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London, England, 1805-07-09

FROM THE PARIS PAPERS.

PAR S, JUNE 26.—1 t is airerted that Matlllll LAS-
HES will proceed without delay to the coaft, to take
the command in chief of a corps of the army deftined
to form a part of the expedition of England.
VIENNA, JUNE rs.—lt is Paid here for certain that
his Royal Highnefs the Archduke CHARLES is going
to Sicherfhent, to pay his refpeas to the King of
PRUSSIA.

CADIZ, MAT 19 —A paffenger, coming from the
Ifle of France in an Auflrian veffcl, which arrived
at Cadiz on the t 7th inilant, has braought the follow-
ing intelligence (he failed from that Ifland on the 9th
of March) : ••
" Rear Admiral Laois had captured 3s merchant
/hips, ten of them belonging to the India Com-
pany, with very rich cargoes, and he was preparing
to Rrike a deadly blow to the Britifh commerce in
India."

The fame pa (Tenger a{f^_rts,•that he faw, on the
24th of April kit, Igo lta,,emes to the Wellward of
the Canaries, twenty-eve fail, which be fuppofed to
be the Combined Squadron : he adds, that they
fhaped their courfe for the Weft-Indies. The 24th
of April anfvers to the 4th of Floreal, fourteen days
after the fquadron had left Cadiz. (The French
Editor adds the obfervation, that none of theft ac-
counts are official.)
By veffels lately arrived from Cuba, and from Rio de
la Plata, in Tome ports of the Peninfula, we learn that
the news of the war arrived in thole parts about the
end of January, and that thereby they would fare fe-
veral millions of piallres, which were on the point
to be fent from Montevideo to Spain. At the Ha-
vannah the fcarcity was fo great in March, that the
Governor of that city was obliged, at the felicitation
of the inhabitants, provifionally to declare the port
free. The Anglo Americans foun after brought them
flour, and other articles— illoniteur.

MANTUA, JUNE 17.—This day the Emperor NA..
voLsou, King of Italy, arrived at Legnano, between
I one and two in the afternoon. He immediately mount-
ed on horfeback, and minutely infpeeled the works
going on at the fortifications of this city. We were
' led to hope that he would enter our gates at an early
hour, and a great many of our iiihabitants went out
of St. George's Gate in the morning. The rain,
which was almoft continual, did not prevent their
perfeveritig in their expeftation, and when his Ma-
jelly arrived at nine in the evening, he was welcomed
with We unanimous plaudits of a great number of
people.
Her Majeily, the Emprefs, entered Mantua on tilt
fame day, at font P. M. She was received with thofe
tralifports which her pretence always produces.
VERONA, JUNE 17.—T0-morrow morning our au.
guff March will leave us to go to Genoa. He will
dap at Mantua, Bologna, and Parma. It isafferted
that after having (hid come. days in the new depart-
ments of Liguria, he will proceed to Twin. •
The Emprefs Queen will meet his Maje(y agnit
at Mantua or at BUlogna.
The Minifters of the Interior, of the Finances, and
of Frreign Relations, have already been at Genoa
for fomc days. His snail Serele Highnefs the Arch
Treafurer of the Empire is Alb an ived at the fame
place.
London, England, 1805-05-03

LONDON.
FRIDAY, MAY 3.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY ATONE O'CLOCK:
Confide, for money, silf.-for May s Sif--Omnium sit
Reduced syff—Evelieq. Bills, to to as. prem.
Tcitcrdsy Mr. Ntwtano gave notice at the Stock Exchange,
that the Bank had &voted to take in the OlTUllUallot the Loan of
as millions, and make the 3d, 4th. sth. 6th, 7th, Eth, and 9th
payments; but it mutt be redeemcd by the tech January, z8o6:
and they hat alto agreed to make the 3d, 4th. an .sth payments
on the Loyalty Loan, which =nit be redeemed by the z9th of Oc-
tober. t

The Higginfon Senior, CALLAK, from St. Tho-
mas's, is arrived at Liverpool; the failed the aid of
March in company with the Sovereign, bound to
Dublin, and parted with her four days after. At
the time Cagtain CALLAN failed the only accounts of
the proceedings of the French fleet received there,
were by a French Schooner, that arrived on the
14th from Guadaloupe ; the Mailer of the Schoon-
er reported, that fourteen Prizes had been fent
there from Dominica ; that the French fleet after
leaving that Nand, had proceeded to Nevis
and St. Kitt's, where they had daroyed the (hip.
ping, and levied contributions, and then returned to
Guadaloupe; to this is aided that their next attack
was to be on Antigua, and that feveral (hips had Air-
rived at St. Thomas's from St. Kitt's, which bad got
away before the French force arrived there. Some
Letters from Liverpool Rate, that the French bad
been to Montferrat and St. Kitt's, and not to Nevis.

