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THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 17, 'Sop
will be performed the Tragedy of
BARBAROSSA.
Achmet, Mafter BETTY ; Irene, Me,. H. SIMONS.
To which will be added the Mufieal Entertainment of
MARIAN.
To-morrow, the Tragedy of Douglas.
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CHESTER RACES, MAY 9.

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Friday

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TY. They extended from Cumberland gate, towards
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Company of Sharp-Shooters.
Colonel Lord Aat Hz a se'
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ad Ditto Ditto - Ditto ditto.
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PATENF RETIRING STOVES.
WILLIANI SLARK and SON, furnithing Iron-
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thc Nobility and Gentry the tife of his Patent Retiring Stoves, the
fuperior advantages of which areobviouson the Ilighteft infpedtion,
as they poirefs every requitite fur warming rooms, and at the fame
time give an opportunity of reducing the heat at pleafurc, when
eve:the air becomes more ratified thanis art-table or whokfume
fur refpiration. The conftruetion is perfedUy fimple, and cannot
be p It out of order, and thc fire. al(o may be catinguillied without
Liking out, by which means danger Is avoided, and daft (fo injuri
ass to furniture) prevented.
The Patent Stcani Kitchen to be fern in ufe every day; Ranges,
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&3 of Kitchen Furniture, in Iron, Copper, and Double block
Tin.--Bell Hanging in a (amine ftyle.
London, England, 1805-07-13

DUBLIN, yuLr 9.

Saturday, the Commiffion of Oyer and Termluer
was opened by the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR be-
fore the Hon. Jußice Fur year us, and Baron Gactos,
and new Grand Juries fworn in, for the City and
County of Dublin.
At the Comariffion yeßerday, there were three
perfons capitally convifted for forgery on the Bank
of Ireland, viz. John Mourn, Jo& Gallaher, and
.7aha
Dada*. Pder liinrobrep was acquitted of the charge
of palling forged notes.
The caufe of Mr. Ferries refignation has been
very erroneoufly Rated in the Englifh newfpapers.
In the Ides Ditlillery Bill, and Hearth Money Bill,
which were prepared by that Right Hon. Gentleman,
a dank was introduced by him, transferring certain
bufinefs from the Board of Revenue to the Board of
Cullom& Lord HAWICIIIIIVILY, when the Bills came
before the Committee, altered each Bill, which put a
negative on each of the claims. Thole Bills, as being
Money-Bills, were thrown out by the Commons, and
new Bills were introduced on the fame night, by our
Chief Secretary, to the fame effed. Mr.TOSTIII fat
on the Oppolition Bench at the time, but took no part
in the bufiners.—Frvernaa's journal
London, England, 1805-07-13

JUNI 13.

The expedition under Sir Jasel3 Cacao is Rill lying
in the Bay, waiting for further orders ; they have
now been exaLly one month here, and it feems a
very extraordinary circumfance that a fine army, of
Soon men, fhouid have been here for fo long a time,
idle on board of tranfports, when their Cervices might
have been fo ufcfully employed in other parts of the
world.

General Moitrzu arrived at AlgeGras yeßerday
morning. In his way from Tangier he landed at
Tariffa, a (mall town in the middle of the Streights,
where be was received with every honour and mark
of dißinflion, and he is expeeed in the Spanith lines
to-day, to examine the works of this place.—Five
snore gun boats arrived !aft night at AlgeGras. Their
force is now exaOly forty gun boats. two mortar.
boats, and two howitzer boats ; it is to be iuereafed
to ferenty
London, England, 1805-07-13

EAST INDIA HOLIER, Yody ta, tBO5.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of
UNITED COMPANY of AfERPHANZ9 of ENG-
LAND, trellimg tc the EAST-INDIES, A berth y gigot Wits.,
That a General Court of the laid Company will be held at their
Heufe In Leadenhall-ftreet, on Friday next the 19th 'nitwit, to
approve and confirm the following unanimous Refolution of the
General Court of this day, viz.
" That this Court, refer! in- to their Refolution of the 28th Fe-
" bruary Lift, and taking into canfideration the Proccedino
" of the Court of Diredlors of the afirli ultimo, do approve eg
" the Salaries preprife.'. to be attached to the feveral fituatious
" therein mentioned, fubjea to the ctnfirmation of a future
" Genera: Court."
WILLIAM ms.dr,c ecre.aey.

SCARCE AND VALUABLE ANTIQUE COINS.
-ro be DISPOSED OF, a FIVE-GUINEA
PIECE of GOLD COIN, William lad Mary, alma 1694,
believed to he nearly unique ; a GUINEA. HALF Cltr/WN.
and SHILLING, of tile fame reign ; a GUINEA, Chaat.4
anno 1677, very fcarce ; an antique GOLF) COIN, Eat: larger
than half a guinea, with charadl,:rt fuppofed Pcrfic ; a GOLD
COIN, fame fize as thC laft, of the lAntlgrave of Helre Caltel,
anon 1737 ; a large SILVER COIN. fize of a crown piece, Max.
Hen. Eke. Cologne, anon 166 b ; alfo a LIMA SHILLING. Geo.
11. 1745. Application to Meas. Trentrnat., Exeter (if by lettcr
poR p:ad), wifl be attended to.
London, England, 1805-07-13

