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London, England, 1805-04-20

NAUTIGiIz. INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL ig.—This day failed from
St. Helen's, under convoy of his Majeay's flips
Quash and DRAGON, the Plincefs Royal armed trant
port, Captain CHRIITOPHSR WATSON, R. N. with
the following tranfports under his orders, viz. Lon.
din, Ark, Britannia, Tartar, Monarch, Melpomene,
Crown, Whitby, Mary Ann, Rolla, and Emily, the
reft of the tranfports, ordnance, vidualling, and horfe
(hips, for the Mediterranean. Arrived his Male(ly's
mip Acssrn, with Admiral DUCKWORTH on board,
from Jamaica ; ILLosraious and Nitmoraua men of
war, om the Channel fleet. The ETHALION frigate,
with convoy for the Well Indies, is now under weigh,
but it is fuppofed (he will go no further to-night than
St. Helen's.—Wiud W. N. W.

Ptazawes, APRIL 17.—Since my Taft the North
Star, LErroN matter, is arrived from Britiol, and
the Tranflator, BUGHLIHOLE matter, from Cardiff,
with fundries for this place ; alfo a few veffels, with
coals for a market. The Nancy. of this place, BROAD,
is failed for Brittnl. The Garin Er Soap of war is on
a cruise, and the Caroline hired armed brig remains
at anchor in the Gwavas Lake.

Gii smock, APRIL 17.—Captain Lova of the Bar-
bara, was the 101 l of the Clyde fhips with the Com-
modore, and parted Tuefday fe'nnight, morning ; at
the fame time, the General Hunter followed, but af-
terwards bore up and joined the convoy, in confe-
quence, as he fuppofes, of the fignal being flying for
all the (hips to clofe with the Commodore. Captain
Lova was afterwards brought to in the night by a
Hoop of war, the Captain of which told him to keep
a good 100k-out, as he had advice of four privateers
being in the Channel, two French and two Spaniards,
but to inform the merchants of Greenock that there
were feveral cruizers looking out for them. Captain
Lova fuppofes the General Hunter has proceeded
with the convoy to Falmouth, the place of rendez-
vous. The Two Nancy:, Maessiatt, from Wilming-
ton ; and the Indultry, BLaia, from Jamaica, are
arrived at Dublin.

YARMOUTH, APRIL 19.-✓ This morning arrived
from a cruize, off the Tezel, his Majelly's (hips Is-
summit, of 64 guns, and ADAMANT, of 50, and
have brought in with them the Alert lugger priva-
teer, of four one-pounders, captured Tome days ago
by the boats of the above (hips ; alfo arrived the
Muscly rrro (loop of war, from a cruize. The
(hips under Rear Admiral Russet., are the Mon.
mouth, Antelope, St. Alban3, Adamant, Inflexible,
of 64 guns, Arnethyll frigate, Scorpion and Mut.
quetto (loops of war, Snipe and Vixen gun•brigs,
Prince of Wales and Swan cutters, and a National
(loop and Alert lugger, captured by the Ships of the
North Sea fqnadron. The Aurora, Mufs, with wheat,
and the Apollo, Madderfun, with feed from Ton.
ningen, bound to Hull, are put in here wind bound.
Wind N. E. light breeze.
London, England, 1805-06-15

MANSION and ESTATE, near DONCASTER.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
I'THE MANSION of CARR HOUSE, with the
Appurtenances, fituate within a Mile of Doncafter, and
about too Acres of rich Meadow and Pattern Land adjoining
their°, or Ida, if a purcbafer Mould &fire it. The Houfe and
Offices contain every convenience for a large Family, and poffef-
flan may be had at Chriftmas ; the Situation is particularly deli-
ruble for a Sportfman, being within reach of Three Packs of Fox.
hounds.
Further particulars may be known, by applying to Melfrs
Feifter, Cooke, and Frere, of Lincoln's Inn, and to Mr. Broadrick,
of Di deafter.
London, England, 1805-06-15

RUISLIP INCLOStIRE.

WE, the Cilmmiffioners named in and appointed
by an Adt of Parliament, for Inclofing Lands in the Parini
of Ruitliy, °the• wife Rifdip, in the Cowry of Middlefel, DO
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that we have marked and fet out
certain Parcels, parts of the open and common Fi:lds, and alto
certain Parcelt, parts of the common and wage Orminds within
the (aid Parifh, which we propofe to fell hr Pie.he Audion, at
tLe houfr of W)lliam Doughty, the Bell Inn, is the town of Rui-
Imp, .1.. la, of filly st Teeelvo o'Clock
in the Forenlon.

The plans whereof may be teen by applying at the Office O
itfeffr, Jenkins, Junes, and Co Solicitors, New Irm, London ,
at the 8.11 Inn, Ruiflip, and at Mr. Se-!gwick's, the Audtioneer,
Riekraai fyrorth, where printed parriculars may alio be had.four-
mei; days previotoi to the fide, and at the principal Inns in the
ncighSourho rod may be viewed on application to Mr. Kelfcy,
Harry w. W. aid Livlge.
Dated Ws lad day at May, tans.
THOMAS WYATT.
JOHN TkUMPER.
WILLIAM SEDGWICK.

TO THF. BFNEVOLENT AN fl HUMANE.
A PERSON of RESPF..C.I'A BILITY, who his
hi a fm ill Appointment under Government for there 16
years, whn has a Wife and two (mall Children depending rilely on
his exertions for their fupporr, and whofe ruin malt be inevitable,
Inkfs he Ihould he fo fortanate as to obtain a few pouLds from a
generous Public ; looks with a pkafing and anxious hope to this
tart rdonrce as the only means to enable bins to retain his fit wt.
tion, prcferve his r-fpeClability, fupport his family, and live him
from pet.% it would here take up too mitch (pace to eleta:i his
tong fderings and exertions to keep his wants a fecre: in his own
bofom: his endeavours have failed, and he humbly !Art to ruler
thole whom Novi °CNC' has bletred with a ilifpofition to relieve
the wants of their know creatures, for a fuller accouct to Mail.
Hositoll and Stirling, Bankers, No. 345, Strand, and Mars. Dol.
demo, Luthington, and Co. No. 30, Comhill. where the fmalleft
donations will be moil thankfully received and gratefully acknow-
ledged. He begs to return his moll grateful thanks to,

GH. (of Sunderland), t on X.-V. Z. • 6 zo in
Anonymous - I t 0 E. • • 2 0 0
London, England, 1805-06-15

On Monday Morning will be publillied, price 2s. 6d.
AREPORT of the DEBATE, at full Length,
on the Motion for the Impeachment of LORD VISCOUNT
MELVILLE, including tht Speeches of Lords Melville, Conk-
nigh, Henry Petty, Earl Temple,
hkr wiiithread, Melt Pytches, Ma Milton,
R. S. Dundas, I S. Cocks, Vanfictart,
Bond. Cartwright, Banks,
J H. Brown, Pitt, fining,
Miley Addington, Lcleclter, rithurft,
Alexander, Grey, Ryder.
Wilberforce, W. D Saunders,
Attorney Deneral. Matter of the Rolls, &c. Ste.
And ts; the courfe of the enfuing week will he publiihed, complete,
in one large VOIUITIk% in Swn.
The REPORTS of the COMMISSIONERS of NAVAL. EN-
QUIRY.
London : Printed for H. D.Symonds, No. no, Paternoßer-row.

