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Star.
London, England, 1805-01-23

HOLLAND.

Tiscur, Dec. 29.—It is believed that a fubfidiary
treaty is negotiating between England and Sweden,
the completion of which, however, will be liable to
Tome difficulties.

The period when a new cnnftitntion will be intro-
duced appears to advance with flatly fiefs. Every
thing appears to indicate that M. SC HIMMELPINNINCK
will have the greateft influence in it, from the place
which will be affigned him. A new report gives him
the regency over the fon of the Prince of Orange,
who, when he arrives at years of maturity, will ta.'•e
the office of Prefident. Other reports are very diffe-
rent from this, and, perhaps, none of them are to be
relied on.

Letters from Surinam, of the middle of Septttn.
tember, Rate, that the neutral (flips which had ar
rived there from Embden and Copenhagen, had not
been permitted to unload their cargoes, but had been
obliged to carry them to other ifland.
London, England, 1805-01-23

PRIVATE PETITION.

Lord WILLIAM RUSSEL prefented a Petition from the inha-
bitant,' of the Parini of St. Giles, Camberwell, praying slEftsnce
to procure an addtacinal fupply of water —.Ordered tulle on the
table.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1805-01-23

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 33.
•
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
3 per Cent. ConC 6ii 62—for Jan. 61i 62-.-for Feb. 6244.
Reduced doci 6t.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
Lank Stock. 174 175 India Stock 1841
3 per Cent. Rid. Ann. 6cja India Ilondi. ts. sa.dit.
3 per C. Con f. 604 tmp. 3 per Cent. 594
4 per Cent. 761 7 7 Imp. Ann. 9 tt-t6
5 per C. Nairy.9li Ira 5 per C..nt. 89
5 per Cent.t 7v, teoli Esch. Hill& par is. air.

LOng Ann. t
Short Ann. 2 1:46

EngIUD Ticieti 101. Bs.
Conf. for ace. 4111

Two more Spanifh Chips have been captared by
our mixers, and fent into Plymouth.

La( night we received Paris Journals to the 16th.
Dutch papers AM to the zcth were received—from
both of which we have given copious extracts. The
Rotterdam Mercury of the tzth, contains the follow-
ing article, on the authority of advices from Paris,
which, if true, may be codidered as of great im-
portance :

" On the 2d, the Funds, at Paris, experienced a great depref-
eon, which vas chiefly atteil4ted t o a report circulated on 'Change
that a warm difputc had tak,u place between the Emperor and
the Roman Imperial Am:all:Woe, Count COIIINTZ rt., in which
the preparative/ far a new war were difcovered• This intelli-
gence is, bpwever, nut to be depended on."

In the fitting of the Legiflitive Body on the 7th,
a decree refpeeting the military confcription for the
year 14, was prefented by order of the Emperor: it
concluded by propormg—

" That 30,mxi conferipts thall he railed from the confeription
for the year 14,10 complete !hi army upon the footing of its orga-
nization, and 30,000 to remain in referee, or to be fokly deilined
to place the army upon a war eilablifhtnent, mould eircumftancts
vender it neeeffary."

A letter from &ilia notices the Treaty which has
to ling been on the tapir between England and Swe-
den ; but slates, that his Pruitan Nlajelly has thrown
tome ilifficultics in the way of its ccinclufion.
It is impoffible at prefent to ascertain what degree
of credit is due to the above flatement ; but it may
be obferved in the prefene enaaved (late of the Dutch,
as well as the French prefs, it is hardly to be fuppoted
that the Editor of any journal would venture to
mention fetch a circtimllance, ur./efs it relied on force
tore foundation. It appears from other accounts,
that Count Collet- z as:. has foiicited to be recalled
from t'aris, which gives form degree of probability
to the report.
The Moisikur contains an Official account of the
late unfuccefsful attack mad: at St. V alleri, by the
boats of his Majelly's (hips Rai -11.11 and FOLICES•
-rti4s, on the French privateer Vimereux. 'We are
happy to find, by the Gazette of hill night, that this
fat yard has fine been captured by one of of our
cruizers, and that the Lieutenants of the RATTLiIt
acrd Fins:EATON! arc 1121 alive, and likely to recover.
London, England, 1805-01-23

ir.sßx z,t.vE.