MIDDLESEX SESSIONA

Yefterday 'Eu'ward Norris, a haymaker, was con-
vided of an atrault upon Margaret Welton, who
worked in the fame field with him, near Hendon. He
was fentenced to be imprifoned three months.
MaAal! was tried under the Alt palled in
the t Silt year of the reign °lQleen Elizabeth, againft
the Compounding of Penalties.
The fabilance of the evidence was, that the prifo-
ner had hid an infortnation againft the profecutor for
taking iticgal infurances, and that he had afterwards
dernanded •tnd taken money for flaying farther pro-
ceedings. There was Come little mifunderflanding.•
however, between lime of the witneffes, and their
(tories did not exadly correfpond. The Jury, there-
fore, under the direction of the Chairman, gave a
verdict of acquittal.
homer, Saunders was indicted for defrauding
Char4es Goodall, a watchmaker in Bridges-ftreet,
Covent Garden, out of a watch. The prifoner oh
tained the watch by defer ibing bimfelf to be the owner
of it, when in fad it belonged to a Mrs. Dort-11%ton,
the wife of a Bow-ftreet officer. The Jury found him
Guilty. _ _

Barnet Barnet, the keeper of an old iron (hop in
Whitechapel, was profecuted by the Board of Ord-
nance for receiving feveral lets of brats gnn locks
from a boy ten years of age, who had ltolen them
from the Tower. It appeared the Defendant hall en-
couraged the boy to bring the property, and that he
gave an inferior price for it.—Guilty.
London, England, 1805-07-13

APERSON of RESPECTABILITY, who has
held a (null Appointment under Government for there a 6
years,who has a wife and two &pall Children depent:ing folely on
Is ex. rtions for their fupport, and whole ruin mutt lie inevitable,
unleG ht Zooid be to fortunate as to obtain a kw youiultfrocn a
generous Public ; looks with a pitahng and anxious hope to this
lall refoarcc as the only means to enable him to retain his from-
Cun, prefenrc Ms rtipetability, rapport his familf, and five him
from prifon. It would bore take up too much (pace to detail his
long (offerings and exertions to keep his wants a ferret in his own
l6oluent his cntleavAirs have failed, a,tui he humbly begs so ref.r
gh„pc whom PuovinENCs has Metres' with a difpotitiou to relieve
the wants or their know creatures, for a fuller account to Meire..
}indult anti Stirling, Bankers, No. 345, Strand, and Meffrs. Bal.
drro, Lulhington, and Cu. No. 30, Cornbill, where the frnalleft
donations will he moll thankfully received and gratefully acknow.
lodged. He begs to mourn hts molt grateful thanks to,
0. H. (of Sonde: land), Li 00l B. a 1 o 0
Anonymous - clALady o to 6
K. F. Ffq. a 0 01 Anonymous,front Btiftol o 0
X. Y. Z. - o o H. A. a.O 0
London, England, 1805-07-13

GIBIIALTA,YEINA it.

Veflerday morning the Euavoics add %audio,
lived here from England, with a convoy from Bore-
mouth under their charge. They fpoke with part of
Admiral Coi.LIN (swoop's fleet of nine fail of the line,
off Cadiz, whictrits now blockading that port.
In the afternoon we faw the expeaed reinforce-
ment of gun and mortar boats arrive from Cadiz, at
Algefiras ; they confifted of is gun boats, two mor-
tar boats, and two howitzer boats. This now makes
thirtrfeven gun and mortar boats at Algefiras ;
and a large addition is alfo coming from Carthagena
to cninplete the number to fatty.
Ile whole is to be commanded by Admiral Ddn
BaoNo de EZETA, who yeflerday hoifted his flag at
Algefiras, and is univerfally reckoned tobe one of the
moft daring and enterprizing officers in the Spanifk

navy.
Our accounts from Algefiras alto Rate, that Ge•
neral MORE AU is expeCted there fromTangiers, where
be has been for this fortnight paR.
_ _

So large a flotilla, collecting at Algefiras, has
caufed a variety of fpeculations; as, duringthe famous
liege, they never had above thirty gun and mortar
boats employed againft the garrifon at any one time,
and now they are collecting double that number.
The enemy, however, are not making any addi-
tional preparatkns towards the land fide, fo that
there is nothing apprehended from that Tuner.
The garrlfi n is in general tolerably healthy, tho'
great druskennefs prevails among the troops, and a
few days age (on the Bth of June) all the wine houfes
were ordered in the public orders to be opened for
the troops, from (even in the morning till eight in
the evening, a meafure which will certainly increafe
the evil, though it may add very confiderably to the
emoluments of the Commander in Chief, who de-
rives great perfonal profit from a tax laid upon the
wine drank in the wine houfes.
London, England, 1805-05-21

THE KING V. ROBERT OSNINT.

This was a conviaion of the Defendant for having
in his poffeffion naval flores belongieg to his Majefly.
The Defendant was 65 years of age ; for 35 of
which he had been labourer in Plymouth dock yard ;
during all which time he had born an excellent cha.
rafter, as was Rated by the affidavits of feveral of his
neighbours. He was Paid to be the owner of fome
houfes ; on his behalf it was alledged he had only
one (mall houfe wherein he lived.