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TIM day was publiihed, handfonsely printed in one vol. ♦to. price
I. t is. 64. in boards, the third Edition of

ACRITICAL PRONOUNCING DICTION-
ARY and EXPOSITOR of the ENGLISH LAN-
GUAGE- To which arc prefixed, Principles of E.r.gitai Pronun-
ciation. in which the Influence of the Greek and Latin Accent and
'Zat•.tity, on the Accent and Quantity of the Enalifli, is tit°.
roughly tiamineri and clearly defined; and the true Pronunciation
of every Word •eat the EagHfla Language madly determined, ci-
tlacr by Analogy or the heft Ufage.
By JOHN WALKER.
Printe.l for J Thhnfon, St Paul's Church-yard ; Villa( and
Robinfon, and G. Robinfon,in Pateniofter• row ; and Cadet! and
DiTiet, Strand.
Of wham may be bad, by the fame Author,
I. A Key to the Cladieal Pronuficiation of Greek. Latin, and
Scripture Proper Names—forged edition,ys. in boards.
1. .P.is Acadenne speaker ; to which are preized Elements of
11.nore---third edition. 3e. 6d. bound.
3. The Teacher's AlEttant in E,nglifh Compofition, price 3L6d.
in boards.

4. Elements of Elocution—to whieh is added a complete Syf.
tan of the Paflions—the whole illustrated by Cepper-pLitea, Bvo.
focond edition, 7s. in boards.
5. Outlines of Engilth Grammar, calculated for the Ufc of both
bats at :;chool, u. 601. bound.
London, England, 1805-04-27

TENSIONS.

Mr. Serjeant BEST nest moved for an Account of
all Pcnfions granted by the Crown, from the Ift May.
So+, to 1 R April, (Sog, and an Account of all aug-
mentatiors of Salaries, by Sign Manual, Letters Pa-
tentor Warrant, in 1804 and 18o5.—Ordered.
London, England, 1805-04-27

Toy Los FLIIT•

Mr. SH ERI DAN•••`" As fome alarming rumours
have been in circulation refpeifting the failing of the
Toulon Fleet, I with to know, frcta the Right Hon.
Gentleman oppofite to me. whether any information
has been received by Government of that fleet, con•
filling of eleven tail of the line, (even frigates, and
two (loops, having paired through the Streights of
Gibraltar, on the 9th inliant
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—
" Certainly Govert.nrzat have received accounts
which leave no doubt of the fad."
London, England, 1805-04-18

LAW NrELLlcineE.

SHERIFFS COURT, APRIL T 7.

LYIII v, HAMILTOL—The Plaintiff, who h a ho-
lier in Oxford-fireet, had paid his addreffes to a Mifs
Wade, the daughter of a refpeetable tradefman at
Lambeth, and afterwards mat ried her. The afen.
dant had alfo been a fuitor with the fame lady, and
entertained hopes of fucceeding, when he was (up-
planted by the Plaintiff, which circomilance became
the ground of animorry between the parties. On
feveral occafions the Defendant had openly infulted
the Plaintiff, but by the interference of friends, they
appeared to be reconciled, until meeting accidentally
during the lalt autumn, at the Horfe and Groom
public honk, near Kingfion, the old topic was re-
newed, and as they had been facrificing to the Jolly
God, the molt impaflioned language occurred. The
Defendant, who was defcribed to be a muscular man,
ezercifed his horfewhip on the Plaintiff, in a moll
unmerciful manner; Itruck him a violent blow in the
face with his fill, and was only reltrained from pro-
ceeding to further violence by the fervants of the
Itoufe. After there Ws had been proved, the Jury
returned a Verdi ft of zol. damages.

PRICJI of HAY mud St RAW in SMITHFIELD.
Hay, per Load, - 41. • cs. to ol of
Clover • - - . • 41. 140. to CI. Co
Straw, per Load - - al. 73. to 01. os.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH.
Bass 41 IC, to SI 121 I Pockets 51 os to 61 of
NEW COAL MARKET, April 17.
Sblps at Market. Ships Sold. Pries.
66 Newcaftle Coals 36 43.. 6tl. 49i. 6d•
6 Inland - - 3 3S• cd 45g. od.
4 Welch - . - 1 655. od. ocs.
i Ciii.iers o oos. cd.
i 7 Sunderland it 400. od. 425.0 d.
London, England, 1805-10-28

DIVIDENDS.

Nov. 11. Thomas Barnes, of Fleet.ffreet, 'tattooer, dealer and
thapman, at ten, at Guildhall
Nov. is. Daniel Mitiolay and Abrabiew Mendes Belefario, of
Size-lane, London, merchants and partners, at ten, at GoiWbalL
Nov. t 9.. Thomas MardsaU, of Kinglton-upon-Hull. grocer, at
eleven, at the Dug and Dock Tavern, Kingdom upowHal.
Not. VS. Thomas Rued! Farley, otSteyning„ lineu•draper
and fkopkroper, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov. tg. David M Osier, of Woodbridge, Suffolk, brandy-nser-
chant, at eleven, at the Cock and Pyc Inn, Woodbridge.
Nov. at. ltdntund Woodroffe, of the paid]) of Woollalloae,Glou-
ealerfhlre, iron manuladurcr, at ten, at Guildhall
Nov. To. *Ektomns punts Feowlek, of Penzance, Cornwall, linen-
draper and fluid. repel, at one, at Guildhall, London.
Nov. tB. Idle Wood, late of Boreham-ftreet, pail of Wattling,
Sures, thopkeeper, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Lewes.
Nov. Lg. Thoma • Driver, of Burnley, Laneathire, gtieer, at eleven,
at the White Ilerfe Inn, Pretlon.
Nov. 29. John 1. ruy hang'', of Uttoseter, Stafforelfhire, innkeeper,
at thsee, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Mancheller.
Nov. as. Dania Fiakr, of Woodbridge, !baulk, merchant and
wattles*, at eleven, at the Cock and 'ye lan, K'uodbridge.
London, England, 1805-10-28

BANKRUPTS.

