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London, England, 1805-12-23

Plymouth,

FOR SALE,
At the London Inn, Plymouth, on Friday the toth of January,
1806. immediately atter the fate of i.e CVISPION and Stores,
good Sloop.; LA FEDERATION, bortlito
about 9 3 TO:IS j mins unknown, marked A. burthen
about 60 Toys.
Thefe V, fe,i: are well calculated for the Coal. Culm, and Coa R-
ing Trades, soil may be fent to lea at an rafy expellee ; now lying
in Sutton Pool, and there to be delivered; condemned as Prize to
the hired armed brig COLPOrs, commended by Lieutenant 'Fala-
i MAb USILL/1.
AIIO, ato Grinding Stones, and 40 Bars of Iron ; bang part of
the Cargo...a of the laid Sloops Federation, and Name unknown.
the. French lugger-rigged Gun Veffel No. 288. ad-
! meafures about so .1 ous. A l'rize to his Majetty's Armed Cut-
; ttr FRIIK., commanded by Lieutenant J.tu cs NICOLSON.
Fur viewing the Veil& and their Cargo .s, and any further par-
, demurs. apply at the Counting houfe of
THOMAS LOCKYER, Sworn Broker.
Plymouth, December '7,

FOR SALE,
At the Loudon Inn, Plymouth, on Friday the loth of January,
:806, after the Sale of the Gun-Veffel No. 212,
JLH E fitit.fdiling Szhooner RACE HORSE ;
pdmeafures 66 Tons a new Veffel, pb reed for fix earrLsve
guns, remarkably well found it Stores. and well calculated for the
Ebb or Fruit Trades, or as a private lip of war, for w iich pn.-
pole, of her fize, it is not pollible to be a more complete 'eel.
having be,ai particularly fitted for that purpofe. And alto all her
Warlike and other Scorn, conftiting ut I oa and Brafs Guns,
Mufkett, Eittos, CUtldirCi. Irnii•huund Water Calks, Iron Bal.
laft, Shot, Bread, and about 8 Cwt. of Gunpowder.
For inventories and mealier particulars apply to Edward Lyne,
Efq or to TIiO,VIAS LOCI I F.R, Sworn Broker.
Plymouth, Dece:uher 18, ape.

NOW ON sAl.k: A I'LYMOU CH,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, v.
iz
1150 Afforted Buenos Ayres Hides, of an excelknt quality,
and In good condition.
Fes. psi tieulara apply at the Counting houfe of
THOMAS LOCKVER, Sworn-Broker.
December 57, 1805.
London, England, 1805-12-23

ORDER OF THE DAY:

The Major General and Governor has :,gain the peculiar plea •
Pure to info,ns the troops and the garrifon of this retitiencc, that
the grtor battle which was expected bows= Bruun and Olmutz,
has been fought.

The Emperor NAPOLPON had been colic...ging his troops for
come days. and they had been wtdrr arms all night till the td,when
both armies inet, with their refrialive Emp. rots at their head.
—The Frcttch army has triumphed; they have beaten tee enemy
oit alb fides —and. by a particular accident, the Ituflitn Imperial
Guard found itfelf d.re,lly en:putt:fa to that of the French Empe-
ror. Front noon till four o'clock both thefc corps fought with the
greateft fury. Tfo: Rudiao gu..rd is totally annihilated; alined all
the (Aka. are killed, and their Commander is a prifoner.
The enemy continually ftying is as warmly purfued—the cavalry
is dote upon hi. heels, and will know, as they have done by the
Aultrians, how to give a good account of him.
' (t.igned) S. J. BRVCII,
The Major General nod Governor.
The fame informatinn has been commnuicated to
tl.e War Department by General Durairscsatz.
To•mni row an Extraordinary States Courant will
I be publifhed.
London, England, 1805-12-23

NIMEGUET:, DECEMBER 6.

Two battalions of French troops, the one belong-
ing to the 3 t 4 regiment of the line, and the other to
the 13t la Light Infantry, arrived here this thy from
Breda and belch, and are under orders to match to-
morrow through Arnhem and Zutphen. They form
the van guard of a conliderabla force which is ad-
vancing from the heretofore Brabant, and the left
bank of the Rhine, to garrifon the line of the Yfel.
London, England, 1805-12-23

FURTHER PARTICULARS UP THE RETREAT OF PRIVCI

PANGRAZION.

By the unespeited palfage of the French over the
Danube at Vienna, the whole Ruffian army under
General Kutufow was in great danger of bring
turned, and perhaps dellroyed. The corps under
Major General Prince Pangrazion was entirely fur-
rounded by the enemy. Great, therefore, was the
joy occafioned by the fafe arrival of the Prince on
the 19. h at the head quarters at Wifchau, with his
whole corps of fix thouland men. He was attacked
on every fide on the 17th by a French attny of
above thirty thou( mod men UllLiti General Murat and
feveral other Marthals. The attack began by a vio-
lent cannonade. Prince Pangrazion had, however,
the good fortune,by means of fume bombs, to let
fire to a village in which a French corps was polled,
that threatened his flank. The rapid fpreading of
the flames compelled the enemy to abandon the vil-
lage and lave his powder waggons. He was obliged
to make a very large circuit, by which the Prince
gained two hours time. The enemy, however, over-
! took him, attacked him with impetunlity, and at
different times even ft patated come bodies of the
corps, but without fuccefs ; for the brave Ruffians
always broke through with fixed bayonets, and re-
peatedly drove back the enemy's cavalry. In this
manlier the brave Prince Pangrazion, with his fix
thr•ufand men, effeBed a long retreat, incelfantly
fighting againa thirty thonfand men. He brought with
him to the head qua? ters on the t 9th ult. a tlandard,
feveral officers, and five htvidt et! men prifoners.
London, England, 1805-12-23

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Ganvisztro, Dan. oz.—Paired by, the Eliza, Oxley, from St.
Luide; Mary, Mattock, from Limerick; Diligence, Lead, from
Gibraltar; Edward, Mawfon ; and Hearn, Robertfon. from Me-
mel; Neptune. Smith, from Tonuingen; Eagle, Barker; and
Cumberland, Hunter, from Riga; Limerick, Rain; Vrowlilias-
beth, Ruts; Aurora, Malkinfon ; and Good Sifters, Hitter, from
Amiterdam.—Sailed the Eagle. Patterfon, for Tobago, Ann,
King, fur Jamaica; and Leith Packet, Brooke,for Hatnburgh.
The Three Brother!, Hurcuirrsom, from South-
hampton for Newcaille, is captured and carried into
Calais.