Since writing the above, and after this paper was
at prefs, we were favoured by a refpettable friend
with the following letters cn the preceding difagree•
able fubjeet ,
44 LIVELPOOL, WEDN SDAY,MAY I.—The Higgin-
fon Senior, of this port, is juft arrived here from St.
Thomas's, which place ffie left on the axd of March.
—She brings advice, that the Rocheford fqoadron,
after leaving Dominica attacked Montferrat, Nevis,
and St. Kitt's, where they burnt and deftroyed all
the (hipping; excepting a very few, who got to St.
Thomas's from St. Kiti's. Part of Baleterre had
been burnt. They ranfomed Montferrat forsoool. ant
St. Kitt's for g g,oool. It was not .known whether
Brimfone•hill had been taken; in all probability it
had not. After leaving St. Kitt's, the French went
againft Antigua, according to report. Sir &must.
HOOD was at Antigua with all the men of war he
could mutter, confining of one line of battle (hip, a
few frigates, and (loops 1 Every thing was expeaed
from fo able an officer, No account of Admiral
COCHRAN a. It was reported that an exprefs from the
town of St. Domingo reached the French Peet on its
way to windward, defiring immediate relic( ; and a
paffenger in the Higginfon 3enior, who left that town
on the 6th of March, lays, it was inverted at that time
by the Brigands. The Toulon fleet was expeaed in
the Well Indies ; and the deftruetion of our (hips and
iflands, inftead of their holding them, feems to cor•
roborate this report, and to point out Jamaica as
their real objeft. This feems the refine of all the re.
ports circulated fince the arrival this morning."
London, England, 1805-07-31

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The King hag been pleated to prefent the Reverend John Stewart
to the Church and Parifk of Little Dunkcld, in the I relbytery of
Dunkcld, and County of Perth.
The King Amalfi, been pleafed to preterit the Reverend Duncan
Rankine to the Church and Parithot South Knapdale, in the Prci
bytery of Inverary, and County of Argyll, vacant by the death of
Mr. D.lniel adman, late Minitter thou.
Alto the Reverend John Hcnderfon to the Church and Parish of
Tranent, in the Prelbytery alid County of Haddiogton, vacant by
the death of Doctor Andrew Brown, late Minilter there.

His Royal Highneti the Prince of Wales has been plealcd to ap
point the Reverend William Yates, of Sidney, Sulrez College, Cam
bridge, and Fulham Park, Middlefez, tu be Chaplain in Ordinary
to his Royal Highnek.

BIRTHS.

Lately, the lady of Win. Hutrou, Efq of Gate Burtoo, Lin.
co/nOnre, of a fon.

On the 28th loft. .t Fulham, the Right Hon. Lady Mu*rave.
•f a daughter.
On Saturday hlt, at Winchelter Houfe, Cbelka, the Lady of
the Hon. and Rev. llamas de Grcy, of a fort.
On Sunday, in Duchefs-areet, Portland place, the Lady of the
Rev. Charles Gore, of a fun.
London, England, 1805-07-31

STATE LOTEERY.

SWIFT and Cn. No. I I, POULTRY, heg leave
to recommetal :o the attention of the Public, the Scheme of
the pre:,nt Lottery, which will he found equal in Capita!, to pre-
ettling Lotteries. and much fuperior in the arranvment of infe-
rior &Life., giving (independent of the Twenty Pound Prize.)
refurn of Ten Pound• each for the i,OOO fink Blanks, which ma-
terially letf.ns the tilt of the Adventure.
London, England, 1805-07-31

MONEY FOR BI.ANKS.

THE only I.O'N'ERY this year will enmmenee
Drawing 3rith September nest. It contilLi of Twenty•live
Thonfand Tickrts, :ma more Capital Prizes than forme ,Lotteries
of Sixty Th.n.fand: in aklition to this, the Hilt-drawn Three
Thouland Blanks will he entitled to Ten Pounds each, fo that
every adventurer that purchsfes 'Fieket4 or Shares early, will have
a moft valnaliktelnuice of all the Capital Prints for the (bit three or
foot Jays drawing, without an' ritk;as the Ten Pounds for each
Blink and the certain rift of Tickets by that puriod,mott be ample
Security agaioft any prilliblc Ink

_
LIGIR; ES anJ Co. Stock Brokers,
Moft refpeftrully infuran the Nobility and Public that the Tickets
and Sham'. in great variety, are on tale at their °Sees, No. 149,
Oxford lir:et, and No. 44, St. Jamesa•ftrcet.
• • Prius and Blanks paid on Demand, and Government Se-
enrities houFht and fold.
London, England, 1805-07-31

This day was publiflird, price 3s. 6d.
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London, England, 1805-03-30

FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS.

}hour, MARCH 24.—The Legillative Body, in
the fitting of the 22d, confirmed the propotal of the
Direaory, relative to the plan of a new Conflicts-
tion, the Committee having made a favourable re-
port thereof on the 2oth. It confirmed likewife the
import of three inftalments extraordinary on property
and income.

The Affembly agreed to a report brought up by
the Member de Syrrea, and refolved to fend back
unconfirmed the propofal of the State Diresflory,
tending to demand, under writs of execution, the
payment of the revenue of the national domains, de-
rived from the Prince of Nafrau Orange.
The Member VANDIR MEULIN reported, on the
(tibial of a letter from the National Syndicate, in
which the Syndicate refign their ports. He gave it
as his advice to the Committee, that the Afrembly
mull confider itfelf as incompetent to accept the re-
fignation in queftion. The fubjeift was deferred for
confideration at the next fitting.
ROTTERDAM, MARCH 26.—While our paper of
this day was at the prefs, we received two publica-
tions from the State Diredory : the one relative to
the payment of a fourth, fifth, and fixth instalment
of the extraordinary import ; the other containing a
plan of a Conftitution for the Batavian people. At
the conclufion of the latter it was ordered
t. " That, as fpeedily as poilible, after the receipt hereof, the
dminiftrations of the Communes &all lay copies of this publica-
don at a fuffielent number of public places,within their communes,
for infpeaion.