CORN EXCHANCa, JAW. 23.
There are not many frelh arrivals of Wheat t•i•day,
that of fine quality: continues in retina, and readily
maintains the currency. lVe have large arrivals i”
Barley, and many buyers, xvlrich caufes laR prices
be nearly fupported—There are many frelh fampiet
of the two forts of Peas, which arc lower ; and new
Tick. BC4ll$ like:wife—Oats are in good fupply,
monly from the North: thole of good quality rea-
dily maintain Lei prices. Fl mr is plen:iful :in that
and other articles. but little alteration.
, GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER:
Wheat, 76a. icss. per Grey Peafe,444.*to 48s.
Fine Ditto, LAs. &Lc*. kAI. Beam. 48s. 533.
Rye, S4s• 58s. 'lick Ditto, 424.414.
Barley, 455. 50s. Oats, 281. 31s. 345.
Malt, 76, 82s. Poland ditto, 353.
.364. od.
White Peale, 524. 58r. Rape geed, 01. to 481. per Lift,
London, England, 1805-01-23

PORT OF FALMOU rm.

By Order of the Honourable Conunillioners of his Majefty's Out-
come, on Thurfday, the sat inft. at Ten o'clock to the Forenoon,
will he ezpofed to Public Sale, at the Cußoni.houte in this Part,
rrHE FOLLOWING GOODS. VIZ.
A. Liss Gab. Brandy 12 Snuff Boles
170 Ram 32 Leather Caps
473 Geneva 4 Matte
12 Wine 53 Deal Ends
28 lbs. Tea 15 &lens' Hats
77 Coffee 3 Straw Hats
81 mannfadtured Tobacco 12 Bonnets & Caps
39120 Salt z Piece Catgut
35 Thread 3 Ditto Gauze
887 Sugar 65 Ditto China
30 Cot per.plate 367 Yards Lace
• 49 Pair Shoes 175 Grote Buttons, sod
36 ditto &inn a Calks Horns, Hoofs,
48 ditto Braces and Turtle Shells.
36 Knives
The Goods may be viewed and taßed three days preceding the tale.
London, England, 1805-01-23

THE4TRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.

'TO-MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 24,
I will be performed. the New Play, in five Ass, called
THE SCHOOL OF REFORM;
Or, HOW TO RULE A HUSBAND.
The Chandlers by
Meer& COOKE, C. KEMBLE, MUNDEN. LEWIS,
MURRAY, EMERY, KLANERT, BEVERLY.
Mrs.GIBBS, Mrs. UTCHFIELD. Miff sauvrox,
Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mrs. ST. LEGER.
And the Epilogue by Mrs. LITCHFIELD.

Aftes wlticb will be relented, a new Serb, Comic Melo.
Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN QUICKSILVER;
Or, THE ONOMEA AND THEDEVIL.

This Evening—(by Command of their Maje Aim) the School of
Rearm ; and the Paragraph.

This day was puhliased,
(Neatly printed in a Pocket Size, embellifhed with Copper-plates)
Volumes I. aid 11. of

THE BEAUTIES OF ENGLISH POETRY.
heledlai from the molt effectual Authors,

by Dr. WOLCOT.
Containing feveral Original Pieces never before publillied.
London: Printed for J. Walker, Paternolter•row.
Where may be had, the whole of the lAtorka of PIITER PINDAI.

ITIONDAY NEXT THE STATE LOTTERY COMMEN•

CES DRAWING.
WICKETS and Shares continue on Sale at the
Lireneed State Lottery Ofbees, the Corner of Bank Build-
ings, Combat, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing
Crofs, of Richanifon, Goodluck, s ud Co.