The Alexander, HELSDALF, from Copenhagen for
St. Thomas's, is on Ilion near Kirkwall.
We are informed, that the report of Sir T. Taw-
lIRIDCF, with the India Convoy, having Lilian in
with the French Admiral Lcmots, in the Mare:
with the Belle Poule, is erroneous, and that the het
which was feen by Capt. GRANT, then a prirmer on
board the Marengo, was the Hindoilan, of 54 guns,
and eleven Indiamen under her orders.
On Monday a draft of t zci men of the Royal 4j.
tillery embarked at Leith fo7 Woolwich. Thi bat
horfes of the different militia regiments are ordered
to be fold.
Captain Banws, late of the Ajax, is, 'rehear, to
ripercede Sir A. BALL, in his naval carnmaad at
Malta. The gallant Admiral is, however, to retails
the Government of the Mad.

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BOIS LE DUC, DEC. 9.

This morning at eight o'clock, Prince Louis ar-
rived here ; and, after taking tome refrethment, con-
tinued his journey through Grave to Nimeguen,—
Within five days are expea the return of his High•
nets to this place ; and as the head quarters are to be
fixed here, five large houfes are already taken fur the
accommodation of the officers.
London, England, 1805-12-23

BRED), DEC. ;.

The march of the PI elicit troops fo long expected,
commenced laft week. On the 4th intiant, 4)rie bat.
talion at sived which was followed by a fecond at
midnight. They marched in the morning of tide sth
to Nimeguen. •
Yellerday battalions marched in here, among(}
which was a part of the Italian Legion. 'they were
2500 in Itrength. They excelled in (le fplendour of
their uniform, and the fupetiority of their mufic.—
This occationed a heavy quarreling on the inhabi-
tants here ; which was, however, impofed as equally
as pollible. Three of their battalions are Rationed
in the village of Dongcn and its neighbourhood.
Theie troops came from Antwerp, from whence
P'vcral hattllions ate dill on their march, and will
take their way thi ough this place to Bach, Nynegcn,
CrolVf.::u.i elfewhere, whdtt others, as i: is Paid,
march by 1-I°ool-attn.
Dice. 8.--;-1 his morning, at fix o'clock, the guns
Caere lied, announcing to us the unexpteled arrival
of Prince Louis, Connable of France, as Commander
in chid' of the Northern army, declined, among other
ohjeas. to cover our frontiers. The Prince deelinid
politely the compliments which the Conllituted
thorities intended to pay him. However, the Tower,
the Town haute, and the Hall, were illuminated, and
the beils were fet a-ringing to celebrate the arrival
lithe!'since in this city. After having previoufly
taken fume rt ft efhment with the Engineers belonging.
t tiie let t;tictitiens of this citadel, the Prince dined;
anti deltaited at ten o'clock at night, his Staff, burau,
I. itau ing Hirt a few hoUrs afterlards.
N'e tlerJay t ~viithoufand men marched through this
city for Bois-le-Duc and two thoufand welc guar-
:.• ; • • ,

tered here for the night. and to-day purfued their
march others are expelled tomorrow.
Yeaerday and to-day from four to five thoufand
men pafild through Hoogfiraten. The head-quar-
ters are to be positionally efiablifhed at Nimeguen.
London, England, 1805-12-23

cirr 2 L ECtIONS.

Saturday bein!, St. Thomas'i Dir. the Annual
Eltetion of Communcouncilmen. Conitables, &c.
took place in the differed Wards. There were fewer
contelied eleetions th.tn ufu.ll, and the old members
were, with the following exceptions, returned fin
the enfuing year :
In the Ward of Farringrinn Without, Mills.
Qtax and GRIFFITFI were returned without oppofi-
tion, vice hIefIis.BOUCOCIE and Sit LEAS. iefigned.....

Farringdon Within, the Tower and Cornhill
Wards were the only ditlrins contetted ; and at the
clofc of the Poll on Saturday the numbers were as
under :

FARRINGDON WITHIN.
i a Mr. Lawls

Mr. Stokes

John Smith 14 Coke to
Crowder 13 Wills 9
Cad well 12 Wheble 13
James Smith to Pritchard 13
Thomas Smith 13 Walker 15
Roberts 1 1 Whiter 5
Leigh 13 Seatckerd 44
Metcalfe t 2 Prielt a
TOWER.
43 D. l.airg 27
34 J. liartihorne 33
44 T. Ilridgi s 39
37 •P Skipper 41
43 "Cawtlickra 36
.48 •Gorlt 29
32 • GiliOn 13
36
T hofc marked th,,.•. were new Candidates.
CORNIIII.L.

S. Hutehinfort
T FothergiU
S. Dixon
J. Dixon
S. Wright
Tl. I.tica9
S. Walker
C.S.tiart

Mr. Birch 2a Mr. Barnard 25
Angel at Blunt 19
Jacks 24 'Catlira 7
Chapman 21 °Nona T 3
The Poll was very heavy in each Ward, confider.
able time having been fpent in prelitninary buliners.
There appears to be but little hopes for the new corn.
petitors in Cornhill Ward ; bat the contetl in that
of the Tower is expeeted to be vet y w.trm.

The following are Tome farther extradt, from the
Hamburg!) Mails arrived lad week :
01.sturz, Dec. i.—The head (patters of the two
Emperors are to day at Krizanowitz, a (German)
mile beyond Aultielitz. Prince Contlantine is at
Butfchweil. The French army has withdrawn its
right wing as far as Nieklafburg, and Rands on the
Schwarzdach, in the position of Thuras, with its
left wing againll Brunn. This army is etlimated at
60,000 men. Prince Ferdinand was on the 3oth ult.
at Czaflau. The latell accounts from the Archduke
Charles come down only to the i 7th of November
—on this day he had his head quai tern at Adellberg
and a corps of cavalry at Mohrburg, in Stytia.—
The Archduke John was at Clagenfurth. The day
before yeflerday the Ruffian cavalry brought in a
picket of tso French !wee. On the 27111 ult. the
Ruffian van had a very warm a ti )n, in which the
Ft ench cavalry fuffercd vet y much. The particu-
lars are not known. On the 28)11 General Savary,
aid de camp to the Emperor Napoleon, arrived in
the Ruffian head quarters. He is Paid to have
brought a very polite letter from his Sovereign to the
Ruffian Emperor. (N. B. It is Paid here (at Ham-
burgh), on fome authority, that the object was to
propole an aratillice for fix weeks, and that Aleran•
der replied, he could not giant one for fix days.)
London, England, 1805-12-23

AUGSBURG, NOV. 30.