11. „That on Tuefday, the 9th of April next, public regifters
than be opened In each Commune of the Batavian Republic, and an
opportunity be given to all citizens of the Netherlands, of the age
of 2,0, and by Article XXV. of the prefent Confiltution, not ex-
eluded from Vo•.ing, to give their votes on the propofed plan of the
Conftitution, the nomination of Rutger Jan Schimmelpeoninck
to the port of firft Penfionary, and his tinalificatiou fur introduc-
ing that Conftitution. •
UI. " That the rcglacrs of cute' be doted on the 16th of April
next; and dim the rcfblt be tradmitted to the Siate Dirc6tory as
fpetdilt is poffible, and before the 25th of the fame month, by the
adminittrations of the Communes, together with a lilt of the pro-
babkinumbers of citizens in their Communes, who have a right to
vote ; in order to publifh the nsfult immediately to the Batavian
people, when all chore who have a right to vote, but have not given
in their votes, will be conikleied as laying approlad of the plan of
the Co/Minim"
London, England, 1805-03-30

RATIONAL RECREATIONS.

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London, England, 1805-03-30

TICTUALLINC-OMCS, March sB, slicks.
,
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING

Ills MAyESTrs NAVY, der Se* give Notice,

....
Thaton Monday next the tit of April they will be ready to re.
coin Tenders in writing (fealed up) and treat for

ONE THOUSAND SACKS of KILN•DRIED
HOUSEHOLD FLOUR,

To be packed Into Cafks to be provided at the expenee of the
Crown ; to be delivered into the AnnyVidualling Scores in Saint
Catherine's, in the fpace of a fortnight, by weekly proportions;
and to be paid for by Bills payable with istereft ninety days after
date.

The Conditions of the Contrad may be feed at the Secretary's
Office,
No regard log lhe bad to soy tetetkriithAb the jorkelball net k he-
falai in sherd: et leszthier thertfiall net k ddiveredte the Beard bOre
earo'cle4 on theffid Moody and the tit of Afril, ear aftlicli the Peril's
lobo :rake: the feeder, or few petfoo em bi: heltey, attend: le atajtoir
ovkit called fir.
London, England, 1805-03-30

ROYAL. HUMANE SOCIETY.
Patron—The KING./ MOsT MAJTIITT,
Prefident—Earl Of STAIITORD and WARRINOTOR.
THE Annual Sermon will be preached by the
jj Hon. and Right Rev. GEORGE PELHA M, Lord Who:, of
!WM, at Ibebec Chapel, Portman fquarc, on Sunday, the sift
f next month —Te Daum anal Jualt.Axa will be chaunted.
Likewite ♦rrIo?RIATR ANTIMIS rung by a Society of Gentle..
menot.e.
London, England, 1805-03-30

MARRIED.

Sunday week, at a country church, near Barnfley, Mr. Thomas
Litter, to Ann Mozon. The ceremony took place during divine
fervice, in confequence of a gentleman beckoning to the Ch rgyinatz
with hia finger, which was returned by the fame motion ; hr then
left his pulpit and his fermon unfinilbed, to the great furprife of
the congregation. The Clergyman was informed in a low tone.
that there was a couple wanted to be married ; whc replied it could
not be done that day, they mull curie to-morrow- '• Th.m, Sir,"
Paid the Gentleman, • they (hall go to Bradford," at length, how
ever, the parties were married, and the Clergyman returned to
conclude his fernion,and made a long apology to his hsarers fur de
tabling them fo long.
London, England, 1805-03-30

13RIVAIT LEITER.

CORFU, DEC. 25.—This day arrived in this hat
bour Mr. Ross, an Englith Mefrenger, with I'HN I',
Moszts, Efq. his Britannic Majetly's Conful Gene
ral to the Morea, his Secretary, and ()lite. They
came from Patras, in Greece, and were landed at
the Lazaretto from board an Englifh frigate, call-
ed the Morgiana, Captain RAYN S FORD. They wait
the arrival of CHAR LES As BUT fror, Efq. the Englith
Ambaffitdor to Contlantinople, who is every day ez-
peaed from Triefle. In all the ports of Turkey and
the Mediterranean they obferve a ftria quarantine, its
confequence of the plague raging at Leghorn and
Cadiz : they are obliged to perform it twenty days.
The frigate left the place a few hours after they were
landed for Malta, and returned this day, after haw g
captured a large polacre brig laden with corn and
dry goods, bound from Smyrna to Barcelona in Spain,
about zo leagues north wen of this place.
This day, z4th, at an early hour, the Ruffian flags
were hoitled at the Old and New Forts, and there was
a difcharge of 27 pieces of cannon, in honour of the
Birth Day of ALEXANDER the FIRST. It was anfwer-
ed by all the Rnffian men of war in the Roads. At
noon the whole of the Ruffian troops, confining of
about ro,ooo, were drawn up on the great fquare.
where they went through their ezercife and fired
three vollies. It being alfo the day which the Cor-
fakes celebrate in remembrance of their titular Saint,
St. Spiridione, the Republican troops, confining of
about scso, joined the Ruffians. Mafs was celebrated
in the principal Greek Church with great pomp. Af-
ter Mafs, the Prince of the Senate. the great Officers
of State, the Mops, and General Das Rar, Com-
mander in Chief of the Ruffian Forces, attended by
all his Staff, and Count MOCENICO, the Ruffian Mi.
nifler, walked in grand proceflion through the whole
of the lines, and received the congratulations of the
different chiles on the Great Square. After the ce.
remony was over, they dined at Count Moczolcol4.
This day being Carnew Day, a fplendid Ball was
given at the Theatre, in honour of A LE ze N DE a's birth
day.