Mr. Jaktrza. for the Crown.—"" The pillage of
Bores in the dock yards almoft baffles the efforts of
juftice."
Lord ELLINIOROUGII." And, if we believe the
affidavits in favour of the Defendants, committed by
men of good charaflers ! The pillage is bad by any
body, but by a perfon entrufted with the care of the
property, intolerable."
Mr. Juffice LAWRENCE ••-•." I cannot help confider-
ing a good rharafter given in a cafe of this kind with
great diftruft, for it is generally conceived, by a cer-
tain clafs of men, there is no difhenefty, nor any thing
to impeach a man's charaEter, in his healing any
thing, provided he only takes the property of the
Crown. I remember a perfon tried before me at
Winchefter, for an offence of this fort, and he had
a charafler as good as any man at Portfmouth, and
as Coon as that charafler was given him, the Conn-
fel for the Crown produced the conviCtion of that
fame man, for the fame offence, two years before.—
I Rate this by way of eflimate of the good charafler
of fuch perfons."
Lord ELLENBoacnyCH.•" The good charafler of
inch perfons arifes out of a community in the offence;
3o or 4o perfons gave good charafters to the Hedges,
before me; who were conviEted of the molt barefaced
plunder ; they had not only good, but the very bell
charafters." _ _ _

Mr. junice GRoss." The common feeling of peo-
ple of this kind is, that a man has a good chara6ter
if he pilfers nothing but from the Crown."
Lord ELLE NBOROUG H.—They get gond charaQers
by paying their way, which they can do out of the
pocket of the King."
Remanded, and ordered to be brought up at a
future day for judgment.
London, England, 1805-05-21

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FROM LLOYD's LIST.

GRAYS SE ND, MAY 20.—Paffed by, the Counters of Limerick,
—, and the. Two Brothers, Moore, front Norway;
Backman, from Stockholm ; Sanderherg, —, from Gottenburg;
Faris, Mallis, from Stockholm; Crockery, Malkin; from Croc-
kery ; Vrow Bike, Haunta, from finhclen ; Friendfhip, Lotiplen,
Reward, Page, and the Hawke, Roberts. from Plymouth.—Sailed
the Briton, Morley, for Gibraltar ; Naney, Gills, for Tonnin3en
Drirdicheden, Aloe-m(ons, for Norway; Anna Dorothea, knfon,
for Roltock; Onniibu-, Dirk; Anna, Plug, and the lien:lnca Ja-
cobs,--, for Eruhdcn.

A letter from St. Vincent's, of the 2711 March fay.,
44 The ELK 111 ig of %vat, with about 70 fai7- f veffels
under convoy it ,nt Jamaica, which (tiled from Bar-
badoes on the r Bth instant, paff:d this in tnd only two
days ago, and were clearly ken from St. Luck, on the
22d. They were becalmed for four days in light of
dn. ifl trid. The French lquadron, confining of five
fail of the line, three 44'., and two or three 'loops,
were icon on the 23d, from the heigh-- -
ileering W. N. W. by W. at different
can be ni, doubt but that they were in

And as littic of their taking at leaft ha-If

;hts of St. Lucie,
it times. There
purfuit of them,
tall of thezn.".
London, England, 1805-05-21

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

Henry Britt, otherwife Brett, convined of wilful
corrupt perjury at the late Middlefex Elation, was
called, upon the recognizance of his bail, to appear
and receive judgment. Upon his non appearance the
recognizance was ordered to be ellreated into the Ex-
chequer.—The Court afterwards went into new trials,
and, at three o'clock, Lord ELLENBOR-OUGH fat at
Nifi Prius, to difpofe of undefended caufes.
London, England, 1805-05-21

TO BE LEl',

A DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE, with
its Appurtenances, far the reception of a Small Genteel
Family, fituate near the Pleafant and Cheap Market Town of
Dulvertott, in the County of &mulct. The Premifes are in com-
plete repair, 'tavirg t -.en built only a few years, and confilt of two
Parlours, three Bed-rooms, and two Garretc, a Kitchen, Cellar,
Miry, and Brewhoufe, Three-Stall Stable, Orchard, and two Gar
dens. The lunation is molt pidurefque and delightful, in the
midst of a fine Spor.ing Country; and a Trout Stream runs in
fr,nt of the Premifes.

For further particulars and to treat, apply (if by letter poft paid)
to Meffrs. Mayo and Pcarfe, Solicitors, Cloak-Lane, London, or
to T. H.S. Brown, Efq at Dulverton, who will Slew the premkes.
N. B. The Furniture, which is good and modern, may be taken
at a fair Appraifernent.