Bryan Vearty; of Kendal, Wel!anodised, &inner, tanner. dealer
and ehaptuan, to furrender November 6, at five, November 7,
and Dee. 7, at eleven, at the White Hart, Kendal. Anomie',
Mars. Richardfon and Fell, Kendal ; or Mr. JAW" Garden-
court, Middle 'retiree, Landon.
William Uhnit, now or late of Hartwell, Northartrptonibire, fare
NW, dealer and chapinan. Nov. 3, at three, Nov 6, at nine, and
Dee. 6, at tin, at the White Nude Inn, Towne ter. A ttornies,
Mellic Foulkes and Longdill, of Gray's Inn, Loudon ; or Mr.
Kirby. Toweefter.
Thomas Fell, of Watdour ftrect, wills of St. James. Weltminfter,
lelkidlefex, coach maker, dealer and chapels" Nov. a, 5, and
Dec 7, A ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Allan, Loudon-
erect, Fedekurch-ftiett.
Tkurnas Tuck, of Church-lb-tee, Bettnal•Green. Middle es,
deader in tour, dealer and charm's', Nov. 3, at twelve, Nov. I ap
and Dcc. 7. at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Scott, St. Mil-
dred'i-hourt, Poultry.
John Thomas of St. James's-plates padik of St. James, Weitinin•
Net, Miikftefta, tailor, Nov. 5, at twelve, Nov. ter, and Dec. 7,
at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Newcomb, No. 34 Vine-
erect. Piccadilly.
London, England, 1805-01-31

MOM LLOYD'A UST.

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GRAVESEND, JANUARY 30.--PAR by the Milnes,
—, from Dernarara.—SAiled the Betfey, CARNAI-
GIE, for Montferrat ; Logan, M.CoNNELL, for Bel-
fail; George, SHAW, for Newry ; Anna, HUNr, for
Waterford ; Henry, Her, and the Fame, Msay.
DITH, for Dublin.
London, England, 1805-01-31

To-morrow w:11 be publifised.
THE THEATRICAL RECORDER, No. 11.
By TVOMAS HOLCROFT.
Containing, r. Phi44l, a Tragedy.trardiated from Allier*, by
Fanny Holernft..-s. Account oPAIIIero.-3. New Performers, Mifs
Itle•11, Billiton, Matthews-4. New Pieces: The Land we Live
in, and School of Reform-3. An of Aging.--Chap. IL-6. Eire"
onDrarnatic Commktion-7. history of the German Stage-4.
Dramatic Anecdotes-9. r. Wood
Cut, by Neibit-.4. Drefs of Mifs Duncaa, coloured-3. Three Fi-
gures of Collume. Likewife may be Issd,the Theatrical Recorder,
No. I. containing. I.A Comedy—s. Life of Gellert-3. Account
of Young Rofcius-4. Ditto of the New Opera; Incledon, St,,-
race, Mifs Davies, and Braham--3. Art of Aging—Chap. I 6.Hif-
tory of the German Stage.-7. Dramatic Anecdotes-4. Milt:elk-
nies.—Embellithasans : t.lA'ood cat.by Drefs of Mrs.
Jordan-3. Cofturoc of Braham, both colourc4-4. Beautiful Head
of Gellert. .

Printed for H.D. Sp:Lands, Paternofter•row, and may be bad
of all the Boolfeilers.
London, England, 1805-01-31

MARRIED:

On the ejd inflict, the Rev. John Olatre, Re for of Burnham
Weltgate, Norfolk, to Mifs Anna Maria Martin, third da.ighter
of Sir Mordannt Martin, Bart, of the lame place.

Monday !aft, at Upper Deal, Samuel Sbrigley, Efq. Payola!ter
13th Light Dragoons, to Mife Watley, Welt daughter in law of
Major Doherty, of the above Regiment. APO,
Henry Pemberton. Efq. of the 13th Light Dragoons, to Mils
Margaret Witney, fccond daughter of Major Doherty.
Tburfday laR, at E.afby, near Richmond, Yorkihire, Robert
Chaloner, of Gelthrough, Efq. to the Hon. Frances Laura Dundaa,
third daughter of the Right Hon. Lord Dundas.
On Saturday halt, at St. Michael's Church, Winchefter,
Boothby, Efq. Aide-de-Camp to his Royal H.ghnefs the Disk, of
Cumberland, and Captain in the 15th Regiment of Light I)ra-
goons. to Mifs jenkinfon, daughter of John jenkinfon. Eft; et that
city.

On the toth inftant, at the print church, I eeds, Colonel Straw-
htnzee, of Spennithorne, in the North kidivg of Yorkfhire, to NIB&
Buckle, of %% akefield.

DIED.
On Saturday laft, at Garntione, tlereforaldre, John Begot
!Streit, Efq.
On Sunday laft, at Sidmouth, after a long Hinds, Chrillophet
Norris, Efq. of Harpur-ftrect. lat. of Lincoln's I:m.
On the 17th intl. at Portfuntuth, of era lingering inners, Mrs.
Macnamara, wife of Mr. Maenamara, of that place, molt lbscerdy
regretted by all that knew her.
At Edinburgh, on the t tth intlant, Mifs Maria O'Brien Toolg,
widow of John Menzies, Efq. of Culdarcs.
At Bangholnt Bower, soar F.dinhurgh, on the 12th inft. David
Gilmore, Efq. late merchant at S:. Peterfburgb.
At Edinburgh, on the 23d init the intact fon of Colin Maelesa
zie, big. Clerk of Seam.
In November laft, at Jamaica. the Rev. Arthur !red..% Roads
of Ntwhaven, cud Southover, near I.cwes.
Saturday, at his houfe iu Bruton-ftreet, Berkeley-fquare, in tba
4th year of his age, Sir Francis Whitworth, Lieutenant-Colonei
of the Royal Artillery.
London, England, 1805-01-31

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TOMORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY /,
will be perfarmed, the New Play, In Ave Ads, cacti
THE SCHOOL OF REFORM;
Or, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND.
The Manaus by
Meffn. COOKE, C KEMBLE, MUNDEN, LEWIS,
MURRAY, EMERY, KLANERT, BEVERLY.
Mu.GIBBS, Mrs. I.4TCHFIELD, MI& BRUNTON,
Mn. DAVLNPORT, Mn. ST. LEGER.

Agar which will be prefentetl, anew Serie Comic Mclo Dramatic
Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN QUICKSILVER;
Or, THE GNOME AND THE DEVIL.

This Evening..Lova'. Vows ; Frederick, Mailer BETTY :
with the Padlock.

SOCIETY FOP. THE SUPPRESSION OF VICE.
QyARTERLY MEETING of this SOCIETY
.M will be held at die Gray's Inn Coffee Honk Holborn, on
Monday, the s tth of February, at Twelve .'Clock is the Foes-
woo. The Chair to be taken prediely at Om
By Order of the Cenunlme,
Committee Room, JOHN WATRINS, Secretary.
No. 31, Ms arm, Strand. Jan. ;1, 180.1'•

TO OFFICERS OF THE ARMY.

POCOCK': PATENT IMPERIAL CAMP and
BARRACK SOFA BEDS, are recommended as an article
indifpeniabk for the comfort and convenience of Gentlemen of the
Army, in Camp or Barracks—.they are convening, ukful, and.
ornamental, in forming a haadionse ear), Sofa, a [mug and comfor-
table Bed, and in peeking into a very (null cenipais for the wove-
Weary of carriage.
From the amplidry of their conftruttion, urea experience they
will be found the aloft complete SOFA and BED ever made for
an Officer's Tent in Camp, or Apartments in Barracks.
Ma) • bad, with every article of Camp Equipage, at Pocock'.,
No. 36, Southampron•ftrcet, Covent-Garden.

