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London, England, 1805-07-06

1111t104 V. CIiADVICLL.

This was an aElion of flatider, The parties are
manufaiturers of beer engines, and it was imputed
to the Defendant, that being jealous of the Plaintiff's
trade he had followed him about to different public
houfes—where he had received orders—laying, he
' was not a mailer of his butinefa ; that he was a
fcoundrel and a thief, and that he had robbed him,
the Defendant, of the machine he had put up at the
Gibraltar public houle in St. George', Fields. The
Twain in this cafe for confederation, after the words
had been proved, was fimply, whether the Defendant
meant to impute a felony to the Plaintiff, or whether
he only meant to infer, that he had robbed him of
the advantages he, the Defendant, would have re-
ceived from putting up the engine, by fupplanting
him in the order. If the latter, the flander imputed
to the Defendant was not made out ; but if the for-
mer, the Jury was dire led in that cafe to take into
their confederation the frequent repetitions of the
charge, and apportion their damage accoidingloy.—
Verdia for the Plaintiff.—Damages Sol.
London, England, 1805-07-06

AUT !CAL IN7I.LLIC;2:'N‘;‘7.

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Gaarrrocr., Jercy 3.—It was upon the 17th Jur..
that the Independence, War. KEE. fpoke the Scipio,
M•Mreeaa, from Jamaica ; parted convoy off Ni
cholas Mole, lat. 45. to. north, long. 45• !leering
pretty far to the North and L. N. E. ; and on the
18th June, fpoke the (hip Janie, fur London, lat.
48. long. 33. about fitly fail parted convoy. Left
kadirg at Charlelton, the Olive Branch, BENNET,
for this port.

Pri,474l4ca, Jocy 3.—Since my lad the William.
CROCKERY failed for Bridgewater ; and the GANNET
(loop of war, Captain BASS, arrived from a ctu:-.,
and remains.

PLY Meuri4, JULY 4--Arrived the American brig
Reipea, Captain lviaacst, frcm America, laden with
fugar and coffee for Amfierdam, detained by the
Hero privateer ; the Poppenburgh (hip Minerva,
Captain Boy:, from Bourdeaux, laden with brandy
and wine, bound to Ensbden, detained by the Lord
Nelfon privateer; the Wilhelmina, LUDSICI, from
Dantzic ; and his Majelly% (hip Lain Wawa, with
a convoy of light Victuallers from the Channel Fleet.
—Sailed the Good Intent, Capt. Tu rate :1,, for Cork.
P. S. Si: o'clock—As the certainty of the arrival
of the Jamaica Fleet mull produce great fatisfailion
to the merchants in general, I halen to inform you
that they paired the port this morning with a fine
breeze at W, S. W. One of them, viz. the Endy.
mien, a tranfport, with troops and condemned Ames,
LI is arrived here.

POS.TSMOOTH, JULY s.—This morning arrived the
Dxstitss frigate, Capt. WHITBY, from the Weft In.
dies. The convoy went part for the Downs.--Drop.
ped Joan to St. Helen's the NAMUR, of 74 gnat,
HALSTIAD ; and the Rivsacv, of 74 guns,
Captain MONSON, to join the Channel Flec.!.—CAme
into harbour the Ms GAER• foop, Captain Durs, to
be paid off.—Arrived the Waar, AZANPVID, from
St. Martin's, bound to Caine, detained by the
CLINKER gun brig. —Sailed the Tams! frigate,
captain Cuaav, on a crnize.

Dsll4 JULY 5.--Sailed yellerdAy evening the
&twos, aux man of war, for Portfmouth. The Calais
and Boulogne fquadrons, and the Zan* bomb, with
the Eaft Indiamcn and convoy, which failed yelierday
for Portfmoutb, are, by the firong weflerly winds,
put back, and remain in the Downs with the raft of
the flips as per lall.—Wind S. W.

Snasansss, JULY s.—Sailed this morning from
the Nore, the LORD ELDON armed fhip, with one vet:
fel (the Sally) under convoy for Touningen, with
fine wind at S. W.

YARMOUTH, JULY 4.—Yefterday arrived the LYMY
(loop, with the homeward bound (hips frays the Baltic.
Lail night arrived the Swam cutter, Lieutenant Ca.
MERON, with difpatches for the Admiralty, Paid to
contain an account of the Dutch fleet having made
another movement, and got down to the fifth buoy,
This day paired through there Roads, two Greenland
(hips well filbed. Art ived from the Downs the Ac-
Ttve frigate, Captain MOT/BRAY. Sailed the him-
TOL !loop of war, SNIPS and VIXEN gun brigs, LYNX
Hoop, and one cutter.
London, England, 1805-07-06

LOATON MARKETS:

tvstrcrows RETURN AT UX3RIDGE. JULY 4.
Wheat per load 161 co to :SI os
Raley per quaner II As to 21 3$
Oats per ditto ti 8s to al Its
Beans per ditto al Bs to al tea
Peale per ditto al So to 21 tas
PRICE OF HOPS.

DADS. POCICITS.
Kent - 31 os to 61 84 I Kent - 31 6s to dl a.
Buffo . SI os to 61 os Suffer - 31 Ss to 61 los
EtTce -51asto 6; as Fattens El os to 91 OE
Old Duty Laid at so,OOOL
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH.
Bags 41 ISt to 61 zoo 4 Pockets 31 Os to 71 os
PRICES OF HA AND STRAW.
Smithfield. St. James's. Whiteeltspel.
Hayperload 3 to to 4 to 3 0 oto s 3 o 3 t 6 to 4 12 0
Straw 2 8 to 3 0 2 3 010 3 a 0 2 to to 3 6 0
Clover 4 oto 5 0 4 410 5 8 0
SMIT FIELD, July 5.
To fink the offal..-per Rune of Sfh.
Beef 4 d 55 64 I Veal 3s to Ss 8d
Mutton
3$
84 to
d tol3ll
4.
Lamb Ss od to 61 od.
HtAD 0/ CATTLE THIS O.T.
4d Pork 3. pa to 4, 44
Beafts about boo--Sheep and Lambs 9.0:v.
NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, July 3.
Per (tone of 81b. by the carcafe.
Beef 35 8d to 45 8d I Veal 2s Sd to 45 Sd
Mutton 35 44 10 4s od Pork 35 81 to 41 4d .
Lamb ----. 41 44 en Ss 44.
PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.
St. James's market 4s od Town Tallow 67s od to os
Clare Market 35 aid Ruffiaditto (can.) 66s od to 68.
Whiteehapel Market Ruffin ditto (foal)) h7s to oos od
(pat none of 81b.) 35 tzd Melted Stuff 53s to 360 od
—...—... Ditto rough 38, od to 05
its sod Greaves ass od
Average Price 36 tl¢4 Good Dregs cos to ay
Yellow Soap, 74s to 05..-Mottled,B6‘...Cagd,9o,
Price of Candles per dozen, t if s od—Moulds, its 04
NEW COAL MARKET, July s.
Ship at Market. Ships Sold. Prices.
29 NeweafUe Coals 28 ,428. 64. 324 od.
z Cannel . 0 COS.
4 Sunderland 4 425.6 d. 435.6 d.

