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BRITISH FIRE-OFFIOE, STRAND, and CORNHIT.I..
INSURANCE is granted by this Office Pn Hnufes,
Buildings, Mannfadorics, Ships, And all other \teals, Goods,
Merchandize, Farming Stock, and other PrapLrty from I.ufs or
Damage by Fire.
The unprecedented preference given to this Office, by all De-
*l'T:ion of Infurers, the Direflors Satter themfdves has arifen
from rho facilities adored in their improved Plans and fimplibed
llo.les of Err: laurance, particularly in Agricultural Stuck, the
premium on which is 21. 6d. per Cent only.
Tle Office grants Infurancts for perio.ls ]port of a year. and
wakes good lots by Flee frogs. lightning.

Receipts for lawmen becoming due at Midfummer, are In tbi
lauds of their Ageism in the principal cities and um*, wbp will
&liver propo:als vritb the rates of Infuranee, gratis.
Infirauces due at Midrummer multbe paid onor before tM
rhdsyof July3wilt.n the Fifteen Days allowed for. Payment ex Aire
ROBERT' SKEL'rON, See.
London, England, 1805-07-05

CONTLNTS OF NO. 111.

Part t.--Original Communications.—t. Effay on the Analifts
of Animal Fluids. By Dr. Boftoc.k. Lliverpool--.2. On the Dilutes
of the 88th Regiment in Bombay. By Dr. M‘Gregor-3. Cafe
of Amputation at the Shoubieriaint. By Dr. Wagon Rohinfon,
Prefton —4. Cafe of Tams curcd by Cold Affulion. By Mr.
Dalrymple, Norwitch--5. Cafe of Tympanites. By Mr. Collins,
swanfea-6. Cafe of Torpor from Cold. with Ohfervatiutis on the
Effie Rs of diminifhed Temperature on the living Syftem. By Dr,
Kale, Leith-7. Diffeettons of Diabetes Mellitus. By Dr.
Rutherford, Profelfor of Botany, Edinburgh-8. Cafe of Protru-
Gen of the Tongue. By Dr. Clanny, Billtopwearmouth--9. Cafe
of Flatulent Cholie, with Henda, cured by Opiates. By Dr. Ras,
Montrofe--to. The inquirer, No. 11. on the inexpediency of creel-
ing Foundling Hofpltah.
Fart ll.—Critical Analyfis Les Loh eclairees par les Sci-
ences Phyfiques. Par Francois Fodere --.Mediane Legate et Po-
llee Medicate de P. A. O. Mahon.—,-,. Fads intended to prove
the Yellow Fever not cantagious. By Benjamin Barth, M. D.
—4. Obferrations on Cancer. By Everard Home, The
Works of Dr. John Brown-6 BuUctin de rEcole de Medecine de
Parisi-7. On the Difeafe in Corn called the Blight. By Sir Jofeph
Batiks, Bart-8. Ohfervations fur une Maladie de l'Organit de
l'Oute guerie radicalcment par la Perforation dc la Membrane du
Tympane. Par J. P. Maunoir.-9. Sootier guerie par la Palm.
hove de la Membrane du Tynipan. l'ar P. C. Celtic,
Part lll.—Medical intelligence—Board of Health--Ncw Me-
, dical ant Surßical Society in Loudon —Progrefs of Vaccination—
, Quarterly Report of Carcy-ftreet Difpenfary—Lift of Medical
Graduations at Edinburgh, 24th of June 1805.--kegulations of
the Univeraty of lidiobursh marlins the gram:log of Degrece in
Nand:N. •
London, England, 1805-07-05

-WINDSOR, yuLr 2.

We hive no news at Windtor, but that I fear the
Kinn is fall lofing his fight : a cataraft has formed
in each eye ; the operation is to be performed, but
the fuccefs is doubtful ; he can with difficulty diftin-
guifh any perfon or thing.
The Panics, as well as all the Royal Dukes, and
Mr. Parr, ac. have been to fee him.
London, England, 1805-07-05

at,fitzz..iiiE. •

COIN lIXCRAIIOI9 MT S.

We have but fe* further arrivals of Wheat to-
day, fine has ready file, at rather better price, other
qualities have fcarce any Boyers—Good Barley in
requeff, and rather dearer—Malt and Peas at finall
variation—Beans of each fort are duil fide, and at ra-
ther lets—Tb:re are but few frefh Oats come in : this
trade for good famples is dearer—Fine Flour is not
very plentiful, feconds in full fupply.

' GENERAL CURRENCY AS -UNDER.
Wheat. 44% 6u. pos. per qr. Grey Peale 4rn. to 4.516
Fine Ditto. 945. 986. od. Beans, 441 49,4
Rye. 455. .50.. od. Tick Ditto 425. 465, ad '
Barley,3u. 39s od. Oats, au s7s. 3 is.
Matt, 645. 7os. od. Poland ditto, 311.34+ od.
White Page, 411.498. od. Rape Seed, ow. ocs.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Flour 755. to /los. Seconds 6.55. to 751. peeled&
London, England, 1805-07-05

•„• Attendance Is given, daily, at the raid Others, for the
Alfatance of Buildings, Goods, Mershandize, and Ships in Hir-
boar, In Dock, or while Building, from I.ofs or liamcze by lire;
awl alio for the Affsaranee of, and granting Annuities on Lives.
N.B. lire Alicia will he Tomlin? of ence to tle Apra tuber:.
41N4ral Premium anwes to 6e. es artwirds.
London, England, 1805-07-05

PRESENT STATE OF FRANCE.

