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London, England, 1805-02-25 00:00:00

Prom tie LONDON GAIZTTB.FIsaIithIRT i 3.

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At tha ;Court at the Ceteq's Palace, the 250 of'
February, 1805 :
This day the moll Rev. Father in GOD DE. Cuts.
MANNERS SUTTON, Lord Archbilhop of Canterbury,
was, by bia Majeßy's command, (worn of his Ma-
jetty's molt !knowable 'ri.y Council, and took his
place at the board accordingly.
His Ma.jCITY in Council was this day pleated to
appoint •
John Lloyd Williams. of Owernan. Efq. to be Sheriff of the
County'of Cardigan, laftead of thury Greiwold Lewis, of Llwyn
yawls, Efq.
john Hill Harris, of Prefftelly, Ffq to be Sberiff of the County
eilt.embrete, nittead of George. Harris, of Prelkelly, Efq.
Charith Rogers, of Stannage. Efq. to be Sheriff of the County
of Radnor, mftead of Tbansai Grove, of Cvrtn fillao, Efts.
And his Majtsry was alfo pleated to make the
following amendments upon the roll :
Daisy enth—Villiatn Bagihaw to be William Chambers &g-
-lare.% of the Oakes, Efq.
NOlll,OLC—Wm.Mofeley, to be John Mofeley, off Tato, Efq.
Yoaasuillt—Henry Fanc Cliondey, to be Henry Chomaley, of
iLukttans, Efq.

DOWNING-STR BY, 7511. 22.
The King has been pleafed to appoint EDWARD.
Trtoarros, Efq. to be his Majesty's !distiller Pleni-
potentiary to the circle of Lower Saxony, aid roll-
dent with the Hans Towns.
WHITEHALL, rms. 23.
The King has been pleafed lo grant to the Hon.
and Rev. EDWARD Lsocs, Clerk, LL.B. the Dean-
er. of his Majefly's Chapel Royal in the Cagle of
Windfor, with the Deanery of Wolverhampton, and
Regißry of the Knights of the moR roble order of
the Garter thereunto annexed, the fame being void
by the eradiation of Dr. CHARLIS MAWR liRS SUTTON,
Billoci of Norwich, 'late Dean thereof, to the Archi-
epifcopal See of Canterbury. •
The King has alfo been pleafed to grant to the
Hon. and Rev. Jac°. bletsnaw, Clerk, Doftor in
trivinity, the place and Dignity of a Prebenchtry of
his Majelly's Free 'Chapel of St. George, io the
Cagle of Windfor, the fame being void by e reSs•
natiun of the Hon. EDWARD LEGGE, Clerk.
MILI TART PROMOTIONS.
WAR-OF/ICE, 71211,1 ART 23.
STAFF.
Brigadier-Genera Henry Tucker Montrefor, from the Home
Staff, to be a Brigadier-General to the .'orces (ruing in the
ward and Charibbee Mods, under the comenapd•of Lieutenant-
Geona Sir William Myers.
' HOSPITAL. STAPP.
JChal Ka, M.D. to be Infpectoe of Hofpitals.
• • littaMtan up'.
The appointment of Lieutenant Deane Wheeler to be Captain
of a Company, witholit punkah, In the gilds Regiment of Foot,
as Rated In the Gamut of the sft of December. 1804, has not
taken place.
Enfign Alexander Proodfoot, of the sd Weft lodia Regiment,
Is fupateded, being Aux without le_ re.
illaroW in tie Gomm of twb Oelober, 1804.
For ti Rcgirstor 9' Drage*. Gifizar—Hofpftal-Mate Alexander
Schriky to be A/Mani-Surgeon.
Read 3d Rqiiimea of Drapes, Goards--Hofpital-Mate Alexander
Schelky to be Affillant-Surgeon.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Francis Deanna Dtthwood. late of Gala's MU, near Hentlegdon,
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BANXRUPTS.
Robert Tabrunt, of Shopland, Eifel, dealer and dolman. to fur-
render February 28, at ten, March 2, and April 6, at eleven, at
• Guildhall. London. Andric, Mr. Robert Tindal, Chelmsford,
or Mr. Bridges, Red Lion-folare, London. ' -
John Coveter, late of Witnry, Oxford Olin, and of Newbury, Barka,
blanket-manufaeturer, February 26, March is, and April 6, at
ten, at Guildhall; Leridlin. Attorney, Mr. Mauguall, Waroirdi-
Bract. NewgateAreet, London.
Richard Jackfon, of Shoe-lane, Landon, (math, dean* and 'Ani
mal), March 5,' at twelve, March ta, and April 6, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Walton, Olrdiers%Hall, &Anglian-
Bract London.
Thomas Barrett, of Kennington Green, Surrey, ftoek-broker.
dealn and chapman, March 12, svand April 6, at eleven, at
GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Botniejd,Bouverle-ftreet,Fket-ftreet.
y/gliani Morley Evans, of Marb-lane, London, broker, dealer and
' chapman, February 18, at ten, March a, at nine,_ and April 6,
at elev-n, at Clidldhall. Attorney, Mr. Joann Mayhew, Na. a,
Lower Jinn:ran-et ,Goiden-fluare.
Robert Poole, of Prefix:4.lolrace, St. George's Fields. Surrey, linen-
draper, dealer and chapman, March s, 9, and April*, at twelve,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. italic!, Lant-ttren, Southwark.
Mabel, Thud of Bolton on the Moors, Lancaddre,
March a, at eleven, !Aare!' 9, at ten, and April 6, at eleven, at
GuildhaD,London. Attorney.Nir. Eyre, 'urinary-1n kLOndond
Pidaltdwignast, late of Old CavendUb Bred, St. Mary-la-Bonne,
es, carver and gilder, (but now a prifaner Int& King's-
Bench) March a, at ten, March 9, and April 6, at one, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr.Canington,Mount (treat, Gro(venor-iquare.
Benjamin Devninry the eider, of Linkfield.itrect, parifb of Rei-
gate, Surrey, hock-dealer, dealer and chspniar, March s,
and April 6, at tan, at Guildhall, Losdun. Anomie', Mr. Net.
tie(dd, Hind-Coon, Fleet Rrect, London ;. or Mr. Bun, Rd-