PALSY, DROPSY, sad GOUT.
THE Traas poblilned by the Committee of the
Perkincan Inftitution for dr Relief of she Poor, have fully
proved, that Passives Mardiaue Masicreas aR upon true
GALVANIC PRINCIPLIL In addition to a variety of other com•
plains for which du Tractors are peculiarly ukful, it is now
akenaincd, that in many initacces they have cured PALSY,
Dsorsr,and Gout. , even when the Patients have had the advan-
tage of medical al parsec, without having szperteoced any relief.
Pukias Metallic Tradtors are fold only by P.Sesittt and Son,
Chemilts, No. sp, Haymarket, at five Guineas the Set, laelodieg
Books of Cafes.
London, England, 1805-01-31

Tbia day were publiated, price 2s.

THE TRIALS of THOMAS PRICE and MAT-
'PHEW CREESE, in the Court of King's Bench, for PER
JURY, in voting for Sir MANUS BURDETT, at the late
iddlclc Elciftion.

Taken in Short Wand by Mr. GURNEY.
I.ondon : Printed for J. Harchard, oppoGte Albany-place, Pic-
cadilly; and fold by F. and C. Rilllllroll, St Paul's Church-yard,
Richardfoos, Royal Exchange ; J. Afpernc, Cornbill, and Sad and
Co. Strabil. Of whom may be ha 44 prict as. Q.
The Second Edition of a Letter to the Freeholders of Midillefek,
containing an Examination of the Objedions made to the Return
at the Clofe of the late Middlefex Eleiftioo, and Remarks on the
Political Charatitcr and Couneetion of Sir F. Burdett, Bart, by an
Attentive Oblerver.
London, England, 1805-01-31

A CHARACTER.

See feint Guardesih, with furpieious look.
Pore o'er the balance of bis Banker's book ;
Nut view him plotting how to raife his rents
Then watch the Ming of the 'Three per Cents.
Ab ! worldly Man, fuon mail thy joyful heir

L•il and walte tbofe things you lor'd to (pare !
Great livings, made by &ry little way.

Which colt thee years. will now be thrown away :
Soon doll thy Friends confume, in mirthful (port,
Thy priz'd Madeira and much vaunted Port.
Thy bop-lock'd cellar will pour forth its flare,
And all will laugh when Guardrails is no mere,
Steward to a Spendthrift, furl wiU be thy lot,
Ddgis'd whilft livingdead, by all forgot !1

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Yeßerday being the anniverfary of the Martyrdom
of King CKAILSS, no battlers was tranfatled in the
Supreme Courts of Judicature, with the exception of
the Common Plea', where Mr. juilice CAILMIIItt at-
tended to receive the jollification of bail. Nothing
material occurred ; a Jew, however, appeared to
give bail, who was lately difmiffed from prifon under
the Infolvent Al, and whole whole property was
veiled in his Affignees, he being an uncertificated
bankrupt. In his endeavours to jollity, he was
wholly unfuccefsful ; be WAS paying off a debt of
forty guineas, at the rate of half-a-guinea a-week,
and the debts due from his eftate were, to a large ex-
tent, unsatisfied. In order to recommend himfelf by
his connellions, he introduced his brother, Mr. David
Mn(,, to the notice of the Court, whofe real name
was Molev,iand who had gone under this fiaitious
sppellAtion for many years. It has been found of
late a very ferious inconvenience to the Courts, that
fuch improper perfons have been brought up to jut-
tify bail.
London, England, 1805-01-31

This day was publilbed , elegantly printed in three volumes otlavo
price xl. ye In hoards, a new Edition (being the Third) cone-
' derahly enlarted) of
LITER.ARY HOURS ; or, Sketches, Critical,
Narrative, and Poetical.
_ By NATHAN DRAKE; M. D.
Printed tor T. Caddl and W Davies, Strand.
00 The third Volume, which is entirely new, May be had tsp.
cases price qv. in boards.

Tbiaduy was publifbed, in three vols. price tea. 6d. fewed,
THE EVE of SAN-PIETRO; a TALC.—
' Tba Eve of Sass Pietro Is a clofe and fpirited linked=
of the extvdlita paintings which ban been produced by the ma-
gic pencil of Mn. Radcliffe, in "The Confeftional of the Black
Penitents," and "The Myiteries of Udoipho." Many of the
tomes and &nations are well conceited, and well calculated to ex-
cite that reale(' intereft which &Ifni not the reader's eyes to re-
pile till he has approached the concluding page. The Author fo-
Wits public iudulgence; the will, if we iniitake not, meet with
public approbatioa. Tbe tale is very Piped .r to the common exit
of Noveis." Imper.al Review, June ISas.
Printed C.,' T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

This day was publidied, is Mimeo, Price ya Its Boards, the Third
Volume, contintdog the Work from the ricetillon of Hugh
Capet, A. D. 957 to the Accefbon of St. Lewis, A. D. 5256, of
I,HE HIS TORY of FRANCE,CiriI and Military,
Ecc!eftaftical, Political, Literary, Commercial, ate. &c. from
the time of Conqueft by Clovis, A. D Ob.
By the Rev. ALEXANDER RA NKEN, D. D.
One of the hf inifters of Glafgow. •
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; W. Creech, P.
Hill, and W. Laing,* Edinburgh; and Brans and Reid, at Glafgow.
Of whom may be bad, the Firft and Second Volumes, Price
tys.6d. in boards.
London, England, 1805-01-31

DR. GOLDSMITH'S ANIMATED NATURE.

la tly Prefs, and fpeedily will be publilbed,
Handfanely pruned in Sir Volumes odavo, with a new fa of
Plates, engraved bg.Mr. Warw. a new Wks, with confider.
able Additions and Improvanents throughout the Work, and
complete Index, by Dr. Tuna°,
AHISTORY of the EARTH and ANIMATED
NATURE.—By 01.1 V LR GOLDSMITH.
_ .

Printed for F. Winvaie, J. Jolinfon, W. J. and J Richardfon,
F. and C. Rbingtou, J. Walker, Vernor and Hood, Longman,
Hunt, Rea, and Orme, T. Caddl and W. Davies, S. Bagfter,
Mara. Arch, and J. Mawnian.
London, England, 1805-01-31

This day was publifited, in alavo. price 6s. In bouts,
NARRATIVE of a VOYAGE to BRASIL ;
terminating in Vic Seizure of a &kith Vend, and the Im-
prifonment of the Author and the Ship's Crew, by the Portu-
jock. for Fourteen Months, with general Sketches of the Country,
its Natural Productions, Colonial Inhabitants, dm; and a Defcrip-
tion of the City and Provinces of St. Salvadore and Porto Seguro.
To which are added, a Correa fable of the Latitude arid Longi-
tude of thelPorts on the Coale rf Brae', Table of Eachangerata.
By THOMAS LINDLEY.
Prhsted for J. JohnfachSt. Paul's Church-yard.
London, England, 1805-01-31

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Jaw. 29.