THE HON. AND REV. RICHARD BOURKE, PLAINTIFF
RIGHT HON. RICHARD EARL OF CLAN WILLIAM

AND OTHERS, DEFENDANTS.
PURSUANT to a Decretal Order made in this
Caste, bearing date the tzth day of December, 1804, I will
on Tuefday, the 18th of June next, at one o'clock in the after-'
noon at the Chancery Chamber, Dublin, fat op and fell by Pub-
lic Cant, the feveral Mates veiled in the Plaintiff by Aft of Par-
liament, and decreed to be fold, that is to fay, the Fee and Inhe-
ritance of the Lands of Spring-houfe„Xnockroc, B:illynaclough,
Maugh, Golden Abbyathafili, Cappadrumin, and Milltown, La-
ginitown,ArdoSerreen, Mantle-hill, Ballygriffin, and Bathclogeen,
containing about 4897 Acres, Plantation meafure,producing 33'11.
9s. 4cl. yearly; and alto about 46 Acres of Land, richly planted
with Foreft Trees, together with the Timber growing thereon.—
TheEftate is fituate in the Barony of Clanwitliam, and County of
Tißerary, In the Golden Vale on the River Suit-, within four
miles of the City of Caffiel and of the Town of Tipperary, and
will be fold In the divifions mentioned and defcribed in printed
rentals of the raid Elate, to be had of Meirrs. Furlong and Cham-
bers, Phintirs Solicitors, Anngier• ftreet,Dublin ; and of Metres.
White and Fownes, Lincoln's London.
Dated this 2,5 th of April, tilos. THOMAS WALKER.
N. B. The printed Rentals will alfo be had of Peter Deane,
Cork; Henry D'Efterre, Efq. Limerick; and at the Office of the
Clonmel Herald, Clonmcl.

THE TRULY GENUINE Dr. NORRIS's DROPS,
FOR Fevers, Coughs, Colds, and all Diforders of
the Stomach and Bowes. have " Thomas Norris Moore "
engraved In the Stamp round each Bottle.
This molt important Caution feriouily concerns all who valti.!
Life and Health, as ftrange Mixtures are at this time hawking
over the Empire, in Bottles. and diredions copied from Dr. Nor-
nes, for the bate purpofes of impofition. All without this S;anip
and Name muft be counterfeit ; and whersver fuch are offered for
fate. pirate to fend particulars per Pat, to Dr. Norris's, No. zo,
Lower brook-itreet, Grofvenor-fguare, London, that the Public
mly be Advertifed thereof.
London, England, 1805-05-21

COMMITTLF OF WAYS AND MEANS.

Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the Report of the Committee
of Ways and Means, which was agreed to.
Atter fume converfation on the refolution relative to the Ramp
on bankers' checks in Ireland, for fmall fums, and bills ordered
accordingly, Mr. Fofter obtained leave to bring in fcveral bills
tznderint more effeetual the duties on paper, horarths, coaches,
hoiles. dogs, ferrants, dec. in Ireland.
As likcwife, after tome obLrvations from Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr.
Alexander. Mr. 1). Bourne, Mr. Orrniby, and Sir John Newport,
for furl...sling the number of thz Conuniflioners of Excifc in Ire-
land from tint tta revrn.

. -
Mr. A NDER brought up the Report of the Committee
en the Bill for encouraging the confumption of Heer in Ireland.
Several amendmems were introduced, and the Bill was ordered to
be read a third time cn,Wednefday.
Mr. FOSTER broogi t in a Bill for the better Regdlation of
the Duties on hith Malt ; which was read a firs time:sod ordered
to be printed and read a fecond time on Thurfday.
The French Wine Duty Bill was read a third time, and patted.
The funher confideration of the Report of the Committee on
the Bill for regulating the office of Paymaftet of the Forces was
poftponed to Wednefday.
The Lint Diftillery Bill was read a fc:ond time, and ordered
to Cc committed to-morrow—Adjourned.
London, England, 1805-05-21

7M KING V. THOMAS BANKS.

Mr. WALTON moved, that the Defendant may be
at liberty to withdraw hie plea of not geilty and de-
mur to this indiament, which was at the Defendant's
own rilk, for by a demurer he admitted the (alas, but
denied the law ariling out of them. He was csn-
vinced that no judgment could be pronounced againa
him in this cafe.—Rule to (hew oaufe wanted.
London, England, 1805-05-21

A FURTHER PROOF OF THE EFFICACY OF DIXON'S

ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary.
SIR—In confequence of feveral voyages to the EAR
Indies, I have contrated a bilious complaint, to fuch an alarm-
ing extent, as to be fcarcely able at times, to pay attention to the
duties of my Ihip. Through the recommendation of a friend, I
was led to make trial of your ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, by the ufe
of which, for a fhort time, I was to my aftonifhment. immediately
relieved; and have been, for a long while, totally free from any
returns of NA U SEA, yellowngs of the (kin. nervous and lick head.
ache, heart-burns, giddinefs, and other correfponding fymptonts of
the above complaint. he fuccefs of your remedy has induced
me to recommend it generally, and my brother In particular, third
officer of the Duke of Montrofe Intliaman, who laboured under a
work afflidlion, if poffible, than myfelf, has been in like manner
completely cured. I am, Sir, your obedient tenant,
ROBERT LUCAS,
Gravefend, Chief Officer of the Hoii. Eaft India
June 29, Igo4. Company's Ship, Union.
Sold Wholefale and Retail, at Mr. Butler's, No 4, Cheapfide,
and retail, by every Mime/able Medicine Vender in every Town
in the Unitei Kingdom, in Boxes at 20. 9d. and 6s. each.
London, England, 1805-05-21

MATRIMONY.