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SKETCHES relative to the HISTORY and
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EDINBURGH MEDICAL JOURNAL.—No.
This day was publiihml, price 3&
THE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and SURGI•
CAL JOURNAL: exhibiting a ecrncife View of the Welt
and molt important Difcoveries In Medicine, Surgery, and Phar-

maey.
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London, England, 1805-05-08

N'IXT MONDA'

T. BISH acquaints the Public, that
the Lottery begins drawing (Witt Monday. the 13th of this
Month, when the Firft-drawn Ticket is entitled to tomool.
Is:eke's and Shares are felling in great variety at both his Ofkess
No. 4. CORNHILL, and N 0.9, CHARING-CROSS.
The Days of Drawing wiU be
tft day, Monday May z 3 6th day, Tuefday
Id day, Saturday May 18 7th day, Thurlday
sd day, Wednefday May 12 Bth day, Tuefday
rh day, Saturday May as 9th day, Thurfday
sth day, Wednefday May 29 I,th day, -

rune 4
tune 6
tune is
tune 13
lune Is

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STA TE I.OTII.ItY CONTAINS
z Prizes of £30,066 I 3 Prizes of Zy,too
a ---. 20,000 S VA°
3 -- 104,00 8 x,OOO
14 of stool. and others of tool. &e. &e.
SWIFT and Co. No. lt. Poultry. are felling the
Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery, to begin Drawing
the t3th of May.
In the hat Lottery, the Ticket No. 16.932, a Prize of 10=01.
No. flaoo, a Prize of I cwt. and Nos. 9801 and t 0,568, Prizes of
scol. were (bared and fold at Swift and Co.'s Office—where No.
6791, a Prize of 26,0001. No 9361, a Prize of 60,c001. and No.
r 4.668, a Prize of wool. in the preceding Lottery, were alio fold
it Shares.

TWO THIRTY THOUSANDS,
TWO TWENTY THOUSANDS.
MAY 13, tgos. FIRST-DRAIA'N TICKET,
TEN THOUSAND POUNDS.
'TICKETS and SHARES arc felling at DRUM-
-1. MO VD'S OFFICE, No. 65, Tleet-llrcet, who has
a Million of Mosley in Paz.... The Scheme of the prefetit
Glignd Lottery is fuperlatively Itleti--mote Capitals than former-
ly with Twice the Nuinber of Tickets. The lalt Lottery, erury
Tiatet way fold before the Drawing was half over, and from the
preterit unequalled Demand. it is likely they will be Six or Seven
Pounds darer beicre the Drawing begins, therefore an early pur•
esafe is recommended.
London, England, 1805-05-08

DEPTFORD STROND.

Mr. CALCRAFT moved for the following Pa-
pers, which were ordered :
" For a Copy of the Grant or Charter of her Majeßy Queen
Elizahcth, to the Corpnration of the 'trinity Houfe of Deptford
Strand, dated a nth June, in the 36th year of her reign.
" For a Copy of the Grant or Charter,of hisjate Majefty King
Charles 11. to the Corporation of the Trinity Houfe of Deptford
St road, dated 24th June, in the 17th year of his reign.
" For an account of the quantity of all the &Halt on the River
Thames, which has been Blipped from the fevcral wharfs within
the jurifdidlion of the Corporation of the Trinity Knife of Dept•
ford Strond, for the laft thirty year:, particularizing the quantity
fhipped in each year, and fur which the faid Corporation received
one penny per ton, and diftinguillting the kind or quality of the
Ballaft thsppcd.
" For an account of the quantity of ballaß taken from the bot-
tom of the River homes by the Corporation of the Trinity
Houk of Depttord Strond, in each year during the laft 30 years.
" Fur an account of the quantity of Sall.it taken by the Corpo-
ration of the Trinity bionic of Deptford Strand, in t'teir lighters,
out of yards which have entered the Port of London, in each
year, fur the hail thirty years, whether fuch vcifels were partly
laden, or in ballalL"
London, England, 1805-05-08

PARLIAMENT.IRr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORI'S, TUESDAY, MAY 7.
In the Appeal " Rowe v. POWER," the SOLICITOR GLNER AL
and Mr..4DAM were heard for the Refpondent. Farther hearing
peponcd till Monday.
Lord HOLLAND took the oaths and his feat.
VACATION OF A STANDING ORDER.