From Vienna we learn that an order of the day
had been Hilted by the Emperor of the French, from
the head quarters at Biunn, on the 23e1 of Novem,
ber, importing, that he wifhed to grant tome repofe.
to the troops. They were, in confer-pence to go
into cantonments, and to labour to put to rights
their apparel and appointments, which have been a
little difordered fince their departure from France.
It is thought 'hat his Imperial and Royal irlajetly
will go to Vienna.
We undernand alfo, that on the 16th of NGvember
General Malt aroar, Commander in Chief of the ad
thvillon of the Grand Army, arrive 4 at Gratz, the
capital r. I Lower Styria, kith his flaff ant the Gene-
ral of Divifien VIGNOLLES. A part of this divifion,
confined cf the 84th and 93d reßiments of infantry,
of Oagoons, and Batavia,' Fli.tfarc. The 18th re
giment of mounted chalFeurs and a detachment of
French lauff4.ls, cccupkd the towns. The officers
wete quartered on the Bourgeois, and the tre9ps
were lodged in the barracks.
2.—Gen. BARAC VA I' &HIT. LURS has rectiv.
ed very fatisfaftory in:elligerce from t..c confines cf
Bohemia. The Connauted Au h. fates tlienifelvesrl
this kingdom are adverfe L., the railing of the pealautF,
w hrm evil-Minded per tons wished to u, ganiß. *V
13 ailiti of Klattau has publithed a 1.roclam:!!; •
which lays, ‘• that the fubjefls of this Bailic'h r...
not think, in any cafe, of taking arms and augit.,
ing the evils of war, by their impruoence ; all ;.:
Officers and intendants of the Bailiwick ate I tAlilt t:, d
to take care that ail the fubials confine thetwei%,s
within the bounds of a wilt and dilate' corc:utt."

It is calculated here, that by the tcth nf Decem•
ber the Grand Army would have received a oe:ri-
forcement of more than 45.c00 men. It will thus
amount to 160,n00 men i.i Moravia alone, without
reckoning the divifion eationctt in Bohemia, on the
left, and thole on the which occupy the Ty-
rol, Styria, and Carinthia. As fora.' as Marthals
blassstra and AVG R au lhail have efrated a com-
plete junCtion, the total of the French troops in Ger-
many, will amount to aSo,c7:3 men, without including
the contingents of the three Eleftors, the allies of the
Emperor N• POL. SON.

The Eleenral Cnvetnment of U'irtemberg hat sf•
find its alms, and f)albol• of pelfelnon, in all the
London, England, 1805-12-23

property of the Equenrian order in the Cantos df
Odenwald. The Bailiwick of Gundletheim, belong
fog to the Teutonlc Order, ha 3 (hared the fame fate.
The Wirtemburgian Commiffaries were fent to affix
the marks of poffeffion, but met with oppofition
they however returned the next day with fifty troops.
At Hoehendorf the equellrian theft and archives were
alto put under the feal of the commiffaries of Wir.
lernberg. The Directory of the Upper Palatinate
has informed Government that nearly boo Pruffian
deferters have arrived there. They requeft to know
in what manner they fhnuld treat them, whether they
should give them paffports, or deliver them up to
their regiments. We are ignorant what decifion has
been made refpeeting this fubjeft.
London, England, 1805-12-23

r kObt THE BATATIAN STATE GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY

1)V TI7E 13ru.
The intel:igence of tie great vi&ory obtained on
the zd of this month Ly French army in Moravia
[See the la.ll Shde Gazette:i was brought by a courier
Irom the head-quarters to the Minitier RAND
at Vknna, whence it was dtt'rtched on the 3d by
extraordinary couriers to other places, and alt.() to
•-ur Government in partici:lar. e'v'e hatl bored that
in one way or another, wz Leen enabled
to iufert, in this Extraordirau y (;.czette, f.,me farther
intormation refpeeting this glorious anti decitive bat-
tle ; and in cate the VreLeli poq, which thr,nld arrive
this enitln, bring any accoonts, we thali forthwith
communicate, either the whole or their ft/Mt:ince, in
our ..,th page, to far as the prefrore of tine may resider
fuch a communication pra:ticable.
UTRECHT, DEC. t 1.-114 day we received intel-
ligence that the Ruffians AndAulltians, beyond Brunn,
have fit tlaincd a dreadful defeat, having 101 l 40,c00
men in killed, wounded, and prifoners, with Iso
pieces of cannon, lb that the French Lave obtained a
complete victory.
London, England, 1805-12-23

BERGFN-OP.ZOOM, DEC. 7.

Lan night late arrived here very unexpeetedly his
Imperial liighnels Prince Loots, brother of the Em-
peror, with his retinne. This morning early, his
lit.thnefs infpefted the works of the citadel, maga•
aims, and the few dei,ots of French troops ; and at
deceit o'clock, he let off for Breda, nn his way t.,
Nimeguen. Since the Prince's arrival bete, it af-
ferted that orders have been iffued to put the city in
a hate of defence and to from magazines.
London, England, 1805-12-23

ULSEN, IN THE DISTRICT OF BENTHEIM, DEC. 7.

The Proffian troops at Schottorf, that were under
marching orders, have been countermanded by the
arrival of an eaafette ; confequently, in refpeft to
their dellination, the minds of people Teem chang-
ed; or, rather, they are unable to form any conclufion.
London, England, 1805-12-23

LINGEN, DEC. S.

