolt (fo injuri-
4•US to furniture) prevented.
The Patent Steam Kitchen to he feat in ufe every day; Rat? Sci.
with Ovens and Boilers,Warna Clofets, Hot Hearths,&c. complete
Sets of Kitchen Furniture, in Iron, Copper, and Double !Mock
Tin.—Bell Hanging in a fuperior Ryle.
London, England, 1805-09-21

MARRIED.

At Hackney, Mr. M. L. Mcrae, Jun. of London. to Miff Eliza
Manning, daughter of Robert Manning, kfq. of Hackney.
On July 14th, at the (land of Malta, Captain James Hillyar, of
his Majeity's Sip Niger to Mifs Taylor, daughter of N. Taylor,
Efq. Storekeeper, of the fame place.
On the illth 'Davit, at Logic-Almond Houfe. Scotland, Robert
Stewart. Efq. of Aiderftun. to Mrs. Cecil. youngeit fact of the
Right lion WilliamDrunuuond, of Logic-AirnocaL
Lately. at Edinburgh, Wm. Kennedy Lawrie, Efq of R edcaftle
to NI& Wm. Cockburn, youngett daughter of Ales. Cockburn
Efq. of St. George's, Grenada.
On the ad initant, at Sauqukar, JJ.n Crighton, Efq. to Mire
Kennedy, of New Galloway.
At Rifelipp, John Church, Efq. to Mifs Anne Harris, daughter
of the late James Harris, Efq. of the Bengal Civil Eftablißuncat.

DIED.

In Odober laft, at his mamma of the garrifen Gaya Char in
the Eaft Indies, Captain John Henry Utiburough, of the Com-
pany'a fereice.
lately, near Poonah, in the Eaft ladies, Colonel Deffe, of the
sd Battalion of the sd Regiment at Native Infantry.
At Edinburgh, on the 4th infant, Alex. idaelmosis, lifs. writer
to the Signet.
At Dalsviutt, on the sd infant, is thif yetb year of kin afa. Mr.
Thomas Carron, feeond lon of jwolfuneorfos, Efrg. of Ilainthm.
At Caßle Conned, the Rev. it'm d Roche, df the Order eat.
Dominick, [mood Coo of the late &g¢% Rock" Efq. of Limerick.
On the loth infant, after a fort MM, Janata Crime, Ef . at
hlr refkleacca Now Cottage, UtundrY COIODgas KcPt•
London, England, 1805-09-28

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN,

ON MONDAY NEX'r, SEPTEMBER 30, 1805,
uni be revived a Tragedy, called
THE REVENGE.
Don Alonzo. Mr. C. KEMBLE,
(Being his firft appearance in that chareetcr.)
Don Csrlos, Mr. BRUNTON.
Don Alvarez, Mr. MURRAY.
Zanga, Mr. KEMBLE.
Leonora, Mrs. LI UCH l• I El-D.
lfabella, Mrs. HUMPHRIES.
End of the Tragedy a Dance. computed by Mr. Byrne, called
DERMOT AND KATH LANE ;

Or, THE IRISH WEDDING.
Dermot, Mr. BYRNE,
Darby, Air. DUBOIS.
Phelim, Matter OSCAR BYRNE.
Norah, Mire SEARLE.
Old Katlalanr, Mrs. BYRNE.
Kathl x. mir, LUPINO.
To which Will he added the Farce of

THE BIRTH-DAY.
Captain Bertram, Mr. MUNDEN.
lir Bertram, Mr. MURRAY.
Jack Junk, Mr. FAWCErr.
Emma, Mifs WADDY.

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On Wtancidny, the Prowled Hyland; with The Turvpike
O.Lte.

PPrENI' RETIRING STOVES.

- - - --
WILLIAM SLARIC and SON, furnithing Irnn-
mongers, No. to, Cheapfide, beg leave to recommend to
tEe Nobility and Gentry the ore of his Patent Retiring Stoves, the
f ,is_rior advantages of whirl' are obvious on the flighteit infpedtion,
u. they pufrefs every requifite for warming rooms, and at the fame
now give an opportunity of reducing the heat at pleafure, when •
ever the air becomes more mrified than is arecible or wholefOrne
Tor rt (piration. The conftruelioh is perfeetly Pimple, and cannot
be u a out of order, and the lire alto may be ectinguithed without
rak lig out, by which means danger is avoided, and duit (fo injurl-
au • to turniture) prevented.
the Patent Steam Kitchen to be Peen in ufe every day; Ranges,
wi .1 Ovens and Builers,Warns Clufcts, Hot Hearths,&c. complete
Se • ot Kitchen Furniture, in Iron, Copper, and Double block
Tin.—Bell Hanging in a fuperior ftyk.
London, England, 1805-09-28

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TEWKESBURY RACES, SEPTEMBER 24. • •
Sweepßakes of togs. each, ard a Fox's Head. poe
Subrciibers. The bet of three 2.mile beats.
Mr. Ridley's. Barmaid - • s I
Mr. l‘ftrrimas,'s Creeping GM - - 2 dif.
Mr. NC./.11 Staring Tom - - 3 2
Mr. Cretlweirs bay mare Trip; by Ekape. aged . dr
A Sweerliakcs of logs, each, with aggs. from the
Race Fu ..I Five .tiuhfcribers. Heats as before.
Lord Brook's c. h Martilor, S years old, 811. 41b. 4 I I
Mr. Crcifwc:l's bay mare Umbers, 3 yrs old, Btt. alb. 2 dr
Mr. Write' t's Little Peggy, 4 Yrs old, 7ft. 9b. I 3 3
14. T. Kinsman's Mary, 5 yrs okl. SR. alb. 3 4 2
Mr. Daly 's cb. b. FrodtTick, 5 rig old. 811 41b. 5 2 dr

V.EtirmEEDAY, SEPT. 25.
Sweepriakes of 51. t.., each, with Bogs. from the Race
Fund. Three Subicribers. The bell of three four-

TO THE Eatioie OF THE STAR.
Loodoe, September 411.

. _
Having fume time fince fees a paragraph in yonr
Paper, (Wing that Purfcrs wanted a better uniform,
with tword, Scc. to make them MI refpe&able, I
Iliad endeavour to point out the prefent state of
pnr-
fery, and recommend the means by which Oa my
humble opinion) it would be more terpeElable, with-
out (word or uniform.
London, England, 1805-09-28

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TO THS EISIT9Jt OF THE STAR.

glß—The roads, and country, furronnding Box-
tor, at this feifon, are doubtleis well known to many
of your Readers; on that account, the inclofed
nzas may polEblp be thought to poffils foniething
more than mete locality," and may not ht altoge-
ther unworthy a place in your molt refpeaable and
valuable Paper--If RI, an tally infertion will oblige
many of your admirers, and perhaps none mole than
your obedient teivant, MACCLRSFIELDIk hSIS.
Inacelr,fickl, Sept. 20.

