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London, England, 1805-10-01

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, SEPT. sq.
Firll year of a renewal of a Subfcription of sgs each
for 4yr olds. carrying 7(1.71b. Syr olds, Blt. 61b,
6yr olds, 811. islb. and aged, 98. alb. B. C. To be
the property of a Snbfcriber, or pay togs entrance.
Twenty-three Subfcribers.
D. of Graftoo's b. m. Parafol, sirs, walked over,
Ld Saekvllle's br. e. Witchcraft, ayes -
Sir F. Standith's br. h. brother to Souaford,syro .
Ld Foley's br. e. CUT Peter, eyrs - • • dr ,
Mr. Mdlith's b. f. Lady Brutish, on • dr
Ld G. H. Camodilh's b. h. Daabory, 6yn . . dr
Ld Foley's Hippocampus. 88. 81b. beat the D. of
Grafton's Peliffe, 88. Acrofs the flat, :ooze. h. ft.
to 4 again!" Hippocampus.
Ld Foley's Captain Abfolute, id. 51b. beg IA
Sackville's Enchanter. Wt. B. C., aoogs. b. ft.—i i
to 8 againft Captain Abfolute.
Mr. Wilfon's Marianne, 81t. 61b. beat Ld Foley's
Watery. 81t. Acrofs the flat, wogs. h. ft.—s to s
on Marianne.
Mr. Watfon's Dreadnought. 81t. 91b. beat Ld Fo•
ley's Little Peter, 811. Two-yr old courfe, toogs.--•
5 to 4 againft Dreadnought.
Ld Foley's Czar Peter, 811. tolb. rec. ft. from Mr.
thworth's Pimlico. 711. 31b. B. C. aoogs.

Yefterday the Lord Mayor and the new Sherif*
went inflate to Guildhall, where they were joined by
the Recorder, Aldermen Sir JOHN EAKIN., Lae,
Hussite, and the CITY Officers. They went in pro-
ceffion in their carriages to Blackfriar's Bridge, pre-
ceded by the Matters and Court of Affiftants of the
Companies to which the two Sheriffs belonged, with
their &earners flying, &c.
The Lord Mayor, Aldtrtnen, Sheriffs, and City
Officers. took water in the City Barge, and the Com-
panies in the Skinners' Barge. The day being fine,
they were attended by a ((rear many boats filled with
fathionable company. lhey landed at Old Palace-
yard stairs, from whence they walked in proceffion
to the Court of Exchequer, where the Sheriffs were
(worn in before the Barons,
*dual ceremonies. They then n
and about four o'clock landed
whence they proceeded
. where an elegant dinner
man SMITH, one of the new

,
+as, and went through the
en returned to their barges,
iii
ded at Blackfriar's Bridge.i.,
to the London Tavern. '
was given by Mr. Aids+
w Sheriffs.
London, England, 1805-10-01

SITUATION WANTED.

AWIDOW LADY 4o Years of Age, who has
r,eciv,l r liberal Education, and for twelve years paft ba►
Dad the fuptrintendance of Young Ladies, irevtremely &Ikons of
ci.eaging with a rcfpcdtable private Family al Governefs.-The
Holt refpediable rderenees can be given as to etarafter,difpoklon,
e.ar, and tendcruefs towards thole entrufted to her charge, as wall
as di :t (he is likely to prove a Companion not unpleabng to any.
Lady with whom that eireumftance may prove an object.
.ippi;eation may be dircdted by letter, to G. H. at Mr. Skel•
tine., High area, Southampton.

lADIES, whore particular lituation require a
4 temporary retirement from their friends, will meet with
erc-y comfort and accommodation, on the molt reafonable terms,

•
Mn. SMITH'S, Midwife, No. 12, ehurck.ftreet, IlLukfrisr's.
1+,41, with the affiftance of one of the molt eminent Gentkmen is
pruftflion. The utruolt ears and attention is paid to the Chit.
iroi kit to her care.

FASHIONABLE DANCING,-BY MR. ALLEN;
PRIVATELY taught to Ladies and Gentlemen
of any age, who have lICIFt.It learnt that aecomplithment. arose
in the improved modern Rile at No. 19, Sherrard.ttreet,Guiden.
(quart, and No. to, Great Aile-lin'et, Golidinsn's•Belds. They
are taught on plans ezprefsly formed fOr thole to whom it is an
object to acquire it expeditioully, privatelywand iu the Brit ityk
of falhiun. Mr. Allen is athiled by Mr. Adams, who alto teaches
the Harp and Piano Forte. Foreigners, Officers, and-country re-
fidents, who may with to learn in a few days., may board and lodge
privately In the houfe, and receive eonftant ILttrualon. Refpett.
able Schools and Families near town regularly attended and in-
ltrueted in every elegant requifitc of modern Dancing. The
Si:whiles will be as anal.
London, England, 1805-10-01

TO BE SOLD,
Purfuant to a Decree and fubfequent Order of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a Caufe Hughes ugainit Pugh, in foreral
diftind Lots or Parcels, before THOS. DRAKIC, Gent. appoint.
ed by John Campbell,Efq. one of the Matters of the Paid Court,
at the Bull Head Inn, at Aber, in the county of Carnarvon, on
Saturday the 36th day of October neat, at Eleven o'Clock to the
Forenoon,
EvEICAL MESSUAGES, FARMS, LANDS,
S
and HEREDITAMENTS, part of the Efiatts of Mary
Pugh, widow, deceafed, 6tuate in the pariah of I.lsnleehid, ut
the county of Carnarvon.
Particulars may be had (gratis) at the office of the (Aid John
Campbell, in Southampton buildings, Chancery. lane, London ; at
No I Naffau-itreet, Soho; Mars. /Cent and Mears, Solicitors,
Clifford's Inn, London ; of Mr. Evans, Attorney, at Carnarvon,
and at the Place of Sale.
London, England, 1805-03-15