The Pruillan troops in Wettphalia have been in mo-
tion thefe two days pall, which gives birth to numer-
ous rumours and apprehenfions. All the PrutGans
in cur nei?,hbourhood are withdrawn towards Weld.
On the other hand, thc.fe on the Wefer have fallen
down towards Ofnabrug and our environs.
London, England, 1805-10-29

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

At the London Tavern, Foanoloftreet, P.rnoeth, on Tuefday
the t9th November, at Ten &Clock in the Forenoon,
A LARGE quantity of Valuable Stores, landed.
J—IL from the Spacial Ships of War ST.RA PHA t L and EL Frame.'
Prizes to e.e b Let under the Command of Admiral Sir ROltkT
CA LDZI, Bart. cor.fifting of Seeable* 22 to t inches, tnuitly"
new, feveral Haw Lim and Shroud Laid Ropes, Standing and Run.
Ling iligging, Coils Of-New Rosoe difenent sea,.lll.lake-Rope,
and other Spa e orciage,Fa ai SailiCalargrgaibiliffot Blocks
shout One Thoufand Sparta Mufquets (the barrels well calcu•
lared for Fowling pieces), Bayonets, Piftols, CottafFes, Jbe ers of
Copper, Copper Nails, and other Copper; a largequat; thy of Lea
gers, Hogibeads, and ether Calks, Shook Calks, Staves, and Iron
Hoops about Sie Hundred and Seventy Begs of Bread, Beef and'
Pork; a iiihibtity of Woad Grape, Double-beaded Cannifter and
Laugrage Shot, from 6 to 42 pounders, Waggons and Carriages
for Artillery, a Quantity of Iron Ballaft, Anchors; Ships beats,
274 Gun Carriages, Lumber, and fundry (pare valuable Boat-
(walls Gunners. and Carpenters' Stores, too numerous to be
rotated., For Catalog-ues and viewing the Stores, apply to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Adktng Agent, in Plymouh.,
Pirnotttla, Odober a 6, 23.35. •
London, England, 1805-12-24

i 1 sT IDTLmtS.

EXTRACT 67 • LETTER FROM SORIN•11, :NITRO
NOVEMBER 7.
'4 Since my left the arrivals at this place are the
Thames, Chio° (late Bt.act) ; Union, TUCKER ;
Prefident, lacy ; and Roe, IRWIN ; all from Africa.
The la(-mentioned (hip, much to the credit of the
Captain and crew, maintained a very gallant atftion
on this coaft, with a French lugger of 18 guns, and
full of men, raid to have from iso to zoo on board.
It is fuppofed (he is lately from France, as we heard
nothing of her till this anion took place. The enemy,
in grappling the fhip, in the mizen chains, got the
fputfail yard in one of the quarter-deck ports, when
(he was immediately lathed by defire of Capt. Lewis.
At this time the French Commander called out to
his men, ' Are you fall r when the Englith Com-
mander replied,' Yes, we have you The French
then made a defperate attempt to board the Roe, but
were bravely reified. The Roe had on board a
Captain THOMPSON, late of the (hip Rebecca, of Li.
verpool, with the whole of her crew, about thirty in
number. To this additional force it may be afcribed
that the Roe was raved, as the enemy was very ftrnng,
and fought while there was a profpet of fuccefs ;
and was only difengaged from her lathing, in conic-
quence of carrying away the bcwfprit, and running
into fhoal water. The above-mentioned Captain
Tnoitesos was captured on the coati of Africa on
the 111 September. in company with the (hip Aftive,
Mc anis ; (hip Clarendon, Gets a; and brig William,
CHRISTIE ; and which were all captured at the fame
time by the French privateer Suir et 'Moir, of 24
guns. On the 2d inltant arrived the London fleet,
all well, under convoy of his Malay's ftiip DART.
The (hips for this place are, the Friendthip, Nsata ;
Pincent, Dawsom ; and Andromeda, SPAIN ; fit
paired for Berbice and Demarara.—Sailed ten (hips'
under convoy of his Majetly', (hip la Suits, to join
the general convoy on the 31(1 of Oelober, viz. the
Lundon Packet, PITT ; Johanna Charlotte, Boa-
RODATLE ; Rofina, tvI•KIIIDL•Y ; SCipin RAND; and
the Patton, BA wrson, for London; Lord Royal,
CARLISLE ; and the Princefs Royal, &Almon, for
Liverpool ; the Sally, BROWN ; and the Thames,
Gi.too, got on the Lee Bank River, and loft the
convoy, but got off."
Six veffels for Berbice and Demerara, part of the
convoy, paired Surinam on the ad of November.
London, England, 1805-12-24

RECAPITULATION OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED ON

BOARD THE ESTHER.

Killed--1 Captain, t Third Mate, t Carpenter, and a Seamen.
Since dead-1 Chief Mate and 4 Seamen.
Wounded—I 3 Seamen, now at the HofpitaL
On hoard the privateer-4 Seamen and t Bob ,—Total aS.
London, England, 1805-12-24

FROM I.i.OYD'S LIST.

Gaavessims, Drc. 23.—Paffed hp the Ann, Falconer, from
Waterford; Dolphin, Ceafer, from Mcmell; Young William,
Irwin, from Riga Rata, and the Vrov: Anna, Contras, from Va •
leneia.—Sailed the Humphries, I lutainfon, for fdrdtira; and the
James,Stark, for Cupeohagat.
ARRIVED. - _

At Ratufgate, Lady Bathely, Idughes, from Duhtin; John and
Sally, Hughes, tram Cork ; Centurion,—; and Albion,Albion,
from Youghsn—Off Dover, Eurydice, Compton, from Surinam; '
rdinforo', Thomas. from Faro; I' agic, Williams, from Quebec ;
and Harriot. Coflin, from the South Seas—Of Portland, Adonis,
trvm the South Sea.—At Poole, Mercury, Brown; Nancy,
Rowe; and ludulity, Cotter, from Newfoundland—At Portf-
mouth, Duke of Kent, —. front Newfoundland—At Plymouth,
Perfeverance, Stroud; and Oncga, Lily, from Newfoundland—
At Liv..rpo, I. Eliza, iltokes, fro n Surinam ; and Liverpool,
(uandrill. from Pitifadelphia—aAt Charliton, Superb, Befwirth;
and Ifabella Ore. n, Liverpool--.At Barhodoes,Barton,
trorn Liverpool; George, , Wiiberiey, Lovett; and Port
fea, park. front London—A, Art tria. Newton, Allen ; and Alia,
Walker. from Lonono—Ar St. Kitt's, Lucy. Mali, from Lon-
don—At Tortola, Htl ti Rutherford; and Itufina, from
London—At Surinam, Kitty. —..; Roe, Irwin; Union,
Tucker; and Purfait„ --, from Africa; Purluit, Dawfon;
Friendfinp, Neale; and Andromeda, Spain, from london—i-At
Dominica, Rebecca, Simltio, from London; and Ceres, —,
front Africa—At Oporto, Young Regulus, from London; and
Boadicea, Boyle, from Newfoundland—At Lilbon, Fanny, Hall,
from Falmomb; four fnends, —; and forf.iket, ----, from
Cork; Nenoine, Palk; William. Courier, Webber;
and Bell, Nichols, from Newfoundland—ln the River, Happy
Return, hlonro, from Riga—tit Dartmouth, Indian Lafe,
front Labadore—At Betfaft. Sir bvtnry South, —, from ltue-
bee—At Newfoundland, Elizabeth, Berm., from Poole—At
Mogadore, Two Elizas, ---, from Laudon.
A fleet frau Yortanouth arrived at Lilbon on the
..ad •
London, England, 1805-12-24

MINCE PIES FOR CHRISTMAS.