In the cafe of an application for a rule for an in-
format.on. in yellerdaes paper, the liatement, asap-
/taw Sir WI LLiam RawLins, is incorreL; no blows
or challenge having paired between him and bitb
SATAOII.

SAIMAID ♦MD COLLIS S.

Mr. BARROW moved for an attachment againa
thefeperfons. They had been ferved with the ufual
conspulfory proceffeb to appear in a caufe, in which
IlligCb to the extent of a tsol. hid been given : the
Plaintiff went for a conliderable fum in addition to
this. The Jury cnndefcended to wait two holm,
but Barnard and Collins, whofe evidence was Co im-
portant. never appeared. It was afterward• difco.
vered, that the Defendant had contrived to take
Cleft witneffes away wish him. In this cafe the difo..
betlienee to the Mara al tofificasidum, it would be
petfatly regulai that the Court &old grant the at-
tachment for which he applied.
Lord ELLsaaoactoott.-44 Why Ihould not the
Attorney be included in the rule I"
Mr. lisanow." It does not appear he was ac-
tive, or any way infirnmental in this contrivance to
prevent the purpofes of juaice."—Rulegranted to thew
saute.

Till SING O. IASISII.

The Ddeadant is a Sheriff's Officer, and was in
erntempt for non-compliance with the mandate of
the Court.

Mr. ERfßrn■ implored the crnnpaffion of their
Lordibips towards this offender. The rule was made
ahfolute, but he had fince paid the debt and colts
of the aOion. The Learned Counfel did not mean
to affert, that this was a fufficient reafon to prevent
the Court from proceeding criminally with the
Defendant—be did not with on any account, or on
any occafion, to compromife the penal jußice of the
country, but on this unfortunate man depended the,
flipport of a large family. and he underttood Mr.
Garrow's client did not with to punt the matter fur-
ther.
Mr. Gaaanw concurred on behalf of his client ;
be (aid, this Sheriff's Officer ended the Defendant,
and did not take the bail bond ; afterwards there
was (ham bail, and it was defired that the officer
might anfwer (or his eonduEt. He thoald be per
feetly fatiified with whatever clemency the Court
thould be difpofed to exercife.
Lord ELaseBOROUCIII." Let it be truck out."

THOMAS scutuat.

This was an application by Mr. ANDRIVIS for a
writ of Habeas Corpus, to bring up the body of this
perfon, who was impreffed under circumnances
which ought to excufe him from the (mice. It
will be recolleAed, the matter was, a few days fine,
fubmitted to the Court, under incompetent affida-
vits. This deficiency was now fupplied ;it would
be feen, that he was taken up without the fmallell pre-
tence ; he Paid on oath, he was unwilling to fer•e.
that be never contented to go on board his Majelty's
sip, and that he never was at tea.—Rule to (hew
caulk granted.
London, England, 1805-01-31

This day was publifhed in Bro• illuftrated with 13 Plates, price Si.
A GENERAL Vim of the AGRICULTURE of
1- the County of NORFOLK, drawn up for the eadideratlou
of the Board of Agriculture and Internal Improvement.

• By the SECRETARY of the BOARD.

Alfu, the 3d.Edition, price ys. of A General View of the Agri.
culture of Suffolk,by the Sccrctary of the Board.
Printed for G. and W. Nicol, Pall-mall, Bookfellen to the
Board, and fold by J. Afperne, eornbIll; W. Creech, Edinburgh;
and J. Arcbcr, Dublin. Where may be had.
The Communications to the Board on the Hufbandry and In-
ternal Iniptoecnieut of the Cossatry. 3 vole. eto price 3L boards.
Aud all the other Publications of the Board.
London, England, 1805-10-17

ICHARDsON, GOODLUCK, arid Co. re
fpcdfully acquaint the Public, that the next day of Drawing
the prefect STAT. I.OTTERY will be Saturday, the 19th inft.
The lira drawn 'ticket on that Morning will be entitled to
TEN THOUSAND POUNDS
STATI Of Tilt WiirCL.

3 Prizes of 4ioicoo 3 Prizes of 42,000
3 - te,coo 4 1,000
2 - 5,1c0 9 • sea
&e. &e. &e.

Tickets and Sharer, warranted undravro, continue on Sale at
ILeir I.!ceif. d °Meer. CORNHILL and CHARING CROSS.
London, England, 1805-10-17

LONDON.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER t 7.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONt. O'CLOet:
Conf. for money.sB,l—for November 511{ 59-ft
Reduced'37} y3--Omnium 3/ 4.
Exchequer Bills, is. 21 prem.—lndia Bands, par
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Bank Stock tBS India Bonds. is. dM 3
per Cent. Rt.!. Ann. 571 38 Iriih 5 per Cents. hslpat 3
per Cent. Conf. eSiiti Exchcq. Bills, par 2S. prom
4 Per Cent- Omnium prem.
4.07 g Cent Navy, &Am Lottery Tickets. aoL 15s.
Ann. 16 9-t6 7-16 t ConL for act. 59159

Laft Saturday fume il.ange veffels were obferved
off the mouth of the Frith of Forth. On their not
anfwering the fignals, orders were iffued for the Sea
Fencibles at Leith and Newhaven to go on board the
Admiral's (hip, the TEXEL, lying in Leith Roads,
"which were obeyed with much alacrity. The ftrange
(hips, however, turned out to be a fquadron of Ruf-
fian men of war; and pilots were immediately fent
out to bring them to a fafe anchorage in the Roads.
This is probably a part of the equipment deftined to
aft with the Britith Expedition that has Inn for Tome
time in preparation.

Dirpa:clles of an important nature were forwarded
yeilerday by Mr. SPARROW, the Mellinger, to St.
Peterlburgh, for Lord GRANVILL2 Larrisow Gown.
DireCtions had been previoufly feat to Yarmouth
for a fart failing cutter to be in readinefs to convey
Mr. SPARROW, on his arrival there, immediately to
Cottenburgh.

Several private letters were received yefterday
from Holland, in which no attempt is made to dif-
guife a fall we are very ready to believe, namely,
that if a competent ft•rce were fent promptly to
the relief of that oppreffed country, very little re-
finance could be oppofed even by the government
itfelf. Thefe obfervations moreover appear to be
founded on the throng fuppofition that fours attempt
of the kind will fpeedily be made. The letters
to which we allude alfo Rate, that on the late de-
parture of the French troops from the Batavian ter-
ritory, the utmoft vigilance was obliged to be ob•
(erred on the part of the Dutch Pulice, to prevent,
by anticipation, that general mknifenation of joy
among the populace which was expelled to break
forth, (and could not be altogether fuppreffed) ; but
which, if prematurely indulged to any extent, might
have excited a dangerous fufpicion among the agents
of Bneararre, placed as fpies in every town of the
Republic.
London, England, 1805-10-17

TO THE EDTTOR OF THE STAR.