This day was potillihed. Price cs.
AN ADDRESS to Lord TEIGNMOUTH, Pre-
ildent of the Bride and Foreign Bible Society, oceatwocd by
his Addicts to the Clergy of thesChureh of England.
By a COUNTRY CLERGYMAN.
Printed for P.. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62. Sc. Paul's Church• yard.
London, England, 1805-03-15

fpecifying the times of payment of tbel
1-sc; and a return of the payments tinted to be dee.
Lut nut payable. till after the sth of January silos ;
all of which were agreed to.
Lord A. HAMILTON poflponed his motion re-
fpeßing the balance of exchange between Great Bri-
tain and Ireland, from Monday to Thnrfday next.
Mr. HUSKISSON gave notice, that to-morrow
a motion would be nude for voting the money pay.
able on the Civil Litt of Ireland. He alto obtained
leave to bring in a Bill for enabling the Commit Go-
ners of the Treafory to ilTue exchequer bills on the
aids granted for the (applies of the year tilos.
He alto afterwards moved for a new writ for a
Knight of the Shire to ferve in Parliament for the
Ring's County, in Ireland, in the room of Sir L.
PatfOos, Bart. ; and anntb:r for Trinity College,
L..sleblin, in the room of George Knox, Efq. both
AppointTd Lords of the Treafury of Ireland.
Att. ALEXANDER brought up the report of the
w, B.dget ; the contideration of which

•tr. I.(fSfER moved to be deferred till tn-nsor-
• row. The reafun he ailigned was, that he had given
direeirins for the new taxes to be printed, and that
be nndcrflood they would be ready for delivery, to-
morrow. He was anxious that thole Gentlemen
molt concerned Mould have an opportunity of exa-
mining into them, but the time now preired fo'
muck,•that it would be impoifible for him to delay
the bands any longer.
The further confideration was theis deferred till
to-morrow.
London, England, 1805-03-15

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
pantile MID lIIINTLIMInf,
A VACANCY in the DIRECTION being be. eking. had Thmrdig the 4116 What being the day 1124
far Ibe der ofa Dar Modal' to faceted the such lamented
Mr. via. AN S. permit me to renew my folicitatiom for the
honour of your votes and rapport.
The very dlikinguilbed counteanom &ewe me 'peg eny canvas
infplres me with the molt fan** Wpm of fete'Wald the
Walt at a isnot prove them well founded. * faithful difeharge of
my duty, and a grateful fade of the honour conferred upon Ma
ban prove me worthy ache continuance of your protation,
I remain, with the wawa rapes%
Ladles and Gentlemen,
Your molt faithful and devoted bumbk Servant,
King's Arms-yard, March 13. dos. JAS. PATTISON.
Mr. PATI'ISON's Committee wIY St every day at the King's
Bead Tavern in the Poultry, frame eleven o'clock till roar.
London, England, 1805-09-24

• ROYAL. EXCTIANOIt ASSURANCE OFFICE,
September, zficks.
ird r.:RSONS. 'thole annual Premiums fall due nu the
t9th in t. arc hereby informed, that Receipts arc nciw ready
to be drli*sred at the Compiny's Offices, over the ROYAL Lao
CBANOZ and in PALL. MALL, as well as by their refpeetire Agents
in the fevcral Counties; and the parties allured are requited to ap-
ply, foe the renewal of th-ir Policies, on or before the 14th of
od,..her next o th, ufual fifteen days allowed for payment, bi-
pond the date of each Policy, will then expire.
SAMIUEI. PENNING, jun. See.
0.4 Attendance is given, daily, at the laid Offices, for the
Affurance of Bui!dings, Goods, Merehandize, and Ships in Hu-
hou:, in Dock, or venle: Building, from Lola or Damage by Fire;
and alf.i for the AtTuranee of, and granting Annuities on Lives.
N. B. Fire Adiriet will be Oted fi ea of expellee to the afford :ellen
Ore Animal Premiszot onr.onts to 6r. or stovherefe.
London, England, 1805-09-24

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The King has been pleafed to appoint Dot or Robert Mater to
be one of his Majeltj's Chaplains in Ordinary in Scotland, in the
room of Dodor Alexander Carlyle; deceafed.
The King has alto been pltafed to prat at the Rey. Charles
Canninghame to the Cburch and Part& of Daily, in the Ptah,-
frry and County of Ayr, vacant by the death of Mr. Joh/snow
fon, late Minitel. acre..
London, England, 1805-09-24

•L'GUST 19.

His Majetly's frigate AMPHIOW failed this day lo
the eaftward.

AUGUST zr.
Lalt night, at ten o'clock, the NIGER frigate ar
rived here, with difpatches from Admiral Cot.taso-
WOOD, Rating, a That the Combined Fleet, of z 6
fail, was then in chace of him, but that he was in
hopes of being able to efcape them, and to take hi,
ftation off Cape St. Mary's." The.Nic Eit. was alfo
chafed by the enemy's fleet ; but at two o'clock in
the afternoon yefterday they had abandoned the
chace of Admiral CoLt.iNcwoork's fquadron, and
wore fteering for Cadiz; and Admiral COLLINGWOrD
had again refumed his pofition off Cape St. Mary's,
to watch the future motions of the enemy.
Apprehenfions are entertained for the fate of the
Thunder bomb-ketch, which, it is feared, has fallen
into the enemy's hands. •
The NIGIR, immediately after landing her dif-
patches, proceeded to Malta, to convey the
gence of the enemy's fleet being in this neighbour-
hood.