gate, Surrey.
Jonathan Butharoyd, late of Manchefter, wiseelwright, dealer and
chapman, March 8, 9. and April 6, at three, at the Dog Tavern,
Deanfgate, Manchefter. Attornies, Mr RaLh Ellis, Curbtor-
!treat, Chancery lase, London ; or Mr. Willis* Cufwell, No.
17, Kkag-firect, Manche/ler.
Thomas Spencer, of Mancke*cr, cotton-armoury:lure:, dealer and
• charms, March 8,9, and April 6, at art e. at the Commercial
inn, Manr.hefter. Attornles, Mr. l'artiagtoo, Manchelter; or
Mr. Philip Hurd, King's Bench Walks, Temple. London.
Beialachy Hynes, late of Ediabtrgh, but finer of Liverpool, dealer
and chapman, Much 14, 15, and April 6, at twelve, at the
Globe Tavern, Liverpool. A tternits. Mr. George Orred, Ex-
change-alley, Liverpool ; sr Mars. Cooper and Lowe, South-
ampton Buildings, London.
Edward Day, late of the pall of Collin;bourne Duels, Wilts,
farmer, dealer and chapman, March 14, it Bre, March zs, at
ten, and April 6, at eleven, at the Role and Crown, in Everly,
Wilts. Attornies, Mr. John Deadrnan, Pewfzy,Wilts, or Mars.
W. and E. Allen, Clifford's Inn, London.
DIVIDENDS
February a 6. Robert Hlndley, of Salford, Uneasily, winc-mer-
chant, at throe, at HlBLige's Tavern, Mauchefter.
February a 6. Edward Nixon, of Manchelter, merchant, at four,
at Hlllidge's Tavern, Manchelter.
February 26. John Molding and John William Smarty, of Li-
verpool, merchants and copartners, at twelvt,at the George Inn,
Dale ftreet, Liverpool.
February as. Stephen Seaga, of Birmingham, grocer, at twelve,
at the Hen and Chickens Hotel and Tavern, Birmt'ugham,
February 33. Thomas Jones Lowley, late of Piccadilly. LlLldLdes,
haberdasher, at one, at Guildhall
February 25. John Fowler, of Bewdley.Woreefterihire, printer,
ftationer, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at the Crown aul
Sceptre Inn, Worcefter.
February 16. Stiuma Metcalf and John Metcalf, of Golden Leg-
court, Cheapilde, Loudon, hollers and copasuers, at ten, at
Guildhall.
February 16. William Lewis Malin, of hlancheiter-ltrect, Saint
Mary-la-Bonne, Middlefex. forgo= and apothecary, dealer
•and
chapman, at ten, at Guildhall.
February 23. William Knight, of Tonbridge Wells, Kent, banker,
at one, at Guildhall, London.
February 23. William Sewell, late of the 'Band of Guarisfey, but
now of Falcon.fquare, London, merchant, # eleven, at Guildhall.
February 53. John Wells an/ William Wells, late of /wallow-'
. Arca, our Hanover-fquare, Middle:fez, but now of Noble-ftrect,
London, maws, warchoufensen, dealers and copartners, at
eleven, at Goildhall.
February 18. John Ores. late of Reading, Berko, asealman, at
ele, co, at the Coaspter, Outline.
rebruary at. James Mating,l honias Heavifide, and Thomu
&trefoils, of Barge-yard, Suelderibul y, Londsm, kdauthogfr
warchotakinc,“ sod copu Luz ~ at tan, at Guiltlisall.