A GENTUMAN of refpet4463ity and indepen•
h dance, refiding in the Country, and of unexceptionable per-
fln and manner, would be happy to form a prudent Matrimonial
connedliJn. :c is effential that the Lady be well educated, good
enjnying good health, and fatished with retirement.—
,ptry is alto required, which there will be no objedion to let-
to the wifhes of the Lady. Letters with fufficient ex-
y'a..ation to lead to negociation,mity be addrelred to A. M. Z. No.
00, Oxf.rd-ilreet, and none will be received unlefs poll paid.—
prceautions will be taken to guard againft idle or improper
applications.

AGOVERNESS wanted in a private Family,
for three yours Ladle., from twelve to lateen years of age,
it the Comity of Isloriolk : fnv mull have been well educated, of
f.riel morals, and genteel manners, nut under 26 years of age, and
ptrfealy qualified for fuch a fituatinn—an tinglifh woman, and a
1.-roteitant.—...Any Perron &firms of fuch a fituation, will lend their
qualifications and terms, with proper references to any refpeelable
Family fur abilities and eLarader, to Mr. Pigge, Bookfcller, Lynn,

AMiddle-aged MAN, who ha. lived many years
in Liibon, of undeniable charaller, writhes to engage him-
felt iu a Merchant's nr Manufatturer% Counting hoar, in any
part of the three Kingdoon—uwierftands both Portugucfe and
Spnifh. No objedtion to go abroad. Letters direfted to D. B.
S. (pat paid) to No. 22, Deg-row,Betbnal Green, will be attend-
ed to.
London, England, 1805-05-21

ADMIRALTY COURTS,

Mr. CREEVEY moved for various Accounts of the Salaties
end Emoluments of the Judge of the High Court of Mimic ilty,
of the Resider of the Nigh Court of Admiralty, the Judge of the
Court of Appcal,
Thisproduced a converfation ,in which Sir W. Scott expreffed
his willingnefi to accede to the motion, if it were thought con-
cnive to the public advantage. Sir W. Burrowes, Mr. Corry,
the Attorney General, Mr. Vanfittart, Mr. Sturges Bourne, and
Dr. Lawrence, refitted it on the principle, that fuiScient grounds
for fuels a motion had net Seen afligned, and that the cafes were
extremely different between the emolumenu of the great Officers
of Juftice and thole of the Public Officers, through whole hands
the money of the State paired.
The motion was ti en negatived without a divifion.
Mr. VANSITTAR poflponed his motion for a Bill to regu
late the Police of Dublin, to Thurfilay.
Mr. JOHNS TONE from the Office of the Chief Secretary of
Ireland, prefented an Account of the number of Game Licences
ilfued in that country, which was ordered to be printed.
On the motion of Mr. FIUSKISsON it was ordered that there
he laid before the Houle an account of the rums remaining uuap•
plied, of the grants for naval fervlce in t 800, on the aft of Septem-
ber, in that year; and alto of the rums actually paid in September,
Odober, and November, of that year; as likewile of I got .
Mr. HUSKISSON prefeoted a Copy of the Orders given by
the Lords of the Treafury to Claude Scott, Efq. relative to the fele
of neutral prizes.
London, England, 1805-05-21

THF. KING V. FORBES.

Mr. Js (hewed caufe againft this Rule, which
was for a criminal information againft the Defen-
dant, commanding officer of an armed veffel called
the Griffin, for fending a challenge to Mr. Stone, an
officer at Dover, who infifted that the Defendant
(hould not come into the harbour until it appeared
that he had performed quarantine.
The Court ohferved, that officers in the fituation
of the Profecutor mutt be protthed in the execution
of their duty.—Rule abfolute.

THI KING V. LEMUEL CULLIVER.

A convittion for having refilled an officer of the
imprefs fervice, by which feamen that would have
been impreffed into his Majefty's fervice, were rercu-
ed. The Defendant, a farmer, in Dorfetfhire, was the
leader of the mob who made this refinance.

Mr. Juftice GROSE informed the Defendant of the
extent of his crime. That if, in there riotous proceed-
ings, any one had loft his life, the lives of all thole
who were concerned in that refiftance would have
been forfeited to the law, for they would have been
all guilty of murder. Sentence—" That the Defen•
dant be imprifoned in Dorchefter gaol for fix calen-
dar months, and then difcharged."
London, England, 1805-05-21

CORNiLIUS GROGAN.

Mr. MARTIN complained that tlTeartfw;to the order of the
Houle for a copy of the evidence and proceedings bef:re the Par-
liament of Ireland on the attainder of C. Orogm, Efq. was coots
pletely evafive. Ir was merely a copy of the Bill of Attainder,ae-
compat ied with a ftatement that the minutes of the evidence
were not ',refereed. and could therefore not be produced. This
appeared to him highly criminal
After a few words Irony Mr. FOSTER, who expreffeel his
opinion that fuch a record as that required by the Honourable
Gentleman did not cliff, Mr. MARTIN gave notice, that to-mor-
row he would move for the appointment of a Committee to en-
quire into the Rate of the Parliamentary Records in Ireland.
London, England, 1805-05-21

YEW MUSIC.