Admiral KNIGHT, with his rquadron, has come to
anchor under the protation of the batteries of the
Garrifou at Rofia 13.sy.

AUGUST 22.

A Span; Deferrer came in this morning, and
lays it is generally believed in the Spanith camp that
15,000 French are on their march through Spain, to
commence the fiege.of this garrifon.
AUGUST 23.

Yefterday failed his Majtfly's kips (trim Tow.
NEWT, BELLEROPHON, MISOTAUE, DECADE, brigs
FERVENT Arid CAMELEON, tO the weftward.

This day was fent in here the Ragufan brig la
%Jona, from Carolina with wheat for Lifbon, de-
tained off Carthagena•l by his Maletly's Hoop Tea-
MAGANT.

LOCUST 24.
Two more regiments arrived at the Swirl' camp
today, viz. the regiment of Cintarbia, confining of
boo Cavalry, and the regiment of Africa, of 700
Infantry.

4VOUST 25.
This day were fent in here by the private (hip of
war, General For, the following prizes, viz.
The Imperial Miftico Dragpne, Mich Corolc, from Almeria,
with lead for Naples; a Spanifb Tartan, name unknown, froni
Barcelona, with wine for Algeziras ; the French zebeck privateer
Perfeverance, joreph Akrere, from a cr►ize to the eaftward; a
French ;check, name unknown, with bafsrope. b.c. ; the Ecgtull
privateer Fortune, taken by the French privateer Pcrfeverance,
and Afterwards retaken.
Alfo the following prizes captured by the private
(hip of war ENVY, VIZ
A Swills Xebeque, name unknown, in ballad: a Spacial
Macho, name unknown, from Venaros for Barcelona, in ballad;
the Spanifh Tprtan St. Ant. de Padua, from Barcelona, for Tarn-
WTI in baUalt.

AUGUST 26.
Yefierday being the Queen of Spain's birth dap,
the whole of the Spann troops encamped were
drawn out in line, in the evening, to fire a feri•dejoy
on the occafion, when we had a good opportunity of
counting their numbers. They conClied of t 6 batta-
lions of Infantry, and two regiments of Cavalry,
with 32 field pieces, and the whole amounted to
nearly 13,000 men.
London, England, 1805-09-24

BY Atli HOMY,
AT COOPER'S HA ILL, BASMOHALL-STREET,
ON :•10I'MAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 30, 38oy,
Will be prcfcnted, for the firft time this Seafon,
THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE,
After which •
THE CHANCES,
To conclude with
THE PRIZE.
T,,e Second Day's Performance will be on Friday the 4th
tf Oz,lotnr.
ickus to be had at all the Littoral Lottery °Owes in Town
2:1.1 Gantry.
Doors to be opened at Eight and begin at Nine o'clock pm Mir.
Pf.e.zur R.,:c et Rlira
London, England, 1805-09-24

term. The prifiners pretended to have received a
conditional pardon on entering into his hiajetty's fer-
vice. They had done fo, and were only at large up-
on parole when taken. There was no foundation in
truth for this defence, and the officer hated, that two'
more defperate fellows could not be found ; and
Mary Bradfierw, for breaking and entering the
dwelling houfe of C. Smith, with intent to deal.
Seven were convicted of felonies, viz.
J. Carr, for healing a pair of (ilk hockings, the pro-
perty of T. Stafford ; W. Bithop, for healing a quan-
tity of wearing apparel, the property of W. Broxup;
Mary, alias Ann, Price, for healing a piece of prin-
ted cotton, the goods of D. Williams ; Sarah Slater,
alias Morgan, for healing two waißcoats, and other
articles, the property of J. Cummings ; J. Johnfon,
for healing a piece of quilting, the goods of K.
Dixon ; W. Howe, for healing two (beets, value 59.
the (nods of W. and J. Clinch ; and H. Ready, for
healing fix ounces of (liver, the property of G. Smith.
Three were eenviCted of mifdemeanors, viz.
Ann Allen, Mary Evans, and Mary Smith, for
uttering bafe and counterfeit money.
And ►hree were acquitted.
London, England, 1805-01-18

WANTING for the Ufe of Executing the Out-
ward-bound Welt India Dock, TWO HUNDRED lONS
of CAST IRON RAILS, each Rail to weigh 361 h. and not to ex-
ccsti to; and as the raid Rails are wanted immediately, it is in-
tended to receive an option of dividing the whole into Lots not
exceeding tour, according to the offers that may be given. Every
prepaal will be duly attended to and a Pattern Rail may ►e ken
on, application to Mr. John Hughes, North ilicet, Poplar, or
Mr. Wdlian Sone, Wapping.
London, England, 1805-01-18

CANDLES AND SOAP.
FAMILIES and the Trade are fupplied with the
heft Town-wade CANDLES and SOAP, at very low prices,
for ready Money only, at a Warelsouic opened for that purpofe ,
at No az, Fleet-ftreet, London.
N. B. A large Ptock being kept, ExpPrt and Country Orders
executed at the lborteft notice.
London, England, 1805-09-23

SPALAr.