SIR--At a period when a great pant of the Britillt
Army is sJulertlood to have received orders for fo.
ttign fervice, fomenting furely imeit to he done to
.elieve fulsalterns from the wretched (late of penury to
which they are reduced by the increafed rates of the
necelfaries of life. There cannot be a Member of either
cr. the Houfes of Parliament unacquainted with the
ll; a reTed fittuition of theft officers,even at their meffes,
which are invariably urn the ceconomical
plans : what then mull be the conlequence—what
lalla be their feelings, at the profpea of an onarciii-
alA: increafe of their espences, by marching, &c.
It.litity of them mull be driven from the Army ; for
young men, endowed with fine feelings of honour,
mull quit miferies which make the current of life
flaw drearily% its channels.
'Mel ifs of fo ferviceable a clafs of men may poffi-
lr'r he (implied for homefervice ; but whom than we
i in their room for a lervice whence fn few return,
but wi.ll their contlitutions left, " whey! fever-franght
the fun reigns terrific ?"—and for a pittance, which
has.nipped merit in the bud, and has been a c.toker-
worm to corrode the fwcet flower of genius, even to
the heart's cote. Alas! regrets are unavailing, if
meafoires are not adopted to remove the cattle, it is
ureters lamenting about the #B. Yet fo exalted ate
thofe Officers' leotimeats of patriotifm, that could
Miuitlers fee through the earthly fuliflance that
clouds the working* of their bofcms, they could not
any longer dote op the warm and felicitbus feelings
of bmerolence, againfl necellities fo apparent—they
would behold hearts, though in an&ruilh torn, ready
to burl from their priions to defend their country—
ambitious alike to be the
.fityi to enter the field of
battle, and the LO to relinquith it, but with honour
and conquell. A BRITON.
London, England, 1805-10-17

MONEY.

AGENTLEMAN who has it in his power to
procure any SUM of MONEY, at the Shorts-ft Notice, for
Rood Dills. or upon Ant:tittles, or other Catado Securities, wiftics
to h: employed 23 tht Agent of any perfous, Wheher of the Mer-
cantile nr Fathiouablc part of the Wor:d. who ntay rcquire his
alfittanee. • _ _

_
Perfonal 'ppm. ions are received from ten till four ; an2letters,
roft paid, adrirelfed to the Superintendant at his houfe, No. 23,
New North-itreet, itarl Lion-fquare, (it explicitly written) hn-
osediately ;inf./wed.

MUSICAL INS r RUM Hall; REMARKABLY CHE AP.
ANEAT fine tonel Pian9 For;e, only Seven
CI uineas, an exctiknt oec entirely aew. wi h tit: add i:10021
Keys, Pedal, fete. complete: for Fiebteen Guineas; a fine t.med
I.e.:lila)? but tsl. ; and a Coital ditto teetedingly rcaionable.
.Nipiy at 34, Queen-Ann-fiscal. by Portland Cb.,pel, where only
un I.c bad tbe matcltlrc;.nravic.ineented tafbivindslemucb-admired

Flirt. Lutes, elegant little InArurnents, that fvui,tl like real FLuits,
an require very little iultra.Riva foe leasulrg to play on Om.
A 11 The Pinto Forte, Harp. Late, Pedal Harp, and Singing,
taLnt at Dam and ahrod.

FOR 111.1.10 US DISOADF.Rd. •
Dr. JAMES'. ANALEPTIC
OM a new mode-of adruiniliering thefe PILLS
• • advice of in eminent Phyftaan (fee the nevi— direetiota):
I Difeafcs,fo prevalent particularly among perfons who have
7 in hot climates, are rcninved with greater eafc and farcty
!cy any other Medicine. They arc equilly efficacious iu all
1•. • ri..rs of the Stomach and 'limits; in indigeftions, Loft of
desctilv, habitual Coßivencfs;trenblefoine Hayti:odes and Cho•
llkcwin: in Gouty habits, iv giddines, or Rheumatic Pains
la Head; as will as tlude oreas,mrd by free living; thereby
rrvoiting Palftes and Apoplcmies, fo often dm confequctice of
Reeinirfe fhaul,l be had to them on the &ft attack
of a cold, or any fli,;ht luilifimat inn; or aft. r any eicefs of eating
or &bilging; and thus their well kn•nirn charadletiftte will he
msimained of promoting Longevity. Ts:welters by fa or land
Pasuld never he without the Anakptie Pills, as they require oei
then confinement nor alteration of dice
They are fold only by F. Newsrsv and Sons, at the Ware:oak
!,r (smes's Powder; No. 4c, S:. Paul's Church.yard, foorCoon
(;llitaphile,l.ondon; and st Dr James's Litt. Hour: in Batton-
itro.t; in boxes, price ea.,l each, or in one Lrge Boa containing th,
vaulty of tix G.t 244• duty included —None are genuine bur
t!.ofc which h Lee dit words, 'F. Nevilc: Yi No. 4S, St. Paul's,"
v...,r‘vcd is tlic Itunps.
London, England, 1805-10-17

11:14 THOUSAND POUNDS.
SHIFT and CO. N... i I. POULTRY, are felling the
Tlclets and shares-of the pre Lottery warranted undrawn.
_ . .

The Krft drawn Ticket on Saturday •next win receive Ten
Thourand Pounds: and on the next Day at Drawing, the Full
Ticket win he entitled to 20 °COL

_ _
All the lublieft Prizes are yet lta the Wheel; viz.
3 of A, ~.,,000 3 of ,1,000
3 to." 4 ••••• I POO
S .... , .cco 9 500
SWIFT and Co's. Office has been remarkable for the Sale of CA.
pal; attached to I irft-drawn Tickets: the uudcr mentioned were
fold by them at the lift Lotteries only:
6.91 ‘2O 000 2;7%951 CIO 000
9.363 ..... 10,000. 8,200 .... 1,:00
9.8 . 2 '''' .SCO 39698 '''. 500
London, England, 1805-12-25

ARRIVED.