THE BREAKFAST; OR, THE HUNGRY POETS.
• P E DI STR lAN ?Mt, FROM MACCLASFIELD TO BUXTON)
DURING THE BATHING 31,AbON 01 1805.
Hot was the day. and fierce the Sun
Shot forth his lido ning gleams;
The gotcsinar, ftrach'd from fprai to fpray,
Was waving in the beams.
London, England, 1805-09-28

bnins, SEPT. a

The letting of the Barrack Canteens mnR be very
advantageous to Goicrnment and the Pithlic atlarge
--and if the brewer ;Ides nt.t flint his beer, the plan
mull be confidered as judicious.
A Brewer in the Ifle of Wight, for the exclufiie
privilege of fupplyinz, the Army IDepot at Parkhtirll
Barracks for one year, has given the alio:ldling fum
of 13501.
London, England, 1805-09-28

MARGATE, SEPTEMBER 26.

This place now begins to thin. although we never
had finer weather. The Ball on Monday, confidering
it was a drefs one, was attended by upwards of too
couple, many of rank and faWion, Tome of them from
Ramfgate t of the Ladle* Who diftinguilhed them-
calves by their dancing, we noticed in particular the
Milks William*, Smiths, Grants, Gee, and Web-
Dandalion was opened yeaerday, for the be-
nefit of Mr. Laass, the Mailer of the Ceremonies,
when upwards of boo perfons honoured him. There
was little dancing, on account of the heat. In the
evening a Young Rofeius came forward, in the
comic line, and confidering his youth, being only 9
years of age, he is a prodigy here. Much play has
taken place when it it is fail that two or three Ci-
tizens have left more behind them than they brought
down. Should the weather continue, we may taped
to have a tolerable fall—the oldeß man living never
knew inch abundant crops ; and except a few Beans
the whole is honied.
London, England, 1805-09-28

SCOTT's LILAC BLOOM AND I'INK DYE.

PO Colour Silk Stockings—tile frit of there giires
11 the BlotTont Hue, fo much admired by Many in New Silk
Stockings: it allko dye,. 11t, Linen, Muflin,Tiffeuy, Gaufe, &e. the
Snell Purple, Lilac, mitt Violet, Etc. of various tints, at picafure,
and a tolerable 11Iamnc Colour.
I.iliewife. Scort's PINY Dye, peffeifing the like quafities.
equally beautiful and appecinal. Price sa. et mak Paeketo with
pnnted Inftru&ions.
Scott's Liquid True Blue, Nankeen Dye, thimble Ink to mark
I.inen with a Pm that will not difcliarge, Superfine Prepared Wa-
ter Colours, and all neccearies for Drawing and CoMarine, Pre-
pared an! Sold Whokfak and Retail, at kis Masufatior#4
4t7,near Bedford-ftreet, in the Strand, London, and by :Wilt re.
tpe,llabl.: Venders of Bottle Articles in the Britifh Dominions.
Be attentive—the Proprietor's name is marked on the uniAdiar
every Packet, none other is Genuine.
London, England, 1805-09-28

LOTTERY BEGINS ON MONDAY!!!

SWIFT and CO. No. II POULTRY. beg leave to
remind the Public,. that MONDAY NEXT is the Day ap-
pointed by Government to commence the Drawing of the prefent
State Lottery, which ii the only one that can he drawn this YC.3t.
The following are the principal +rites,
3 Prizes of 420000 4 Passes Of 42.000
3 - to,ooo 6 - ',coo „
3 - - s ,000 ro . soo
and others from tool. to 201.
The 'drainages of purchafing before the Conitnenertritmt of the
Drawing mil be obvious, as nearly the whole 'of the
come
Prizes are Boating in the I,l'heel, and may of cootie. come up the
firit day, in addition to which, every Blank Jt the beginning oT the
F Drawing wiii he entitled to a return of 'Pen Pounds; which, for
I the time, reduces the colt of the Ticket .11 little more than Nine
Pouuds,aud all Shares in the same PrKur non.

T' SRANSCOMB and Co. joint contrneitors for..
ire tie ter:ol.2B Lotteries: and Proprietors of the. Lucky Offices,
Nh. al.' 1301.P.0RN, and 37, CORNHILI:: beg I..:ave to mum
tbeir nett grateful thanks to the Putlie, Tor the great potiality
Ihewo them is thdlolt.abd Fortner Lotteries. so‘l Kdicit their
lei/ears in the picket Lottery, at either of the .alsosit Offices;
*hero the following Capitpl Priz..s Gave been folloharedrand.re-
giftercd prior to the laft Lottery fur 1804, nimar,—.
4 Prizes of L 30.000 is Prizes of ,C50:70
8. --; sop= 26 • 200,0
11 ....••••••••• 10.000 54 1000
And tire only Prize of 3oocl. ever Oared.
And in rBO4. . •
No. quo; flared in r-half, I-4th, r •Fitli, and 2-rfiths, 420400
1r,643, flawed iu r quarter. 3-Sths, and 6-16ths, 20,000
;686, flared in z-aths and 8 'lobs 2,,520
456, flared in r-ouartcr, and 6-36eks, 20,000
13,747. Blared in fiztan Iliteenths, . - rc,coo
were all fold at the above Offices, bade' feveral aoool. mrrl. 5001.
etc. Ike. and where Tickets and Shares are now felling, and the
Prize* [hared by them paid on demand.
N. B. Tke Lottery begins drawing the 3oth of September iSes,
and the Blunts drawn for the firlt dire days will be entitled to
tol. each, as panieukriaed in the
.gesieml Scheme; tin:refs* an
- buten recommended.
London, England, 1805-03-26

Made was the Hottontathe Gentleman Wad. not
mentioned. He fhould wait tg hear, upon the dif-
culfion of the ineafure to, wMch'the Petition referred,
what the nature of that obftacle was, and thee he.
thould take occafion to Rate hii opinion lirefpeaing
'it. At prefent he fhonld only fay, that it' was his
intention to appoint a day for the difentfion of a
propofition founded on. the Petition. From infor-
mation received, he underflood that the hint/dem-
bersiwere for the moil part at prefent in Ireland, upon
' the bufinefs of the axes, and that they could not
conveniently return for tome time. It was his with
to fix upon as early a day ds potfible. he (tumid men-
tion the gth of May I but in the courfe of the earning
week he lhould be able to Rate the precife day. .
Dr. DUIGENAN witted the Honourable Mem-
ber would fix upon fomething abobt the gth of May,
as he meant to (peak Upon this queftion, and could
not conveniently remain in this country much after
the beginning of May. _
Mr.-FOX-had no objeaion, for himfelf, to fix defi-
nitively upon the gth of May I but was nat'at prefent
able to Cay what day it was mot convenient to ap-
point. The differtnee of two or three days would
not, ha fancied. be material.
The notice itandkat prefent for the gth of May.