.11Szitain. AUG. 25.—Die combined Spani(h and
F,eneei fleet now in Cadiz, confills of thirty•three
Mips tst th line, nine frigates, and three brigs. Our
Goirernvirat has at hit teceived accounts of the
Oloriozo, of 7+ guns, refpeeting the fate of which
much uncertainty prevailed. The Captain of that
!hip. fupprifing that he was cut riff from Cadiz, Rood
sw v for Teneriffe, where he arrived fafely about the
middle of July.
London, England, 1805-09-23

PERK!,

PARIS, Sash. it—Within there few days it has
been reported that Prince MURAT is gone on a mil%
Pion to Berlin, and General LARNE& en another to
Vienna. It is impolible for us to give any affurance
of the truth of this report, which, on account of the
confequences that might be deduced from it, is inma-
ny refpals very important. It is expeQed that the
Emperor will arrive at Strafburgh on the 28th or
29th of this month, as by that time all the columns
of the army of the Rhine will be at their deftination.
It is raid that the Pr incesof the South of Germany are
to hold a Congrefs, over which the EleQor Arch
Chancellor will prefide,
London, England, 1805-09-23

No. 06, Candid', No. ss, Charing Crofs, and
Sr. MARGARET'S HILL, Borough.
HORNSBY and Co. refredifully acquaint the No.
Nifty, 02.ntry, and the Put lic in general, that they may be
fapptied with Tickets and Shares, in great variety of Numbers,
and at the loweft Prices, at either of the above State Lottery Offices.
Prizes paid un demand, whether a soh or 20,0001
Orders by Man Guard, Carrier, or Poft, executed on the fame
terms as If prtfeht.
Me Lott,/ bei,,ins Drawing the soth of this month.
London, England, 1805-09-23

rtmczr..

Coen.Antigone, Awl. rs.—We unclettlancl that
Mahmosid Reis Effendi is fueceeded by Vaziff Ef.
fendi, the Turkifli Envoy at Madrid. Vaziff has the
reputation of being a very learned man, and is Rated
in the Akaikur to be very zealous for the glory of the
Ottoman Porte. He knows all the Oriental lan.
pages, and is the hiflorian of the empire.
Some of the Ruffian troops, which were expelled
from the Black Sea, are arrived at Conflantinople,
in
twelve tranfports, with provilloss and ammunition.
This is only the firft divifion of three thonfand men,
and there are .twelve thoufand more at Ode& and
Sebaßopol, ready to embark.
London, England, 1805-05-10

ACERBPS TRAVELS.

Two Volumes, Quarto, 31 3s. boards,
With a fine head of the Author, engraved by Tomkins; a large
Map, and 15 elegant Engravings, illultrative of the Mangers,
Cultoms, and Natural Haftory of the Countries dee ribed.
TRAVELS through SWEDEN, FINLAND,
and I. APLADID, to the NORTH CAPE, in the Years
ma and 1799. By JOSEPH ACERBL
Siftimus,hie tandem, noble übi defuit orhis.
Printed for J. Mawman, Poultry, Suceeffor to Mr. polly.
A few copies are printed on fuperfine wove paper, hot prs. -d,
and proof impftirions of the plates, mice 51. se. b0u.14.

This day was publilbed, - '
Neatly printed in One Volume Dundecinna. price as. boards,
P RAC I'ICAL GEOGRAPHY, Containing a con-
rife View of Europe, Afia, Africa, and America. A fuller
detcription if the Gm Parts. A fried Table of the Latitude and
Longitude of the molt remarkable Places on the Earth. Seven
mircellanedus V cws of the Earth, with an outline of andel/ Geo-
graphy, in the form of Voyages and Travels. An Explanation of
the Terreßrial and Cleflial Globes, with fried Problems, and an
Introduaion to Aftronomy. l'wo Lifts of the Eminent men, either
Writers, or Artiste, who lived before and after Chrilt, with a
brief Account of their Works. A concife Index to Univcrial
tory, with Tables of the Kites of England and France. •
By J. OUIS/- AU, A. M.
Third Edition, eonfiderably enlarged.
Printed for J. Mawman, No. 22. Poultry. London.

This day was pablifhed in 3 Vole smo. price 3s. 6d. fewed,
T'HE BANKS of the DOURA • or, the MAID
of PORTUGAL—A Tale by EMILY CLARKE.
Printed at the Minerva Office. for Lane, Newman, and Co.
Leadenhall.ftreet, and Odd by.C. Chapple, Pall Mall, and William
Earle, Albernarie.ftreet.r
Where may he had, 14 publithed by the fame Author,
Emtina Mentrofe, 3 vols. roe. 6d. fcwed.
Janthc, oethe Flower of Caernarvon, a vols. 71.
Times Patt, a Romantic Maui:n.3 yoh. t se.
Secret of the Cavern, by Mrs. Burke, z vole. as.
Nun and ber Daughter, 4 vols. as.
German Letters, by Cath. Schlep, 3s.
London, England, 1805-05-10

FOR POST FIVE and PEREMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRtsris.
At the Great Room, Pali-Mall, on Thurfday, May 23, at t o'clock,
ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, called
SUGNALL HALL, confiding of a Stone built Modern
Man lion, with numerous attached and detached Offices adapted to
the Villa and elegant Fernte Ornee, capital Walled Kitchen Gar-
den, Hot honk, Gtecn-houfe, &c. &c. and Two Hundred and
Three Acres of Land of the firft quality in a Ring Fence, diverfi-
deal with Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water, in the tiappieft Style of
Nature. The Mention is feated on a bold eminence :backed and
(bettered by full grown. Plantations and riling Grounds from die
North, and commanding Profpeds over the Park-like Home
Grounds, and 3o Miles in extent over a Fertile, Populous, Healthy,
and finely Broken Woody Country, abounding with Game, fine
Roads, Field Sports, and Gentlemen's SCEs. The Elate is fubdi •
vided by Sunken Fences into convenient Inclofares, and inter-
(period with luxuriant Clumps and Plantations of large Spreading
Forest Trees. The Pleafure Grounds continued through the de-
mefne Vtbods in all the variety of Englill Landfcape Gardening,
and terminated by Copmcer. a natural Lake fed by an abundant
Stream, and fkirted by Hanging Oak Woods which are redrafted on
its pellucid farface of too Acres, and contracted by the mod en-
chanting open Views. Talc, Genius, and Mcchanifm, have been
molt happily exerted In decorating this charming (pot.
Situate two miles from the Market Town of Eeclefhall, adjoin-
ing to the Chelter and Mail Coach road from London ; nine riles
front Stafford. eight from Stone, (and a navigation), Min from
Newport and Market Drayfeln, i t from Newcaftle, 37 from
Shrewfbury,lB from Chefter, and rao from London.
The Houkhold Furniture, Live and D.ad Stuck, may be taken
at a valuation, and port:Mon cf the Elate may be had imme-
diately, or in four or fix months, at the option of the purchafer.
.May be viewed on application at the Mandan, and printed par-
NOcialars to be had of the Printers of the Stafford, Birmingham,
Shrewthury, Manchefter, Gore's Liverpool, and Woolnicr's Exe-
ter Papers; at the Rainbow, Cornbill; and a Map of the Elate
may be feen at Mr. Crutweirs, Printer Bath; Mr. John Fottic
itickicat, Liverpool; and In Pall-ALA,
London, England, 1805-05-10