Fel rout it. loin Motley, of Huddersfield, Tselteds, prefikl•'
}II: r, at ekrtn, at the Rpk sad grow* letn.lladdertilK
February Gserp Johnfob Erarshtt, of Mandleftefie
three,* the Bridgewater Arms, Manchetter. •" •
February Eduard Harrtfaa, Eafinprould, Yeeldhire„wsal-
len-draper, at desert, at the Red Liao Inn, near Monk-bar,Yoeb.
March s: John BIM*, of Sheerndr, Kew, Ihopkeeper, at ten,,
at Oust Shall, London.
• PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

William Parker, and Juba Torry, merchants. Kilmarnock,
May al, tiles.
• KuLert Swaine, atarki Brooke' and Robert Barker. wool-
ftsplert, Lerds. November Is. 11104.

Wllliun Jaekfon, WiMam Liiia and James Liam, Bleachers,
Sandley, Yorkibire, September 6. •
Richard Bayley, and Jain Allston, Reel-refiners, Mu:Meld.
February sq. Otos.
John Ward, and Jqbn Ward, Jun. corners, Redads-Rrects
Cripplegate, February 19.
Robert Dell, James Neale, Thomas Hodges, and Thomas
Gi Ace, hankers, rkyleibury. Oetober is, 1804.
Thomas Wood, and William }widen, cotton-Ipbuters, idan-
Odlober. to.

Ralph coley, and William Kay, iron-founders, Bury, Lama-
fhire, January z, 1805.
James Plume, and John Cole Baku, vinegar-makers, Sawed-
fey, February E.
William Barrett, and Daniel Parry, cheefdadtors, Deities,
WWl:hire, February 19.
[This Casette info contains his Majefty's Order in Council of
the a tit of February, permitting the iniportation into New/mind-
-1 and uf Bread, Flour,' Peak, Indian Corn, Buttes, and Live Stock,
from the territories of the United States of America, for Igoe ca-
lendar months, to be computed from the date of fuck Licences as
arc grouted prior to the 30th day of next September.]

NEW SOUTH WALES.

SYDNEY, MARCH i 7, 1804.

Tx als sue tar s.—The energy and activity of the
inhabitants of Hawkefbury, in pnrfuing god appre-
henning the ill-ad7ifed and equally ill aitlxied
creants, who fled towards the mountains ip wild and
terrible defpair, was highly meritorious and praife-
worthy ; and the ardour with whith they exerted
themfelves in the caufe of loyalty, while-it affords an
indifputable tettimony of teil and attachment to
much loved Monarch, and a happy, envied Conftitu-
tinn, will have much influence in deteiriag the rant,
unprincipled, and dcluded, from future efforts of in-
temperance and folly.
POPULATION or SYDNIT.—From the hift returns
made to his Excellency the Governor, of the number
of houfes and inhabitants contained within the town-
(hip of Sydney, including the Brick Fields, Cockle
Bay, and Farm Cove, there appears— • •
Honfes in Sydney, =Wive of the Military Diftrid 420
Military Diftrid - • - afto
Brick FM& 72
Cockle Bay - • t 8