This clay was publifbed, price Half-a-Crown, neatly bound, weds
morocco backs, and embelliihedwith an appropriate froutilpiecas •
MINCE PIES for CHRISTMAS, which will
never be out of feafon, and which will always farM *delight
ul Repaft to Children of all Ages.
This Work contains an improved and enlarged feledlion of ref
vcral hundreds of the belt Riddles, Charades, Rebuff.-s, Sec. and
has been compiled with a view at once to improve the Cage, cur-
cite the Undwitanding, and afford never-falling Inter& and
Amufemcnt.

Printed for Tabirt and Co. at the Juvenile and School Library.
No. ts 7, New Bond-nreet, and to be had of every Bookfdler and
Toyman in the Bridal Dominions.
N. B. At the well known Juvenile Libiary of Tabart and Co
are to be found the largell afforunent in London of Books of In-
ftrudtion and Atunfemvnt for Children and Young Perfone.
London, England, 1805-10-16

CONSERVATIVE SENATE.

■XT&JCT FLOM THE tEGISTFI. OF THE CONSEILVATM

SENATE OF THE STH OCTOBER, 1803-
A MelLtge was read from his Majefly the Empe-
ror, dated Strafburgh, the 3oth of September, 1803,
which is as f..llows :

SINAI ORS.
I beer delegated to the Grand Fledtor the neeefrary powers
to pr. fide at the Sittings and Councils of Adminiitration of the
Ectiate.

I rejoice in the opportunity of giving that Prince a proof of
try tit Lem f.w bis rale. ts, and of my unlimited confidence in
Lis attachment to my palm. And to you, Senators, a guaran-
tee, that my ablince will in no refped delay the progrefs of bu-
finds.

I have alto cor.fidered, that the good of the Country required
that during my flay on the fruntiera,-the Grand Elcetor mould
remain in the inidft of you.

Given at our head-quarters at Straiburgh, the pft September,
1805. (Signed) 11.701.110 x.
B 1 the Emperor,
The Secretary of State, (Signed) ■. ■ MAIIT.

[Then follows a Refohnion of the Senate, voting Thanks to the
Emperor, and decreeing that a Deputation fitould be fent to the
Grand Eketor (Prince Jofcph) expreffive of their Istisfnalon at
his uon,instion. The Deputation, with the Prefident of the Se-
nate (Francis de Neufchateau) at their head, wafted on the Grand
Eleaor with an Addrefs the fame day.)
London, England, 1805-10-16

FRAACR.

PARIS. OCTOBER 6.

The Emperor has ellablilhed his head quarters at
Stutga,d. The army puffed the Necker, without ez
peTiencing either ficknefs or defertion. Many Con-
fcripts have j, ined. A fuccefs not lea important is
the junetion with the French Army of the troops of
Bavaria, Baden, and Wurtemberg. All the inhabi-
tants of Germany evince the molt favourable difpo-
fition towards the French Army.
There was yellerday an extraordinary Sitting of
the Senate.

M. JlllOllll BONAPARTII, who has funained the
honour anj dignity of the French Flag at Algiers,
with as much aaiyity as courage, is at prefent at
Paris,

OCTOBER B.—Purfnartt to a Circular Letter from
qle Mmifter of the Interior, all the Prefer in the
different departments have opened regifters for en-
tering the names of fuch young men as do not belong
to the crnfcription, and chute to ferve in the Empe-
ror's Guard of Honour.

Moll of the Engliib prifonzrs at Verdun have been
brought away from that place, fume to Valenciennes,
and others to Vaudreuil, in the department de l'Eare,
five leagues from Louviers, where there are two
cables, the molt ancient of which is furrounded by
ditches.

The road of Mount Cenis is now completed, and
thee carriages may go abreaft from Novalaife to
• bans le Bourg.
_ _

Upwards of moo men are employed night and
clay in crating additional works round Kehl, for
which purpofe a number of new houfes muft be pul-
led down. One half of the place is already evacuated,
and a number of people are thereby reduced to po-
verty and di lirefs, being without houfes or fuftenance.
—As the razing of the houfes did not proceed quick
enough, it was refolved to burn them dawn ; but this
was pail pined one day, and, in that (bort (pace,
every poaible aflittance has been given to the inhabi-
tants by the neighbours. The Emperor has promifed
the fufferers 75,000 florins.—French Funds, 551.
London, England, 1805-10-16

TO OFFICERS AND GENf•LEMEN OF THE ARMY.
A NY Regiment that may be in want of a Merman)
1 may be accommodated' intinediately • with a Man and bi
Wife, both profelled Cooks, and well verfed in the above Line.
saving Meifed feveral Regiments of refpeetability.
N. B. As they aro well acquainted with the unfettled Rate of
the Army, their grand obsed will be to make every tbang ennttoe-
able to their rtfp.Aive Officer S.
Let•t•r4 add:tired to M. W. No. 14, Titchficld.Rrect, Oxford-
Warktt, Mary-L -bonne, will be duly atteadcal to.

ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Cn. re-
ipeafully acquaint the Public, that the next day of Drawing
the ',reran sTATF. LOTTERV will be Saturday, the tqth
The Hrft drawn Ticket on that Morning will be entitled to

TEN THOUSAND POUNDS
STATE O• TAE WiIEEL.
3 Prizes of Lsopos 3 Prizes of £s,o'o
3 lov:co 4 1,000
$ - 3.3c0 9 so°
&e. &e. &e.

Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, continue on Sale at
thei, Lit:enrol Oilices, CORNHILI. and CHARING CROSS.
London, England, 1805-10-16

PATENT RETIRING STOVES.