TO BE LET, FOR ATERM OF YEARS,

And entered upon either at. id:drummer or Michaelmas next,
COTON HOUSE—about four milesfrom Rugby.
This capital and elegant Manfion, containing every accom-
modation fer a family of diftinaion, was lady built under thedl-
raftion of ene of the moil elzlebrated Architeds. It is pleafantly
fituated in a Paddock of eighty acres, commands very agreeable
profpeds to the South, and is well fheltered by large Plantations to
the North—the Pleafure Grounds were laid out by a perfon of ac-
knowledged talte and the Kitchen Gardens are in excellent order,
and well docked with Fruit trees In full bearing An emotive
Manor, with any quantity of Laud not exceeding t6o Acre!, may
he had, and the Furniture rented with the Houfe, or taken at a
fair appralfement.
Au exceeding goal Turnpike Road oommunicadng on bosh
fides with feveral others adjoins the vendee,
For further particulars to Mr. Caldecort, Solicitor, Rigby,
or to Mr. l'yudale, Solicitor, Lincoln's-lnn-Fleids.
London, England, 1805-07-22

DUBLIN, yrnr le.:

An outrage of a very alarming nature took place
on Thurfday lan, at 13aMoran/art, near Dunlavin,
county Wicklow. The houfe of a gentleman named
BuTt.sa, who had lately taten a c •nfulerable farm,
formerly held by perfons if the name of DILaNT,
was attacked in the middle of the night by a number
of armed men, who fet fire to the hnufr, and fired
feveral (hots upon the inhabitants, while attempting
to efcape from she flames; fortunately Mr. BVTLIR
and his family efcaped to the houfe of a neighbour,
without any petfonal injury, but with the total lots'
of all their movable property.
Thurfday two young men of decent appearance
who had formlrly refided in the neighbourhood of
Thomas-flreet, were committed to gaol, being im
plicated in • fome unlawful prailices. They came
from tome diflant part of the country only the night
before, and were fpeedily recognized by one of our
alive Peace Officers.

Laft week a perfc.n, fiippofed to be a fpy, was lodg-
ed in the New Prifon. He for fome time refuted to
give any account of himfelf, or to tell his name. At
length he Paid it was Duggan, but that is believed to
be fielitious.

• ,Tuefday night, or early on Wednefday morning,
we are informed, a centinel was fired upon by fame
Barbayian,-in the new avenue to the Old Man's Hof-
pital, and feverely wounded in the arm. Two fel-
lows were (portly after taken into cuftody on fufpi-
cion, upon one of whom WAS found a piflok
London, England, 1805-07-22

ROrx.

WEYMOUTH, JULY 19.—Yellerday evening the
RoY,st. FAMILY remained till near feven o'clock oa
-the Efplanade, when they retired to the Theatre.
The.hoofe was nr,t crowded, but very relpeaahly at.
tendfd. " G o five the Kuno," *ls Tung on ere
I unmet of the ROYAL FA MILT. and encored.
.161 Ly c).—We have the pleat-ire to fay his Ma.
ZESTY'S are mulch b ter, and it is expelled be
will airway be perfealy r, covered.
Thi • morning, about halt patt PE o'clnekthis MA.
IPITY rode to the camp, to fee lertral new
Mertes praelifed by the artillery. They difTharged
number of balls, and threw leveral 'hell., which they
performed with great fatiaradion to hi, MAJ kin' and
thepfficersprclent:

At nine o'clock his bfaj sry returned to the Lodge,
and infpeaed the difpatchea brougnt by the media-
get Com London.
At half rail ten o'clock he went on bard the
yacht. A lord falute was fired on hi. goi.l on
hoard. The (ty aim and PRINCESM followed. They
fet fail with a charming breeze.
Great exertions have been making to Talk the
Abergavenny, which was unfortunately wrecked off
here, and we are happy to fay, (he ti ,ated yele, day,
by the anlance of the divers, and by getting lone of
the ;hefts out of her.

The Earl of ENNISKILLIN is gone to Beaudefert
in Staffordfhire ; and immediately on his annul the
Noble Earl will be married to the Right Km. Lady
CNAIIIkOTTS Pawn., daughter of the Earl of 11:-

sunas.
Thc Hon. Colonel Acarsow, fon of Vircount Cos-
roar, Was married on Saturday to Mifs StARROV.
and they immediately f.t of for General Sraaaow's
feat at Bagden, to pats the honey moon.
Oa Saturday was married, at the teat of the Earl
• CARY*M)TOM, at Cobham. the Right H n. Lord
GRAIMIAI4, to the amiable and beautiful Lady His-
elver* Faaacss Cor,s, filter to the Earl of Estits-
/CILLER.