AN isuctis TRUTT.

o • Os aelfdi et Mr. itOCE, the Houk went foto a Camesalttes
ea the Ceameu Treaty wit► America, sad weed to a vacill-
ate ta permit Aatvin to trade whit Ws country la neutral bet.
tow. astier mega refti &one. '
Time Haab bias refused, dee Item was received, sad a BM
ordered.

MIA 411111A11111,

Mr. FRANCIS, for the convenience of thde Gentlemen who
had timed their attention to India Affairs, put off h.* impending
intake on the foliket to Monday fortnight.
London, England, 1805-03-26

iIIAVRLLING IN IRELAND.

Mr. FOSTER pve notice, that helhoadd en WeJaefilay move
for a Committee toessMer of the gate of the Mail Combo, and
Man Coach Rada in Ireland.

TOULON,

- - - -
General WALPOLE rote to give notice of a motion, which it
was his Intention to fubmit w the Houk, foe an Account of the
Diltribudoo of the Prize Money for the !dips captured, or that
were funtodered at Toulon, in 1796.
Mr. PITT (aid, that the dldribution had taken place according
to AG of Parlianiest; and it would not be pradicable to make out
fuels an amount as that fpoken of by the Hoo. Member.
• General WALPOLE Laid, be &add take time to ceidder, and
tswald cot eprdent Au any day for his notion. Tim notice*
accordingly. b Wed void.
The Committees of Supply, and Ways and Means. were ap-
pointed tor Wkdnefday neu,—Adjourned.
London, England, 1805-03-19

STUDENTS IN ANATOMY.

This day was publinsed, in One very elofely printed Volume,
(mall ho. price 9s. in boards, the Sixth Edition of
THE ANATOMIST'S VADE-MECUM. Con-
taining the Anatomy, PhySology, Morbid Appearaners, &e.
of the HUMAN BODY ; the Art of making Anatomical Pr.pa
rations, &a. To which are added, Anatomical, Phyfrological,
Medical, and Surgical o:::byitions for Students.
By ROBERT HOOPER, M. D.

Fellow of the Linnzan and London Medical Societies, Refident
Pity&Lan to the St. Mary-la•bonne Infirmary, ke. &e.
Printed for John Murray, No. ;a, Fleet-firm, London ; Bell
sod Brudfute, Edinburgh, and Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin.
The above Work prefents to the Student a ufeful Anatomical
Confpatas, or Pocket Manual of Anatomy and Phyfiology ; in
which he will find,

1. A ihort,buticeurate defeription of the different parts of the
Human Body, and their funetions.
2. An enumeration of the difeares to which thole pain; arc
fuhjedt, and the various operations of Surgery that are performed
on the Human Body. . . _

3. The method of preparing the swim's parfs of the Body. to
exhibit their Strueture in a healthy and difeafed Rate, as far as
our preterit knowledge will enab:e us.
4. A Glogsry. or Explanation of the principal Terms ufed in
that Selma"

s. Such Tar-Ritmo as be probably will be required to anfwer a•
the College of Surgeons, the Medical Board, the Board of Sick ano
Hurt, Stc. in order to obtain his Diploma, or pafs as Surgeon or
Surgeon's Mate for the Army or Navy, or the Service of the Eaft
India Company.
London, England, 1805-03-19

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK.

LADIES AND a MEN,
A VACANCY in the DIRECTION being de-
eland, and l'hurfday the 28th loam being the day fired
for the &dim of a new Direaor to fucceed the much lamented
Mr. WILLIAMS, permit me to renew my felicitations for the
honour of your votes and fupport.
The very diftingulibed countenance !hewn me upon my canvas
Infpires me with the molt Sanguine hopes of (main Should the
refute of a ➢allst prove them well founded, a faithful difeharge of
my duty, and a grateful fenfe of the honour conferred upon me
Stall prove me worthy of the continuance of your protedion.
I remain, with the greateft refpett,
Ladies and Gentlemen.
Your moil faithful and devoted bumble Servant,
King's Arms-yard, March 13,1805. JAS. PATTISON.
Mr. PATTISON's Committ.e will St every day at ,fie King's
Head Irmo in the Poultry, from eleven o'clock till four.

TO BE LET OR SOLD,
ASMALL newly ereaed M3nflon, furnithed or
unfurnilhed, very pleafantly &listed near the Sea, about fix
miles front Southampton, with fultable Coach Hooks and Stables,
and front so to tso Acres of Land. For particulars apply to Meff.
Swain and Stevens, No. is, Oki Jewry.

'l'o BE SOLD, the Property of an Officer going
abroad, a remarkably good Grey Gelding, Is Hands High,
warranted Sound, and perfeEtly free from Vice, rides pleafantly,
and has excellent Paces, is nearly Seen Years Old, and is equally
well ..akulated for Double or Single Harnefs; to be ken on Turf•
day and Wednefday the soth and silt haft. at Mr. Prion', Ken-
dal's Mews, Charles-ftrset, or South-ft:stet, Portman-(quart.

TO BE LET Olt LOW,
ALARGE and Convenient Ship Yard, fituated
about to Miles from Portfmouth, of which Immediate
pot-
feQion may be had. There arc two fubltantial Slips fit for Building
Indiamen or Men of War, a good Blackfmith's Shop, and feveral
convenient Sheds, Saw Pits, Mould Lofts and Tenements for the
Workmen, with plenty of good Timber and Planks on the Pre-
mifes.—For Particulars apply to Mars. Swaine and Stevens, No.
t a, Old Jewry.

BY VIRTUE OF A COMMISSION OF BANKRUPTCY.
WITHOUT RESERVE.
To be SOLD by AUCTION by Wu BLISS, on Monday, March
IS, tBO5, at the King's Plead Inn, Shecrnefs, at Six o'Clock,
IN TWO LOTS.
Lot. t. LL that Valuable and Extenfive Coal-
Shed and Counting-Houk, with a Chamber over
the fame ; well Stayed for Trade, on the New Road of Sbecrocfs,
late in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Stapleton.
Lot a. A Dwelling-haute and Premifes, adjoining Lot a, in the
occupation of Mr. Brock.
Both of the above Lots are truly valuable, and can be converted
Into Bops, &e. far any line ci,burtaefs, at a trifling capence, will
far escedd any other lituadon in Sheernefs, and pay only is. each
per year as a quit Rent, to the Honourable Board of Ordnance.
Particulars may be known by applying to the Audionecr, at
Sheemefs.
London, England, 1805-03-19

FINE NEW CRANBERRIES.