BISH, with every fenfe of gratitude for the
. numerous favours be has remitted, confiders himfelf bound
(and more particularly as a Contrador) to repeat his Itatement to
$ generous Public, and front the unequalled Sale of Tickets and
Shares, both in Town and Country, he does not think there will
be logician to anfwer the demand till the Lottery begins ; he
then:sure r..commends, to prevent afappointmcnt, an home•
'hate application to
No. 4, CORNHILL, or No. 9, CHARING CROSS.
London, England, 1805-01-23

ISTlMatts.

Mr. HUSKISSON moved, that there mould be laid before the
Hiufe :
_ _ _

-
ft. An Eflimate of the mulcts of tly navy, and of the halfw
of naval officers and marines, that ferved during the IA war.
•:.2. An Eftimate of the vapenees of building and repairing drips
Majefty's dock yards, with the expences of wear and tear
for the year iSoc.
3d. An Eftlruate of the expenses of the guards, garrifon, and
lard forces during the fame period.
ids. An Eltimate of the charge in the Office of Ordnance.
50. An Account of the ferrite% performed, and fur which no
proviCon.. had been niade by Parliament.
6th. An Eftirnate of the debt of the navy to the 3 ill. of Decem-
ber, aBo4.
7th. An Eftimatc of the probable cxpenees of the tranfport kr,
vice, far the year !hO5.
Bth. An Ac•ount of the money expended for the hire of tranf-
rens to January, dos.
9th. An Eno:late of the expellees for prifoners of war to health,

Toth. An Eftimate of the charges for Eck prifoners, for the fame
period.—All orde►ed.
Mr. HUSK ISSON then moved,that an humble Addrefs be pe-
rmed to his Majcity, to requeft that he mould be pleated to order
the proper officers to lay before the Houle the necdfarr p pert on
the above rubjeets.—..Ordcred.
London, England, 1805-01-23

ITAi.r.

MILAN, DEC. 176.--Mr. LIVINGSTON, the late En-
voy from the States of North America to Paris, has
arrived here; he is making a journey into Lower
Italy.
It is genetally reported that the French troops
have advanced towards the tetritot y of Naples, and
according to fome accounts have t 'ken poffellion of
that city. The King of NAPLES has, it is faid, been
obliged to declare againft England. His Majefly,
who had wiDaed to remove to Sicily, fill continues at
Naples.
The privates of the regiment of Caftilla, who were
taken by the Englifh on their way to Mahon, have
been fent to Malta; the officers have been releafed on
their parole, and on the I.sth November arrived at
Barcelona.
London, England, 1805-01-23

/RIVATP PFTIII(INs.

The CHANCELLOR ofthe EXCHEQUER moved, that no
Petitions for private Bills fhould be Allowed to be prcrenteal After
the slt of March ntxt.—Ordeltd.

k XPIRING LAWS.

Mr ALEXANDVA brought up the report of the Expiring
a A•Cnomittee. Ordered to he on the table, and to be printed
Lor t!'e tif:: of the Members of the Houle.

CO/1:41176E OT 31IPPLY.

Mr. WALLIS brought up the report of the Committee of Sup-
ply. The Refoluti .n that a fupply be granted to his Majelty,was
read a foil and fccond time, and approved wen. coy. RaoNed,
that the Houfr thould to-morrow trfolve itfelf into a Committee
of the whole Houfc, to confider the Supplies to be granted.
London, England, 1805-10-05

ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE.
Octoaaa 4, agog.
THE ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY undertakes Infurances front Fire throughout
Great Britain and Ireland ; and in Foreign Countries ; it under-
takes aifo the Infurance of Lives, and the purchafe and Sale of
Annuities.

The Rates are as rnoderateas thofe of any Tallitution, and the
Conditions more favourable than have been yet offered.
No Charge is made for Policies, nor any AdmitUon Fine re-
quired on Life Infuranee.
A large Commifflon is allowed to Solicitors, Brokers, and others
who tffedt Life Infurancc.