On Saturday evening were married by fpecial
eence, at Lord Mat.souares honk, at Whi:ehall,
Lord COMM, to the Hon. MiG Lases, hie Lord-
(hip's youngelt daughter :—the Bride.manis were
Lady HARIIIT CAVENDISH and Mifs WYNDMAM ; Illf
Lordlbip gave her away. The ceremony wAs per
by the Rev. Mr. KATIE. Among the CM*
pan/ were—
• . His Royal Hlghnefs the Prince of Wm.as.
Sir Geottoc and Lady Wostaws.“.
Mr. and Lady C LAMP.
Mr.and Mrs. Hamar Contra.
Mr. SPINCEII.
Mr. ligt COOPCR.
_ _ •

1 hbride was very elegantly dreffed. The Parses
made the Bride a prefent of a very fiperh and ‘a•
luable watch, fet with diamonds. Immedi.itelv aft r
tto ceremony, Lady MELBOURNIs condufled the
Bride to her carriage. and tot,k leave or her ila a %tor
tender and affediunate manner. The happy pair
drove off with great fpe-d for hi. Lot is
Heirs, ...here they intend palTioir the li.,ner.in.llll.
On Saturday the Due de CP areiss way rna: Tied to
Mifs Couciot.•m, fitter to the Countefb 4.1 Bagley.
MORI, :it Lord BAIRYMOtea houfe rn Saelrville Greet.
The bride and bridegroom instantly left town for hic
Gracea villa at Twickenham.

V
London, England, 1805-07-22

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NEW VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD.
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A COLLECTION of Modern and Cotemporary
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M.4RK-LANE.

CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 17.
We have not man/ fretli famples of Wheat arrived
to day, but a good fupplv, chiefly foreign; a con.
fiderable part of the late arrivals not being in good
condition, they go off at lefs than general quoted
p: ices ; and the little of fine is rather dearer—and fine
Barley is fcarce at better price—Beans of both forts
are more brill; tale—and higher prices are afked for
Oats—no Rape Seed—flour continues ia full flock ;
that with other articles appear at (mail iluetuation.

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Vneat, 574 7os. 7Ss. per qr. Grsy Pesk 4tts to 431.
:in, Ditto, ots. 965. od. Beam, 4ss. 48s. ad.
lye 501. Sot. od. 'lick Ditto sos. 445. od
11Ar1ey,53.. 41s. od. Oats, 244.28%. 3os.
Malt, 664. 7u. od. Poland ditto. 304. 511 6d.
Mike Peale, 425. 484. od. Rape Sccd, oos. oos.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Flour 755. to 78s. Scconds 655. to 751. per task.
London, England, 1805-05-17

LAW INTELLIGENCL►.

COURT OF KING'S BEI4CH, MAY i 6.

J..hts Buffer and William Cragoe were brought up
to ie‘eive the jndgment of the Court, upon a con-
vi Lion for affaulting a revenue officer, and fraifluring
his lkull. Affidavits were read in mitigation, which
defcribed the one as an apprentice, and the other to
have a wife and five fmall children.—They were re-
manded till Saturday. _ _

Solomon Levy and —Canter were alfo brought
up for judgment, having been convieed of an affault
upon Richard Nixon, a revenue officer. It Appeared
that the officer went to Levy's bottle, in Still-alley,
Houndfditch, with an intention of (catching it.—
Levy met him at the door and defired to fee his au-
thority. The officer fhewed his deputation, and a
writ of affiflance he had obtained from the Exche-
quer. Levy thrutt him from his houfe, declaring
he fhould not enter unlefs he had a fearch-warrant,
backed by the Lord Mayor. Canter, who was pre-
fent, gathered a mob about the officer, and a repre.
fentation was made, that the officer had come •to rob
the houfe. Levy took the officer before the Lord
Mayor, who believing that he had no right to all
without a fearch-warrant, backed by the Chief Ma-
giftrate, direeed a profecution.
Mr. ERSKINE addreffed the Court in behalf of
Levy, obferving that he had aged in error, and there.
fore hoped the Court would pals a flight judgment.
He Aid Englifhmen were accuttomed to Rand up
Rurdily for what they confidered their right.
Lord ELLENBOaouun remarked, that there had
certainly been a mixture of error in the affault com-
mitted. He was forty that it was not generally
known, that no privileges could Rand againft a Ra-
tutable right in the Crown. The officer produced
his deputation and writ of affißance, iffued by the
Barons of the Exchequer. In that cafe there was no

neceffity fur a
Mayor.
London, England, 1805-05-17

\ PATENT upright Grand PIANO FORTE,
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soca in Tench and Tone, made on the bell iiilndples, Rands well
.n Tune, and very elegant in aypearince, No. 23, Chad's Rew,
Gray's Inn-lane Road.
London, England, 1805-05-17

NAVAL CHRONICLE.

TH E Public are refpeefully informed, that Twelve
Volumes, In Royal Odavo, are now complete, and may be
had in Sets, or by the Tingle Volume, neatly half bound and let-
tered. price de. each Volume, with elegant Engravings, from
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Portraits, Views. Charts, &c.
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CORPoItATON ()ATMs.

The Order of the bay for the fecund r,:aciing of a Bill (intro-
duced by the Earl of Radnor), ' ter enabling Bodies Corporate,
in the cafes and under the reftriaions therein contained, to obtain
the corredlion of Local Oaths, adminiftered by the laid Bodies
Corporate," bring read, the Bill was accordingly read a feerind
time.