`KILL and Co. Nos. 15 and i 6, Strand, beg leave
to acquaint their Friends and Public, they have received a (ap-
ply of Cranberries in the molt prime condition, and of fo truly a
luxurious flavour and ezquifite quality, that they feel the grcateft
fatidmition in recommending them, and at this Jundture when
fruits of every kind are fo very rearm, bad, and dear, it is prefum-
ed this molt valuable article will be in the higheit eftimation with
every family, not only on mem, of its meetionay, bat for its be-
ing the molt delicious fruit for Puddings, Tarts, and Piica
la jars at 7a. 6d. rµ and ace. each, (ready money) packed for
Town or Couatry...-Letters poll paid attended to.
N. B. The trade may be (applied wholefale in Calks.
London, England, 1805-03-19

ELEGANT LIQUID BLACKING.
WARREN gratefully acknowledges the great
• encouragement be has received from the FaAtonable World,
for his LIQUID BLACKING. He begs to effort them, that no
attention Sail be (pared to render it deferring of the unexampled
patronage it obtains, and to bring k, if polible, to a 11111 greater
Rate of perfedion.—To thole Gentlemen who have not yet ho-
nouryd it with a trial, he Legs to fay, that they will find It the molt
elegant Blacking they have ken, And that its 'lrma are Rich as to
preferve the Leather loft asepllable, bring compounded of fuch
oily ingredients u are peccary both for the preparation and
nouriflunan of Leather of every fort.

It is fold, vrboldale and retail, by the Proprietor, at No. t 3,
Great Seirdk-Brat, Haymarket ; by Hendrle and Sons, Perfu-
mers to her Majefty, Tichborne (beet. Golden-fquare ; by R.
Low, perfumer. Drury-lane; and by one or more rdpedtable
Venders in every principal Town in tLe Kingdom.
London, England, 1805-03-19

STATE LOTtERY.

--•
SWIFT and CO. at their Old Office, No. t,
Poultry, are felling Tickets and Shares of the State Lottery,
to begin drawing 13th May.
Ile Number and Amount of the Capital Prises, and the general
arrangement of the Scheme, will be found hive/lot to any forma
Lottery of the fame number of Tickets.
In the lit Lottery, the Ticket Id& zooms, a Pau of to,oool.
No. Iwo, a Prize of toool. and Noe. *2 and 16468, Prizes of
jo:t were bared and fold at Swift and Co's. °lce. Where No.
6791, a Prise of so,oool. No. 936 a, a Ptize of Mann/. and
No. ishoell, a Prize of tOOOL in the preceding Lottery, were alto
fold in tared.

D ICHA RDSON. GOODLUCK, and CO. re-
fpedfully acquaint the Public. that the new STATE LOT.
TEAT svIU conEE of finny Thonfand Tickets.

Tilt SCIMIECONTIINSI
Prises of £C30,000 3 Print of 412,000
2 - 10,000 3 3,000
&fides other Prizes, amounting to 133,000LTkt •
Drawing will conisnenee an Monday, the 13th of MAY next.
TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by
EICHARDuON, GOODLUCK, and CO. at their Licenfed Suite
Lottery 011iees,CornhUl, and Charing-Croft.

TO THE LADIES.
1111AGAZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILATORY.
afi SUPERFLUOUS HAiRSon the FACE,NECKand ARMS,
Ease In all ages and Countries been confidered highly derogatory to
r :bale lkheaey, and it remained unexplained that the Ladies of
hypt and other Eaten: Nations Mould he entirely exempt from
this (course of H•nuty, fo frequent in Nurthttn Climates To
lady M.W. Europe was at length indebted for the Rant
obtained from a I emaleFrierid,during tux refit's:nee in Turkey, and
where, it appeors,the Ladles conftautly make ufc of the above Pre.
partition at the Baths.

itccornmcmlati,4l alone, would Rill, as hitherto, have been found
haricot to circulate a Depilatory, the excluive eta of which is
invariable and permanent, never canting the flighteft irritation to
the molt delicate sin, did not juftke to the public require that
they %fluid be favcd from the painful of eetcof injurious and cor-
rsave at.plicadoos, ulna of them futile attempts to imitate the
above, at., introduced to the Public ander various natnes.
To accommodate Ladles too (Hawn for perfonal appli-
cation, th dr 4,14:cn by port, for a Bettie Bottle or larger spentity,
will be pune.ualiy executed to any part of Town or Country, inch
today. incl. tit. tuc amount, addreffed to Mn.e Keight, N 0.33,
Kint.ltreet Hulborti, be doors from Holborn. Price se. 6d. the
bottle. An autittinent of One Shilling in La Bottles.
N. 8. 11.... e is genuine wads fived in the Proprietor% hand-
*skim to Ws/gag widsh ic kbay.
London, England, 1805-03-19

DISEASES OF THE BONES.

This dawas publillied, in a vols.Svo. price 15s in hoards,
THE LECTURES of the celebrated BOYER
upon the DISEASES of the BONES, arranged into a Syf.
tematie Treadle. .

By A. RICHERAND,
Proftlfor of Anatomy and Phyfintogy, and principal Surgeon to
the Northern Holpital a Paris.

Tranflated from the French, by M. FARRELL, Pd. D.
" The Author of thefe Ledure. (Boyer) is a dittingtdiked Pro.
fefor of Chirurgical Pathology, as well as a pi-salting Surpass ; and
the Editor of them (Richerand) is not Ws celebrated by his Phy-
fiological Writings. From the united exertions of two Perkins
thus eminent in their refpettive deitinations, as trackers and prac-
titioners, we naturally espeeted a work which mould exhibit a
comprelinifive and accurate view of the various morbid condi-
tions of the Boney &ructure, which Ibould, at the fame dm; point
out the belt modes of treatment, and be oecaSonally luterkerfed
with new and original fats and obfervations. On pending thde
Leaves, it is but jultice to Rate, that thefe eapatations have not
been difappointed, and we think the TranUator has been okfully
employed in turning them into Englifh.—Bridfh Critic, Feb. tilos.
PubliChed by John Murray, 32,Pb:et-Brat, London.
London, England, 1805-03-19

KIRTLAND's ANATOMICAL PLATES.

This day Ina IMAM:haI, in txto;.pric.7.. awed.
A NOTOMICAL PLATES of the BONES and
L A. MUSCLES, of the Extremities of the HUMAN BODY,
with explanatirMaps.
By T. RTLAND, An •tornical Draftfwan.
Publllbed by ohn Murray, No. 3s. Fleet-area, London.
London, England, 1805-03-19

DILIACH OF PAIVILIGB.