Lord MULGRAVE, agreeably to a notice which
he had given, rote to move, " That the Order, No.
30, fhould be vacated from their Lord(hips' Jour-
nals." His Lordfhip, at confiderable length, enu-
merated all the inconveniencies which mull inevitably
refult from enforcing that Order, which was in dire&
contradiCtion to another and precedent Order of their
Lordfhips ; he alluded to the 19th. which fpecified,
that no Member fhould he allowed to fpeak more
than once in a debate. The Order, No. 30, accord-
ing to the interpretation which tome Noble Lords
were inclined to put upon it, would give the privi-
lege to any Member to put the Houfe into a Com-
mittee, and confeqnently afford him a facility of
(peaking as often as he pleated in the count of the
debate. There was alfo another inconvenience, and
that no flight one, which might be produced by ad.
tiering to the letter of the Order, and that was a mo.
nopoly of debate, or throwing it entirely into the
hands of two or three fpeakers. It was no novelty
to their Lordfltips that two Noble Friends of his
( Lords Hawkefbury and Grenville) made it a point
to anfwer each other. As (iron as the one fat down
the other got np ; and, under the proteetion of this
Order, he taw nothing to prevent them from manag-
ing between themfelves whate%er matter of ditCrif•
Finn might mile in that Houfe, independent of the
alliflance of any ether Noble Lord. They might,
with the Heroes in Chevy Chace, fay to each other,
" Let you and I the han,;:.. try,
" And put our men
If the Order were !Wetly enforced, and the incon-
venience and inconfillency of it was manifeft from
this, that it was feldom done, a complete flop might
be put to the bufinefs 1)::C:ie their Lordihips. His
Noble Friend (Lord Grenville) once forwarded a
Bill in that Houfe which wai opprohrioufly denomi-
nated the Gagging Bill ; but that Bill, in point of re-
flraint and inconvenience, could not be oppofed to
this gagging Order. Hii Lordfhip, after urging many
forcible arguments againa the continuance of the Or•
der on their Lordfhips' Journals, moved, that it be
vacated.

The motion was ably oppofed by the Earl of CAR.
NARVON, who contended that Minillers derived
greater advantage from its exiflence on the Journals,
than their opponents.
It was fupported by the Lord Chancellor, Lords
liarrowby and Hawkeftmry, and oppofed by Lords
Grenville, Radnor, and Spencer.
The LORD CHANCELLOR wifhed to propofe
an Amendment ; but, on its being intimated to him
by Lord Grenville that he had fpob'n f..forf, he con-
ceded to the point of order, and put the queflion, on
Lord Mulgrave's motion.
Contents t¢ Non contents t¢
Proxies 15-29 Proxi,.ts 8—.22
Majority 7.—Adjourned till to morrow.
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itimulus to induilry.
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An Apprentice • wasted for the term of five years, and not
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of lean ing every thing taught in the School ; but mutt affift itt
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DEM' ON DIVIDENDS.

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of all Dividends or Shares of Public Annuities payable on the sth
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upon the full amount thereof.
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London, England, 1805-07-02

MOTHERBY'S MEDICAL DICTIONARY.

A NEW EDt I'ION, being the Sixth. Corrected,
Enlarged, an griatly Improved, is now in the Prefs.
This Edition will be illußrated with NEW Pl.NlT'S—the 015-
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has flood the tea of time, five large editions !savior, been fold in
a little more than twenty years; but the declining health of Dr.
Motherby, and of his fuceefor,Dr. Wallis, prevented them from
paying due attention to the numerous improvements in the dif.
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the praetitioner's notice; and, on a eaten' revifal of the Dialogs.
ry, fo much was of neceffity to be added and omitted, fo many
changes and modifications of former.opinions had oectirrad, that
it has almoll Become wN aw woad, The very great labour that
has been employed in rendering it a COMPI.ETE VIEW of
MODERN OPIN.ONS and MODERN PRACTICE in every
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SALMON V. THE SUN VIRE OFFICE COMPANY.

This was an action upon a policy of infurance ;
and the quefiion was, whether the Defendants could
he compelled to renew the Planta% pclicy ; he not
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MOTTOES.

* Let thrfe laugh new, who never tangled before,
" And thofe who always lauglid, now laugh the wore. Pon"
Care to our coffin addsa nail no doubt,

And ev'ry grin fo marry draws one out. WoLcor.*
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!editors of a ilmilar nature, in various European languaztr.h,sit
been confulted, particularly the great French volume of the Ency.
clopmdiana, from which every thing worthy of notice has 'seen fe-
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collection in our own language, and work, however fcarco
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' could be gl,aned.
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t. Calraes Travels in !aria and Dalmatia.
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• 3 lidiehauesTravelsin North America, and
ist An Itinerary from Loodun to Conftantinople, tads of wiry
may be booed and circulated feparateiy.
Alfo the Analyfes of *ree New Englifh Yo; ages aid ray*
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under-tire(' of apple-bloffom coloured filk, covered with a long
drefs of Britifh lace, or flowered lenno ; the fleeves rather full and
fattened on the top of the arm, with a broach of medallion. A
cap of apple-bloffom filk, covered with lace, and a deep lace bor-
der. A bunch of rofes in front. White gloves and Owes.
Pa oat ZN ADi Da E sac A longdrefs of cambric muffin. with
a black lace (bawl. A (mall round cap of coloured filk, covered
with lace or lesino, and ornamented with b0w5....2. A round drefs
of plain or worked muffin. A cloak of fine white men, with a
piece of lace let Into the back. A ftraw hat, ornamented with
flowers. York tan gloves.-3. A drefs of fine white muffin, with
a long Spanifb cloak, tied dole round the neck, lined with colour-
ed filk, and trimmed all round with white lace. A gipfey ftraw
hat, with a wreath of red rotes in front. Nankeen (hoes.
OD scitvATlota—Apple-bloffoin, primrofe, lilac, and yellow
continue to be the favourite colours. Straw hats of every defcrip-
tion are univcrfally worn. Caps are alto much ufed. Lace was
never fo much wont as at pi-trent, every part of the drefs is orna-
mented with it. The hair continues to be dreffed as laft month.
London, England, 1805-07-02

IMPRESS SERVICE.