There are now in thefe Roads two Ruffian fail of
the line, and four large troop !hips. They are alfo
in hourly expeßation of fix more fhips of the line, with
troops on board, from the Black Sea, under the or-
ders of Admiral Clouse, an Eng Hillman. •
The Porte has fent Sitcom ALT EFFENDI here.—
The greaten harmony fubfills between the Englifii.
Ruffian, and Turkilh Miniaers.

This place is confidered, in point of military arength,
next to Gibraltar and Malta. With provifions ade-
quate to its garrifon, it would Rand a liege of years.
It has a beautiful fafe harbour, and twenty fail of the
line might Fide with the greateft cafe and fitfiny in or.
London, England, 1805-03-30

Prayers at Eleven.

The ANNIVIRSART Fr iv iv 4 L will be celebrated on Waled.
day the 34th of April, at the London Tavern.

_
STIWAID P.
Right Rev. Lord Bi&op of Webb Maryatt, Efq.
Glouceiter ames Mitchell, Efq.
Right Hon. Lord Rivers, V. P. James Neild, Efq.
Right Hon. Lord Henniker, Charles Platt, Efq..
M. P. V. P. Henry Robins, Efq
Jofeph Thompfon, Efq. V. P. Nathan Soloman. Efq.
Dr. Wallitratn Thomas Wright, Efq,
Rev. Gerrard Andrews, M. A. Mr. George Booth,'
Daniel Beaumont, Efq. Mr. William Evans
Edward Boodle, Efq. Mr. J. Henry Peacock
Robert Chrifile, Efq. Mr. Richard Smith
Tables revered at Four precifely.
In the Afternoon, the City IVlarliuls, Simard, and Treafurer,
will introduce the Grand Procelßon of Lives Adored, accompa-
nied by folemn Mufe._ _ _
London, England, 1805-01-02

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SALISBURY V. SMITH.

Mr. ERSKINE, for the Plaintiff, who was Lieute-
nant Colonel of the Denbighfhire Militia, dated, that
this was an action againll the Defendant, who was
Paymaller and Adjutant of that regiment, for mo-
ney due to him for contingencies. The Agent of
the regiment had paid thele fums to the defendant.
The commilEon of the plaintiff was dated the 26th
June, 1794, but in.paying the contingent money the
defendant had reckoned from the 23d of July laa, fo
that there was a balance of 31. los. Id. due to the
plaintiff.
Nlr. W. Totty, Agent f-r 11. e Denbiglifhire Militia,
depofed, that he had paid to Captain Smith the lum
of 941. tr. Bd. for the ule of the plaintiff, from the
26th of June, 1794, to the 24111 June, 1796.
Lt-rd ELnsusosouc exprelled his altenifhment
that a man of the rank of the Plaintiff could bring
fuck an aftion, merely on the ground of taking the
chances that the receipts could not be produced.
The feveral receipts were produced, and the plain-
tiff was nonfuited.
London, England, 1805-12-16

NAUTICAL INTELL;GZ SCZ.

MAULS THIS DAY.—Wind North.
mot. out. All. DER.
Dublin s I
I Harnburgh 0 4
Waterford 4 Lam i
Gottenburgh o 9

Pr.vstouvrt,Dsc. z4.—Came in the COCKATRICE,
of 16 guns from the eaftward. Sailed the Rs rticss,
of 74 guns, to join the Channel fleet; and Novas,
bi z 6 guns, on a cruize. Came from Hamoaze to
Cawfand Bay, CAESAR, of 84 guns, lino, NAMUR,
COURAGIDE, of 74 guns each, and SANTA MARDA.
a ma, of 36 guns. Went up Hamoaze, Concur saort,
and BELLEROPHON, of 74 guns each.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. z4.—Arrived the Prevoyantel
llorefhip from the Downs. The ILLusvarous and
Rasmus, of 74 guns each, MEDIATOR frigate, and
SARACEN (loop, are expeeed to fail for the Weft In-
dies in & few days. The TRIERRAIRto of 98 guns;
TONNANT, of 8o gong, and CoLossus, of 74 guns,
are ordered to be paid off here. Arrived today
about 18 fail of outward-bound Weft India (hips, and
will wait the convoy above. Arrived the Pool's
frigate from the Mediterranean, and is put under
quarantine.—Sailed the Ruffian fquadron, confifting
of three fail of the line, to the Weftward.

Dovsa, Dac. 14.—The Hope tranfport came into
this harbour ha night, with the lofs of an anchor,
cable, and boat, being obliged to cut her cable on
Thurfday; whilit lying in the Downs, to prevent a
thip from drivin3 on board of her. She failed from
Ramfgate on Wednefday laft, with 330 troops, be•
longing to the 27th and 9rft Regiments, part of
which was to have been put on board a Chip which
was too large to get into Ramfgate, but owing to
the gale coming on the was obliged to keep them al;
on board, and being only fitted to carry tto men,
the poor foldiers were very unpleafantly fituated.—
The Men belonging to ;the gift were landed this
morning, and quartered in the town.
Dsc. ts.—The VICTORY, this morning, got under
weigh, and came to an anchor off this place, being
much fafer than where the had lain for two days
Ipaa. The flags at the Caßle and Forts have been
hoilled half-way up during the whole time the has
been off this port.—Wind N.N.W. and blows hell:.
DIAL, Dac. ts.—Sailed the DRUID frigate, for
Cork; and PROMILO and Votcano bombs, for
Sheernefs. Put back this morning the following
tranfports, viz. the Agenoria, Commerce, Carr,
Friendihip. Milbank, Califta, and the Veital, having
on board part of the Stb, 28th, 3oth, 36th, and 89th
regirnents,which failed from the Downs for the Con-
tinent on the loth init. and parted company with the
reit of the fleet in a high gals of wind from N. and
N. E.—Sailed through the Downs the Qren, Capt.
MOUTRII, for Grenada.—Arrived his Majefty's
ADAMANT and TRIBUNE, from the Wefer ; RESIST-
ANCR and Vractsra, from a cruize, and remain in
the Downs with the reit of his Majefty's !hips as per
Taft.—Wind N. N. W.