At Scarbro% Lion, Harrifon, from Tonnineen ; and Fidelity,
Edwards, ffollll- Riga—At Aberdeen, Atlas Gib Son ; and Bri• •
tannia, from Riga—Off Dover, Friendfinp, Baker, from
Smyrna; indbiligence, !Awe. from New York—A' Pool Mary,
Meades; and Duke of ic..nt. Super, from Newfoundland—At
Newfoundland, Elizabeth. Dena'. !mm Liverpool—At Barha•
does, Penelope, Marin, from Mldt•iet ; Gcneral Boyd, Wayne;
Rambler, Smith ; Nefbi:t, Wood ; John and Mary, !Our ay ;
Liberty, Teak, Olive munch, Ellen; and Vertumna4. Nl' Art to%
from Londins-•At Dnminica, Pomona, Lennan, front Londn•
At New Brunbelck, Caledonia, Boag, from Porttinouti
Vineaset, deaftower, Halland, Irons Newfoundland—At :-
pia, Johanna, from Madeira; Aurora, Stringer; and Ja•
liana, seven, from London—At Trinidada, Vidorv, Barr, from
Africa—At Dublin, Hiram, Guvrdry, trans and Do-
rothea, Reek, Iran Leghorn.
DISTRIBU'FION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
'rite Melampus will be paid for the French gnn-boat' Nos. s 6?,
174,277, 286, 287, and 311, captured Feb. la and re: atm Olt
board the laid hip at Plymouth the 26th kit and every .1 =raw
and Friday after by the Agent.
For the hip Minerva, taken by the Huffar and la Prevoyxite.
May to, 1796, a diftribution will be made at the Cattle, in •
gal (ken, Lincoln's Inn fields. on Tuefday, the Nth of January;
and recalled the lait Saturday in every Month dur:ng.three ye rs.
The Paulette will be paid at Portfinouth for the Prince of
Wales packet, recaptured Auguft Ts, ilks, and the recalls at Na.
ax, At uthlel-tirett.
To the Lapwing, for the capture of the Yellin, in Auguft t
a diftribution will be mode at No. 12. Great George-ftr‘et, W.ll-
- on Friday next, and trcalLd tor three years.
'I he Decade, fcr the recap tare of the kips Perfeverauct an. 4
Beaver, ftlarch at, 18.4, will he paid on board the Decade, 31
Plymouth, on Saturday next, the Vith bit, and afterwards ::
No. 18, Clement's Inn, every Tuefdai and Fridays
London, England, 1805-01-09

PRIVATE TUITION.

A CLERGYifAisireiideniintl4e County of De-
von,with a Family of his own, having umicrtaken the Tui-
tion of a few Pupils, who have been at no other School, wilhes to
encreafe hit number to eight. He has pernnflion to rt f•T to the
Right Rev. the Difhop of Er ter, for a t, flimony to ;:is c!earacler.
For terms.Stc. dired to the Rev. J. G. Copletion, Oilwdl, near
Honiton, Devon.
London, England, 1805-03-04

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVERRND, MARCH 3,—Paged by the Albion, Bunker, from
the South Sean; Rebecca, Wedge, from Honduras. Ceres, Bow-
man ; Charlotte, Vanderberg; Lauifiana, Bafto ' • Endraght,
Hankin, and the Vrow Cornelia, from Lifbon ; Catha-
rine Frederica, —, from Seville; Patriot, Williams, from Te-
neriffe; Foltard, Janfun, from Sake; Soutberwood, —, front
Bourdeauz ; Dolor Angolina, ----, from Charante ; Glory,
Bowman; Jane, Phillips, and the Prifeilla, White, from Cork;
St. Patrick, Campbell, front Belfaß; Newry, Reilly, from New-
ry; Anna Margaretta, 13raine, and the Brilliant, Andree, from
Dublin ; Simplon, O'Lary, from Youghall; Eliza, Holman, and
the George, Richards, front Waterford.—Sailed the Deukanheyd,
Remmers, for EmSden; Ageonorla,Lobbat,for Dublin; Friends,
Brown, for Guernfey ; Minerva, Hall. for Madeira; Alezander,
Vole, for New York; Sir Godfrei Web ter, Sulivan, and the
Mariner, Curtis, for Jamaica.
Aft aiv tn.—ln Standgat e Creek, Perm, Haulin, from Altea.—'n
the Downs, Hadbett, Boren, from St.negal; and Alonzo, Gibbs;
from New York--At Appledore, Little Bra, Gray, front Lisbon
—At t iverpool, Charlotte, Hans, front Ligon; and Nancy,
M'Cady, from Nrw York—At Clyde, George, Simplon, front
New York ; and Mary, M'l.aren, from New Briinfwick—At
Bermuda, Prineefs Elizabeth, --.—fromLorAun—At pcntacclai
Hunter, Cotton, from London. . .
London, England, 1805-03-04

THE ORIGINAL ind only GENUINE Rev.
wne. BARCLAY's PA PENT ANTIBTLIOUS PILLS,
Made from the Patent, anal fold at the Elaboratory, No. 3S, Bed-
ford. tired, Covent-Garden, in boxes, 51.64. and los. each, and
by all Venders in Town and Country.

I, Now publdited. and will be delivered gratis, on application
3t the Ebbsratory, No 36, Nedford-Itreet. Covent Garden, AN
A DURESS TO THE PUBLIC. fully explaining the manner In
hieb Ow Patent and original Recipe fur making the Rev. WM.
BARCLAra PATinr ANTIIILIOU. PILLS, Writ into the pond.
ii..n of the peek= holder; ilfo inconteftibly proving that the
told there are nuh, and alwa) s have been, the role genuine
nr.es, no novelty, but Poch as have obtained In the eßintadon of
the publle, in /Idiom, Qouty and Narrow their ',relent high
charader, as the" Rev. Wun. Barehy's Patent Antibi loth Ms."
The above Adder!, mall bc found to be a Catisfackory infarct to all
A chertifeennits fired " Wm. Barclay."

N. B. The puerile difference d a black or red damp can never
w. igh with a diteerning Public as to a Patent Medicine being ge.
amine.—At the Elaboratory as above, the Public are Invited to a
rr ry difi rem proof, the Patent add Original Speciileation by which
alwee the above Pills Mould be made, will be tbcwn to any Gentle-
man iittiog to fee them
London, England, 1805-03-04

HAVING dedicated layfelf to the Rudy, and been
gratified by the molt cotiOderable pradice in that breach
which l thought proper to feiedt, I croft that I have not more toil.-
=my time than thole who, in the ettenfive field of the
are occafionany 'metaled in uncertainty, and cannot
always attain that Nears which is acquired by concentrating the
Intelledual power to one clefs of diforders.
The difeafes of DEBILITY arc peculiarly dlßrefng, fur they
bring with them a train of concomitant fymptonas, and, by a.de-
preffinn of all vital entry, exiftenee Welt' becomes embitter
Whether they erne from the prevaler-e of iii example, thedettruer
dye habits of fchool-boys, or the Indulgences of maturity, they re-
quire the molt affiluous prafeffional drill ; but by the ignorance
of uneducated men, the lymptoms are aggravated, and the am&
anion is deftroycd.
As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGfici SURGEONS.
I ground my pretenfiona on regularity of education; and poiliffmg
every privilege to pradtice, I feel myfeif entitled to that confidence
with which I have hitherto been fo liberalkg.hutioured.
In the firth fonfations of local weakne.s, early application will
prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the fuf-
fera, from a confcioufnefs of the unmanlinefs of the vice which
aided Ids misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or cenftsre of his
family phyfician and broods over his, infirmity witlicareful con-
cmlinent, it muff be fatisfuftory for him to be allured not only of
capability of treatment, but alto of the molt inviolable kerecy.
And in reetnt Venereal Complaints It is poffible to prevent prin,
danger or dlftrefs ; in the molt complicated cafes it is tits acquire.
merit of exclufive experience its this hat to aka a Cafe, cauln,
sand (pally re-eltabliflunent.
!offer the advantage of this experience to thole of either fex who
are 'Bided with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptona aL
VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms of ream-
neradoo are Rated on the firft interview.