Jane Taylor, aged thirty-four, broke out, four
years ago, in a large blotch on her left leg. It con-
tinued fpreading, till it arrived about the knee. Its
firfi appearance was a rednefs of an extreme high en.
lour; much hear, and a tormenting itching, which
dearoyed her fleep. At this time an i:horous
water was difcharged ; her legs fwelling fo as to pre-
vent her moving freely about. Poultices, and vat i
ons applications were tried with no rind effe/t. She
then, by recommendation, refolved to take Spilthory's
Patent Antifcnrbntic Drops. She perfevered for fix
months, when (he became entirely well.

JANE TAYLOR.
tiS, Upper Cleveland-amt. JAMES TAYLOR.
Mr. SPlts BURY is not accountable fnr any mixture
foist, timid.% the words " By the King's Patent" are
inferted at length nn the bill of ditatinnc, bottle. and
wrapper ; the Ramp alto (the King's duty) is printed
in black ink inßead of red. Bottles p. 6d. tos. and
!I. as. duty included.

Tuefrlay, in Hertford liras. the Lady of Whew Marthifon
Efq of a daughter.
!aft week, at Chefterseld, a woman was delivered of four
boys; two of them are alive, and with the mother, are likely to
do welL
London, England, 1805-07-06

FIRST ARTICLE.

That the fald Henry Lord iffeountiiclville,whllft be held and
enjoyed the Paid °Ake of Treafurer of his Majefty's Navy, and
previous to the Paid rah day of January, r;B6, did take and re-
ceive, from and out of the money imperiled to him as Treafurcr
of his Majefty's Navy, from his Majeity's Exchequer. the fum of
ro,cooL or fome other large funs or funs of money, and did fraudu-
lently and illegally convert and apply the fame to his own ufe, or to
Come other corrupt and illegal perpoks, an/ to other purpofes than
thole of the Public Navy Services of the kingdom, to which alone
the fame was lawfully applicable; and did continue fuch fraudu-
lent and illegal converfton and Application of the raid fum or ferns
of money, after the patting of the Paid As of Parliament for the
better regulating the Office of the Treafurer of his Majefty's Navy.
And the raid Henry Lord Vifetount Melville has declar4 that be
never would reveal the application of the laid fum of topeol. and,
in particular, he did make Inch declaration in the Houfe of Com-
mons on the nth day of J one, silos ; and then and there added,
that he fdt hbufelf bond, by motives of public fluty, as well as
private booms', and perfonal convenience, to aimed the fame s
all which coodudt of the Paid Henry Lord VU'count Melville was
contrary to the duty of his laid Oilice.a breach of the high trial re-
pofe4 in him, and a violation of the laws and llama of this realm.

SECOND ARTICLE.
That the (aid Henry Lord Vikount Melville, difregarding the
duties able Paid once, and in breach and violation of the fad Att
of Parliament for better regulating the fame, did, after the palling
of the fame AR, and whllft the laid Henry Lord Vitconnt Mel-
ville continued to bold and enjoy the laid office connive at and
permit and fuller the Paid Alexander Trotter, under and by virtue
of the Laid authority to given to him by the Paid Henry Lord Vif-
count Melville u aterefaid, illegally to draw, tredve, and take
from the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, for
other purpofes than for immediate application for navy [wrier*,
large fumy of money from and out of the monies before then iffued
unto the Paid Governor and Company of the flank of England, on
account of the kid Henry Lord Vifeuunt Melville, as Treaforcr of
his Majelty's Navy : And the fail Henry Iced Vifcount Mel-
vifte did connive at and permit and fatter the Paid Alexander Trot-
ter to place the (aid left mentioned turns of money, or a great part
thereof, fo illegally drawn , received, and taken by him from the
Governor and Company of the Bank of England as aforefaid, in
the bands of Meffrs. Thomas Courts and Company, the private
bookers of the laid Alexander Trotter,in his own name, an d, fob-
Jed to We foie controul and difpofition : All which coodu.t of the
faid Henry Lord Vircount Melville was contrary to the duty of
his raid ollice,a breach of the high truft repaid in him, and a vio-
lation of the laws and flannel of the realm.
London, England, 1805-07-06

FIFTH AR fiCLE.

That after the Paid loth day of January, 1786, and whilft the
Paid Alexander Trotter Cu continued the Paymatter of the Paid
Henry Lord Vikouns Melville as aforefaid, and with fuck privity.
connivance, and permiffion as aforefaid, fo applied and ufed tke
11laid turns of money, or great part thereof, for purpofes of private
advantage, profit, and emolument, as aforefaid, the laid Henry
Lord Wcount Melville fraudulently concealing the illegal ufe and
application of the fame, did procure, obtain, and receive front the
Paid Alexander Trotter, advances of Several large rums of money.
which were made to him the laid Henry Lord Vifcount Melville
by the raid Akunder Trotter, In part from money Was aforcfaid
illegally drawn by him the Laid Alexander Trotter, from the Go.
venter and Company of the Bank of England, and in part hoop
Suns of money fo placed by the Paid Alexander Trotter, in the
hands of the Paid Meffrs. Courts and Co. as aforefaid, when mixed
with and undiftingulfbed from the proper monies of the Paid Alex-
ander Trona And for the porpofe of more effettnally conceal-
ing the Laid advances of money, the fad books of account, vouchers.
memorandums, and writings, were Co as aforefaid burnt and de-
ftroyed.
SIXTH ARTICLE.