Jolt publifited, by BRODEILIP and WILKINSON, No. 13, Hay.
market, London,
A NEW Edition of the Mufic of THE TEMPEST,
4 .1- compofed by Henry Purcell, reviled and emended by Doc-
tor Bufby, mica tas.
Three Sonatas, with a Violin accompaniment, dedicated t•
Mad. Croft, by L. Von Mb, Op. ta. price tus.6d.
La Trophce, a Military Divertimento, dedicated to Sir Robert
Wilfon, by A. Voigts price 31.
The Mermaid, a favourite German Air, Stith variationally A.
Voig, price I.s.
A Grand Sonata pathetique, compered by L. Van Beethoven,
Op. :3, price a'.
A (lrand Qpintett for the Pia: o Forte, &c. &e. by L. Van. Bee.
thoven, Op. no, price ; , flt.
A Trio, for Violin, Tenor, a.id r.oloocello, by L. Van Beetho-
ven. op. 8, price ss.
Three Q2-irtete, for iv-0 Violins, Tenet, and Violoncello, op. tB,
I price ei,.. 6d —..1 Sonata for the Pi.ino Nerte,with a Flute Accom-
panyment, in which is introduced the Air of the Streamlet, coin-
! poled by G. Mali, op. 3, price is.
A Sonata for the Pia::o boric, in which is introduced the Airs
of H:piefs Primrofc, and Old fowler. by G. Mafi, prize 3a.
Madame Hillifberg's Tarcbc ~rine Dance, in Telemaque, by
G. 104, price as. ed.
Durandarte and Bellarme, as a Rondo. by J. H. Butler, a'. 6d.
Duncan Davidron, as a Baud°, by J. 11. Butler, price is. 6d.
All around the r%lar-pace, Py J H. Butler, price is.
B. and W.'s itth Book of Dances, for the Piano Forte.
A Sonata for the Piano Forte, No. t, front op. 30, price 3s.
A LIBRARY OF WIT.

This day was pulliihed, a new edition, in one clocely printed pot*
ket volume, price 6s. in h.Lirds, with a frocapiecc,reprefeming
Hogarth's Laughing Audience,
1 'HE ENC VCLOPE.DIA of WIT; containing
-1- upwards of THREE 'THOUSAND of the belt Rom Nto rs,
LAUGHABLE Axacciorts. and pieces of genuine Wit and Hu-
mour exiiiine in the i• ligliih lininage; being the moll complete,
pui e, and clacal,c..illeaion of ;hi: kind CM' ?titillated.
London, England, 1805-05-21

GIBRALT.gR, APRIL 5:

General Fox is extremely alliduous in adopting
every meafure for preventing the appearance of the
late horrible pellilence here again.
All the bedding that had been in ufe by the troops
was this day thrown into the fea, and two clean blan-
kets ifrued to each man in the room of it, but no
other bedding is to be given to the troops till the
summer has paffed without the fever appearing again.
A few days ago the houfe of an inhabitant, who
had ncgleaed to whitewafh and purify it, agreeably
the late proclamation, was furrounded by a par-
ty of the troops, and burnt to the ground as an ex-
ample to others.

By every account from Spain, and the different
ports of the Mediterranean, it has been very dearly
Afcertained, that the fame difeafe which appeared at
Malaga, was communicated to the following places
on the Coafl. of Spain and the Mediterranean : Cadiz,
St. Mary's, Algefiras, Velez, Malaga,Province of Gre-
nada, Alicant, Carthagena, Leghorn and Ragefa, in
the Gulph of Venice, all the intermediate towns and
country totally efcaping, a tlrong pooof that it conli
not proceed from any general Elate of the atmofphere.
It was alto carried to the Spanifh fort of Alhucema,
oppofite Malaga, on the coaft of Africa, where it
deftroyed molt of the garrifon, and the conviCts who
are kept there. From Malaga it fpread inland to
Antequera, 15 miles diflant, where half the inhabi-
tants perifhed by it, and it even fpread to the city of
Grenada, firty n.tiles 14. E. from Malaga ; luckily,
however, fo late in the feafon, that only between two
and three thoufand died of it.

The difeafe broke out at Algefiras, a town five
miles from this, on the oppofite fide of the Bay, about
a month after it began here, where, however, it was
loon put a flop to by the aCtivity cf the Spanith Ge-
neral, cutting off all communication with the infeCt-
ed houfes, not above one hundred dying of the dif-
cafe, though it is a larger towel than Gibraltar.

The fever never made its appearance at St. Roque,
or at the Spanith lines, only a mile from the gatrifon,
and it was univerfally reckoned to hare been the
healthieil feafon ever known in all the neighb3uring
country.

This goes by the AVENCRA Mop of war, which
fails the hill fair wind with a convoy for England.
The Rittowm, with the Amphitrite Spanifh fri-
gate, and the Abundance florefhip, fails from this in
about three weeks.

The following is our latcfl intelligence from Cadk :
" CA DI Z APRIL 4.—Gen. MORE•U is Gill hervyand
is much,confulted in all our movements. He laid, the
other day, " That if he could not take Gibraltar, he
would render it not worth the keeping to the Eng-
lifh ;" and we expeft that fome ferious attempts to
burn the town and the flipping will be made in the
courfe of the fummer.