Mr. SMITH moved for a writ of Habeas Corpus
to be direeed to the Commander of the gun brig
called the Defperate, commanding him to bring up
the body of a perfon of the name of David Chicken,
he being under the age of eighteen, and therefore not
a fubjeti of the imprefs fervice.—Writ granted.
London, England, 1805-07-02

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Aaitann.—At Liverpool, Refo!laden, Bunker, from New Or-
leans- Diana; liolbrook,firom Baltimore; and Union, Gold. from
Wilmington—At; Dublin, Logan, M'Cennell ; and Joreph, Walker,
from Loodon—At Arufterdant, Minerva, Howland, from New
York; Wafp, Hanfen •i and Princeffes, Minder, from China—At
Llibon, Jenny, Saunders, from Clyde; Eliza, from Lher
pool; Albion, and Bon Mu', from Undo:la—At
Oporto, Hoopeide, Zeinan; and Loured& Cbriitiara, —, from
London—At St. Lucia, Harriet, Everett, from Africa ; and
Anna, Crouch, from Liverpool—At Nevrfoundland,
Holtman, from Liverpool.

Two American :refits, which bad delivered a large quantity of
powder to Deffalines, were, on their return to New York, loaded
with St. Domini: produce. den:ined by the Cambrian frigate. and
fent to Halifax for adjudication: they have been condemned there,
on the ground that. St. Deiningo continues to be a colony of
France.altimegb the infurgent Blacks hate obtained the fovereighty
of pan of It.

An NIA Gentleman who has been deialaed in
France fince the breaking out of the War, made his
gimps from Paris in the month of May, and arrived in
London a few days face. He has drawn up a faithful
account of the prefent "late of the French people and
bf France, under the defpotifm of BottAPAITE, which
be is about to publilin and which cannot fail to be
read with interett from one end of Great Britain to
the other.

The Commiffioners of the Vianalling turd have
returned from making a fumy at Falmouth, for a
proper plate for ftorehonfes at that Pon, to contain
faked provaions and bifcuit for his Mayfly's Chips
that arrive there : they have been alfo infpeeting the
Vidtualling office at Plymouth, the Slaughter houfes
at DeviPsToint, and the Brewhoufes at South Down,
alt of which are full of times, and in the highelt
order.

The Bill now before Parliament refpetling the futnre
internal regulation of the Cultom•ltonfe is of great im-
portance to the commercial part of the community.
Its tendency is to revife, alter, and amend, an the
prefent methods of tranfading Inland's in the Cullom
Houle department. All holidays (except Chtittmas
Day) are to be abolifhed. No Clerk or Officer will
be permitted lo take any fee whatever, on any pre-
tence,. but in lieu thereof are to have a reafonable
augtnentation of falary. The Clerks to attend from
ten to three in the winter, and nine to four in the
Wainer. The other officers, as feareliers, Ice. are
to have falaries, commenfurate to the reputed value
of the patent tinder which the office is held. By this
regulation it is not doubted, that the vaft tranfalitions
in the commercial department of this great town will
be greatly accelerated.

Baean.-.-There was no Court of Aldermen this
day. The Lord Mayor, after infpefting the return
of the mealweighers, ordered bread to continue the
fame as laf week.

Hunts° FISNIIRY.—The Misery on the Coals of
the IN of Man, (by permiffion) commenced on
Thurfday lag, with an abundant promife of fuccefs.
One boat, on Friday night, caught nearly a maze
of finer herrings than were taken during the UR
fufon.
London, England, 1805-07-02

LEE LEWES.

This day were publiihed,;Fourlia odium volumes, foolkap Bvo.
Price 16s. in boards,
MEMOIRS of the late ICHARLES
LEE
LEWES, Comedian—containing Anecdotes, Hiftorleal and
Biographical, of the ENGLISH, scorns% and LUSH
STAGES, during a period of forty years.
WRITTEN ET HIMSELF,
And publifhod' by his Son.
JOHN LEE LEWES, Es%
Printed for RICHARD PHILLI rs, No: 1, Bridge-Itteet Blackfriin.
By whom will fpeedily be puhlillied, Mrstotas of the Lire of
&taunt. Poore, Efq. with a coikdtion of his Bun Mots, tidal/
original,by CHARLES COUKR, Lfq.
London, England, 1805-07-02

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFIC.S,

June, dos.
r,ERFONS whofe annual Premiums fall due on the
T 24. h init. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready
to be &livered at the Company's Offices, over the ROYAL E.
CVASCE and in PALL MALL, as well as by their refpedive Agents
is the r,eeral Counties; aid the parties alfured are requefted to ap-
tly, frr c'ac renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of
July next, as the ufual fifteen days allowed for payment, be-
vend the da;te of each Policy, will then expire.
SAIMEL FENNTNG, jun. See.

•; Attendance h given, daily, at the faid Offices, for the
ATurance of Bulb:11Np, Goods, Merchandise, and Ships in Har-
bour, in Dock, or while Building, from I.ofs or Damage by Fire;
and alto :or the Mu a,:c: of, Ind granting Annuities on Live*.

N.B. Fkr Pairier will be ?Pratt-roof corner to Mt "rat warn
prAmid Prroviaso amounts to 6r. OP PIPOONOrdt.