That amongft other advances of money fo as aforefaid obtained
and received by the laid Henry Lord Vifeount Melville from the
Paid Alexander Trotter, the raid Henry Lord Vikeunt McMlle
did procure, obtain, and receive from the Paid Alexander Trotter,
a rum of ax,oooi. or fame other large rum or fume of money, ad-
vanced by the laid Alexander Trotter to the Paid Henry Lord Vii
count Melville, without inter& ; part whereof was fo advanced
exclufively front Public Money, fo as aforefaid illegally drawn from
the Governor and Company of the Bank of England by the Paid
Alexander Trotter and other pan whereof was advanced from
the Paid mixed fend, con:poled as well of Public Money fo as
aforefaid illegally drawn by the raid Alexander Trotter Irons the
Governor and Company of the Bank of England, and placed by
him in the hands of the Paid Melfts. Cavite and Company as afore.
laid, as the proper modes of the laid Alexander Trotter in the
hands of the raid Meats. Coutte and Co. whisk had been mixed
therewith, and remained undifUngulftsed therefrom : Mad for the
purpofe of more efftdtually concealing the raid advances of mo-
ney, the laid books of account, vouchers, memorandums, and.
writings were fo as aforcfaid burnt and deltroyed.
London, England, 1805-07-06

DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH,

EY KING HENRY THE HY rtioF ENGLAND, AT THE
Barn.F. OF AGINCOURT, IN THE YEAR 1415.
'WOW OPEN, at the Lyceum, Strand, the Great
J 1 milorical and Panmumic Pia= of the BATTLE of
AGINCOURT, Palmed by R. K. PORTER, Efq.
.rbt, Grand Hilt.rical Pidure is painted from the mot! curled
Vfonnation. on the fame Scale as the celebrated Pictures of the
urrting of herin•apstam, Sirge of Acre, Battles of Alexandria,
Lodi. and the D:fclt of the Fr..:ch at the Paffage of Mont St.
t;nchartt,and gives an accurate idea of the fituation of the contend-
ing parties on that memorable day. It contains agog fquare feet
rf earns The Picture taint:its Portraits of many of the Englifh
bench Nobility. An iroietting Account of the Battle., which
vdilbe found 4 fuitsblu ClitnN.nion to the Pi3ure, may be bad at
At: Ilch!'lition.

The hxkibition is open every day, frost nine o'clock till duik.

Admittance One Shining.
London, England, 1805-07-06

souToxits WHALE FISHERY.

The Bill having been read a thitd time, purfuant
to order,
Lord BROOKE moved, that a claufe should be
added, agreeable to die petition of Mr. Greville.
Mr. ROSE objeEted to the clank. He dated,
that at firt great encouragement had been given to
thofe Americans fettled at Milford Haven, under
the idea of their bringing foreign nihermen into the
country, and fitting out (hips for enterprise. It ap•
peared, however, on the contrary, that nothing of
this fort was done by the Petitioners, but that they
took advantage of their privilege by importing oil
from Ametica without paying the duty they mutt
otherwife have paid.

Alderman PRICE alio oppofed the claufe, as ex-
tremely unjufk to the Briti(h tifkermen. There Ame-
rican adventurers had fii ft fet up in France, and
when driven from that country and fheltered in this
they tried the privileges which were given them mo 9,

anfaitlY. Their Mips were to pars for eithcr Atr.e
rican, French,, or Englifh, which ever bell IttiteJ
their convenirtcy. übjed of this claufe was to
continue to give them a aloft unjuft and unfair ad-
vantage over Jor own Mennen.
The Mule was then negatived, and the Bill was
paired and oraered to the Lords.—Adjuumed.
London, England, 1805-07-06

Ri.I43IENTAR PROGEED/NGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JULY 5.
Croinfel were leard :n the Appeal from the Court of Seffion,
Campbell v. M.Nair.—Oideri..l to be further proceeded in nn
Woodsy.
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up a Meffage from the Commons,
in aisfwer to their Lordthips' Mefraget, relative to the evidence
upon which the Athol Counpenfation Bill was grounded. :'he
fubfiance of the Mtrage was, ..that it was not ufual for the Com-
mons to furnith minut.s of the evidence received on palling Bills
of that nature."

The I,OR;ZHA eLio a, the Duke of NOR roLc, Marquis of
BUM NCHANI Dt. • of tVIONI ROIL, Lords HAWILLSBURT, and
HOLt A N;•• made lonic °biers:dons on the Meffsge from the
whieL was ordered to be taken into confideratlon on
7"'.gaay.

The Corn Amendment and Militia Officers' Compenfation Bill
were read a third time and palled.
The Marquis of BOCK i ?WHAM prefented a Petition from
the hoile of Keys:Finn. the Athol Compenfation Bill, which being
read and laid upon th•: table, his liordibip moved, that it Should be
tuien ii.to coolideration on Tuefday neat, and that the Lords be
fummoned for that clay.
Mr. PLutar R was heard againft the Smuggling Prevention Bill.
Ordsred to be farther heard at half part one to-morrow.
Mr ALI• XANDER brought up a number of Bills, among which
was the Inde imity Bill to Mr. Trotter.

Un the firft reading of this Bill, the LORD CHANCELLOR
obferved, that it would be defirable that their Lordikips fhnuld be
put in poff,ffion of the eircumftanees which gave rife to it, previ-
ous to any proceedings heir g taken upon it in that Houfc.
The Bills which were brought up, as well as all others before
their Lordfhips. were forwarded in their refpedive Rages.
Adjoin nett till Half ran One to morrow.
London, England, 1805-07-30

Jt 0 UZ. OGNE S 5) UADA OM

1.% DO, JULY 25.—0 n Tuefday night the FANNY
cutter arrived in the Nefs Roads with difpatches to
Rear Admiral DouGt.as on board the LEOPARD, in-
forming him tha: fixteen tuggers and nine brigs, run-
ning down from Havre to Boulogne, had been at-
tacked by his Majelly's floop Cmemrtots, of zo guns,
and two gars bt igs, ,but received fo much damage
from the batteries on More, that they were obliged
to leave them; the cutter received four (hot in her
hull, and the French afterwards proceeded to Bou
logne. Remain in the Nets Roads his Majelly's floop
LEOPARD) Rear Admiral Dove LAS, and a few gun
brigs. •
SITRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER FROM AN OFFICER,
London, England, 1805-07-30

AGENTLEMAN v, hn has it in his power to
procure any SUM of MONEY, at the Shorttft Notice, for
good Bills, or upon Annui;ics, or o:her C'ertart Securiti,s,wilhrn to
be employed at the Agent to any perl'ons, whether of the Mer-
cantile or Edbionable part of ti.o World, who in ty require his
affiltanee.--Perfinal applications are received from ten till four;
and letters, Poll. Paid, addrt CU to the Suptintenriant at his hook.
Na I,New North ftreet, Red Lion-fauare (if Lepticitly w:itttu)
mmediattly antwcred.
London, England, 1805-07-30