Attendance is given daily, from Nine to Four, at the Company's
Office in Change Alley, Coralll, where printed Propofals arc
delivered free of expence. By Order of the Board,
WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.
London, England, 1805-10-05

.-YA1.1.61-11LE RECTORY; ETAFFORDSILRE.

TO BE SOLD Bk AUCTION,
By Meiks. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co.
At Garraway's, on Tuefday, November is, at T'weive o'Clock;
riff:: PERPETUAL A DVOWSON and
fitESENTATION to the RT.CTORY of the Parifh of
Cheeldet. fituate in a rich and fertile Valley, in the County of
Stafford, four miles from Cheadle, and five from Ilttoxeter, con-
fiding of a Pnfonage Houk, beautifully fituate on the Bailin of
the River Tear, near the Turnpike road, and a Ihort &flatlet
from the Church, with hatable domeflic Ofriece, Barns, St tiding,
(kyr-Mare, Granaries' and other fpacions Out-building% and 130
Acres of remarkably good Olehe Land. The Parilhaeontaing be-
tween 9 and so coo Acres, excluflve of sco Acta of Common er
waltz laud The annual produce of the Living, as at prelmt col-
lected. is upwards of 80.:1. which may be .cry conliderahly iticreaf-
ed. The prefent incumbent il in the sift year of his age.
For a view of the premiks apply to Mr. Alcoek, Land Surveyor,
Cheadk, Staffertilliire, of whom pripted particulars may be had—
Particulars alto of William Mott, Efq. Litchfield ; Mr. Drewry,
ranter, Stafford; Meffr, Nott and Lloyd, Primers, liirrning-
ham; Mr Hodfun, Prints', Cambridge; Man. Dawfons, Prin-
ters, Oxford; Plowden Prelland,.F.fq. Branfwlek‘fgoare, London,
at the place of late, and of Meek Manner, Dyke, and Co. Alde.rf-
pm-Brest.
London, England, 1805-10-05

BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, STRAND, and CORNHILL.
INSURANCE granted on Houfes, Buildings,
ManufaCtorics, Ships, and all other Voffds, Cootie, Mer-
chandize, Fanning Stock, and other Property from Lofs or
Damage by Fire.

The unprecedented preference given to this Office, by all Do.
Icription of Infurers, the Directors flatter theinfelves has arifen
not only front the facilities adopted in their improved Plans and
simplified Modes of Fire Infrance, but from their P-eady and
uniform Conduet in the general Concerns of the Bufincfs.
They arc perfuaded that adherence to Principles and prudent
Caution are the belt Securities to the Office and to the Public, and
that Infiltrations of this Nature can only be Beneficial when due
Attention is paid to reciprocal Advantages.
Agricultural Stock, infored at as. fel. per Cent.
The Office grants Infer-att.:es for periods Ikort of a year, and
makes good loft by Fire front Lightning.
Infcrances due at Michaelmas mull be paid on orbefore the
14th day of OCtober next.
Propeals and Rates of Infurance delivered Gratis.
ROBERT SKELTON, See.
London, England, 1805-10-05

Mrs. CROUCH.