TURNPIKE TOLLS 'TO LET.
IictOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Thit the next
G:netal Meeting of the Trufteei of the Turnpike Road,
leading front the Town of Brightheknftone through Cuckfield, to
the County Oak on Lovel Heath, in the County of Suffix, is
appolt..ed to be held at the Talbot Inn, in Cuckfield aforefaid, on
Monday the ttth day of July next, at the hour of Eleven in the
Fortnoon, at which Meeting the Tolls wiling at the Rural Toll
Gates upon the laid Road, called Preton, Stnne Pound, Anfty,
and Andy Side Gate, Slough Green, Iliad Bar, and Crawley
Cute., will be Let by AuCtign, in two lots, to the beft bidder,
from the 3oth dap of September next, for one or more years, as
Mall be th:n agreed on, benvecn the hours of eleven and two of the
fame day, in the manner diredted by the Adt, rated in the 13th
year of the reign of his prefent Majesty, for Regulating the Turn-
pike Reads, which 'foils Were let the UR year at the foreral net
tittn;s

Prtfton, Stone Pound, Anft7, and Anfty Siic Gate,at 82 it.
Slough Greco, lfidd Bar, and Crawley Gates, at 8961.

And Kill relpedively be put up at thole Sums.

'Whoever happens to be the heft bidder, mutt at the fame time
give fecurity with thiScient (tutees, to the fatisfadtion of the Truf-
tee at the laid Road, for the payment of the Rent or Rena agreed
br, and at fuch times as they arm dlredt.
SAMUEL WALLER,
Clerk to the 'indices of the Lid Road.
Cackficid, June It, aBoy.
London, England, 1805-07-02

INSTRUCTIVE BOOKS FOR CHILDREN&

This day was publilhed, price Haifa-Crown, half-bound,
lauftrated with a variety of Engravings,
AVISIT to a FAItIvI•IiOUSE, in which the
Nature, Principles, and Economy of Farming and rural
Bufinefs is defetibed, In Ipleating and popular Manner.
Bunted for Ta hart and Co. at the Juvenile and School Library
No. ts 7, New Bond-ftreet ; and to be had of all the llookfelhra,
in Town and Country. Of Whom may be bad,
. A Viotti- to Lonook, in which the Britifh Metsopolis is do-
feribed in a plealing and familiar Manner, price half a crown,
with Views, &e.
2. VISITS to the MINAGIRIE and the BOTANICAL GARDEN,
in which the molt ftrlkiog faits in Natural Hiftory, and the ftrtt
principles of Botany, arc agreeably explained ; price half a crown.
3. ATou* TRROUGH GREAT anITAIN, in which the various
great Towns, Manufadories, and Curiofitles. ars familiarly de.
fcribcd, in a ferns of Letters, from a young Gentleman to his
Sitter; price 35.6 d. half hound, with Views and a Map.
London, England, 1805-07-02

N4UTJCAL INTELLIGINCL

• . . • • •
. FALMOUTH, jUNI 29. —The Dana brig Fortitude,
Hannascisou, arrived from Barcelona on the 27th,
with wine, brandy, ice. and is gone into quarantine,
the having been boarded by a boat's crew from his.
Majelly's 114 TROMP, (guard (tip) ; that Intel is
alfo gone into quarantine ; as is likewife the Diana
packet, Sr. Ausyw, which arrived on the 37th with
mails from Lifbon. The Diana left lying at Laos
the Prince of Vales packet, TODD, and a fleet of
Merchant rads from England, which arrived there
on the 6th June. Sailed this day, the Walfingham
packet, RODARTI, for Litton, with mails of the 18th
and 2 sth inilant.—Wind N. E.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY t.—Yeßerday artived the
Mar hoop, Captain Bitowuatoo, from the Downs.
—This morning arrived the Cuirrosie, of 44 guns,
Captain ADAM, from off Havre; MISCABILA, of 16
guns, Captain DUFF, from off Dieppe and the Lo-
c usr gun velfel fl.om a cruize. On Saturday a court
martial was held on Mr. Fumes, boatfwain, and Mr.
Stieuiwooo, carpenter, of the Turns, for drunken-
nefs and negled of duty ; when they were both fen-
tenced to be difmiffed from their &nations, and terve
as cotnmon men—Sir Isaac Coyne, Bart. Prefident.
Sailed the Vesuvius bomb, with a convoy for the
DoWns.

Half pall Seven.—The MzectlßY frigate, which
was fent by Sir Jona Osos to the Weft Indies, with
intelligence of the combined fquadron having efcap.
ed, is juft arrived from Jamaica in (even weeks pal-
rage; with a mail, for which the mail coach has been
detained to take it to London. She brings informa-
tion that the Toulon fleet has arrived at Martinique.
Dam., Juts t.-Arrived the Royalift, Ills, Of-
bourn, and Alert tranfports from Leith ; alfo feveral
gen.brigs, Ike. from off the French coati. Came
down from Sheernefs the Vut.r us' !loop of war and
BLAZtIi gun•brig, with thirteen fail of fire.veffels
under convoy, all of which remain in the Downs
with the (hips as per laft.—Wind Southerly.
YAIMOUTMJULY t.—The Cautzr.4. (loop of war,
Captain Haycock, has fent in here a large boy laden
with wine, which was brought off the beach by the
boats of that veirel. Tb avoid being taken, the crew
ran the hoy on the ehenty's beach, under a battery,
which kept up i► conflant fire on them, but happily did
them no hurt. The Musoarrro floop of war has fent
in here a fmtggling lugger, which flue captured off
the Cocket (on the York(hire eoaft) ; the lugger had
on board 334 ankers of Geneva, and 24 ankers brandy.
—Put in here wind bound, on her palfage to Gotten.
burgh with mails, the Auckland packet, Captain
THOMAS Balms. Ships in the Roads as per laft.—
Wind N.E.