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

•
• •!, • BRIGHTON. JULY 28. . •
• In the firs f race yeflerday for the Somerfet (takes;
Mr. Mett.isn's rider having reported, when he came
up to the judges, that Houghton Lars and Walton
ran on the wrong fide of the poll', Mr. Ms tte s H con
tended, as of comic, that Lady Brough, as coming in
third, was the winner. The judges, however, de-
clared, that Lady Brough's rider did not come up
in time and weigh, confequently he had no right to
win. After much delay and interruption to the day's
(port, it was agreed to refer the queflion to the ar-
bitration of three of the Jockey Club, namely, Lord
G. CAVENDISH, Earl FrrzWILLIAM, and Sir H. FEA•
TH rerrovre, who met this morning at the Club-room
at Trves, and after. examining a number of wit-
neffes, amongst whom were the five riders, dopy de•
cided in favour of the Parries of Wates's Orville,
though he came in fourth, as the only horfe that had
fully complied with the rules of the courfe.
Some objeCtions being alfo taken upon the decifion
of the judges in the lart race of yeilerday, in three
heats, for the Sol. flakes, in which Mr. LADBROACS
Dora was the winner, having beaten Mr. HowaßTH's
Prodigal, the queflors was alfo referred to the fame
arbitrators ; but it having appeared that Dora walked
over the courfe the third heat without a rider, yet
when her jockey came to weigh, he was 316.1110 n of
the weight he fhould carry, the race was declared
void, and the flakes remain to be again run for.
To-morrow no great (port is hoped for, but Tad-
day is expefted to afford capital diverfion.
Mr. MELLISH has matched his favourite horfe
Sancho againit Lord DARLINGTON'S Pavillion, who
won the Pavillion Stakes here laft year, for 3000 gui-
neas, at the Lewes races, which commence next
Thurfday ; play or forfeit 2000 guineas. The match
was fettled in the boxes of the Theatre lalt night,
and the fame horfes are matched at the next New-
market meeting for a fimilar fum.
London, England, 1805-07-30

I.ISrANING :rliE Rtnxibi AN ANCIENT eAttL.L

Pile.' where muuld'ring walls retain
The finicit:gpea,fmr of a proud domain;
Thy rude and hr aken turrets Rill difplay
a:nid dewy.
E'en now, anent. in raptued mind I trace
The well-known rcliques of a glorious Race,
Ev'n now in pleafing imagiy I fee
Thy heroes, fam'd for mighty chive,"
The fplrmlid tournament, and feftal pride.
Where :ow fair umpire valour might decide:
Thy crouded battlements, refulgent h.gh.
Defieging clans indignantly defy,
• And bands inimical retreating, yield,
tiorror-Ilruck, flying the deferted field.
71fi—thy once blooming bencurs,lowly lie,
lintomb'd with thy departed vacery.
No more with mirth thy once raft rehound.,
N their fwect fymphonies the ileniede found;
No more the dawe Call cheer the genial tease,
Nor runic tenivtry fpnrt on thy peel;
1-iufa'd is the fereea,ie of fuppliant youth,
Breathing loft dictates of their am rims truth.
Thy lofty tow'rs, bedeck'd w ith ev'ey art
Which architeet'ral beauty could impart,
Tott'ring fubmit to Theis progreffive force.
A' objects hurried by a river's courfe.
O'crgrown with weeds is that once-faa'rite Seat
Of nightly revel, andthe warlike feat:
Wild Ivy round thy mots-grown fabric creep.
There her bleak refidence the Raven keeps;
There—a drear filcher from th' inclement fity,
The lurking Foz, and 'unions reptiles hie.
Thy weak fo,niitiats each affaillng Waft
Threatens to crumble in a ruin vat;
Soon Nature fh..l! reliant her rugged throne,
And 'mid thefe barren realm. Call rule ijake,
Nor one poor mindful wejfige Cul recal
Thy ancient grandeur, and thy haplefs fall ! ta. S.
London, England, 1805-07-08

SC I,IOE AND VALUABLE ANTIQUE COINS.
TO be DISPOSED OF, a FIVE-GUINEA
1- PIECE of GOLD COIN, William and Mary, anno 1694
btlitvArl to be nearly unique ; a GUINEA, HALF CROWN
and SHILLING, of the fame reign; a GUINEA, Charles II
anno 1677, very fcarce ; an antique GOLD COIN, fire larger
than T. a guinea, with charaders fuppofed Perfic ; a GOLD
COIN. fame iize as the laft, of the Landgrave of He& Caffcl,
anro 1737 ; a large SILVER COIN, fize of a crown picce, Mal.
H .n. the. Col. goe, anno 1666 ; alto a LI MA SHILLING. Geo.
11. 1.45. Application to Marrs Trcwnnan, Exeter (if by letter
?oil paid), a ill he attended to.
London, England, 1805-07-08

SPCRTIIVG INTELLIGEXCE.

• CLAMORGANSHIRE, WEDNESDAY. JULY 3.
Fifty Pounds for Horfes, &c. that never won Sol. at
any one time—two mile heats.
Mr. JOINS'., Ch. c. Junius, by rivas,ra, 3-yrs old t t
Mt. Hurit's b. e. by Fortunio, 3-yrs Ad__

STOCK WOE. WiDNEADAY, JULY 3.
FtSy Ponds by Subferiptiort. Two mike Huts..
Wfr. Ftnwick's Miff Coiner, by Don %flame, - ,a a
-Mr. Branthwayt's ch. c. Woodeot, 4 -yrs. olds - - 3 $
Mr. Day's br. c. Prineipk,a-yrs old, - 2 3
Sweepstakes of togs. each for Horfes that never won
more than wogs. at any one time. Three miles.
81r H. Lippincott's Mirror, by Precipitate, 4-yrs old, walked over.
THURSDAY, JULY 4.
Fifty Pounds given by the nembors for the Borough
fbr Horfes, &c. that never won a plate of that va-
lue-4 mile beats.
Lord Sackville's Witchcraft, by Sir Peter, 4-yrs old, .- t a
Mr. Ladbrokes Dora, 3 yrs old - - 2 a
Mr. Branthwayes c. • - - - - dif..
Mr. Martin's Difnid - • . dlr.
Mr. Sutton's Wren - - • • - dif.