On Wednefday mnining; at Brighton. died Mrs.
C•-oach, late one of the chief Ornaments of Drury-lane
T.lcatre, whofe beauty and talents have been a fubjegl
for admiration and praift to every poet and Critic for
the laft 25 yt,ITS. The writer of this article was pre-
fent at her dell, and witneffed the early dawn of the
beauty, which for fo long a time thone with mitival-
, led fplenlour in the theatrical hemilphere. She was.
a Mils Phillips, the 'daughter of a Solicitor, who
mixed with his profefliginal purfuits, a regard for the
Fine Arts ; and who was the author of feveral parnph•
lets, which made a noife hi their clay. Mils Phillips,
at a very early age, difplayed fuch powers of voice,
and fuch a natural taße for mull; that he determined
to cultivate the talent. Mifs Phillips made her &ft
1 appearance in her eighteenth year, in the year of the
tints, 1780, in the character of Attatlaxe. Her ap•
pearance was that of a niet.for. It dazzled from
excels of brilliancy every fpedator. There was 110-
' thing koke.of and nothing lif\ened to but the excri7
Cicely beautiful Mifs Phillips—and certainly a more
captivating form, more fimple and unite /led in man-
ners, more graceful, and yet timid in deportment,'
never appeared on the Rage. She poffeffed the Mott
t ' fedudive exprefßon Without theermfcioufnefs of beau-
Ity, and with the mo!1 glowing firmnefs-and time of
health the blended the finelk delicacy of anion. Her
' fuccefs was unbounded. She made a fort of epoch
I in the Theatre and was purthed and idolized the
• town. She palled over to Ireland in the Summer,
• an it as equally a favourite there. Ina fkor t time
after the gave her handto aMr.Crouch, atnidfliipm in,
whole thowy perfon'and addrefs won her &It affec-
tions. The peculiar character of Mrs. Crouch, as
performer, was, that the joined talents almoft in
an equal degree, which are rarely to be met with in
the fame perfon—fhe was equally good as a lyric ar-
CC and as an aarefs. She was equally fuperior,
. both as a finger and a fpeaker ; and fhe-was the only
bemine of the huglilh Opera, who had the addrefs in
the dialegite, to keep up the impreflion and influence
which her long bad made. It was a rare and peculiar
exec Hence, for it belonged to herfelf alone.
For tome years pall, her fine powers have yielded'
to indifpofition ; and with the prudence which gnod
fenfe always didates, the retired from her profelfion.
Her chive powers, however, were not fubdued, and
The had a principal (hare in the planning, fitting up,
and concluding the Mufical Saloon of Mr. Kelly, to
whom her death will he an irreparable lofs. Her re-
fignation in her lag illnefs was molt exemplary. She
was told that her recovery was beyond the pourer of
human (kill. She then called to her bed-fide her
friends, told each of them what the withecl to be done
after her deceafe, and concluded by hefeeching that
they would think of it no more, but leave her to the
refignation of a contented fpirit. She died in her
44th year.
London, England, 1805-10-05

PORTSMOUTH-FOR PUBLIC SALL.

At the Sur and Garter Tavern, on Thurfday, the rath day of
Okiloher, tBos, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon,
ALL the Warlike Store, Ammuniti,,n, Pro-
vilions, &e. of the French National Brig Is Fa one, con •
demned as Prize to his Majefty's Ship Goliah, R. Barlow, and Ca-
rnal, B. W. Taylor, Efqrs. Commanders.
For viewing the fame, Catalogues, and further particulars, apply
two days before th.: Sale to N.Y. Rothery, F.fq. one of the Agents,
and JOHN MItIYI.P. Brolmr.
London, England, 1805-10-05

poßTsmouTti.-1.0P.. PUISLIIC 3A .c,

At the Star and Garter Tavern, on 'rhurtday, the soth day of
04.1oher, t Sot , at Ten &Clock, in the Forenoon,
'THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
121 Hoglheads Clayed Guadeloupe Sugar.
12 Ditto Brown Ditto.
And 20 Bales Guadalonpe Cotton.
Being part of the Cargo of the American Brig Eagle, detained
on a Voyage from New York to Cherbourg, by his Majelty's
Sloop Saracen, and legally conch-noted as a Prize in his Majefty's
High Court of Admiralty of England.
kor viewing,the fame, Catalogues, and further particulars, apply
two days before the Pale to N. P. Rothery. Efq. Agent.
JOHN MOYLE, Broker.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, SHOREHAM.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, -
- -

At the Cullom Houfe, at Shoreham, on fuefday the Bth day of
Odober,iBos, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
-rHEßroken-up HULLS, SAILS, CORDAGE,
-IL and other Materials of a Hog Boat, called the LIBERTY.
Two lar.'. Loggers, calkd the BEE, and the MARY, and Is
large BOATS.
And precifely at Three o'Clock In the Afternoon,
3t Gallons of Brandy, and 35 Gallons of Geneva,
Fur private Ole (only.
The fame having been feiacd and legally condemned.
Santples of the Spirits, and the Materials ahove-mention'ed, may
be ken at the Cultom-houfe, on the Morning of the Day of S.de...
London, England, 1805-10-05