144sstwa, Mar t I.—The American fquadron,
confifting of thirteen veffels, tying here, and off Sy-
racufe, will fhortly fail on another expedition againft
Tripoli.
London, England, 1805-07-02

NEW VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD!

In the Prefs, and fpealy will be publifhed, in three volt. foolfcap
Octavo, price I. in bonds,
AVOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD, in the
years tSoo, taw, Mrs, x 803, and aos, in which the Au-
thor vifited the principal ifiands in the pacific Ocean, and the Ens-
iles Attlernents of Port jackfon and Norfolk Bland, and relided
eight months in Otaheite.
Including accounts of the prefent State of Society, and of the
Progrcl of Civilization fine the voyages of Conk; and an impar-
tial narrative of the proceedings of the Milfionaries in the Society
Hlands,to the latter end of the year 13,3 ; together with a variety
of particulars never before given to the Public, relative to the set-
tlenxats in New South Wales, drawn up on the fpot in 1504.
By JOHN TURNBULL.
Printed for RICUARD PIIILLII.9, No. 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black-
friars, and to be had of all Bookfalers. Of whom may be had,
A HISTORY and DRACRIPTION of the ISLAND Of DT. HMENA,
drawn up by a- Gentleman long refident there, in one volume,
price 6s. in boards.

A LIBRARY OF WIT.
This day was publifitcd, a new edition, in one clofely printed poe.
ket volume. price 6s. in hoards, with a frontifplece, reprefetting
Hogartit's Laughing Audience,
THE ENCYCLOPEDIA of WIT; containing
upwards of THREE THOUSAND of the belt Bon Nkvi A
LAUGUABLE Angel:loves. and pieces of genuine Wit and Hu-
mour exilting in the Fnglifh language; bring the ma complete,
puce, and clatlical, colla,Uon of this kind ever publifhed.
London, England, 1805-07-02

EXCHANGE OF PREFERMENT.

IF any CLERGYMAN of Independent Property,
(for tteobjeet of this advertifement will fuit no other) who is
in prdiffion of a Living of a moderate value, in any part of Eng-
kW or Wales, or of a Ledurefhip, or any other Preferment in
London, wile- to exchange for a Living molt eligibly Situated in
one of the final Counties in EnglAnLwithin a moderate di fiance of
the Maropoli,, he is requefted to apply by Letter (poll paid)
to Thomas Pinkest, Efq. l' s. 3, Elm Court, Temple. London,
Stating the value, firuation, and other vr..iculars relative to his
Preferment.
London, England, 1805-05-30

£l9 10 0
4;2 11 0
1 5 6

Ticket

Half
Qua►ter

zoo 0
S t • 0

Eighth -
Sixteenth

NEXT TUESDAY.

1` DISH fnlicits the public aPentinn to the unex-
• ampled Rich State of the Wheel. One haff of the Lottery
is over, and near all the Capital Prizes remain undrawn, viz.
a of £30,000 a of 5,0c0
2 01 20,000 4 of I,oco
a of ao,ooo 4 of i An
&e. Ste. &e.

Undrawn Tickets and Shares will continue on rale at No. as
Cornhill, and 9, Charing Crofs, until Tuefday morning nett, at
the following prices :
Ticket Cr 9 to
Half 0 0 Eighth Ca it 0
Quarter 3 1 o Sixteenth a 3 6
•„• Only five days to draw.
London, England, 1805-05-30

TO BE :OLD EY AUCVON,_

In the Maud of GUERNSEY, on the 19th of June next,
grl-IE under-mentioned Articles, being the entire
-/- Cargo of the Spanith (hip PERLA, captured- by the May-
flower private fblp of war, PRLLttr Bev( cs-r, Commander, on
a voyage from Mooteviedo to coruuna and Vigo, and regularly
condemned in the High Court of Admiralty, vi.e.
About 23,c00 Hides.
1,003 Tatinc.! Ditto,
146 Bales 'canon,.
4 Boxes Tallow Candles,
1,3 Bales Goat's Wool.

With fundry Carpets, fur Rugs, Tiger and Dtg's Skins, Sec.
And on the following day will be Sold by Audiutt, the before-
mentioned Stip PERLA, with all her 'tackle. Appara, and Per.
niture, about 330 Tons ruafurement, and will carry about 480
Tons; copper-bolted, and copper bottomed; a very fall failing
Tafel, and wall adapted fur the Welt India Trade, or Tranfpurt
Service.

For further Parttsulars. apply to Paul and Havilland i.e Me.
Curler and Co. of Aultin Friars; or Wiiliam Peter Price, Eli.
Guernfey.--Guernfey. May 22, 1805.