Seven to 4, and z to t, Withcraft agft. the field ;
after the dead heat, 6 to a on the winner. • ,
Sweepflakes of sgs. carrying WI. each, two Mile
heats, rode by Gentlemen, ten Subferibers.• :'•'
Mr. Douglas's ch. g. by Wasy, out bf Junina, 5 yrs old,
rode by Mr. Douglas, - - t f
Mr. Sturges's g. g. by the Afoot Arabian, 6 yrs old, a dr.
Six to four .fln the winner.
• STAMFORD, TUESDAY, JIYCY s.
The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of Sol. by
Maiden 3 yrs old.
Mr. Williams's gr. c. Blue Bell, by Buzzard, - 3 t t
Mr. T. Filher's ch, f. by Guildttad, - I 4 3
Mr. Co: dtfon's r. 1. Roanna, by Buzzard... .4 3 a
Mr. SAW. b. c. brother to Duckling. • . - 3 a .4
Hoo. Geo. Watfoo's b. c. brother to Gaoler - 2 dr
Seven to 4 aglt brother to Duckling, 2to I a
fide gtti
brother to Gaoler; after the heat, the field theka-
vourite; after the 2d heat, 'a and 3 to t on Blue .Bell:
WEDNESDAY, •
JULY 3. •
The Town Plate of 501. for all agest' •
Mr, Andrew's b. e. Fathom, by Trumpator,3-yra.id • I t
Mr. T. Filher's b.m. Two Shoes,a.yrsold - • - s 2'
Mr. Saile's b. e. brother to Duclaing,3-yrs old. - 4 3
Mr. Porter's b. in. Policy, 4-yrs old, - - 3 4
Five to 4 aga Fathom ; a to t agft Two Shoes;
after the firs heat. 3 and 4to 1 on Fathom.
THURSDAY, JULY 4.
Sol. given by the Truftces of the Moll Noble the
Marquis of Exeter, v:eight for agc.
Mr. T. Mier's t. ra. TwaSboes,a•yrs old -
Mr. R. Waherall's ch. h. Flambeau, aged, • - sdr
Three tot againft Two Shoes.
London, England, 1805-12-21

LOST—A Promitrory Norte fur 3401. dated 28th
Odtoher. acs. drawn by M...ffrs Daviron and Hawke(ley,
payable at Mars. Mallerman, Poem, and Co. fair Months alter
date, to Mr. William Hutchinfon or order. Any Perron bringing
the fame to hieffrs. William Armftead and Son, Clement's-lane,
Lombard•ltreet, will receive Three Guineas reward. Payment
has been flopped.
London, England, 1805-12-21

CUSTOM HOUSE, COLCHESTER.

To be SOI.D by AUCTION, by Order of the Honourable COM.
MISSION!,ItS of big MA) E.S l'Y's CUSTOMS, cm Monday
neat, at ten o'cl3ck in the forenoon, in folaU Lots,
ABOUT FIFTEEN HUNDRED GALLONS
of FOREIGN GENEVA, to Private Perfons.
. .

-
A Depollt of asL per cent. will be required on each Lot,and the
Gouda to be taken away within fix days After the tale, or the &pont
money to be forfeited. Attendance will be give :n at the Cullom
Houle on the days of drawing, from nine to twelve in the forenoon,
and front two till four in the afternoon.

N. B. It having lately been determined, that by the laws now in
force, no Spirituous Liquors can be removed without in Excite
Permit ; the Purchafers are hereby requelted to take notice, that on
Excite Officer will attend at the Cultom Houle. for granting Per-
mits for the removal of any quantity from two gallons to nxty
gallons iu one package only, fur each perfon.
London, England, 1805-12-21

To Stilt' OWNERS, MERCHAN I.S. &c
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by WM. BLISS,

On Monday next, December 23a at Twelve, at the Sun Tavern,
Chatham, in the County of Kent, by order of Mr. William nue-
gefs ; the Affignces of Mr. Bryan Bentham ; and the furviviog
A ffignees of Mr. Thos. Partridge, Bankrupts. and under the di-
rtdion of Mr. John Nieholfon, of Chatham, and hlr.Thomas
Young Greet, of Qiiecnborough, in three lots,
Lot 1. ALL that new and complete fitli failing,
Cutter, the ADMIRAL m actin, with her
Banding and running Rigging, Malts, Sails Anchors, and Cables,
abundantly found in excellent Stores, and has lately beta employ-
ed in his Majefty's fervice—admeafures per regilter 136 4894th
tons The above Ve MI is clinch work, copper fattened, and copper
lheathed,wal built under the infpeeticti of the oweers,of the very
bell materi-ls, and 1, calcuhted in every refpect fur his Majefty's
krvice. a privateer, or an) other f:rvice where difpatch is required,
and may be tznt to fea mimes:lately, without any espence, but
pr.:Ninon&
of a. All that valuable and fart failing Carter, the Q.IIEFN.-
BodOUGH. with her itandir.g and running Rig,ing, Malls,
Sail,, Anchors, and Cables. abundantly found in all kinds of Mires,
has lately been employed in his Majeity's ferstee--adeneafurea
per regifter 574 37-94ths tons The above veal is carrel built
and corptred, has lately had a very etniftelerable rum .of money ex-
pended on her repair, and is now in excellent condition. and well
calculated fur his Majeftra ferviee,a Privateer, or the Fruit trade,
and may be rent to fea immediately at a trilling expence.
Lot 3. AU that good Cutter the SHEERNESS, clinch built,
with her Banding and running Rigging, Malts, Sails, Anchors
and Cables, with dotes of every neceßary defeription, has lately
been employed in his Majelty's fervicedmeafures per regitter
lot 10.94ths tons. She I. a remarkable-arcing built and fait fail-
ng veifel, is well cakulated for the armed (entice. a Privateer, or
any other fervice ber hurthen will fuit, and can be (tat to fea Im-
mediately at a [mail eapenee.
Immediately after the fate of the above will be fold so Lots of
ferviceable Stores, confiding of Sails, Anchors Cordage, Calks,
dec. &c. part of which are applioable fur the raid Crews or any
crafting veffel.
The three &ft Lots are lying in queenborough Swale, near
Sheernefe harbour ; the Stores in a large Wareboufe at (I!eeilho.
rough, and may be infpeded any day previous to :i9e Pale, by ap-
plying to the refpedive Mailers on board, Mr. Thomas Young
Greet, Q_ueenborough, or the Audioncer, Sheernefsof whom par.
tieulars and Inventories may be had, as alto at Lloyd's LofEe-
houfe,Royal Exchange, I Andon ; the principal Inns in Yam vett,
Ponfmouth, Folk Roos, Hafting., Rechelter, and the place at. fag,
Chaim.
London, England, 1805-12-21

PRUSSII.