~ About 30 gun, mortar, and howitzer boats are
getting ready for that Ration, and if the fever Ihould
appear there again, we (hall probably reduce the
garrifon to the lait extremity ! t"
London, England, 1805-05-21

BIRTHS.

On the 3d inftant, in New Cumberland-ftreet, the Lady of Ro
bert Becher, Efq. of a fon.
On the 2.5 th ult. at Portfmouth, the Lady of Captain Matthew
Buckle, of the Royal Navy, of a fun.
On the 3d init. in Guildford-ftrcet, the Lady of John Mitchell,
&q. of Riga, of a fon.
At York, the Lady of Brigadier-General Hedgfon, of a fan.
On the 18th inf. at Frognal, Hampftead, the Lady of Captain
Bayliff. of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Yefterday evening was re-married, by fiseclal licence, the Moft
Noble John Henry Marquis of Lanfdowne, to Lady Giffard.
The Rev. George Henry Glaffe, Redtor of HanweU, to Harriet,
only daughter of the late Thomas Wheeler, Efq. of the Chatham
;
Divifion of Royal Marines.
At Middlefield, Alexander Firie, Efq. merchant in Aberdeen,
to Mifs Ann Logic, daughter of the late Francis Logic, Efq.
Saturday Taft, at St. Auguftia's Church, Watling ftreet, Edward
Edmunds, Efq. of Ofweftry, to Mifs Downes, of Old Change.

DIED.

On thet 6th nit. Robert M'Cubbin, Efq. of the Army Account
Office, Dublin, only fon of the Rev. Wm. M'Cubbin, minifter of
Douglas, Lanarkfhlre.
At Rock, Woreefterfbire, the Rev. Richard Wat%ins, Res or
of Rock, Lord of the Manor of Clifton Campville and Hounton in
Staffordfhire, and of Houn in Derbythire. He is fucceeded in his
estates by his only fon Charles Seveme Watkins, 1.. q Lieutenant
in the ad or Prince of Wales's Rcement of Dragoon Guards.
At Sallencrieff Houk, the 29th ult. Major Hart's fecond datigh-
ter Elizabeth.

At Richmond, Virginia, Mr. Wm. Mitchell, merchant there.
London, England, 1805-05-21

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, MAY lg.—This morning arrived here
the ACTIVE, of 36 guns, from Lord NELSON, with
difpatches ; they were forwarded by ezprefs immecti.
ately for London. The Amy' left the fleet of
Sardinia on the 19th April, and at that time el-
peaed to pals the Streights. Oa the 3oth following
faw nothing of the French fleet. Paffengers by the
Acrive were the Honourable Lieutenant Colonel
CULVILLI, Captains CONN, FARQ3JHAR, and CURTIS,
of the Royal Navy ; and Lieutenant MARYLAND.
Alf° art ived the ./EoLus, of 3: guns, with difpatches
from Admiral GARDNER—nothing of the contents
have yet tranfpired that deferves any credit, but they
were immediately forwarded to London ; the Espy-
'How, of 4o guns, from Portfm-uth. Sailed the
ACASTA, of 4o guns, on a cruize. Came in the Hed-
wig Magdalina, Captain Huxcit, from Salo, with
wine and brandy, for the Navy.
PORTSMOUTH, Max 2o.—Arrived the John and
Macy, KILO, bound to Gibraltar; Sir John Borlafe
Warren, and the Bellona tranfport from the Downs.
Palled by for the Downs the Beatriz, —, from Gi-
braltar, and fev:ral other vtfl'els from the Mediter-
ranean. There is a great buftle this day among the
tranfports bound on the Expedition. The Tan:Tarn
man of war has made a fignal for the Weft Indies.
—Wind Eafterly.

DEAL, May zo.—Arrived lalt night from off Ca-
lais, and failed again this morning for Portfmouth,
the JAMAICA frigate. Arrived the BLAZER gun brig,
from a cruize, and remains in the Downs with the
tfoxitacit, UTRECHT, and DIOMPOE men of war,
ALERT and flonps of:war, VOLCANO, ZEIRA,
VESwelus,!DiscovEr,And DEVASTATION bombs, and
feveral gun brigs and tranfports. Wind N. E.
London, England, 1805-05-21

LONDON MARKETS;

SMITHFIELD, May 20.
To fink the offal—per flone of ITh.

Best 4$ od to se Bsl I Veal
Mutton 4s 81 to se 4d Pork

ss 4d to 6,4 d
45 44 to ss 44

NEWGATE and LEADENHA Lt., May to.
Per none of Rib.by the carcafe. .

Bee 3► 4d to 4► 8d I Veal 31 Ed to S► Sr/
Mutton 3► 4d to 4► 41 Pork 4► 4d to 51 44

PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH.

Bags 41 tos to 51 ss I Pockets 41 tss to 61 1S•
NEW COAL MARKET, May 20.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Prices.
29 Neweaßle Coals 7 41s. 641. 491. od.
2 Cinders - - t 925. 641.
s Stone Coal - - 0 cos. od.
8 Sunderland 1 41s. 6d.
a Cannel - . - —.—.