Mr. STEELE moved for a new Writ to be Med
for Bath, in the room of Lord John Thynne, who
has difqualified himfelf by fitting and voting in the
Houle. without taking the neceffary oaths, and in
other ►efpees not complying with the laws in fuch
cafes made and provided. Lord j.,hn Thynne had
accepted the office of Vice Chamberlain of his Majef-
ty's Houfehold lafi year ; but from inadvertency
continved to fit and vote without having given in the
requifite qualifications. The Hon. Member further
laid, that as the Houk always (hewed iedulgence to
fuch of its Members as had inadvertently tranigreffed
its privileges, he had no doubt but that when they
tbould have ordered the writ to be ailed, they would
permit him to bring in a Bill to indemnify his Noble
Fliend from the penalties and difabilities confequent
by the law to fuch omiffions and inadvertencies as had
taken place.
The writ was now ordered; and Mr. STEELS hay
ing moved for leave, which was granted, brought in
his Bill of Indemnity, which was read a firti time,
and ordered to be read a fecond_ time to-morrow.—
Adjourned.
London, England, 1805-03-19

MAIDSTONE HOLLANDS GENEVA.
MAIDSTONE HOLLANDS GENEVA,grant•
ed excluStely by Ad of Parliament to that Dißiflery, fold
genuine, and by appointment, at the extenfive Warehoufes of
Mars. Geo. Heyburn and Co. No. to, Maidltone Wharf, (been-
; by the Puncheon and Hog Lead, too. id. per Gailoo—fmaller
paucities, betng not lefs than Two Gallows, at its. per Gallon.
N. B. Delivered to any part of London free of expoice.
London, England, 1805-03-19

DISSECTIONS.
This day was publillsed, in one clofely printed volume, ranso.
prlee ss. in boards,
rT'HE LONDON DISSECTOR ; or, a Compen-
dium.l of Praetical Anatomy : centaining a Defctiptlok of
the Mufcles,Veifels, Nerves, and Vifccra of the Human Body, as
they appear on Dilledlion • with diredtions for their demonitration.
By a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of Surgeons.
" This will be found a very ufeful guide to the Rodent in the
profeeution of his anatomical rtfearchcs. It is (ardor to other
works of a fimihr kind and extent, in defcribing not the mufeles
merely, but the various parts, blood vrffels, nerves, &c. as ib 7
come into view under the knife of the diffeetor. A knowledge of
the relative fituation of parts is thus acquired ; a point of the
firft magnitude to the pradtical furgenn. As the chief intention of
the work is to teach the art of diffealog, the muffles are demon-
ftrated in their order of fttuation, which is the only method that
can be putfued In lead diffedion."—.Medical and Cid/orgies!
Review, t 804, vol. xi. p. 62.
PublUhed by John Murray, 32, Fleet-ftreet, London.
London, England, 1805-03-19

ANATOMICAL ATLAS,

On Monday, the Bth of April will be publieled,
No. I. printed in Royal Oaavo, of
ACOMPLETE SERIES of PLATES, illuflra-
tire of the Anatomy of the Human Body, feledted and en-
graved from the molt approved Works, or from Original and Ac-
curate Drawings. With coocife explanations. The whole carefully
arranged, corredted, and fuperintended,
By ROBERT HOOPER. M.D.. . . _ . . - _ _

Refideot Phyfician to the St. Mary-la-bonne Infirmary, &e. &e.
The objeet of this publication is to prefent the Student with fuels
ufeful reprefentations of the different pans of the human Ludy, as
031111 enable him nut only to acquire a perfed knovtledge of their
relative fituatinn, but Woof their form and minute ftrueture It
may be eonfidered, In fad, as an An3tomiiml Atlas, intended to
fupply him with inch information as maps and views afford the
geographer and biltorian. Thee' penLVe plates of Albion', Cal-
dant, Chefeldeu, Crulkflunk, Ether, Hunter, Loder, Meyer, San-
difort, Scarp, Vic d'r, Walter, Writherg, Zinn, and many
others,have been early copied or diminiibed, where their iccu-
racy could be depended upon; and where rceourfe could ant be
had to Work" of undoubted authority, faithful drawings have two
made from the belt anatomical preparadonsieleeted Iron' the mu-
tennis of dillinguilbed anatomitts, and from the author's own cc,l-
ledion. The plates are engraved by 'clung artilts of confiderable
inshifity and talent, and in many initiates it will be found that
they not only caeca! the originals, both in beauty and correttnefs,
but are furrior to any that haveyct been executed.

Printed for law Murray, Fleet itreet ; Corhdl and Martin,
Middle-row, 1-folborn, London; Dell arill•Bradrece, Fllaborsh,
and (Ulna and tiodpa,
London, England, 1805-03-19

MALTA.

This day was pub :tilted, in .1 wu large Volumes. Q_uatto, price
Three Guinea. and a Half in boards, indicated with a very
large Chart ce the Maud, five Feet by two; and with numerous
other Plates.
ANTIENT and MODERN MALTA : contain.'
-s• leg a full and accurate Account of tks PRESENT STATE
of the 'Rands of Al A LTA and GOZA t the HIS roav of the
NIGHTS of St. JOHN j kit ()SALE M from their Brit Efta-
hl:llsment in Malta till the beginning of the 19th Century : alto, a
s 4 awrivi of the Eriorr s which attended the CAPTUR aof there
tti4nds by the FIVICH, and their fubfequent CON(LUZST by the
; and an Appendis. containing authentic State Papers
ayd otbet documents.
By the CULVA 1.1,1 t LOUIS de BOISGELIN,
ISnight of
At a time when the 'Rand of Malta h the Bain on which the
whole SOL= oh Eurepran Polities is founded, and when it is con •
Wend as conitituting one of the midi important Parts of the Bri-
t* Dominions, ard ae forni'ng a B-rrier to the ambitious Projects
of the Government of France, a complete Hißory and &sallied
Account of that 111414,1 canoot but deeply intereft every Emilia-
man. Independently, however, of Its fingular political and mili-
tary Impustance, tl4s :nand is not left worthy of particular Attest.
thin, as containing the Lift ory,arsiced ',Aleutian of Chivalry, an
loititntlgo which has preferved the Spirit of Its Formation :ince
the time of the Holy Wan, and which has diltingulihed ad( by
its ertraordlou7 Esplidts, through fo many Ages, in Defence of
the Chrittian
vrinted for RICIAA RD PRILLII S. No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black-

triage and to be bad of all !foot&lire.

N.H. A few7o--pies of the large and fplendid Chart of tbc two
Nadu, drawn under the Diteeliun of the Author, and finely en-
graved by Mate, may be Juni icparately, price one Guinea, or one
Gupolt and a Bali gat au CaitYa and &Mg in a Cate for ta
Yuchat.
London, England, 1805-03-19

LONDON MARKETS;

CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MARCH iB.
A RETURN OF FLOUR,
Prom the 2d of March to the Bth of March.
Total-14458 tacks--Average 945. rd.—
es. id. higher than hit return.
RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only Items the
4th of March to the 9th of March—Total 11,4[7 Q2arters.
Average woe 7id.-2e. bid lower than loft return.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH.
Bags 41 TOW to Si lOW I Pockets 41 kfi to 6! 6s
PRICE of HAY and STRAW in SMITHFIELD.
Hay, per Load, 41. 41. to of Os
•
Clover - sL oe. to cl. 0e
Straw, per Load 21. zos. to 01. ca.
SMITHFIELD, March 18.
To fink the offal--per ftone of 81h.
Beef 4s 341 to 6s od I Veal 41 ed to 6s 44
Mutton se oil to 6s ad Pork 4e 84 to 6s od
1111410 OW TRH OAT.
Bea te about woo—Sheep 12,000.
NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, March 18.
Per Rase of Sib. by the autafe.
Beef sa 8d to se 04 LVeal 4,4 d to 6s 44
Mutton pSdto 6s 24 Pork 43 81 to se 44
COAL EXCHA GE, March
Beft Coals, in the Pool, per Chaldean 48e. 64.
Delivered to Houfekeepers at 601.
Sunderland, per cluldrou 413. 6d.
Delivered to Houfekeepers at 531. 6d.