Bill LW, Dec. 6.—Yefterday, when the WI pan
of our Garrifon marched out, was the day on which,
forty eight years before, FREDERIC the Great gained
the battle of Leuthen. His Majefty's two brothers,
the Princes HENRY aed Wit.t.rem, are gone to the
army. Thoufands of fpeltators beheld the departure
of oar brave troops, and accompanied :hem with
prayers and acclamations. The King, and alto the
whole Royal Family were prefent. As the regiment
of Field-Marlbal MOLLPNDOR F paffed, the veteran,
now in his 82d year, who will follow in a few days,
converted with the King. 44 I could have wilhed,"
faid his Majefty, " to leave you here, to enjoy the re-
pole which your aEtive life deferves, but hoe willed
otherwife."—" By permitting me to go with the ar-
my," replied the venerable warrior, " your Majefly
has done me the highest favo;ir. My age does not
binder me-from ferving my King. At the head of
the army I !ball feel myfelf young again, and th“uld
I happen then to mcet my end, it will he more ho-
nourable than on a lick bed." Here his Maje4y pre-
fented his hand in (nem to the venerable old man,
I and thole who flood by were moved even to tears.
London, England, 1805-12-21

WEERNESS, DECEMBER 20.

The inhabitants of this garrifon were highly gra-
tified la 9 night by the prefence of feveral of the moR
dillinguifhed Officers of the Artillery; now lying here
under orders for embarkation on an expedition to
the Continent, at a ball given them on the occalloa.
The elegance and addrefs of the Officers of this veil
fine regiment, the fplendid beauty of the numerous
Ladies prefent, added to the appropriate naval and
military decorations, made it one of the grandeft
things of the kind we have ever witneffisd.
London, England, 1805-12-21

This day were publifhed, in two vols. t sm. with. Plates by
Lowry, price 14$. boards,
CONVERSATIONS on CHEMISTRY, in
which the Elements of that Science are familiarly explained
ani illuftroted by Experiments.
Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees, and Orme, Patcrnofter-row.
London, England, 1805-12-21

This day were publifhed,
In Four Vols. Bro. with a number of I•:ngrarings, price Two
Guineas in boards.

THE ELEMENTS of NATURAL or EXPE-
RIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY.
By TIBERIUS CAVALLO, F.R S. &c.
Printed ter T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, an Eiliy on the
Medicinal Properties of factitious Airs, Bvo. ss. in boArds.
London, England, 1805-12-21

FUNERAL OF MR. KING.

Yenerday afternoon, at two o'clock, the remains
of Mr. Kau°, late of Drury-lane Theatre, were re-
moved from his honfe, Store-flreet, Bedford-fquate,
for interment in the vault of St. Paul's, Covent Gar.
den ; they were conveyed in a hearfe, with four
horfes, feathers, velvets, &c. five mourning coaches
and four, with the ufual attendants. The mourners
were, in the
aft Coach, two Rehtives and two Friends ; Mars. Dune and
Cobb.

- -
ad, Melva. Moody, Packer,'Wroughton, Pope.
3d, Barrymore, Dowton, Whitfield, Palmer.
4da, PowcU, Dignum, Waldron. Wearkzer.
sth, Siddons, Wm. Powell, Prompter ; Holland, Maddock&
The proceflion was likewife attended by Mr.
SMITH, an old. friend of Mr. KING, the original
Charles, in the School for Scandal, which p'rt that Gen.
tleman played for the hat benefit KING took at Dru-
ry-lane Theatre Come years• ago.
The cavalcade proceeded down Store•Rreet, along
Gower•ftreet, and the cart fide of Bedford•fquare;
it then pallid throogh Great Charlotteßreet and
Plumtree-fireet, St. Giles's, where it turned to the
left, and went down Drury.lane to Little Ruffell.
&tett palling the north front of Drury Lane Theatre.
It next went round the fnuth fide of Covent Garden
Market, through Henrietta areet, and drew up in
Bedfordßreet, at the gates of the Church yard.—
The coffin was then conveyed, attended by the
mourners, into St. Paul's Church, where the proper
leffons were read in a molt impreffive manner by the
Rev. Mr. EMMET. The body was from thence
carried to the north welt end of the Church, where
the burial fervice was performed. It was then put
into a vault immediately beneath the vellry.
London, England, 1805-12-21

MitiricAL INIELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind W.
ARC DUI. e All. bllt.
DAlin i o Hamburgh o o
Wa terford 1 1 Lifbon o
Gutonburgb o

Pewzastce, Dec. tB.—Since my Taft the Lucy;
of Milford, Capt. EowAßbs, put in here wind bound,
from Ycughall, with oats and butter, for London ;
and the Itifey of and for London, Capt. ATKINSON,
from Cnrk, with provifions, having fplit her fails;
the Lord Nelfon privateer, awl the Ranger cutter,
Capt. FRAZER, from a cruize.

PLYMOUTH, DEC. rB.—Arrived the CAIIOI.IIIII
armed brig from a cruize.=Sailed the Nablus. and
CoURAGIUX men of war, for Portfmouth.—WindW.
Poersmourm, Dec. :o.—Arrived the LOCUST
gun brig, from a cruize, and fevers' fail of outward;
bound veils from the Downs, among them are the
following, vit. the Thedolent, Starr H, and the Duke
ofJUnt, hound to the Weft Indies.—Sailed the Di-
tto's/4cl ftore Chip, for. the Channel fleet.—Wind W.
blows bard, with rain.

DEAL, Dec. 20.—Remain in the Downs the Edgar,
Utrecht, Antelope, Leopard, Trufty, and the Ada-
mant men of war ; Refinance, and the Virginia fri-
gates ; Cruiser, Cygnet, and the Amaranthe sloops of
war ; Fury, Lucifer, Devanation, Explofion, Hecla,
and the Zebra bombs; Daundefs,Valorous,and Com-
batant ptaams ;many gun brigs, and a very large fleet
of tranfports.--.Wind S. W. blows hard, with rain.
Ga !KNOCK, DEC. B.—The cargo of the fhip John,
from hence for Jamaica (formerly mentioned as be-
ing on Chore at Mountftewart), will be manly fared,
though much damaged, the principal part having al-
ready been (hipped in lighters, two of which have ar-
rived here, but as the (flip is bilged, it is fuppofed that
the will not be got of.
London, England, 1805-12-21

