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London, England, 1805-07-30 00:00:00

TO BE SOLD BY' AUCTION,

At the Wrcftler's Inn, in Great Yarnsouth,Norfolk, on Thorfday
the zit day of Auguft, any, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon
precifely, (for Home Confuhsptlon or Exportation),
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.-
656 Hogtheada of White Wine, containing 43,252 Gallons.
49 Ditto Ditto 2900 Ditto.
375 Ditto Red Wine, containing 12,135 Ditto.
17 Pieces of Brandy, containing 14,9 Mu*.
200 Honk Hides.

Being the entire Cargoes of de Neutrilitiet, A. F. Zwerver
wafter, and Indatria, Jan Joebine Lohez, matter, captured and
condemned as Prize to his AlaJefty's Hoop of war Cruiser, John
Hancock, Efq. commander.

The Wine, &e. may be seen, and catalogues had, from days
previous to the by applying tb Mr. Fdorard °mammy, tier-
chant, at Yarmouth afore-bid, or Mr. William Hazard, the An*
liftman

to porinance of Three:lions from the Commiffinners for Sale of
Spanish Prizes, detait:ed prior to the War,
WILL BE SOLD, at the Broker's New Sale Room, Plymouth,
oi Friday the ad of Anglia neat, at i r &cloak in the forenon,
THE GOOD SPANISH SHIP PURAY LIM-
PIA CONCEPCION ; burthen about 200 tons, fquare item,
with a neat figure head. copper bottom, and, from the appearance
of her eonitrudion, no doubt con be entertained of ►er bring a
(aft railer; ibe has two decks, and is well c dculated fur the Fins
and Fruit Trades. Detained by his Majelly's Chip of war the Re.
tuts', Commanded by the Hon. A K. Leone, now lying in Cat.
water, and there to'be delivered —Alto,
The Good &partial Brig.SANTA MARI ANNA ; hurdles abiint
do trans, a ftrong handy veffel for the Coalting, Culm, or Coal
Trade, fnws without Callan, and may be fent to lea with a (malt
mat. being well found In her principal (bores. Detained by hit
Maielty's (hip of war DrAlsorro. commanded by THOMAS Ea.
irunisrone, Ffq. now lying in Sutton Pool, and there to be de-
livered-And immediately afterward, witi he (rid,
All the Warlike and other Valuable Stores, landed from the
St.anias fri.:ates MEDEA, STA. r;ERTRIJDES and EL' EN-
FANTA DON CARt.OS. Confining of Anchfirs, Cables, Stand-
ing and Running Rigging, ills, Mails Yards, and other Spars,
Junk, Double and Single Blocks, Iron Ballaft, Mu(kets, putc,:‘,
and Cadaffes, rot guns, 6, 111, and 24 pounders, round and dou
lsk,headed that, Gun:* vder in ;Jarrell, with other Warlike and
Ortlnante Stern, Legar, Half Legirs, and other Caeca, with
fundry other Articles.
l'he shove Vcffels and Geicids are condemned as Droits to his
• For viewing the fame, and for Catalogues, Inventories, and for-
dies. part iaulars, application to ht made to Edmund Lockycr,hfq.
and Media P. Symons, Sons, Widow. 204 Co. or to
elgyintssith; july '46. THOMAS LOCKYAK, &worn &ober.

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TUESDAY. JULY 30.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCIs
Conkb for motley. 581 -for Assail, sp..
m.
PRICE OF SToC%SaKS ofl YkSTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. An. spit I hop 3 per Celle. 04
3 per Cent. Conf. Off Ditto Amt. of
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s per Cent. Navy 89190 s9}6th Osmium 4t
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On Saturday, General Sir DAVID BAIRD, attended
by his Aids•de-Camp Captain:Torre' and Gornom,
fet out from the St. Alban's Hotel, for Portfmouth,
where be is immediately to embark with tome troops
which are to proceed thence to Cork, where Sir
DAVID will take the command of the troops which
have been colleded there under Sir EYRI Coors. The
objeß of this expedition is reported to be the Cape of
Good Hope.

Government Gem to be apprenfive of the poffibility
of what UV yefterday fuggetted, that the combined
fleet may perhaps attempt to go round about into
the North Sea ; for we find by our Port Letters, that
an unnfually large force is affembling in the Downs,
and that feveral !hips of the line have been ordered
to join the North Sea Rect.
If thefe movements have no relation to the poffible
courfe of the combined fleet, we may infer that Go-
vernment have received fuch information, refpeaing
the movements of the enemy on the oppofite costa,
as makes it probable the long threatened Invafion may
loon be attempted.
The following extra& from the log book of the
Fair American, arrived at Liverpool, which reached
us too late yefierday to appear in the whole of our
impreffioo, occafioned a good deal of corrverfation in
the City, as it was fuppofed to relate to an aetion be-
tween the Combined Fleet and that of Lord Nstson
• WIDNZSDAY, lONS a6.—Brifk gales from the Weftward,
peering E.S.E. and E. by S. ; at ten A. M. heard the report of a
gun to leeward, Softly after a repeated firing took place, which
was kept up with great vigour; by the reports of the cannon it
appeared to be not far off, but being very thick weather, we could
not fee them. This day ends with a heavy pleat W. lat. 39.2 e.
N.-111cfe twattyfour hours begin with a continuation of the
gale. At half pelt one P. M. brought her to a forefail and chafe
reefed fore and main top falls, the before mentioned firing ceafed
not until four P. M. the weather proving very thick and hazy,dif-
appointed our hopes and expeditions of learning the saute of the
bring."

No longitude is mentioned in the above, or a more
corm% opinion might be formed of the proba-
bility of the firing having been occafioned by an
engagement between the two fleets. For onrfelves,
we wilt fay we attach no importance whatever to
the above intelligence.— The following, however,
comes to us from the tuft authority :

0' Plymouth, July 28, 5 p. m.

"Tie hired armed brig Caroline is this inftant ar-
" rived from Scilly ; her Commander informs me that
44 the Commanding Offteer at that Ifland told him
4, that a Pruffian brig from Naples, which was fpoken
4, by a Scilly pilot, bad been boarded by one of the
4, fhips of the Combined Fleets, on the zoth init. off
4, the Coaft of Portugal—the brig was detained fome
" time, and many enquiries were made as to our
a Fleets, and particularly if he had lien Lord NIL
64 son's fleet. The Combined Fleets mailed of 15
4, fail of the line, and 15 frigates, corvettes And brigs.
4, The poft is Petting off."
We need hardly remind our Readers that the courfe
in which the PrufGan brig reported the had &lien in
with the Combined Fleet, is exaftly that which Lord
I,lst.sow (according to the different letters from his
Rea that have been publithed) believed they would
follow. We may therefore conclude that his Lord-
fhip's fleet was at no great diftance ; and as timely
information had been fent to =different fquadrons,
it is more than probable that by this time an action
has taken place, glorious to the British arms.
We fubjoin another letter from Lord Isisssores
fleet. This is the fecond which we have feen, dated
on the zoth ult. though the Dacaoa left them on the
19th.—Perhaps the difference arifes from fome of the
writers reckoning by the civil and others by the nau-
tical commencement of the day.—By the latter me-
thod, the day is made to begin at noon.

!EXTRACT OF A TEIVATE LETTER FROM AM OFFICER,