HULL DOCKS, AND NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY.
MONTHLY SALE—By Mr. SCO r r.
On Friday the 7th of June, at 12 o'rinek, at Garraway's,
Change-Alley, London.
ASHARE of Isool. and Half a Share in the
Dock Company's Stock, at Kingflon upon-Hull. an efia-
blifhed pmdudive undertaking. well known by its eminent fut.
cats; the Dividend at Clairimas lA, was 61 los. per Cent. per
Annum. _ _ _

The Grand Junetion Canal. Shares, Half Shares, and Optional
Loan. bearings per Cent. interest, convertible into Sh:res at par.
The Tonnage on this impot tat li.te increafes very con rizierably.
The Swank& Navigation, Six Shares of to. I. each, a very im.
proving Ct ncern.
The Kennet and Avon Canal, Ten Old and Twenty New
Stares.
The AOlll de la Zouch Canal. Fur Shares.
Printed Cartir.ulars at the Mull Dock Coffee Rude: at tlie Hen
and Chi:hens, Birmingham. Ha t,:!,:tt's Hotel, Pierathily; at
Garr....vay'.; and of Mr. Scott, No. as, New Er.dge-street,
London.
London, England, 1805-05-30

BIRTHS.

On the 2ld inft. at Langhorne, the Lady of Captain Chefehyre
R. N. of a inn.

Saturday. in Upper NortonAreet, the Lady of Captain Dale,
of a daughter.

On *Cu.' fd.iy fennight, at his houfe at Sydenham Common, the
Lady of Thomas Campbell, Efq. of a !'nu.
On the 20th i,litant, at Riverihrad, Krnt, the L-Hly of Captain
Wm. Cumberland, of the Royal Navy, of a daugh•er.
On the syth instant, at Adbury Houle, near Newbury, Berks,
the Lady of David Chambers, Kfq. of a fon.
On the aad init. at Bridge Houle, Surrey. the Lady of Robert
Sherfon, Efq. of the Civil BflabliOnnent at Madras, of a fon.
Lately, at Brady Hall, in Derhythire. the Countcfs of Cheller-
field, of a fon.
London, England, 1805-05-30

LOTTEI-17--14inv DRAvirmi

SWIFT and CO. No. t 1, Poultry, are felling the
TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undrawn. The next
day of Drawing will be Tuefday, the 4th of June, when the
Pita Drawn will 1w entitled to 20,000 l The laft Prize of aci,cooL
attached to a brit drawn Ticket, was fold at their °Mee in z 6
Sixteenth Shares.
London, England, 1805-05-30

BIRTH DAY.

THE molt unexampled LOTTERY for CAPI-
'FAL PRIZES ever known in the annals of this Country,
will give to the Votaries of Fortune no lets a Prire than zo,cool.
for the hat Drawn Ti, et on Tuefday heat, the Birth Day of
our au3ull Sovereign, and Is probable will be fold at ROBERTS's
fortunate Office,No. 8, Conchal where Tickets and Shares are
felling in variety of Number, ; and where No. 24,640, a Prize of
iO,OOO. was hid in fifteen Shares the IA Lottery, as well as
Prizes to a cmildarable amount in former Lotteries, all paid on de-
mand.

TO BE SOLD,
A VERY good Family Houk in complete repair,
A -1- with between Thirty and Forty Acres of I.and, in a Healthy
Situation, good Neighbourhood, upon a noted River for Trout
and limber, in the Vicinity of Fox Hounds, and within one day's
journey of London
For Particulars apply (if by L.ettet Poft Paid) to Meffrs.
Sloper and Allen, No. 08, Great Ruirell-ftreet. Birionsibury.

This day was publifhed, price Ss. 6cl. in boards,
AN ANALYTICAL INQUIRY into the
PRINCIPLES of TAS FE.
Ry RICHARD PAYNE, Knight.
Printed for T. Payne at the Mews (late ; and J. White, Meet-
ftreet.
London, England, 1805-05-30

KING'S BIRTH DAY.

=POOL FOR THE FIRST-DRAWN TICKET on Tnefday
next, lune 4th, exclufive of which the Wheel contains
2 4'30,000 Ia 45,000
I 20,C00 4 - 2,000
a -- 10.p00 4 - 1,000
&c. &c. Sce.
Anil only five Days to draw.
A DRUMMOND folicits the attention of the
1• Public to the above Royal and Rich Wheel, which they
Rill find Rands unprecedented in the Annals of Lotteries, and
ntie hall of the Drawing concluded ; he therefore recommends a
(reedy applic-.tion at his Old Eflablillied Office, Fleet-ftreet, for
the few 'fieitets remaining unfold.
Lilt Lottery n.,t a'ficket was to be had at the conclufion of the
Sixth Day '>Dr..m.u.g
London, England, 1805-05-30

in the north•wef of Indonan, it is not to be doubteal
that during the continuance of the peace between his'
Majefly and France, and between the Britith Govern-
ment and the Mahratta Dates, the progres of French
intrigue, and the aggranditement of the power of the
French in India, would have been molt rapid and
moil dangerous to our fecurity. In the purfuit of
thole projefts, the French would evidently have found
an eflential aid in Wieling themfelves of the perfon
and family of the Emperor Shah Alum. The name
of this fovereign would have been employed to juf-
tify every exaflion, violence, and ufurpation ; and
under the pretext of re-eltablifhing his Majeal :n all
his hereditary elates, the power of France in India
might have been direded with the intention to over-
throw all other lams, and to appropriate to itfelf all
territory not prote&ed by alliance with the Britilh
nation. The Emperor might have been forced to
contlitute the territorial poll-el:6(ms of France in In-
dia an independent fovereignty ; and under pretext'
of the fovereign authority thus acquired, the condua
of the French Government in India might have be-
come in the higheff degree prejudicial to the interells
and the fafety of .the Britilh Empire in this part of
the globe.—(To be continued )
London, England, 1805-05-30