ROYAL JENNERIAN SOCIETY FOR THE EX FERMI

NATION OF THE SMALL PDX.
AT a QUA RTERLY GENERAL, COURT,
held at The Central Hoof; No. 14, Salitbury-fquare, on
Wedoerday, Dec. 4, tbs.
BhNJAM IN TRAVERS. Efq. V. P. in the Chair,
A Report of the Board of DireCtors and Medical Council was
prefented, by which it appears that One Thoufand Five Hundred
and Eighty Perfi,ns have been vaccinated at the Central Houfe,
and other Stations of the Society, within the lait three mouths,
and that the total number inoculated fince siloS, was Eighteen
Thoufand Seven Hundred and Slz. hive Thoufand One Hundred
and Twenty-three Charges of Vaccine Matter had alto been tranf-
tithed from the Central HouTe aloze, to various part, of the Bri-
tilh Empire and foreign places. Hence it might be inferred, that
the &reeved dtbnatioo which the dikovery of Dr. leaner had at-;
tained in the public mind, has not been impaired, netwitliftanding
the 'many unfavourable reports fo Induftrioully circulated to its
prejudice. There reports having been Inv, ftigated with great dill-
gente and attention by a large Committee of Inquiry, appointed by
the Medical Council, had been found (with a very few exceptions)
t 6 be the grofs mikeprefentations of a few opponents of the Vac-
cine Pradtice, with the intention of miffeading the public opinion,
and exciting diftruft in this ineitimable difeovery. The examina-
tion of this fubjett has tended to confirm the high opinion of its
efficacy, by afeertaining that, confidcring the immenre numbers
who have been vaccinated, the occurrences of failure are very rare
indeed, and that Inoculation for the Small Pox is equally liable to
fimilar exceptions.
The Report alto Rates the affiiding circumstance of Nine Hun-
dred and Fifty Perkins having been deftroyed in London, by the
Small Pox, within the !aft three months—a calamity which they
attribute to the renewed and greatly inereared praelice of inocu-
lati g this dreadful &reale. And it cowhides with expreffing the
hope that fume efficient inearures would be fpeedily adopted to-
wards checking toe projers of fo fatal a pcitilence. Signed, by
Order of the Board of Dit

CHARLES MURRAY, Secretary.
London, England, 1805-12-21

A particular %rift Congrega.

Lion, ditto
Lit tle Hurled Church, Stiffen A. Nott
Hartuton Church. Lineninfhirc
Cro:ton Kynat ditto, Leicefterth.
Vrotellaut Diffenters, Gofport D. Bogue
Chilbolton, Hants K. Lumford
Douruttm Church. Wilts J. Lear
Noncom Chapel,. ditto Ditto
Biamfhot Church,near Peters&ld J. Neal
Baptilt Meeting, Penzance, Corn-
wall
febleford, Hertz J. Leafs
Pidon Church dittn Ditto
Independent Chapel, Portfea J. Griffins
Tewbeibury Church
Ditto Baptift Meeting houfe
Ditto Volunt:cr Cavalry
Ditto ditto Infantry
[To be continued.]
London, England, 1805-12-21

This day was publifked, elegantly printed in one vol. Bvo, price
in boards ys. 6d. the Second Edition of
ILLUSTRATIONS of the TRUTH of the
CHRISTIAN RIIIII.ICION.
By EDWARD MALTBY, D. D.
Reetor of Buckdcn, Huntingd, n.
Cambridge : Printed at the Univerlity Preis, and fold by Ri-
vingtons, White, Hatehard, and I.unn, in London ; by Deighton.
Cambridge ; Parker, and Cooke, Ostord ; Burdun, Winton ; and
Bcatuiffe, Norwich.
London, England, 1805-09-09

MURPFirS TACITUS.

This day were publieted. in eight volumes odavo,lllußrated with
Mas, price 3L 3s. or on larrepalst'r, 41.43. in boards, a New
Edition. with the Author's JAR correetions,
THE WORKS of TACI ; with an Effay on
his Life and Genius; Notes, Supplements, Ste.
By ARTHUR MURPHY, Efq.
Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be had, in one large Volume, royal ato, price t 1 As.
A Commentary on the Poetic of Ariftotle ;with a nese Tranfla-
tioti of the Poetic; by Ihory James Pye. Efq.—The Poetic may
be hail feparately, price ac in boards. Alfo in two large volumes
octavo, price i 6s.
The Works of Horace; tranfLited into Engligh vale, by Wil-
liam Bofcawen,
London, England, 1805-09-09

OMPAtretR. AUGUST S.

The Spaniards have beet' hay all this day landing
(hot, (hells, and falcines at the Orange Grove. A
deferter from the Walloon Guards came over from
the enemy this morning. He was purfued by tome
of 'lit Spanith cavalry, but arrived under proteltion
of our advanced pods before they could overtake him.
He reports," that it is generally believed in the Spa-
nifh camp, that the liege of this place will commence
as fi.on as t 6,000 French troops arrive, which are
ex peaed by the end of this month ; that a French
General arrived in the Spanifh camp laft night, which
now confifts of to,ooo men ; that the Spaniards are
all much di ITa tified at the idea of introducing a French
army into Spain."

There was a fecond horfe race this evening on the
neutral ground ; the horfes were, as ufual, rode by
Officers of the garrifon, but was not near fo name-
ronfly attended by the Spanith Officers as the brilliant
race on the ad, when the Spanith Commander in
Chief and all his fuite were prefent. It is a curious
fcene to fee fo many Officers of two hoftile powers
from the gar' Won and the Spanifh camp, meeting on
tuch an occafiun, with the utmott cordiality and good
humour.
London, England, 1805-09-09

AU GUST 10.

The Meet, Captain MILLIE', arrived yellerday
evening from Malta. The expedition under Sir
JAMES Ccsio arrived there on the ryth of Jay, all in
perfeS health, and the troops were to be difembatked
immediately.

AUGUST .6.

The Young Rofcius privateer failed to the Weft-
ward this morning, when fhe was attacked by nine of
die enemy's gun boats for an hour and a half, but we
are in hopes the has got into Tangier Bay, though
the appeared to be very roughly handled.
The MORGIANA brig arrived, in nine days from
Naples to-day ; there was a very revere earthquake
felt there the morning fhe failed.

AUGUST 17.

The CAMELEOM brig came in to-day, from a cruize
off Carthagena, where the was chafed by a Spanillt
line of battle fhip, ar.d was obliged to throw all her
guns overboard, to avoid being taken.
Sir RICHARD litocsavoies fquadron has been
cruizing tittle Come days at the back of the Rock.
London, England, 1805-09-09

PARTNERSHIP.