STATE LOTTERY, SECOND Dxv.—The following
are the Prizes above 'kol. drawn On Saturday :—No.
2,875, firft drawn, 40001. ; 10,722, a prize of 5001. ;
14,716, 20,218, 24,212. 26,179, prizes of tool. ; and
1,660, 21,233, 27,413, 28,346, prizes of 501.—
Tickets and Shares are felling at Daum moiso's Of-
fice, No. 65, Fleet-ftreet, (warranted undrawn) at
the following prices; Ticket, 191. Half, gl. 15$.
Quarter, 41. Ifis. Eighth, 21. gs. 6d. and Sixteenth,
11. p. The ntxt day's drawing will be on Wed•
nefday.
In the laft Lottery every Ticket was fold before
the fixth day, notwithaanding they were fo high as
301. per Ticket ;—in the prefent Lottery, owing to
the price of Tickets being moderate, the tale, fince
the drawing began, has been at leaft three times as
great as in the laft ; and as the &II drawn Ticket on
the fourth day is entitled to soool. and the lint drawn
Ticket on the fixth day to 20,0001. there is not a
doubt but every Ticket will be ft.ld before the eighth
day, when the firft drawn is entitled to 30,0001.

Two days drawing of the Lottery are already over,
and the only Capital Prize yet (hared is 13,00 t, a
Prize of 'cool. fold in one Half, one garter, one
Eighth, and two Sixteenth Shares, at BISH'S offices,
4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Crab, where Tickets
and Shares are felling, warranted undrawn, at the
following prices :
Ticket - 191.
Half - 9is 0 Eighth - L.a 9 6
(tinter 4 18 o I Sixteenth t 5 •
London, England, 1805-10-07

NAUTICAL iNTELLIGINCE.

PALOOUTH, OCT. 4-. Arrived the Betty, TR COUR.
?NNW, from SINALICH • Four Sifters,Wl LL tA NS, from
Chepflow ; Glory, ?rimmed, from Plymouth; Bet-
Batsrow, from Newfoundland; and his Majef-
ty's thlp ORPHEUS, HILL, from Oporto, with the
homeward-bound fleet under convoy, after a prangs
of twenty daya ; this Chip has recaptured the Ihip
Mary Ann, from Quebec for Guernfey. Sailed the
Adrian; cutter, Foa4s, on a cruise; Freeklamer,
LAOQ% fur St. lye's flip is now off the !INT.
or, and it it reported that the was under ceniny
df hia Iditiefty's (hip CALCUTTA, which Sip was cap-
tiredly ye fail of the tine—what became of the
other, veffeks, they know not ; the was fortunate enough
to &ape.
PILVILOOTH, OCT. ;.--Cache in the French lugger
Pella dr la Pair, laden with empty calks, raptured
Ity the Disrarcn, of 18 guns; St. Andreas, Captain
Arsaske, from Stockholm, with tar, for this port.—
Sailed to join. the Channel Fleet, and on a cruise to
the Weftward, the PLANTAGINIT, of 74. guns, CLIO
nays, of 36, ALcassms, of 32, Aro', of 18, and the
LADY WARSAW, of ta. guns.
Poarsriourn, OCT. 6.—Sailed this morning the
Hut frigate, Captain Mauro, with the Simon
Tayler, for Madeira, and the (hips for Africa, under
her tonvoy; and the AMITHT6T frigate, Captain
SPIANGSR, for Cork. The AroLLo frigate alto got
under weigh this afternoon, but came to an anchor
again, there being little wind.
Dona, Ocr. 3.-a-Arrived this morning the PID.
0 so* fchooner from off Boulogne ; alto the Frail gun
brig from a cruise. Came into the harbour this
morning the Floreneehired armed cotter. Between
twelve and three this day. we heard a frnart firing off
Boulogne.—from our Hills we could obferve that it
was from the enemy's batteries, at two or three of
our troizers, which were dole in; we could not feo
that they received any damage. There are about 40
of the flotilla at anchor in the Bay. Remain in the
roads the A 1111141% Commodore Sir SIDNEY SOUTH,
Firm gun brig, Pidgeon fchooner, Diadem and Scep-
tre armed Sips.
Ocroste 6.—Sailed this morning a great number
off' colliers, which pat in here a few days ago wind
bound. On the wind setting round from the N. W.
this morning, our fquadron off Boulogne Rood over
for Dungenefs Roads. Renurin in the Roads the
thips as yefterday.--.The accounts which lately ap.
peered in tome of the London papers, terpeareg the
attempt to burn the Boulogne flotilla, were greatly
exaggerated : an attempt was certainly made to def-
troy a few gun boats that were at anchor in the Bay,
but it entirely failed. •
DHAL. OCT. 3.—Arrived the BLOODHOUND KOH.
brig, from the Nore, and Meilen gUn brig, {rout
a cruise off Oftend.—A very heavy firing was heard
this morning. in she direftion of Boulogne, the par
ticulars of which I am not able to learn.
Oct. 6.—Sailed the Fr.ausa gun brig, for tha
Nore, and the BLOODHOUND and BOLD, gun brigs
on a cruise off Boulogne. The infantry and cavalry
tranfperts are equalled to fail to-merrow, the former
for Dover, the 'attestor Ramfgate, for ;he embark.
SAO&