ILLIAM SLARK and SON, furnithing Iron-
monger*, No. to, Cheapfide, beg leave to recommend to
the Nobility and Gentry the ufe of his Patent Reririog Stoves, the
fuperior advantazes of which are obvious on the %Lenten itifpeanni,
as they poffefs every requilite for warming rooms, and at the I..me
time give an opportunity of reducing the beat at pleafure, when •
ever the air becomes more rarified than i. ag-rtable or riliolefonse
for refpiratton. The conftruditm is perfectly fimpie, and cninot
be put out of °Mei And the lire alto way he extinAuillted without
raking out, by which means danger is avuided.and dull (fo
tajuri-
nos to furniture) presented.
The Patent Steam Kitchen to be fern in ufe every day; Ranges,
with Ovens and, Boilets,Warm Clofets, Hot Hearthsoke. complete
Sets of Kitchen Furniture, in Iron, Copper, and Double mock
Tin.—Bell Hanging in a fuperior ltyle.
London, England, 1805-10-16

TEN THOUSAND POUNDS.
SWIFT and CO. N. t. POULTRY, are felling the
Tickets and Shares of the prefent Lottery warranted undrawn.
The Firft.drawn Ticket on Saturday next, will receive Ten
Thoufand Pounds; and. on the neat Day of Drawing, the Firft
will he entitled to aooool.

AU the highell Prizes are yet in the Wheel; viz.
3 of £zo,coo 3 of £z,coo
3 to,cco 4 1,000

i spoo 9 500
Sly s: r and Co's. Moe has been remarkable for the Sale of Ca-
pit.di attached to Fief-drawn Tickets: the undia mentioned were
fold by them in the laft Lotteries only:
6.791 . £20,000 20,9c2 .... £lOOOO
9.363 10,000 B,zoo I,coo
_ 9,802 503 3.693 5OO

TWENTY POUNDS will bef paid for a Prize of
ant. and Tcn Pounds for a col. DLO; as f on as drawn; if
Intrehafed of HODGES and C 0.149, Oxford-area, or 44, St.
jsunees.fireet.
Ten Ths.ufand Pounds for the Firß-Drawn Ticket Next Satur-
day. OElnber 19. being the Fr.th Day of Drawing.
Firtt Drawn Ticket the Siath' Day, (Molter 26th, will re-
et ive 'Twenty Thoufand Pounds.
CAPI TALS IN THE W/VEL, and SIN DAYS to DRAW.
3 - Prizes of - - iz, ~,...co
3 - - - so.cco
a . . 5,C03
. .
3 - 2,'00
-4- 1 pc*
- -
9 - ' Soo
Titi,ets and Shares, warranted urdrawn, are on Pale by
lit)D:DiS and CO. at their above Offices. The full value for
Prizes to any amount will be paid on Demand.

DISEASES of the URETHRA and Certain COMPLAINTS.
' Pole Proprietor of DA RAN's celebrated medi-
dicated Boogies and Remedies, Mr. DU FOUR informs the
that he may as ufual be confutted daily front q to t, at bit
bowie, No. 54, Frith ltreet, Soho, on Carts of Stridures, Obftrue-
tior.., ;Met ts, &e. ate. as well as Debility, and every diforder where
f trecy is fo effentld a requifite. that Mr Dufour has provided a
Spacious houfe, that every Patient may be introduced in a Separate
rtin‘nt. Mr D. has for many years confined himfeif to that
department of Surgery, and front ettenGve pradiee, and the molt
111 Jeering Needs. he Is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild,
eific,,zious, requiring no confinement or reftraint, in diet, and
Which prevents a rtiapfe. Perfons in the country Rating their cafes
f y, in a letter, enclofing a one or a two pound note, will have
proper remedies tent to the amount. For the various fymptoms,
Sec. lee Mr Dufour's Treatife on the ahoveeomplaints, price as.
C. the sth edirion-,....t0 be bad of J. Callow, Crown-court, Sober,
Al'gren, Lacier (iiseese, and IM Author.
London, England, 1805-10-16

ABERDEEN, OCTOBER 9.

Lan week was held here the Annual Meeting of
the Northern Shooting Club. The company that at-
tended were not fo numerous as we have feen on for-
mer occafions. The meeting commenced on Wed-
nefday, and there were ordinaries and aremblies at
CLEUGH'i and ANDERSON'S alternately during the
remainder of the week. Among the company pre.
tent were—

Major General the Marquis of Handy, the Earl of Errol, Lima
tenant.ncneral Hay, the Honourable Mr. Maule, M. P. the Has.
Major %inlay, Sir William and Lady Johnfton, Sir Willha
Forbes, Sir Akunder Bannerman, Mr. resist:in of Pltfaste, M. P.
Mr. Farquhar. M. P. Mr. Skene of Skene, Wands Aladsok
Tinling, White. Forbca, Livingfton, Ley; Haddon, Ace. a number
of the principal gentlemen, and a large airemblage of the beauty
and ration of this and the neighbouring counties.
A concert on Friday by the band of the Eaft
Suffolk militia. under the patronage of Lord Hour-
LT, was exceedingly well attended. There was alfio
a concert on Saturday by Mr. STAIILINI. Several
matches were run on the race ground on Saturday,
and afforded tolerably good fport.—The company,
with their 'dual benevolence, collected a very hand..
Come fum for the following charities in town, which
was bellowed as under :-.-
Thc Poces Horpital
Lunatic Afylum
Sick Man Friend's Society
Private Charitable Inititutioa

to whole
On Saturday lull, one of the bridges over
of Boyne, on the turnpike road leading fr
Portfoy, fell down. Several of the mafi
but not dangeroufly. The accident
the wooden centres which fupported the
way.

Sittings ,minted in Middlefez and
fore the Right' Hon. Sir jaMES MANSFI,
Lord Chief latice of his Majelly's Com
mon Pleas, at Weilniinacr, in and after
Term, 1805.

WODCD DISCICO4..
10, ika a member
go at tile beauty
6
of the Eaff
Lord Hour-
'here was alto
Jut. Several
on Saturday.
he company,
a very hand-
* town, whisk
Leo o 0
so 0 0
zo 0 0
sa is 6
so Is 6
over the Burn
from Banff to
funs are hurt,
happened by
ie arch giving
I London, be-
ler.n, Knight,
:ourt of Com-
:r Micihtelmaa
DOW.
- Nov.
• ss
as
So
eight o'clock
1 bfanufaitory
Hunter Area.
tl confide, Awe
the timely af-
!sertions of the
roast rPteari r''
London, England, 1805-01-30

LEICESTER.