BIRTHS.

Ag Farringdoa, Berks, the Lady of jofeph T. Hone, Efq. of* fon
On the nth What, in Park•lanc, the Hoe. Mrs. Codrington ,
of a fon.
At Trevalor, in Cornwall, the Lady of Bore Price, Efq. of a
daughter.
London, England, 1805-03-19

CHILBLAINS arc cured by one application of
WHITEHEAD's Fluid ESSENCE of MUSTARD, and the
fevereß Sptalns and Brunie, in Ids than half the time ufually
taken by Upodeldoc, Arquebufade, or an, other liniment or em-
broaition ; and dared immediately after any accident, it prevents
the part turning black.
The Mallard Pills are alto taken with fingular fpecefs in all
Rheumatic, Paralytic, and Gouty affeEtinns, Numbnlfs, Spafms
or wandering pains, Flatulency, Indigellion, and general Debility,
at the fame time, the waive fluid Effence is applied to the parts
affeCted, in dude complaints where necelfary. It is prepared and
fold at as. pd. each boa or bottle, by R. Johann, Apothecary.
No. is. Greek-hetet, Soho, London.

Chilblain Ointment. for clement fpeedily beating
broken Obillitalos, is altoprepand by Mr joinftb, price is. eV
sub Bor.
London, England, 1805-09-17

E.

FR/INCE.

PARIS, SEP I'ENIBER s.
Thy day before yellerday, at two in the afternoon
tlic Ernocror arrived at Malmaifon, accompanied by
tht Minider of Foreign Affairs, and yelerday he
hal a confultation with the laid Minifler at the Pa-
lace of Sr. Cloud.

The Combined Squadron, which failed from Fer-
rol on the 4th of Atigull, arrived at Cadiz on the
24th 'of the fame month. The Englith Admiral Co
Littowo ,n rode at anchor in Cadiz Road. on the fame
morning, with four thips of the line and one frigate,
and had nearly been taken, but he got into Gib.
salter.
London, England, 1805-09-17

- ,
NORTHERN TRAVELS.—This day were publilhed,
In one large and elegant Volume Quarto, price Two Guinns in,
toards.entticUithed with feveraangravings by Medland,
TRAVELS ROUND THE BALTIC, through
•L DENMARk, SWEDEN, RUSSIA,PART of POLAND,
and PRUSSIA, in the Year sibs.
By JOHN CARR, Efq.
Author of the Stranger in Frees, 8%.
Printed for RI CU AR D PHILLIP% No. 6, Bridge-Ectalt, Blacitfriara.
Thls day was publiffsed, in One Volume Voolfeip, Svc price I. in"
boards, the Firdrth Edition •
POEMS fro.n the POR TUGUESE of LUI3 de
CAMOENS, with Remarks on his Lie and Writing.,
By I.ord Virsount STRANGtORD. •
Printed for Juno Carpenter,Old Boutharect ; ssiedleinat be
had,
t. Odes of Anacreon. tranflat.Englithverfe, with Noon
ByThos hloore,Ffq The Sib vols.,,poice las. boards.
a. 'llse Poetical Works or the late Thonie I.lWe,'Efq,e. The
riefisth Edition • p "Is in boards. • • •
÷ • —a- • %fr.
Thisy was padatitheid, a Nei/4410m; the Thityl,
r E PETIT NEP FINE • *FRANCAIS, or
FRENCH COASTING PILO r, fur tire Coaft of Flanders,
Channel, the Bay ef Bikay, and Mediterranan : to which Is added
the Coaft of Italy from the River Var to Cape Spartivento, with
the North Coati of Sicily and the lUand of Corfica. liluftrated
with Forty Charts and Phins, carefully reviled and augmented.
By J. F. DEsSIOU,
Matter of the Royal Navy.
Printed for W. Paden, Geographer to his MaJefly and to his
Royal Highncb the Prince of Wales, Charing-Crete, price Two
Gui9eas in boards ; and fold by E. Hozland, Plymouth ; W. Wood
ward, Portfea; and W Lee, Hyde.
London, England, 1805-09-17

PRESENT CATE OF FRANCE.

This day waspublifhed. price 3s. 6d.
AFAITHFUL Account of the prefent STATE
of FRANCE. and of the FRFNCH PEOPLE under the
Defperifm of BONAPARTE; containing Authentic Particulars
sad Anecdotes of the Government—the Military—the Police—
the Laws—the Public Amufenonts of Paris-.-the Manners,Drcfs,
and Domenic Society—the late Coronation—the Pope and Rea-
gion—tbe Legion of Honour—Trade and Manufactures--the
War with Fiagland—the Englith in France—the Bourbons—the
Price of the Neceffities of Lite. &c. &c. &e.
By an ENGLISH GENTLEMAN,
Who efcaped froth France in the Month of May.
Printed for RICHARD Pat t. t rs, Bridge- ftrect, Blackfriars ;
_ _ _

and to be had of atilßookfcliert.
London, England, 1805-09-17

-W-1:111'OLIOli INN, drI2STIA.

•
To be and tittered upon immediately,
A LL that convenient and well eilablithed Inn,
Gtuatcd in the centre of the City of Cl:idler, known by the
nter.e of the WHITE-LION, late in the occupation of Mr. John
Pant alcceafed (and now carried on by his Executors) with all
the attached and d.tached buildings, large Yard, and extenave
and roomy Stabling. 'Fite Furniture, which is modern and in et-
c.ll,ot prefervatioo. a value le and well (elected flock of Old
Winaand Spirits, fit eltTant lihnft-chailes, with capital Horfes, to
be taken at a fair valuation ; and the tenant may be accommodated
. .

with a Share in the Stage-coaches which come to the Ins.
ror particulars, apply to Mr. Georg; or Mr. Furber, Cheftcr,
fac Exteutorseptembar it.

?Rip: CHEESE.
TO BE 501.0 BY AUCTION,

At the Nirbtte Hart ton, Harwich, on l'udday the 24th of Sep-
tember, 1805,1 a Lets, (rota about tent. to amt.
UPWARDS of Forty Tons of EDAM and
GOUDA CHEESE. The Cargo landed front the Eliza.
lath Maria, Peter Cbriflianfen Malt r, captured by Ms Majelty's
Cut Brig the Aureffor, Lieutenant J. Watfon Commander
'1 he Cheek may be fern on application to Mr. Edward Poole,
eat Mr. Hies O*ce in Harwich, where Catalogues rnay be bed
the day before the Sale, and Its the ilia= time at Mr. Sykes',
Aruud(l.ltreet,Loadua.