Gamma, Dec. t 3 exprefs paired through I
this town yefierday, for Glafgow, to the owners of
the fhip Johns, Comma°, which failed on Tuefday,
as mentioned in our let, advifing them of her being
drove on fhore in a fevere gale upon Wednefday
night, at Mount Stewart, (Bland of Bute) andlikely
to prove a complete wreck. The Captain was ufing
every means in his power, to fave the cargo.
London, England, 1805-12-16

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

OR AVISIND. Dac.ls.—Pared by the Buena, —; and the
Eddyftone. knows, from Quinn ; Adriatic, Bonham, from
Riga ; Curlew, Graham ; Brit& King, Fothergia ; and the Henry,
Robinfon,from Pactiburgh. Sailed the Lord Forbes, Scot, for
L itham:ican ; &Ilona, Fads, for St, Vincent's • Variable, Offen, for
• Sophia, Claige, for Guerofey ; AfWater, Vidland ; Twe
Gcbroders, Lytle; and the Vrow Venn, Hoetsen, for Harnburgh.
Analvaro--At Plymouth, the Humphries, Pan, from Qua.
bec—At Li Vanguard, Wilding, from Tortola—ln the
Clyde, of crawfurd, from Nevrfoandbnd. At
Newfooodland, WilSam. fibamoods, from Pool—At Virginia,',
the William Penn, from Hants.
The Henry, TAYLOR, from New York for Liver-
pool, has put into Waterford with the lots of main
and wizen mart.
The Columbia, }Loam, from Maffachnfets for Li-
verpool, is on Chore on the Lancathire coal.
Hutt., Dsc. r 3 Thomas, MiCauLav, from
this port to New York, arrived off the Banks of
Newfoundland, all well. The Amity, Kara, from
this port, for Poole, in a gale of wind on Monday loft
her anchors and cables and put into Ramfgate har-
boor. The William, Captain THOMAS Forrsa, from
Varel, is arrived in Whitebooth Roads, where the is
nowperforming quarantine. The Sophia, MANSTIIILD,
from Poole, for this port, has been found at fea with-
out any perfon on board, and is carried into the
Downs. She is fuppofed to have been captured.—
The Montgomery, Pact, from this port, with pota-
toes, was on Friday fe'nnight taken into Yarmouth
by the falvage men belonging to Gorlefton, having
but one man (the owner) on board, and feveral holes
bored in her bottom. The under mentioned veal,

bave put into Scarborough by contrary winds and
bad weather, viz : The Endeavour, CAMPIaLL, of
Weymouth ; Betfy, Yount), of Dundee; Briver,
Duals, of Yarmouth ; Dove, Jam sots ; Speedwell,
&tows ; ARria, Swisauar ; and Nautilus, DACT,
all of Sunderland.

The CANADA, which has been refitted at Pore
month, on Friday received a large portion of the
crew of the Co'offal; the reff, with part of the
crews of the Temeraire and Tonnant, are intended
for the Gibraltar. The Euryalus is ordered to be
fitted for foreign fervice.
The Psinceli Charlotte frigate, with her prize, the
Cyane, arrived at Grenada on the 24th of Oaober.
The Didon was anThurfday commiffioned by Cap •
tain Basle, at Plymouth. The Royal George, Bed.
ford, Sampfoc, and Indefatigable, which are like•
wife in dock, are only to'receive a flight repair at
prefect, and ea Po make place for other Slips lefs
dammed.
London, England, 1805-12-16

BIKTH4•

At his houfe in Great r u.or trcrLuni-Areet, She LadT aide Hill
Chart, s 3. Agar. of a
Un ThorfstA,., the Lady of Dr. Turner, of Charbet. 'ttreet. Betl,--
rord-fgu are or fipo.
London, England, 1805-10-24

♦S SOON ..S DRAWN.

UODGES and Co. N. 749, Otf)rd-fireet, and
No 44• St. jams s•ftrert, refpeatfully inform the Public
that thty will Pay Twenty Pounds for e:":11 Prize of zo4 on de-
zrund, if the Tickets and Sliarts arc purehaftd at their above ()f-
-ibers, and the high& valise will he siren for all other Prizes as
ban a. Drawo. _ _

4.° ao.cs cpb for tit Firft.arawn Ticket next Saturday, being
the Sixth Day.
Capitals in the Wheel and Eve Days to draw:
3 Pi izes of L. 20,000 3 Prizes of £ 1000
I xo,r.co 3 znoo
soon 6 500

ALL THE TWENTY THOUSANDS ARE IN THE
WHEEL! ! !

SWIFT and CO. No. 11, POULTRY, refpedfully
inform the Public. that the Tickets and Shares of the ?recent
Lottery, warranted undrawn, continue on Sale at their Office.
The fiat-drawn Ticket next Saturday, being the Sixth Day of
Drawinz, will be entitled to Twenty Thoufaiid_ Pounds ! and the
-Grit-drawn the next day, to Five Thoufand Pottada. irbert are
Five I)ays to draw, and the following Capit# Prises remain in the
Wheel _ _ _

3 Prizes of £20,000 3 Prizes of Ll4OO
I to,ooo 3 - 1.000
I -
5,c *a 6 - 3053

The Ticket No. t 8 589 drawn on Saturday laft, a Prize of Ten
Thoufand Pounds, was fold by SWIIr and Co. in one Quarter,
one elettlhand ten Sixteenth Shares.