AN eligible opportunity now offers for any Gentle-
nttn who can command a►out aoool. to enter into Partner-
Ciio in a refpedlahle Concern in the Country, upwards of one
hundred milrr from London. It is fituated near a Market Town
through which the Mail add other Coaches pats daily, ind on the
banks of a navigable Ri'ver, and in Otort poffeffes very foperior ad
vantages for carrying on the Trade in which it is engaged. The
Gentlem in coming in may either take an adtive (tare or cr berwife,
and Freehoi.l Premi2:s will be cow/eyed to him to the ♦alue of the
(urn he brings in, which is a fmenty and advantage feldom to be
tact with. The molt refiteetable references will be given and re-
quired. Letters. polt pil I, addreffed to Mr. Cmfs, N 0.6. Caftle-
fired, l.eitefter•fquare, will be replied to in a few days, when one
—•iers will be in Town.

of the

ROYAL HeTEL, BIRMINGHAM.
WILLIAM STYLES, having been honoured
by the Patronage of hisßoyal Highisefs Prince WILLIAM
of GLOUC I'ER, in his way through Birmingham, and hoing
ot,tained, then tgh th. favour of the Earl of DAR rmoui H, his
MAI Y's molt gracious Permiffion to diftinguith his Houfe by
the Milne of the ROYAL HO ISt., refpedlfully begs leave to
allure the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, tbgt the greatell
exertions have been made for their Accommodation, and that
every mans will be gratefully adopted to malt a continuance of
their Fa►our and Support.—lle timers kimfelf that his Hottfe will
be found'particularly eligible to Families, having no eonnAion
with Stip Coaches.
N B. Any Number of Poll Hoefes ready on the thorten Notice.
Birmingham, Augult 19, 1805.

FINEST PART OF DEVONSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD, IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, .
Altogether, or in any part, with immediate Poffeffi.m,
T'HE MANOR or LORDSHIP of WEAR
L(otberwife HONITON's SIEGE) two miles and a half front
Exeter, and (even miles from the Sea; wi h capital and fpacious
Mantuan. commanding the fillet views, all fuitable Offices Gar-
dens, extenfiVe Park, richly Wooded, rich Lands, Farms, Miseries,
and innumerable local advantages. The Situation, Condition, Soil,
Climate and Neighbourhood. form the moll eligible refidence in
the Kingdom for a Man of Fortune. Price of the whole property,
Forty-five Thoufand Pounds.
Information will be given to Principals only, by W.F. epleer,
Efq. the owner and occupi.r. Half of tht Parchafe.money may
remain on fecurity.—No unpaid kaers attended to.
London, England, 1805-09-09

TO FAMILIk.&
A 121 A ColllVidlt and steel Domelkie Article.
CHEMICAL BLEACHING LIQUID, for
whiteting and taking out from Table Liven, Cottons,
Muain,, Late. ar.d other Articles of DreN, all Stains of Tea,
Iruit. and Mildew; in Ibort, the Rain of every Vegetable matter
in which they may have been disfigured, without any injury to
the t-ru..e of the Cloth; it alfo removes ftaitu from Ladies' Be
‘vithout injuring the buff colour.
Prepared and fold by Fludfon and Co. her Majefty's
Ni. 2.7. ti ytnarkt-t ; fold 31fo by Warren and Co. st, Cheapfide ;
GilLurd, Brighton ; Cope, Birmingham; Ind Garner, Margate,
in bottles at 3s. each.

RHEV MAT T SMS, Palk:. and Gouty A frettions,
with their ulna! concomitants.Spatm, nr flying Paint, Flatu-
lency, Indigeltinn, and general Debility, (driginating in whatever
fount) are I diertd ;aid frequently cured by Wu': zu to Eflence
of Muflord Ptil,, after every other means had fai'ed.
The Fluid Lifetime of ?dullard, (tired with the 11113, in thole
rosephints where netetTary) is perhaps the melt atllvr, penetrat-
ing, -and at du 'remedy in the world,euring the fever& Sprain!
and Itruifes, ir. 174 than ;tall the time ofnally taken by any other
Lirdment ' mhrocati,m, and if ufed Immediately after any ac-
cident, it prevents the part turning black.
It i. prqarcti dGM at 23. 9d. eaca box or bottle, by R. Jou s-
nort, Aputh.eary.No gs, Greek. ftrect, Soho, London.
London, England, 1805-09-09

WHEREAS an Advertifement appeared in a
Morning Paper, tiled Tug Biirisu Paw, of the loth
Angell lA, in the following words

If Captain Hawthorn, of the 68th Regiment,does not fetch
• nay the Frown Poney he left on the 16th fitly latt, at Mr.
* Kirg's Afrns Inn,Cxford Street within fourteen days
I. iron the date hereof, he will be fold to pay the expenses.
011ord-llreet, Antal 9,1305."
This is IA give notice, th-A Captain Hawthorn, of the 68th Re.
gilverr, wa: not the perfon who left the horfe at Mr. Pearfon's.
Captain Hawthorn has not been abfcht from the Anny Depot In
the 'flc of Wight fince hisarrival In eh• month of Jane tali. A
tfoi to, lq en Fong° in the 68th Regiment, 6nee funerfeded,
hired a.hoife on or about the Itth or t sth of July lath, from an
-, er A Ponies, and be call: himktf Faign Felton God!
her, bath Regiment, (in fad there was no fuck perfon belonging
to the Regiment); and neither the perfon nor the boric have fume
I ren heard of; it is therefore fuppoled that the fame perfon at.
fumed the came of Hawthorn at Mr. Pearfon's houre. The above
fads were made know& it, Mr. Pearfon, which ought to have eon •
winced him that it was not Captain Hawthorn who left•the
Lorre at his hook. Mr. Pearfim was requnfted to alter his ativer
fireweed. awl to Cale the real fad., but he punned in centinaing
Capt •in Hawthorn, in
_Olin to himfelf, is therefore under
the nrc,ffity of adopting the prefent mode, to allure the Public.
Ant by was nor the perfon wbo left the horts at Mr. Pearfon's,
'be King's Ann.', Onford•Rreet.
Me of Wight, Sept. 3(1,

We the underligned Officer% of the 6gth Regiment, do declare,
rad iv, . to be witneffe• to the correenefr of the above Ratement.
(Signed) JOHN., /101.1.15, Lien.
SIMON KENNEDY. Lieut. . • .
WM. NoorH, Lieut. ath 4egt•
W M. BROWN. Ennio,
JAMES MENZIEi, gap,
:,ALMON, kn6gn.
London, England, 1805-09-09

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TRAVELS to DISCOVER the SOURCE of the
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