KEN M ILLER.RainI OTHERS.
To be SOLO by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A Weil.elabi:lhed FREEHOLD CORN WIND-
S 1 MILL, fr. one on Baikal Hill, in the parilh of Seafalter, in
the count./ of Kent, with the Furniture and Utinfils therzto be•
longing, which *arks two pair of ftoncs. And ago a piece of
Freehold Mrs.:ovr Ground, on part of whh.h the Paid Mill has been
aided, coot:alai in length 3 roods aiiil3 feet, and is breadth
3 roods and three feet, more or lets, together with a right of way
out of the piddle highway, leading front Whitßahle and Canter-
Lury so tit! laid Wind Mi I and Premifes.
The Mill is in compkte repair and very fuhftantial, the internal
part Sting huilt of oak timber, is equally eligiole for the country
tr.Al: and the London market, being within 6 miles of the city of
Canterbury, and talf-amile of the fea at Whititable. The pre-
f.:ices are. in the occupation of the owner, and immediate poffel.
Eon nuy he bad.
Alto a l'oxitold Menage. Stable and Prenoifes. with an excel-
lent t itcr of Meadow Laud contiguous to the (aid Mill, coutain-
ii.g by in two Acres and a bait, now in the occupation of
d Sandy, Si tenant from year to year.
For I,3rticulars arpty to Mr. Ireland, Solicitor, Staple Inn, or
Ist.aton, Solicitor, Canterbury, Who will thew tJae prroilfes.
London, England, 1805-09-17

FOR THE USE OP SCHOOLS.

This day was publilked, price 3s.
ik TREATISE on the CONSTRUCTING and
COPYING all kinds of GEOGRAPHICAL. MAPS.
Part the firit elucidates the Globular, Stenographic and Merca-
tor's Projeetions of the World—Part the fecond, On the 1-rojec-
tion of Maps of particular parts of the World—Part the third, A
Befeription of lottruthents, by the help of Which the Meridians and
Parade!, of Latitude may be drawn with facility—Part the fourth,
Diredions for infesting Places, Drawing Rivers, Sea Coats, and
other Boundaries, and for Copying, Colouring, Mounting, and
other Minutia of Mapping, illuftrated with Copper Plates and
Woodcuts.
By THOMAS DIX,
Author of a Treatiie on Land Surveying, Ste.
Sold by Scatchard and Letterman, Ave-Maria•lane; and T.
Greenhill, 14, Gracechurch-Srcet, London; and all uMer Book -
Calera.
London, England, 1805-09-17

HEMORRHAGE.

This day was pnbUthedinotTeVoltUneo6tlTO, illuftrated with
fifteen copper-plates, price Half.A.Guinea in boards,
ATREA rtsE ttmn the PROCESS employed by
Nature in fappreffutg the HEMORRHAGE from Di
vided and Pundured Arteries, and on the tile of the Ligature;
concluding with Olitreations on Secondary Hemorrhage.
N B. Ihewnocg deduced front AN EXTENSIVE SERIES
of EXPERIMENTS, and illuitrated with fifteen copper plates.

By J. F. D. JONES, M.D.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London.
Printed for RICHARD Parcurs, No. 6. Bridge-ftreet, Shack-
friars; fold by Guthrie and lair, and by E. Balfour, Edinburgh,
by W. Albert, Dublin, and by all Bookiellers.
Of whom may alto be had, jult publifbed,
Mr. You NO on the NATUR6 and ACTION of CANCER, with a
view to the eitabliflunent of a regular mode of Coat by natural
Sepa.ation, price 41. 6d in boards.
London, England, 1805-03-21

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Samuel Farmer and James Savage, carpenters, Camberwell, Ja.
nuary 16, 1805.
Samuel Brown, joreph Ermvo William Scott, and Thomas
Hobbes Seen., merchants, Saint Mary Hill, London, March 14.
Edward Hall, Smith Hall, and John Hall, hollers, London,
December, 1804.

Anthnny Moat, W. Harris, and Edward Peall, worfted
furs, SHIM, March 3t.

William Danis Joie% and Robert Taylor, brewers, Liverpool,
March ta, a Boy.
William Wiggins, cm. and Richard Churchill, brewers, Clollen-
well, March 8.

Ifaac Satterthwaite, and Thomas Chilwell, liquor merchants,
Tanworth, Stafrordasire, January 4.
George Life, and John Life, Innkeepers, Harrowgate, York-
mire, February a 6.

Jurepb Sim;ns, and Samuel Simnis,*upholftererF, Blackman•
!trete, December 25, 1804.

Ralph Alderfon, and William laifoc, carriers, Prefton, lanea-
Aire, March so.

George Hanlon, George Smith M'Kenzie, end Robert Harling-
ton, jun. Nolan manuf.dturere, Manchefter, March t+

DIViDENDS.

April to. Thoirias Row, late of Bath, butcher, at lx, at the Chrif-
topher Inn and Tavern, Bath.
April 30. Thomas Towle and joilitia Jackfon, of Ncsvgate.ilreet,
London, warchoufemen, baberdalbers and copartners, at nine,
at Guildhall.
April a. Thomas Cottle, late of Bath, foaphoiler, at twelve. at the
Came and Ball Inn, bath.
May i 4. joreph Hook, of Bermondfey-Oreet, Surrey, leather-
desire'', dealer and chapman, eleven, at Guildhall.
April 2. John Colvill, of Adam.ftrect, Rotherbitbs, Surrey, car-
penter and builder, at ten, at Guildhall
April a. Robert Wettlake, of Batter, Devonlbire, grocer,at ten,
at Guildhall, London.
April a. Richard Lawrence, of New Windfor, Berke, bricklayer,
at ten, at Guildhall, London.
London, England, 1805-03-21

NEW COMEDY.

This day was palirbed. rite is. U.
'THE SCHOOL of R EFORM ; or, How to Role
'I
*Hufband; a Comedy in Five Ads. as performed at the
Theatre Royal Covent Garden, with aniverfal applaufe.
By THOMAS MOR'T'ON, Ithi.
Printed, hie Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-row.
Of whom may be bad, jun publith‘d,
The How arssocs, a Comedy, as performing at the Theatre
Royal Drury.lane, price as. 6d.
In a kw days will be publilled,
To MARI!, OR Nor TO MARRT,a Comedy, as preforming at
the Theatre Royal Covent Garden, written by Mrs. InchJald.

This day was publifhed, in Odtavo, pricc As.
Volume V. Part t.