T a GENERAL MEETING at LOUGH
BOROUGH, 24th pawl', acis, appointed by Public
Advertifernent to confider the expediency of applying to
matt tot an Adt for the Inclofure of Charwond Fore t,

The EARL of MOIRA in the CLair,
The following quettions were pruptifed :
sit, Whether it is capediant to intlofe Charnwoud Foreft ?
Med unanimoufly in the affirmative.
sd, Is it the opinion of this Meeting that a Petition be prefcni vci
to P.srliament this &Ilion for leave to bring in a Bill ?—Palred
unaolmouf!y in the affirm.tive.

Reitilved Unanimoufly, That a Committee to prepare the
heads of a Bill be named; and that it conflit of eleven perfons,
and not leis than Lam, to determine any queftion ; and that the
following 'serious form that Committee :
The Earl of Moira The Rev. John Piddoeke
Thomas March Igtillfpps, Efq. The Rev. Chilies Allfopp
William Herrick, Efq. The Rev. Thomas Bcer
Rev. Philip Storey William Maki), Efq. or
Ed. Dawfon, Efq. of Watson- Thomas Paget. Efq.
Houk and
The Rev. Rich Hardy, D. D. Wm. Toone, Efq. of Belton
Rafolvad. That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that a• It Is
impradicable to difeover any perfon making claim to Right of
Common upon Charnwood Furcit, the following mode be adopted
fur giving facilitation to every fuels perfon to ezprefs his content or
oppontion to the meafurtt, viz. That parchments attached to a
t rinted blllbe left at the feveral Banking hoofs in Leiceiter and
I.oughborough ; at ikreffrs. Pelle"! a. d Webiter's Office in Allah,
de la Zouch ; and at Mr. Clatidge's Office in Pall Mall, Lon-
don; and fuck other places as may be thought necetfary, with
two columns, one headed • Afient: the other • Dllient ;' and that
notice of the places where their Parchments and Bill. are to he
lode-d, he puhlifht din the LeicAter,, Derby, B'.rmi• sham, Mar-
tun f Puft,and S rat Papers.
That Mr. Peftell he Solicitor for prefentie.g the Petition to the
Houk of Commons, produced and figned at this Mt:zing, for
leave to bring in a Bill.
That this General Meeting be adjourned to Monday fe'nuight.
That the Committee meet neat fhariday at the Bull's Head,
Loughhoroligh.
His Lnr'thip having left the Chair, the Thanks of the Metting
were, on the motion of Mr. Phillips, onanimoully given to Lord
Moira, foe hi, hindncfs in promoting this undertaking, and for his
able and liberal conduit in the Chair this day.

MOIRA, Chairman.
London, England, 1805-01-30

AN IMPORTANT PAC F.

'MRS. VINCENT, No. 4, Davies.Preet, Grog--
INA eenor-rquate. abfulutely is the I",ile original Proprietor and
Preoarer' new Eying. of Dr. GOWLAND's GENUINE. LG.
PON rid as it is hash time that the public mind put at reit
wi this important troth, the hereby ettallenp:•contradiaiun before
the I.ord Chief luftlee of EnA.lnd, and a Britiat Jury.
ho, Hire Ithar irl's 'pear,
" Mune tha truth, and bed the fiend appear."

HEALTH re-eft‘blithed. and the Syftem iumigotattd, by
Dr. BRODUM's HO I'ANICAL SYRUP and
NERVOUS CORDIAL

•I' HE rapid inr;a4snn theenn-liitution, and Dc
bility of the Nervous Syfteni, brought on by the indifcretion
of Youth., Warm Climates. &c. which havebafled the Skill of the
aloft able Ph) lielans, now yield to thole ',eat inventions, Dr.
BRODUW'S BOTANIC.II. SYRUP and NERVOUS COR-
DIAL, and as the arliaed know an them only they can rely for
certain relict, the rapl.l fate of theft, furpriftpg Medicines may he
accounted f r, and Hundreds arc daily oEering up the tribute of
gra:itude for renewed hutch end vigour. The Medicines and a
Book of furprifing Cures to be had at the Node, No. 9, Alhion•
firm Blackfriar's Road, and of all Medicine Vendee in the Uni-
ta Kingdom.

DR. BUCKLEY, of Bolton-le-Monrt, Lancaffiire.
acquaints the Public in general that be has found nut the right
method of curing inward difonlers„ which was never Wind out
tenre. If any one falls Eck of a Fever in any part of England, fo
that they apply in three days. he will be bound to cure them in ten
dzyiL The names of Fevers arc of nei eourequebee, at be will not
on'te above four days difference between the heft and the work...
: nny perfon be ict a wcaknefs. and will make application in one
n. nth, he will cure them in two weeks. More perfons tile by
Mercurial Medicines than are killed in the field of battle; and he
wl/ be la und to curt a certain diforder in nue month's time with-
an! any merearialmedtrincwhattoever inquiries, it thoughT pro-
; ir, may be made of tie following perform whom he hat co-ed in
r.e rime he mentions, viz. Richard Penny.lt'ater Rivet; and John
brai'.fitaw, Shore-head. N. Street, Null. of a wealenel. Jo!'erts
iAI and Anna Wild Haywood; Robert ilarknefs, Cooyer't• row,
: John 'NA, Artier N. Bolton, and jorell'l and
'•":- Grime, Bolton, of a Fever. Wide, a hundred win if
r e• of other diforders: and he can fey he never had a relent
ute, bi hit tire. Application to be made at No. 3. etornw,
i.itt'e Bolton, where the Valor may be i.en perfun.a.y by any
Prat. All I.etters poft•paid.
London, England, 1805-01-30

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 18os.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
!ADM AND OINTLENIIN,
OFFERED myfelf as a Candidate for the EaR
India Diredion Rune time ago, and folicked the honour of
your votes and intereft for a future occallon.
Perini: me new to exprefs a wen-grounded hope that, from pe-
culiar eireurnflances,your cantinas in my favour may be dim :led
with effeEt to the Second Vacancy, on which event it Is nay Inters-
ti.oa to proceed to a ballot.
I have only to repeat, that my p-etenfiratas to your favourable
notice arc founded upon acknowledged pubSe krvices, and my
cope-dation of fuecefs on the fupport of numerous and highly re-
fpcdable Friends.
I have the honour to be, with the utmoarefpedi
Ladies and slentlewno,
Your falthfid and devoted Servant,
No. 12,Hr:record-ft:vet, May Fair, THOS. WELSH.
Jan. 28, aces.

CHARNWOOD FOREST, or CHACE, in the COUNTY of
London, England, 1805-01-30

1-10CSE OF COMMONS.