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1805.

rlcTuALLaidolyzer, (Jahn
,*
THE COMMISSIONERS for FiGnhiLLING
L

HIS M47ES7rs Nalpr, do 6ml/eve Nair.
That on Friday next the Tub inftant, they will be ready to re-
ceive Tenders in writing (leafed up) and treat for THREE
THOUSAND BOLTS of FLAGS for the ufe of the Cooperage,
to N. aufwerable to Samples to be produced with the tenders; to be
delivered in the fpa.e of twelve months by regular monthly pro-
portions into His Majetty's Vic:hulling Stores at Deptford, and to
be paid tor by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date.
N. B. No Tander for a left quantity than Five Hundred Bohr
will be admitted. The Conditions of the Coutrad 'Maybe fern at
the Secretary's Office.

No regard :vitt he hal to my Tetukr in tobkb the price Ana sobl
kfferted i 4 word, at knob, or thaffiall am k deliveted h tie Board
before me erloti, on t& Paid Friday mart tire infimet,aor araili tdi
nobs makes the ?Imam or fiat Perloa ea bis Waif, auealdr, to
mojetvr whoa miledfir.

,
TO DAIPTOW WILLIAM DEAN.
MAR ant, Liverpool Packet Once, Sept. 1110.5.
AVE have the pleafure to inform you, the Owners
of the Bst.Lono Privateer, commanded by you, on a fix
months erotic, have.deared us to prefect you atilt One Hundred
Pounds, as a token of she high opinion they entertain (notsWith-
ltanding you have been unfuccefsful), of your good conduel and
zeal for the concern during the cruize.We are, Sir, yolk molt
obedient arrant., BAKE and BROWN.

To Mefrs. LAKE and BROWN, and Owners of the Baena.
No. tot, Liverpool, Sept. 24,1805.
Gee rtiseln-1 Panto acknowledr tour letter of tins day's
date; and mutt fay the handfome and liberal manner in which you
with the other Owners of the &Ilona, have been pleafed to teftify
your approbation of my eondu& leave. me quite at a lols how to
exprefs tnyfelf on the.ocsafmn ; but however inadequate t may be
to fuch an undertaking, I Mall ever feel the molt mortifying re•
gret that my exertions were not crowned with the faced*. due to
fuels liberal minds; and I am proud in haring the honour to fub•
(tribe myfelf your very obliged, and very faithful, humble fervent,
WM. DEAN.

PLYMOUTH.
FOR. SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
17E GOOD BRIG MARIA, borthen about
40 Tons, well found, takes the ground well, and in a con-
dition to be font to Sea at a trifling Expettee.
For an Inventory, or other Information, apply at the Counting
Houle of Mr. Edward Lync, Plymouth.
London, England, 1805-10-05

Timm R F.RGYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.

ON MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER i; 1805,
will he aete.l the Tragedy of
THE REVENGE.

Don Alonzo. Mr. C. KEMBLE,
(Being his Brlt appearance in that charaetoe.)
Don CWI4)% MT. BRUN TON.
Don Alvarez. Mr. MURRAY.
7..n0t. Mr. ICEMBLE.
Leonora, Mrs. LiTcHEIELD.
!lobelia, Mrs. HUMPHRIES.
To which will be added the Mufecal Farce of
OUT OF PLACE ;
Or, THE LAKE. OE LAUSANNE.

On Tuefday, Richard the 'I bird; King Richard, Mr. Cooke.
On Wedneiday, ifabella ; Ifahelia, Mrs. Sidaluns.
On Thurfday, The Poor Gentleman ; with Love A-la-Mode :
tie charadias of Frederick and 'Squire Groom by Mr. H. Lewis,
(bring i& 6rlt appearance ut London.)
On Friday. the Gantrfter; Mrs.

r Mrs. Siddons
London, England, 1805-10-05

Firft Appearance of MASTER WIGLhY, the MUSICAL
WUNI7I•.R !