SATURDAY next, OElnber 36, will be the
AIX l'H DAY of DRAWING the prefer* S FAIT. LO f-
TERY, can which morning the Firft Drawn Ticket will be enti-
tled an TWk.NTY THOUSAND POUNDS.
Ehtpitals now in the Wheel.
3 of 42,0P00 3 ofi 2,000
I .-- tope() 3 tpoo
a 3,c00 6 so.,

Ticketq and Shares, srarranted Indrawn, continue on Pale by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Cornhill and Charing
Crofs, where No. 22,554, the ktt drawing thy, a Price of Five
Thoufand P0n0,13, was fold in 0. Q.ttarter, two Eighth, and tight
sixteenth Shares; alfo No. !Up, One Thoufand Pounds, the
Erft day, in two Quitter, three Eighth, and two Sixteenth Shares.

PLYMOUTH.
FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

'THE GOOD BRIG MARIA, burthen abnut
-I- 140 T,:•, s, well fouad, tikes the ground well, and in a con-
dition to be fent to Sea at a trifling Expence.
For an Inventory, or ether Information, apply at the Counting
Honk of Mr. Edward Lytle, Plymouth.
---
ISLE OF THANET, NEAR MARGATE.
London, England, 1805-10-24

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LONDON.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK:

Confols 5 Elf—Reduced S7{—Onitthrm 31.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Bank Stock Oyi 1 India Bonds par ta. mew
3 per C. Ned. Ann. 57U11 hi& s per Cent. 86i
3 per Cent. Conf. sBliti Ezeh Bills, par za. prem.
4 Per Cent. 743#§ Omni= 3i prem.
Ccnt. Navy 89f } Lottery Tickets ail. Inc
Long Ann. zb 7-t6i Con 4 for atm. sail

By his Majefty's (hip Pnoststx, of 36 guns, arrived
at Falmouth, Coverninent have received accounts
that the Rochefort fquadron, of five fail of the line,
was lately feen off Vigo, and that they had burnt the
CALCUTTA, fearing the might retard their progrefs
in getting into port, as the bad received fo much da-
mage as very much to impede their failing.

On Monday lati the fecond battalion of the 27th
or Ennefkillen regiment of foot marched from Edin-
burgh Callle to Newhaven, where they were em
harked on board the tranfports lying in the Roads.
They are probably defined to join the force now in
the Downs. The whole force to be collated for this
fecret Expedition, it is Paid, will amount to ao,ooo
men—and the tranfports and troops will fail in a few
days.
London, England, 1805-10-24

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LISBON MAIL.

Letters of the I ith laftant, from Lilbon, Rate as
follows : _ _

"Lord Natio,: was off Cadiz with 3o fail of the
line on the 4th inilant ; it is expefted that his Lord-
(hip will attempt fomething again(! the Combined
Fleets.

" General JutioT is recalled, it is raid, to take an
important command.—A change of Adminiftration
is expefted to take place here immediately."
Letters from Gibraltar by this Mail Rate as fol-
lows :

" Traafports have been fent to fetch the troops
forming the expedition under Sir JAKE• Casio
down the Mediterranean. Unlefs they are to as
againtt Cadiz, there is no accounting for this mea•
fure."
London, England, 1805-10-24

DUTCH JOURNALS.

We have received Dutch papers of the sift inflant,
one day later than thofe which arrived yellerday, but
they bring no farther details refpetting the operations
of the Armies. An article from Paris in thefe jour-
nal' mentions the names of certain noble perfons that
have been exiled from the Court and Capital of Spain,
through the influence of the PtINCII of the PIACI.
The caufe of their exile is not mentioned, but mold.

probably they were among the number or conflated
with thofe families, the heads of which prefumed to
remonftrate againfl the meafures which produced
the late riots at Madrid. The perfons banithed are
the Duke DE MCd4Th NAR, Grand Officer to the
Prince of the ASTURIAS ; the Marquis Ds VILLA
FRANCA, Grand Equerry to the Princefs of the As-
TUR lAS ; the Count Ds MIRANDA, Chamberlain to
the Ktao ; the Counters Dowager Dst. Wars, and,
three or four others. When the Nobles of an ancient
kingdom can be thus trampled on by a Court favou-
rite of low birth and bate morals, it requires no
great degree of fagacity to predia an important
change as being at no great diflance.
Accounts lately received from Berlin, Rated that
for particular reafons his Proffian Majefty would not
at prefent meet the two Allied Emperors, as had
been intended. Letters from that Capital, given in
thefe Journals, Rate, that General IEALISRAUTII was
to proceed to his Imperial Majefty of Raffia, upon
a miffion of the higheß confequence. That fomething
of great importance is in agitation we may conclude,
from the circumflance of two fucb diftinguilhed per-
fons as Baron HAUGWITZ and General Km.tastrru,
the one a Minitter, the other one of the ableß Gene-
rals in the Pru.ffian army, being fent to communicate
with the Emperors FRANCIS and ALEXANDRE.
For extralts from thefe Journals fee the preceding
column.
London, England, 1805-03-08

MUSE O 1 CONIMONg.