Total
The whole number of inhabitants, exclufive of the
amounts to a too. _

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August 19.—To our farmer accounts refpea-
ing the hoßik hordes, whore condo& has lately been
the fubjed of attention, we have to add, that among
the reaches about Portland Head their ravages have
been felt with utisar greater feverity than elfewhere.
The farms of Hingbarn and Smith were robbed' the
fame day, and their bedding and wearing apparel
taken out of the houfes ; in that of the latter John
Wilkins, a labouring fervant, was wantonly treated
with &tellable barbarity ; after patiently fubmiuing
to be flripped, and without ever challenging the in.
juflice of the proceeding, a flight of (pears were dart-
ed at him, moll of which the unfortunate man re-
ceived ; and bad he not precipitately made towards
lOW plunged into the river, mull doubtlefs have Ix-
riflied beneath their brutal hands : the owner of the
farm, however, appeared at the critical jnndure,
armed with a naufquet, which levelling at the fayases,
indneed them to delft from the further perfecutum
of the wounded man, and to confult their own fafety
by a timely flight.
Laft Friday fe'nnight the farms or Crnmby and
Cuddle, at the South Creek, were totally (tripped by
a formidable body of natives fuppofed to be about 150
in number, many of whom darted their (pears at a
labouring fervant, who fortunately effected an efcape
without receiving any wound. The above perfons
have been thrice plundered in the (pace of a very few
months, and have now loft not only their crops, but
their yvhole flock of poultry, together with their bed-
ding, wearing apparel, and every other moveable.
On Thurfday tail they reprefented to his Excellency
the excelLve inconvenience • under which they la-
boured, owing to the latter lots, and received Inch
alfillance as they flood in immediate need of.

Another groupe made a vifit to Tench's River on
the maraud, where getting among the corn of J. Kix-
aspy, without endeavouring to conceal tbemfelves,
they were fpeedily difcovered gathering it the crop, with
unufual adivity. The fettler difapproving their dill.
genee,•ys it promifed but little advantage to the inte•
reps of 4is own family, intlantly embraced the means
of repelling a vifit that had no real claim upon the
laws of holpitality. and, by a few difcharges obliged
them to retire with a trifling booty. We do not hear
ofany other attempts thereabouts t • nor that any Eu-
ropeans have 101 l their lives through their (pear wounds.
!'hough thefe unenvied people mull already feel
and acknowledge the miferable effefts of unprovoked
holtility and aggreffion, yet no doubt cow be enter.
tained that their rancour will continue until Come of
the more obdui ate arid enterprifing be marked out,
as the intateefiate (oafs and hur to the recent atrocitiei:i
and as they are no lets remarkable for perfidy to each
other than ingratitude to the faders, who, by con.
Randy contributing to their fupport, and endeavour.
ing to maintain a friendly intercourfe, have done the
higheß credit to themfelves and to the Erica nation,
they would no doubt, as in the C.4:e of Pemuiwoy,
whole affaffination was voluntarily undertaken by
themfe)ves, willingly again conclude a treaty by the
sacrifice of fuch whole foperior malignity may have
diffinsulfised them.
. It may verily be advanced, that no fit of people in
the known world were ever fo totally deflitute Al thefe
are of indußry and ingenuity, or whole innate indo.
!vice rendered them Co wretchedly inattentive to the
very means of fubliflence. However gratified they
may be With a flicker from the inclemency of the
fealons, yet none aspire to the fuperiur comforts of
eiviliz%t ion, none attempt to erea a hut for himfelf or
his little naked progeny ; and though pierced with
cold, yet none contrive a•garment' which the skins
of animals would lumina them with little trouble=
and yet it is obvious that their nudity proceeds only
from fupinenefs, as they invariably condefcended to
clothe thenifelves when furnifhed with European ha-
biliments.

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As fportive stator; would kept to laa,,,e dcfigned

the Southern Hentifphere for the etircplfy of ?!:cno-
melte in Animal Creation ;fo alto
.does the polity'
Of thefe barbarous inhabitants oppofe itfelf to every
principle of rational government, and to the propt-'
Ration of the human feecies.
That the natural ftrength of a country man confift
brit in its population, is a maxim that requires no
embdrithment, as it admits no oppolition ; but here
it is difcernible,' that-unlefs the propagation of the
(pecks be limited by deftrudive and abominable cut%
toms, their natural indolence muR in presets of time
hive reduced them to the horrible neceffity of exi fling
as Cannibals, as nature is wholly unaffilted, and tie
increafe of the herb and the animal alike negleded.
Thus, then, even though the (apply of their im-
mediate wants by chance donilitutes their only civil
occupation, Rill it is myllerious how the hordes of
the interior, who have not the advantage of Ming,
can poffibly fupply thofe wants throughout the year,
without indulging in all the terrible macs of refined
barbarity.