Lord HAWKESBURY felt it proper to oppofc the further pro-
grefs of the Bill. What their Lordfhips would do, were they to
Fars the Bill in qucition, would be to enact a general law for a
particular cafe; a principle which he mutt alvrzys object to. If
any particular Corporation, or body of men, felt themfclves ag-
grieved or inconvenienced by the mode in which the oaths they
were obliged to take were dietated, let them come to Parliament,
Rate the fpecifie grievance, and what they conceived to he a rea-
fonable remedy, and he was willing to pay every attention to it ;
but to a gmerallaw.fuch as the prelene Bill went to enact, in can-
fcquenee of fome difficulties experienced, or ohjmftions entertain-
ed, to the form of their Oath., by the Carporati in of a particular
place, was what he could not content o. He should therefore re-
flft the further progrefs of the Bill.
_ _

The Earl of. 12-ADNO's defended the grounds on which he
brought forward the meafure,and adverted to fume cafes in which
correetion or alteration of the Oaths was evidently neceiTary. It
had been his duty, in an office which he had the honour to hold
(we believe that of Recorder of New Sarum), to adminifter the
Oaths to ceetain Members of a Corporati .... , parts of which were
ponfenfe, and other parts inentaillent with, or contridic-
tory to each other; there were refl., led to by the Noble Earl, and
created tome edibility among their 'There was every
proper caution adopted in the provifmns of the Bill, to prevent
any improper safe being made of it The intervention of the Judges
of Mize was reqUired by the Fill, and, after thefe, the Lord
Chancellor was recurred to, as checks and commies with refpeet
to proceedings under the authority of the Bill; at the fame time,
his Lordfhip did not feem willing to prefs the Bil..
The LORD CHANCELLOR was willing to allow his N ble
Friend every credit as to the purity of his motives in coming tor-
ward ; and the übjeift, which was good in Welt; was endeavoured
to be attained by the purelt means ; but, with his Noble Friend
who fir it fpLke, he rather difapproved of enagting a general law,
when a remedy was called for on the part only of a particular
place. He thought the mod: of application, trider the circum-
itances of the particular cafe, for redecia to the Crown, would be
a preferable mode to that preferibed by the Bill—a rearli:v and
more unexcepti unable mode. Upon the whole, he would beg
leave to recommend his Noble Friend to withdraw the Bill.

The Earl of RADNOR (poke ihorly in explanation ; after
which the LORD CHANCM.I OR moved " That the BM he
committed this day three months," which was ordered accordingly,
and, conlequence, the Bill is loft for the prefea; icffion.
4dJouruzl till to morrow.
London, England, 1805-05-17

To the Officers of the Royal Navy, Merchants, Ship-Owners,
Officers of the Cuitoms, and others conneitcd with our Ma-
ridme State.
This day was publiffied, in Royal Orley°, price ryas. in boarde,
THE SPIRIT of MARINE LAW ; or, Com-
pendium of the Statutes relating to the Admiralty ; being a
eoncifc but perfpieuous Abridgment of all the APRs relative to Na-
vigation, alphabetically arranged, and the fubitance and references
to the fevcral elaufes placed in the margin.
By J. J.J. MAXWELL,
Of the Hon. Somety of the Inner Temple.
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worth, Fleet-Brett ; J. and A. Black, and H. Parry, Latdenhall-
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TO THE BENEVOLENT AND HUMANE.

A PERSON of RESPECTABILITY, who hal'
held a fmall Appointment under Government for theft Ba-
tten years, who hai a Wife and two (mall Children, depending
folely on his exertions for their fupport, and whore ruin mult be in-
evitable, unlcfs he fhould be Co fortunate as to obtain a few pounds
from a generous Public; took. with a pleating and anxious hope
to this lilt refouree as the oaly means to enable him to retain his
firuaeion, preferve his refpei tability. fupport his family, and rave
Limit( fmm prifon. It would here take up too much (pace to de-
tail his long fulferings and exertions to keep his wants a feeret in
his own hisfom : his endeavours have failed. and he humbly begs
to refer thofe whom PR ovtot Net has bkffed with a difpolition to
relieve the wants of their fellow creatures for a fuller account to
Mar.. Hodfoll and Stirling, Bankers. No. 343, Strand, where the
(malleft donations will be molt thankfully, received and gratefully
acknowledged.

That on Wednefday the sad of this month, at Ten o'clock
in the Forenoon, Coma:killloner Sir Charles Saxton, Bart. sviU ex-
port to Pale, at the Pay Office, in his Majeny's Yard, near Pont.
mouth, fevexal Lots of Old Stores, confining of
Old Canvas in Paper Stuff Old Junk in Shakings
Colours with Tabling Rope in Paper Stuff
Junk in Paper Stuff Lathing, Rounding,
Old Hemp RubbiLh, White Ocham, &c.
And his Makny's !loop Brine.
All lying at the laid Yard, where any Perfonswithing to become
purchafers may have the liberty of viewing the fame during the
common working hours of the Yard, until the day of file.
Inventories and Conditions of Sale may be had here, andat the
Yard.
London, England, 1805-05-17

MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL LECTURES.

QN Monday, June 3, a Courfe cf LECTURES on
, PHYiIC and CHEMISTRY will recommence at the La.
boratory, Whitcomtrltrect, Leiceftcr-fquart, at the 'anal morning
hour, viz. Therapeutics at a quarter before eight—The Pradtiee
of Phyfic at half after eight—and the Chemiftry at a quarter after
nine.-- By GEORGE PEARSON, NI. D F. R. S. Senior PhyAcian
to St. George's Hofpital, of the College of Phylicians, ate. &c. A
Regifttr is kept of the Patients in the Hofpkal, and a Ledture is
read on them every Saturday morning. at nine o'clock.
Prop..fali may he had in Leicefterlquare, and at St. George's
Hofpital.—The Prat iee of Vaccination will be taught as ufual,
tube Inflitution, in Broad-ftrect,
London, England, 1805-05-17

WARRANTED ¶INDRAWN.
TO.MORROW WILL BE THE SECOND DAY OF

DRAWING:

HORNSBY and CO. refpeelfully acquaint their
Friends and the Public, that they (hall continue felling Tic-
kets and Shares during the Drawing of the prefent State Lottery,
utzrianted undrawn at the time of purchaling, which renders the
guirchafer equally as fecure as if the Ticku or Share was bought
before the Drawing began.

Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed exaftly on the fame
Tc rm: 21 if prefcnt.
Prizes paid on Demanel,whether a 201. or a 30,0d01. at No. s 6,
CORNHILI..
London, England, 1805-05-17

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A Melage from the Lords announced that they had agreed to
the frith Loan of 1,800,0c01. the lrilsa. Poftage, the frith Promilfory
Notes, and a variety of private Bills.
Colonel STANLEY moved that the Papers prcfentcd to the
Houle, relative to the We of Man, be referred to a Committee—
which, after a few words from Mr. Curvet!, was agreed to.
Sir JOHN W. ANDERSON brought up the Report of theirint-
ner's Bill, which M3l read a thin( time and paired.

. -
Sir M. RIDLEY brought in aA3ill to enable the Corporation of
the Trinity Houle to cred Two Light-honks on the Coati near
Newcaßle.

Lord W. RUSSELL prefcnted a Petition from the Freeholders
of Surrey, thanking the Houle for their proceedings on the Tenth
Report, and praying it to prtfevere M the farthttr invcltigatioo of
Auks.
Sir J. STEWART moved, that a Mt Mtge might be fent to the
Lords, tequeftiog pernation for Lord St. Vincent. to attend the
Committee appoimcd to take into confider:Min the repairs of the
Romney and Scout,le, while under the orders of Sir Home Pop-

Mr. BARNS moved, that there be Lid before the liccre an ac-
count ache difporal of the 50'',CL Di. granted by the frith iloofe'of
Commons, for the purpofes of the Inland Navii;ation in irclat4,
to the lateft period at which the fame can be made up.
Mr. LCVEDEN tutored for 1 'rral Accounts relator to the
Unclaimed Dividends made at the t uk, or the South Sea Honk,
with the names of the pruprictora of elude dividends, and (dating
the amount unpaid.
Mr. JCHINiTONE moirail for an Aeccunt of tlr Sums of Mo-
ney ariling from the Pale of old Stores: irons the year r 75.; to the
Weft period to width they could be made up. diitinguill.big the
(hips and payments :miler their fcv:ral head-. He Mated tiara they
amounted to no left a fun than ito,cc7l.
Mr. MATTHEWS moved for leave to bring in a Bill for altrr-
lnb Act of the ath of the King, as far as relater! .n the pe-
nalties by informers, on narrow 4-wheeled waggons, of 6 inches,
on the turnpike roads, when drav n by four horfes.
Sir R. BUXTON lajd, be would not divide the Houfe upon
the prefent motion, though he was convinetd that the public roads
would not bear 4-wheeled waggons of the defFription alluded to,
and that however unpopular private inform, rs may he, they were
abfolutely neetirary, as long as no pt;blic informers were employ
ed by Government. He truded that in th: Committee, it would
be made local, as it could never be gcner..lly efeful. Leave was then
LiD.n to bring in the pill.
• THE TENTH REPORT.

Mr. LYCESTER brought up.a Mcffage, announcing that the
Seigel Committee appointed to invettigate the various matters
(late,' in the Tenth Report, upon a full cunfideration of the rellric-
lions and limitations contained in the minute+ of the conference
with the Lords, refpeeting kite attendance of Lord Vircoant Mel-
ville before du Committee, cannot proceed fatleadority in his
examination. wi:hout Infringing the regulations and privileges
under which he is permitted to come beterc them .
The Report was then ordered to be laid on the Table.
London, England, 1805-05-17

Company of Sitarp-Shooters.

About ten o'clock his blejsrry arrived at Ken-
fington Gate,from Kew • he was met by their Royal
Highneffes the Prince of kVALEs, the Dukes of Yoax,
Susses, and CAMBRIDGI • the Earl of HARRING.
TON, the Staff-Officers of the Duke of Yout, dce. and
immediately mounted a brown charger. On his
1141Ajirrvi.1 arriving in front of the line, General the
Earl of HARPTNGTON took the command, as Com-
mander in Chief of the London Ditiria ; and Lord
BANBURY and General BURR ARD took fub com-
mands. After the anal ceremonies, the Kswc hav-
ing completed a very minute infpettion of the line,
took his Ration in front.

Orders were now given to proceed to the manoeu-
vres intended for the day, when the line advanced
towards his MAJESTY, in a Ready, orderly, and fol.
Bier-like manner, retreated in line, faced round to his
isfsiarry, and fired four rounds from centre to flank,
in a flyle that mull have been highly gratifying to
the Royal Perfonages prefent. After a few other
fhort mammy:es, the Regiments pafred by the
KING, calmed, and then marched out at the dif.
ferent gates.
His MAJESTY, and the Royal Dukes, wore Gene-
rals' uniforms; the prince of Waists that of a Co-
lonel.

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We are exeremely happy to add, that every Regi-
ment in the field muttered very Itrong. Colonel
Jastritesaw took from each Commanding Officer the
effdlive ftrength of his Corps, which is to be ?aid be-
fore his Mai tars. by the Commander in Chief.
The remainder of the Volunteers in London and
its vicinity, will be reviewed by his MAJESTY on the
aid and 3oth of this mouth.
Yefterday his Royal Highnes tl a Doke of CAN-
sittcs reviewed the Surrey Yto anry, on Epfom