Mr. joi RION, from the Ofli:e of thr Chief Secretary of Ire-
land, prefted a 1.i:1 of Penii.v. on the hilt EllaMillarnent for
the year doo. Ordered toi lie no 7hr. T.,bie.
Mr. Butte', from the Exchequer °eke. gave in at the Bar
an Account of the rums of money vehi,ll have been paid hy hia
Majefty, and which have not yet been made good by the Horde.
Ordered to lie on the table.

Mr. KINNAtiD prefented Petition+ from Perth, Stirling, and
Dunfermline. valid% the late Corn Law, which were feverally
ordered to be laid oa the table.

- The Sugar Dravrhaak, the Legacy Stamp Duty, and the Hie of
Maws Trade ReguWiwi Bills, ware each read a firft, and ordered
to be read a fceond thne.

The Cardrofe Dock 11111 tom brought op, read a firft, and or-
dered to be read a (mond time.

Mr. ALIXANDIII brought up the Report of the hit Commit.
tee of Supply, in which kraal rums were voted for Mifeelia-
mous Services in Ireland. Each Refulutkin was read twice, ac-
cording to regular form, and they were feverally agreed to by the
Houk.
London, England, 1805-03-08

PEERS OF IRELAND.

The LORI) CHANCELLOR quitted the Wool-
rack, and called their Lordthips attention to the cir-
cumflance of the Petitions of feveral Peers of Ireland,
touching their rights to vote at the eleftion of Peers
to fit in the United Parliament for Ireland, 81. be-
ing before the Honk, and by' an order referred to
the Committee of Privileges. •• There Petitions, When
under confideration, merited the ferinus attention of
their Lordflips, particularly upon two confiderations
conntded with the fubjed ; the full of there was the
circumfiance that fome of the patents of the petition-
ing Peers were, before Ireland WAS acknowledged an
independent kingdom, by the Ad of ;782, under
the Great Seal of Great Britain, and not of Ireland;
and, fecondly, that fince that period others were in
the fame predicament. It would be matter, therefore,l
for the ferinus confideration of their Lordfhips, bow
far fuch circumfiances went to ailed the rights of
elcaion on the part of the petitioning feers. While
on his legs, he fhould fuggeil the propriety of taking
an opportunity to defer the confideration of there pe.
titions, which was then fixerifor Tuefday next, until
the following Thurfday, when their Lordfisips might-
hope to have the Alliance of the Lord Chief Jufhoe
of the Court of King's Bench, in the dircuffion. .
The Houle then adjourned till to-morrow • when
their Lordfliips (land fummoned upon Lard 'King's
motion for a Committee to enquire into the Military
Eitabliament of the Country. r, •
•
London, England, 1805-03-08

RISK BUSINIM.

Mr. MAY moved for an Account of the Number
of Dollar Tokens which were ilfued by the Bank of
Ireland from the time of their firll being circulated,
up to the if of the ',relent month, fpecifying the
number that have been ;trued in each month, and the
quantity that was outllanding on the laft day of the
month.—Ordered.

Sir J. NEWPORT moved that there be laid be-
fore the Houfe an account of the Expenditure of the
different Sums which have been iffued by the Go-
vernment of Ireland, for the purpofe of Criminal
Profeentions from the sth of January, 1801, to the
sth of January tBos, with a Copy of the Warrant
or Authority under which thofe Sums were iffued
and applied, together with a flatement of the whole
amount.—Ordered.

Mr. JAMES FITZGERALD then moved the
produftion of an Account of the Expenditure for
the purples of Civil Buildings in Ire from the
sth of January, 1801, to the sth of January, 1805,
fpecifying the warrants or authorities Lndcr which
the different fums were paid, and th. Ilatements
which bad been previously drawn np.—Ordered.
London, England, 1805-03-08

MORIP. DUTY DILL.

Mr. STURGES BOURNE moved the poflpone-
went of the fecond reading of the Horfe Duty Bill
till Monday next.
Mr, PLOMER obferved, that he had been attend-
ing for Come time for the purpofe of delivering his
opinion on this Bill. On Monday next he would be
engaged at the Affixes. He wifhed, therefore, if it
was to be put off, that it tbould Rand for Come day
fubfegoent to Monday.
Mr. STURGES BOURNE fad, that any further
pofiponement from that day might be inconvenient to
other Gentlemen, and, upon the whole, he thought
that Monday would be the moil proper time.
After a few wordi from Mr. Kinnairci, intimating
that the third reading on the Salt Duty Bill would
probably be fixed for Monday, it was agreed that the
fecond reading of the Bill thoold Rand for Monday.
London, England, 1805-03-08

DIVIDENDS.

March 19. WWam Bulgin, of Briftol, printer, bookfefter. and
!Winner. at ten, at the White Lion Inn, Bridal.
March sp. john Lacey, of Curfitor Brat, Cbancerplane, London,
wars founder, at ten. at Guildhall.
March 30. John Cramer, of tin Royal Spa Gardena, Bermondfey
Surrey, eldtualler and mallsai-inftrunsent•maker, at one, at

Guildhall, London.
Much go: Richard Tanner, of Birmingham, upholder, at eleven,

. • . - . .
at Guildhall, London.
March 30. William Williams, late of Dean-itreet, Holborn, Mid
Octet, carpenter, at eleven, at Guildhall.
March 16. Matthew Church, of America-fquare, in the Minories,
London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
March 23. Stephen Woodbridge, of New Brantford, Middicfez
ftatioser, at ten, at Guildhall.
London, England, 1805-09-06

Si)O.I7ING INTELLIGENCE.

EGHAM RACES, THURSDAY, SEP T. s.