OF REPORTS of CASES argued and dctermin-
ed in the High Court of Admiralty, In the time of the Right
Hon. Sir WiLtia se Smarr. Containing Prize Cafea determined
in the yearn 1803-t Bo4,fincc the commencement of the prefent war.
London: Printed by A Btrahan. Printer to his biLjeity, for
J. Butterworth, and fori. White, Fleet-Rrest.
Of whom may he ha he eight former limbers nrthe Reports,
containing Cafes detrimilied in the courfe of the lalt war, price
Sa. limed, Of bound in 4 VOli. 3l.

This day was pub:lilted, price 6s. boa; ds, imo. or on on:: p.,per,
Bvo. board,.
_ _

AVIEW OF RELIGIONS—in three Parts:—
Part T. Containing an Aphabetical Compendium of the De-
nominations among Chrillians.

Part 2. Containing a brief Account of Paganiftn, Mabornedifm,
Judaifro, and Deifun.
Part 3. Containing a View of the Religions of the different Na-
tionl of the World.

Pubbibcd in America by H. Adams, new reviled and corrated,
and an Flay ou Truth prrlized.
By ANDREW FULLER.
Printed for W. Button and Son, Paternofter.row, and T.
Williams, Stationers' Court.

TO THE CLERGY.
SIXTY-THREE SERMONS, printed in ;mita-
tioo of Atanufcripts, warranted ORIGINALS never preached,
may DOW be had at G. Kamm ax's, Bookfelkr, No. 46, Fleet-
itrect, London, at vs. 6d each. Thcfc Dikourfes are rational and
imprcffive, defigned to fct genuine piety and good:leis in a chear-
ful and attradive point of view ; or to enforce the practice of vir-
tue, from motives of the moft liberal and perfufiave kind ; a tight
knowledge of the world, and of the human heart, tend to give
jolt notions of life,and to render it happy. In this new publica-
tion there are Sermons for Chriftmas, Lent, Good Friday, Eager,
Whitfunday, &c &c.

Tb day was publithed,
By BELL and BRADIFU't L' (a new Edition. being the third), in
Five Volumes, oftavo, illultratoil with Maps, together with a
copious 1.1.14 x, nn. firft added, price 11. in boards,
THE HIS CORY of the PROGRESS and TER-
MINATION of the ROMAN REPUBLIC.
London, England, 1805-03-21

FEMALE ATTRACTION.

LiI_7PERFLUOUS HAIRS have ever been ennfi-
nerd as one of tbc greaten blemithcs In a Female Face.—
Alfred's Royal CompoStion, an Article univerfally efteemed by the
Court of France, at the time of its greaten beauty and fplendour,
and bin, prepared for the beautiful Ant6inette, is earl:M.ly recent
mended to the Ladles of this country for effectually eradicating
aL Supea!uout Hans (rain the Face and Arms, without eaufing
the kat! unpieafant fenfation; the [kin by the application becomes
evidently more ek.a and ddicate,"dordequertly the eompktion in
effentially improved. tin fold in packets at Ss. 6d. and is. each.
WhoLfale and retail by Bert!, Greek-Met, Soho ; Ilendrie and
Son, ' ichborne-itreet ; Gatti, and Lea, ys, New Bond Itrect •
warrtr and Roller, skinner-ftreet, Snowhill ; Shaw and Edwards,
sr. Paul's Church-yard ; Crysr, 6d, Cornhill; Sangurine,Strand ;
C.ultafs tad, Great Ruffen-Wed ; Humphries, nB, Oxford
ftrect ; and Vic.;, r!,T.,ndltockltrrct alto by one perfon In every
principal town in the Usated Kingdons.
London, England, 1805-03-21

BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND.

Gerald Firszerald, a Kaururk, woollen draper ; and Rohert Bur-
kett, of Ennifcorthy, apothecary, to furrender on the 26th and
s7th inft. and 27th April
. _ _

Rich %Intim', of Dublin. Raymtker, to furrender on the 27th and
aBth loft. and 27th April.
Richard White and jaws Doyle. of Leixlip, county of Kildare,
brewers, to lurn•nder on the asth and akli init. and 25th April
Edw. Cotter, of Cork, grocer, furrendcr on the 22d and 2id init.
and 23.1*April
Patrick M•Derrpott. of Porurtingtor, carpenter, to furrender the
lath and rath ittlt. and I,;tb April,
London, England, 1805-03-21

NO. s 6, CORNHILL.

TICKETS and SHARES are now felling by
HORNSSI and CO. Three Pounds Ten Shillings p.e Tic-
hct Cheaper than at the commencement of the Drawing of the
lag Lnttery. The prefent Grad Scheme la highly approved of
and meets with univerfal rapport, as fueh,Horniby and Co deem
ft their duty to make the fame known as loon as polhble to pre •
vent their Friends paying fo extravagantly for their delay. It is
true the whole of the Tickets were dlipofed of in the kik Lottery.
and it may be fairly prefumed they will be is the pref.:fly which
begin! Drawing the zyth of May.
orders by Letter or Carrier, executed on the fame terms as if
yrefost.--Prizes paid on Demand, whether a stl. or a;oPc.
London, England, 1805-03-21

THE MEDITERRANEAN FLEET.

A Correfpondent has favoured us with the follow-
ing particulars, extradled from a letter from an Officer
orthe Ac atom bomb, relative to the late anion :
" Lieutenant Crocket of the Marines, (a paffenger) Ms (avant,
and one roman, were killed -.Lieutenant Picket, of the dnfon,
(a paffaiger) was nightly wounded in the lip ; Mr. Stephens, Mid-
Chipman, and (even faunal and invalid paffeogers wounded.
" The Hortenfe had 300 men, befides 350 troops, chiefly engl.
neon and artillerymen, with numerous field pieces, &c —The
Captain acknowledges to have had t 6 men killed; the number of
wounded is not Rated.—She failed from Malaga the t 7th of Fe-
bruary, wind at Ealt, and Rood diroßly over to the Barbary thore.
" The Sally, one of the convey, kw the brig Union. of jerfey,
on her beam-ends. In a heavy gale, one man in the main top, but
could sword no affittance. The brig Btaydes and the Wiltiara
parted in a gale before the ifi of February, and did not join the
convoy again.

Flan; the 19th of January to the ad of February, conikant
and very fevere gales of wind from the N. W. to the S. W. had no
gale of wind at E. from the nth of January. The account in the
French papers, Rating the Toulon fleet had bean driven back by
hard gales at E. is fa*, and 01:20t to deceive, as the wind was cer-
tainly from N. W. to S. W. and !slowed extremely hard.
" A Spaniih (hip, prise to the Amazon frigate, driven out of Gib.
raltar in a gale of wind, was running for Malta, and fell in with
the convoy, which the joined, and is believed to have cfcaped....
The dollars had been taken on board the Amason.

." An exchange of prlfoners had been agreed upon at Malaga.
and a cartel would fall In a few days for Gibraltar, after the Bad of
February."