FOREIGN WHEAT.-FOR PUBLIC SALE,
. _

At Jack's Cats F nife, over the Corn Excharge,
On Monday the 3d of June, tilos, at ten o'clock in the furenoon
precifely,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
sozo %tarter* of Erantzic and Pomeranian Wheat,
300 Quarters of Riga Wheat, under King's Lock, 14
xportation.
The above Wheats iou',.r rh,., care of, and may be viewed to the
file, by application to M,..ra. Burnett. Coxfon, and Pomeroy,
Shad Thames ; and to Mr. 1 llamas Ha", Meriton's Wharf,
; where Caul goes may be had, at the place of Cale,
and of Thnmpfqn Scott, Broker, N 0.29, 24100Ln-taw.
London, England, 1805-05-30

DIM ENSIONIL

t.ft.Ell • • 83 ft. o in. BCCWCCII DrcllN 5 its Stir.
Breadth - 24 9 Depth tri Hai 9 .f

AClBlldureMellt, 241 ;MIS 34-94ths.
She is a Brans ENGI.ISH built fE:p ; figure head, copper far.
toned, and having undergone a thorough repair in her hull and
materials, may be fent to fea with but little additional outfit. She
is a burthenfome veifel. and calcrdated for the general purpofes of
trade. Afterwards will be told One new Cable and Four new
}fowlers. For inventory and further information apply to John
urger, Erg. at Plympton ; or to
Mr. JOHN HAWKER, Merchant, at Plymouth.
irj' A depofit of 251 per cent. in Calls, or Bank of England
Not,' to be made at the time of Pale, and the remainder too deli-
ver) of the veffels and Rores.
FOREIGN WHEAT.—FOR. PUBLIC SALE,
At Jack's Codee-houfi , over the Corn Exchange, Mark•lanc,
On Monday next, the 3tl of June, at Eleven o'Clock preelfely,
ABOUT 3000 O.irters of good mixed, and high
ogled MASH •s-7HEAT, which may be viewed any time
previous to the Sale, on application to Marrs. Scott, Harris, and
Co. No. 12, Aidermanbury ; or the Probers, Thomas Harris and
Rahaniel Palmer, of whom further Particulars may be known.
London, England, 1805-05-06

N'XT MONDAY.

TBISH refpeafuliy---acq—ualitst the Public, that
the Lottery begitis drawing next Monday, the 13th of this
Mouth, when the Firft-drawn Ticket is entltled to 10,0001.
Tickets and Shares are felling in treat variety at both his Offices,
N 0.4. CORNHILL, and N 0.9, CHARINO-CROSS.
The Days of Drawing will be
aft day. Monday May 13 6th thy, Tuefday _tune 4
sd day, Saturday • May 18 yth day, Thurfdsy line 6
stt day, Wednefday May ss Bth day, Tuefday June 11
4tlB day, Satuntay May sy 9th day, Thurfd..y June 13
sth day, Wednefday May 39 tzth day, Saturday June is
1

TWO THIRTY THOUSANDS,
TWO TWENTY THOUSANDS.
MAY 53, 511-5, FIRST-DRAWN TICKET,
TEN THOUSAND PEIUNDS.
TICKET& and SHARES are felling at DRUM-
MOVD'S OFFICE, No. 63, Fleet-fircet, who has paid
Half a Million of Money in Prizes. The Scheme of the prcfcnt
Grand Lottery i,fancrlativily Rl:h....more Capitals than former
ly with Twice the Number of 'rickets. The bit Lottery, ev.ry
Ticket was fold before the Drawng was half over, and from at
prefa:t unequalled Demand, It is likely they will be Six or Seen
Pounds dearer before the Drawing begins, therefore an early pur
chafe is reeomtpended.
London, England, 1805-05-06

DUBLIN, 172.

On Saturday, Mr. Gi F FARO was difiniffed from the
offiCe of Surveyor of the Cuftom-houfe quay, a
Dublin, which he had held since the year t 783.
It was yellerctay very confidently alledge,4, that a
Gentleman who, as a Grand Jur-tr, had fithfcribed
the county of Fermanagh ttefolutions again't the
Roman Catholic claim,, was removed from his of-
fice of Collcdor of a Northern County.
London, England, 1805-05-06

••• hairs Ik4d 4 this Office are now paying in full.

INCONIPARARI E LOTTERY.
No. sh, CORNHILL, LONDON.
HORNS BY and Co. cannot refrain from pointing
out the merit of the prdent Grand Lottery. The Sift-drawn
Ticket on the 13th of this Month is entitled to to,oncl. The
Scheme contains twice the amount of the firft-rate Capital Prizes
ufually totrottur.ed in a Lottery confifting of the fame number of
Tickets. This Firantount advantage has castled a fer Mus demand
at their Offices for Tickets and Shares in Town and Country. The
laft Lottery was cagi.tly bought by the at an advanced price
of near four pounds per Ticket before the Drawing began. The
preterit Lottery furpaftes the laft in fate; ft confequence thereof,
BORKSBY and Co. recommend Clubs, Societies, and individual
purclavrs to buy quickly, At they may Lye confiders-4y, and can-
not polTibly reap any advantage by the delay.
Orders by Letter or Cartier executed en the Lime Terms as if
pref.( nt.