A Sweepaukes of ants each, for z yr oldsq Colts
to carry sa 51b ; 21b. The Winner of
the July Stake at Newmarket to carry 41b extra.
_ _ The laft half of the New Mile.

Lord Egremones b. f. Gobanna, out of Camilla . z
Mr. Lake's b. f. by Wbillecy, dans by Diomede, out of Creeper's
Dam . .. - - s
Mr. Ladbrokes br. c. by Sir Peter, out of a Dungannon mare 3
Mr. Harris's b. c. Ploughboy, by Vuluntecr,out of Allegranti's
Dam , • • - 4
Mr. T.'Doelteay's bl. f. Harriet. by Orem, nut of Meliffa 5
Sir C Banbury's ch. c by Wbllkey, dam by Diomede 6
Mr. C. C. Smith's brother to Peggy, by Buzzard 7
Mr. Wardell% br. f. Biter to Houghton Lars 3.
This has always been confidered a !'porting rice
on this ground, and in this inflance there were more
bets depending than on any other, from the eutn-
rnencement. Mr. Harris's was the favourite, and
with Sit- C. Bunbury's 5. to 4 was betted againft the
field-6 to t againll the winner. It was an excellent
race between the winner and Mr. Lake's filly, which I
run twice over the half mile before they could be
aarted. . .
Three yr olds to carry 611 91b ; 4 yr olds 811 ; y yr
olds Sit tolb ; 6yr olds and aged 9(1 tlb. Mares
and." Geldings to bq allowed alb. The winner of
one plate or fweepflakes this year to carry .31b. ana
of two, ylb extra.—the belt of three two-mileheats.
Sir Charles Banbury% b. I. Eleanor, aged • 1 a
Mr. Mid's Qt2iz, aged - - a a
Lord apeman% ch. c.Cerbertts. 3 yrs !Id - 3 dr
Lord Barrymore's b. g. 'Atte jobis,3 Ira old - 4 dr
Eleanor was the favourite before flawing. Five to 4 agft %is:
A very good race.
Sir Charles Bunbary's Eleanor, pit. 21b. beat Mr. Ladbrok e's c
by. Toting Woodpecker, 61t zaib—The New Mile, &cep...Two
to La on the 'linnet.
London, England, 1805-09-06

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Goaveszots, Seri% 5...-Palfed by the Fortube, Alva, from
Norway; Amelia, Matthews, from Philadelphia; Peak, Laine,
from Ggernfey ; Young Albert, Wattens, front Chanute; Friend.
iltlp, ()liver, from Bourdeaos America, TiPpard ; and the John
and Arnie, Baker, frnm Virginia.
A a aict0.....1n the River, the Venus, Smith, from Cork; and
the Dorothea from Stockholm. In Yarmouth
Roads, Harrhxr, Qutnton, front Stockholm. At Portfmoutia,
Fame, Meredith, from Waterford; Srortfman, ---; and the
Royal Charlotte, —. from Gibraltar.
The American Ibip Molly, AdSms, from Cork, bound to Gi•
braltar, is captured, and carried tutu Algebras.
The Landau, Cruel, from Sligo to Archangel, is put into Chrif.
tianfand in (Ultras.

Tucfday a valuable prize was brought into Portland Roads by
the Diana privateer of Weymouth. She is very richly laden with
indigo and cochineal; and Is fuppokd to be an American from
Matthaei).
On the sth Augua laft, the Friends, Caaota mat-
ter, of Montrofe, laden with oil and deals from Chrifi
tianfound, bound to Ireland, fprung a fudden leak,
in fiich a rapid degree, that in ten minutes time the
velfel was full of water,up to the deck. Such was the
dangerous fituation they were in, (being then in lat.
6t. N. long. ao. W. about 65 miles N. N. E. from
the north end of Shetland lilts, and blowing a florm)
the Captain and his people were under the neceffity
of going into the boat, and they got to the Ifland of
Lind, after being 36 hours in the boat, without any
kind of provitrons. Great and fore were their ft&
feting!. Captain Climate and his people came to
Lerwick on the lath Augult.
Arrived at Dundee, on the ajd ult. the Hope,
Amanitas mailer, from Archangels—Capt. A. re-
porn, that, on the 16th inftant, in lat. 62. go. N.
long. o. 9. E. the north end of Shetland, bearing S.
by W. diftant about 82 miles, he fell in with a brig,
water-logged and difrnafted, the bowfptis ftanding
apparently abont rao tons burden. Captain Am-,
DO son was on board raid VelTel, found every thing
*5 gone from the deck, boats anchors, and cables,
Se. her cargo deal 4 from Tome port in Norway, and
fuppofed to be bound for Ireland t that, the evening
thereafter, he was 11:Joke with by the Amyl frigate ;
to the commander of which he gave the diftance and
coorfe he had run from the wreck, as he intended to
go in queft of her.

Captain BRACE is appointed :o the comMand of
the Virginie frigate, at Chatham.
Yeaerday a Court of Direetors was held at the
Eat! India Houle, which adjourned at fix o'clock till
WedatiAty nest.
London, England, 1805-10-23

Thi: day was publifhed, price as. bound,
'THEORY and PRACTICE, delineated- in a
Series of Dialog nes, Mediud from the moft approved Writers,
and preceded by Approprilte Rules, for fpeaking and writing
French.
By GEORGE SAULEZ,
Drawing and French Mailer, Farnham, Surrey.
Sold by Longman, Hurik, Rees, and Orme, Paternoftersow;
and C. Law, Ave-Maria lane.