Potentate) the country are expeeted to Inciee a Bank note, and
&reminded to (pacify their age and manner e living.
MARTIN BAER,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons lo Londoni
No sp,Arundel-ftrect, 'rand. neat 'Carol- Rae.
London, England, 1805-03-04

I.ASF DAY OF DITAWI

MG.

THE Firll-drawn Ticket, No. 3812, entitled to
One 1 houfand Nand, wa• fold in Two Fourth and Foot.
!With Shares, by RICHARDSON, GOODLITCR, and Ca who
alto fold No. 24,41?. a Prize of Ten Thnufand Pound., the pre-
vious Drawing day, in a whok Ticket, and No. 55,299, alt-drawn
Ticket, stet on the ad day. in (area.
Ticket and Shares for tte State Lottery, in commence Draw-
ing May the 13th, will be on Sale early this week. The Schemes
may now tot. had gratis.
London, England, 1805-10-19

CH42 HAM, 067 rB.

On Sunday a boy, belonging to the Stiffex timber
fhip, unloading at the Dockyard, fell from the fore
yard upon the deck ; his &till was fit dreadfully frac-
tured that he died in about two hours afterwards.
On Monday a boat was tibia ved to be run on (bore
at Chat'aram, at a place little frequented, which ex-
cited Itifpicion that go- 4.4, improperly come by, were
in her. The boat was feized, and found to contain
a quantity of Naval Stores: The people made off
when they found themtelves difcovercel, and got clear
away.
On Tnefday, upon information being given, that
depredations, to (rune extent, on his M.i.ietty's Rotes,
were carried on at a warchottfe, very fecretly and
conveniently limited for fuch blifincfs ; proper offi-
cers went to the Ptince of Orange public !mule,
at Chatham, and palling on to a building, at the
back cf that house- fituated on the river-fide, they
found it a receptacle for Kith's Stores of various
kinds, and ' f larg amount. A part of this build-
ing projeeled Imre dillance on the bed of the
river, and is fupported by flrong polls, driven into
the •mud. At high water, a boat eatily paffes
between there fupporters, tinder the floor of the
building.. In this fituatitin, even at day time, the
boat is Icatcely fern. A trap door was difcovered,
loosely covered with yarn; through this door the cargo
is eatily conveyed into the wari.lioule, and afterwards
diltributed in vatic-Jos compartment., the doors of
which are to tic•iy fited as alotAl to elude a very
vigilant fearch. At the time the offi,-er filtered, a
man of war's cutter was undo the door, and wa
ttippofed to have jr,:fl d•_tiver-1d her i.iicit Cal
quantity of tope was feizcd, f:rtz nails, ano
other articles, the property of Lis :Mfy;•.flly. The
parties have. aliiwukickl.
London, England, 1805-10-19

To SANIUiIL S rEPHRNS, Fig HIGH SI tERIFF it the
COUNTY o.( CORNWALL.

Bodinln, Odober E, 1825.
IT appearing from the report of the Maher of the
Court of Chancery, to whom the Caufc of the Attorney Gene-
ral againft Hicks and others was referred, that the Corporation of
the Hofpital of Elizabeth (been of England of St. Lawrence de
Ponteby, Is dlfolved, we, the underfigned 'offices, aCembled at
the General (barter Seffiens now held at Bodn,in, to for the
County of Cornwall, rrquelt you to convene a Coat), Meeting,
to take into conaderation the purpofe to which the Lauds which
belonged to that Corporation, may be molt Mt :fully applied for
the benefit of the County:

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FRAS. GLANVILLE, Cbairraan.
JOSFPH POMEBN.
F. HEARLE RODD.
j. MOLESWOR CH.
FLAMANK.
ED VI./ L BERT.
HAWKINi I.IP.MAYNP..
In eompriance with the above replEtion, 1 hereby.convege a
Meeting of the County of Contivili, to be holden at the AlTite
Hail. in the Borough of Bothnia, nil Friday the atth day of Odo
her inftant, at twelve o'clock at noon.—DatedOdtober ta, sBas.
SAMT' STEPHENS. Sherit.
London, England, 1805-10-19

LITER FOOL, OCTOBER 15.

Mifs Monty, the Young Phenomenon, made her
&It appearance halt night, and had her friend, pa
leafed the power of commanding the feelings of the
eohnieth ea tre, her reception could not have tx.enigreater,
nothing die is talked of this morning, and the Ma-
nager is of opinion that the houfe tomorrow will he
immenfe ; the Play is to be the ina, Bt✓iur, ?Airs M.
After the various cinjeaures and furmifes that have
taken place in order to account for the extraotdi
nary and various talents difplayed nightly by Mifs
Muota, Come fages have difcovered that the is aged,
and as remarkable for the diminutivenefs of her fize
in proportion to her years, as the is for the Ilrength
and extent of her genius: this fcheme to ditninith the
aftoraiihment of her auditors at Nottingham, had
nearly fuer:ceded; but, fortunately, the Manager.v..ho
remembered the infant (late of Mifs Mums, pledged
himfelf for the fact, and fte now paffes for a woman
of ability, though only feven years old. We under-
hand a certificate of her age is to be publithed in
the Liverpool Papers, in which tows. the is adding to•
her tame and fortune. •

SPORTING INTELLIGIINCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, Ocrr. ”

Lord Foley's Little Peter, 811. all. beat Mr. Wil•
fon's Newmarket, Ba. 41b. Acrofs the Flat, loop;
—Six to 4 aglt Little Peter.
Lord 6ackvillt's Witchcraft. SR. 91b. beat Mr.
Elwes's c. Chrillopher, by Buzzard, yd. 91b. D. I.
wogs. h. ft.—Siz to 4 on Witchcraft.
Sir J. Shelley's Corryeothls, 88. 71b. beat Mr. Wil.
(on's Pantaloon, brother to Merryman, yd. 71b.—
Two yr old Conde, roogs.—Siz to 5 on Currycomb.
Lord Grofvenor's f. by Sir Peter, ont of Ifabella,
Bd. beat Ziit j. Shelley'r Currycomb., 811. rzlb. Abtl
M. mg.—Eleven to 8 on Lord Grofvenor's f.
Lord Foley's Watery, 811.71 b. beat Mr. Ladbrok2s
Wormwood, 711. r glb. Ab. M. sogs.—Siz to 5 agfl
Watery.
Mr. R. Boyce's Braittworm, 88. 51b. beat General
Gower's Agineonrr, Et. Two•yr old C. sogs.—Five
to 4 on Brainworm.
Mr. Barnes's f. by Wiliam, SR. rec. zogs. from
Mr. Payne's c. by Waxy, oat of Peppermint, Blt.
71b. Y. C. h. ft. sogs.
Mr. R. Bo yce's 13rainworm, agll Mr. R. Prince's
Our Blowing, 6il. Two-yr old C. zcogs. Off by
content.

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