A perfon Iron, Vic r ,:chcquer prefented, purfuant to order, an
Accoubt of Ow 'act 12rbduez of the Permanent and War *fazes,
for the Year e,e.tri; the
_sth of faruary, 1805, diftinguithing the
Produce of ea to lie on the Table; and, on the ma-
tism u Mc. J..! AC.:, 1•1111 Wag ordered to be printed.
Mr. W. POLE Ft. fey :et' the urdnance Magnate for the year
zBo3.—Ordered to !it on the Table. And the Honourable Wm-
bee gave notice that he wr.old (41 Nloll4ay move, in the Commit-
tee of Supply, f.,r a Grant to the Amount of thole Eftimates.
Lord '.V M. brought in a Bill to enable the Proprie-
tors of the surrey Lon Railway to rate .urther Sums of Money
Read a brit and orarcd NI lot read a fecund time.

_
The Malt Doty, the Pcofions,Officci, Perfuoal Eftatea. &gar,
Cyder, Tobac,:o. ..lid SvutiTax Ms, were read a kcood time,
and committed for 1 hurfilay next.
Cu Cie mown of Lord HENRY PETTY, the Order of yef-
terday t:lc Account of the Etports to Spain, was dif-
charged, and an co-iia made that the Lid Account fbould be
printed, togetior with the Account on the Table of the Imports
from Spain.
Mr. HU SKiSsON prcfented an Account of the Doty outltand.
Ley in Bonds ;ton othcrwife in the Excite, finer the sth of April,
allca.—Ordered to lie on the Table; and. on the motion of Mr.
Vantittart, to :.c (tinted.
On the motion of Mr. G. ROSE, the Ad of the 34th and 40th
of hia prefent Nlajt fly, chap. 8, was read, and the Piii,ht Honour-
able Gentleman iIJVC notice, on Thurfday, that he would move
that the Houle thould refolte into a Codmittce to confider of the
t:id Aft.

•Mr. HUSKiSSON prtfented an Account of the Bounties, Pre-
and other Sums of Money advanced by Governmett on
the Exportation of hih. Ordered to lie on the Table.
Mr HUSK ISSON obtained leave to bring in aßillforindem-
niivii g fuch perfons as have omitted to qualify for Offices ; fur
a.i.w.ing further time to qualify, &c. &c.
London, England, 1805-05-07

VICTUALLING OFFICE, April 26, ..05.
THE CO3IIIIISSIONARS for VICTUALLING
HIS ATAY RS'Tre Isurr, cis hereby jive frothy,
That on Friday the zcth of May next, they will be ready to re-
ceive Tenders in writing (leafed up) and treat for
About TWO HUNDRED and FIFTY CHALDRONS of
Pltts TANFIELD MOOR COALS,
or Coals of equal goodnefs.
To be delivered in a whole cargo, or whole cargoes, in the fpsce
of three weeks from the date of the Contradt, winds and weather
permitting, alongfide the Wharfs at his Majefty's VidtuallingPre-
talks at Plymouth and Southdown ; and to be paid for by Bills
pityaSk with intereft Ninety Days after date.—The Conditions of
the Contradt may be ken at the Secretary's Office.
No regard will he bad to any tender is which the price Jboll sot it
iolerted is word, at length, or that "hall sot he delivered to the Iloord
before one o'elcel on the laid Friday the ootb of May were, nor *midi the
Pt:fon who wake, the leader, tr fame taloa p bit 6054, atteadr, to
dolour, when cottager.-
London, England, 1805-05-07

TUCTUALLINGOITICE, May 6, Ms.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

ISIS MAY ESTra NAVY, do herd, give Notice,
That on Friday the z 7th inftant, they will he ready to re-
ceive 'fenders in writing (fcaled up) and treat for
About THREE HUNDRED CHALDRONS of PITTS TAN-

FIELD MOOR COALS ; or Coals of equal goodnefs.
To be delivered in a whole Car, o, or whole Cargoes, in the (pace
of three weeks from the date of the Contradt, winds and weather
permitting` alongilde the Wharfs of hi.i'Majrfty's Vidlualling Pre-
miles at WeevM and Portfmouth, and to be paid for by Bills pay-
able with intereft ninety days after date.

The Conditions of the Contrad may he rem at the Secretary
Office.

No regard will he bad to any &arks iN wlich the trice AEU mot he in-
fer/el in words at kosgthror daybed.' Not he de&aered to the Board tel.'s
tire o'dod it the Paid Friday the i7tb lope, air gratis the Ferree
who waits tLe tender, or font &riots ox Lis L Lay attexds to assfuer
tube* Ailed for.
London, England, 1805-05-07

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS MAJESTY.
This day were publithed, price One Guinea, No. I. of
VNG RAYINGS with a defca iptire Account, in
Euglieh and French, of Egyptian Mont taunts, in the Britlfh
Mufeurn, coded:al by the Inftitute in Egypt, under the direction
of Bonaparte and furl-enacted to the Bri:ilh Commander in Chief,
Lord iiutchilfon, by General Menou.
Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Paternofter-
row ; Me.ll-^cl, the Lagr.tv,::, Abingdon -Erect, WeEntintter;
and W. Miller, Bookfeller, Albemarle-Erect.
•,,* In the Numbcr of t bac Monuments lathe celebrated Stone,
with the, Hieroglyphic, Egyptian, and Greek Inferiptions, found at
Itofetta; alto the masnifteent Sarcophagus from Alexandria, which
Dr. Clarke, in his elegant Work, entitled " The Tomb of Alex-
ander," has evirced from arcumulatLd evidence, to have been the
very Coffin in which that Zerowrs rnfhrinel

The Drisv'n,,,,.4 have been made by Mr. AIL xander with all rof
able Fidelity, and are engraved by Mr. Medland in the belt Style
of the Art.

It may not be improper to add that, for the Preferration of the
Nlont.nu.:.ts rc,,,refented b.tbi• Publication, the Sum 018:401. ha%
cen granted by Parliament ; and that the Edifice to he erected
for the Purpofe now buil:ling at the &Wilt Muktn.
The whole Collation will he included in about Twelve Num-
bers, at a Gt.ii.ca each, and pubiithed at moat intervals.
London, England, 1805-05-07

d %V. 1.1 pt.hlifhed.price Is. 6d.
ASER I 0 Li 3 EXAMINATION of the. ROMAN
CATHOLIC CLAIM;i, as fet forth lathe Petition now
pending before Parliament.
By the Rev.THOM AS 1.1 MESURIER,
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