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, WISTMINSTER BRIDGE,
Uudcr the Patronage of their Royal Highneffes the Prince of

Wales and Duke of York.
For the BENarr of Mr. SANDERSON,
Compofcr and Leader of the Band.
ON MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 7, will
be prefentcd, at a quarter paft tiz o'clock precifely,

- . .
A Grand Burietta S.pedacic, called.
THE MISTAKE; or, A MEETING at DOVER.

In which Mr. Montgomery, from the Royal Circus, will make
his firil appearance at this Theatre.
A favourite HORNPIPE by Mr. WlLson, pupil.of Mr. St. Pelr,
his firft appearance on any Stage.
After which the IA new Comic Pantomime, called
THE DIVING BELL.
Harlequin Mr. Ridgway Columbine Mrs. Wybrow,
and Clown Mr. Bradbury, his tit appearance.
Equeftrian Exercifes by Mr. Jeffries, Mailer Avery, and
Clan n. Mr. Porter.
In the courfe of the Evening will be fung the following SONGS :
The Tailor's Vindication, by Mr. Rofe, his aft appearance.
The Thorn, by Mr. Pyne, his tit appearance.
Scotch Ballad, by Mrs. M'Cartricy, her sit appearance.
The King, Lord Nelfon, and Britifh Tars, by Mr. Johannot.
The Negro Driver, by Mr. Sladcr.
Jerry Sneak's Gallant Defence of his Beautiful Maid, by Mr.
Johannot.
A new Hornpipe by Mailer Flexmore, his s R appearance.
Mr. Lawrence will go through his Trampoline Tricks, will throw
a Somerfet over a Giant 9 Feet high, and fly over 20 Grena-
diers with fixed Bayonets, and 6 Hurfes
The Mulical Wonder, Mailer Wigley, a child only s years old,.
will perform no the liven Hoare.
Pi a furprifing manner will go through the Military Duty, and
play a Concerto (compact: for the occafion by Mr. Sanderfon)
his Tone is allowed by all who have heard him to furpals every
thing ever attempted on the inftrument,and requires to bollard

to I.e believed.
The whole to conclude with that grand and rupee.) Sped'bele called
ZINGINA.
The Chinefe Princcfs by Mn. ATtley.
On account of the various autufenicnts forthe night, the doors
will be opened a quarter pad live, and begin a quarter pad fix.
N. B. Tickets fold under price at the doors will not be admitted.
Boxes 4s--Secuutl price as.—Pit ate—Second price IS. Gallery is.
Second price 6d.
Second price to commence at half-paft dglstt o'clock prccifely.
Places to be taken of Mr. Mobbs, at the Theatre, front to till 4.
London, England, 1805-10-05

TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,

On Tuefday the Bth of October next, at Fleven o'Cloek in the
Forenoon, at the Ship Inn, Dover,
ABOUT 10 Pipes, and Jo Hogtheads of Brandy,
of legal Strength.
Sold by Permiffirn of the Honourable the ContrnifSoners of the

Ctiit,inas and Excite, to defray falvage charges.
And immediately afterwards Will be Sold, for Exportation,
164 Pipe s, and 17 Hogihratis of Br •ntly.
Tieing the whole of the Cargo laved from the brig Eurydice, Capt.
C. T Gabrielfen, ftmnded at Dungcuefs. on the 4th of November
Taft, on her voyage from Valencia, bound to Embden.
And lturnedistely afterwards wi'l he fold,
6 Barrrlc Sugar, 137 flags Coffee and 12 HU.. Rum, Duty paid.
Being the reftnred part of :lie Cargo of the Brig Euods,O. Doane,

Matter.
Catalogues and Sanmlei may he had, and the Brandy tafted,by
application to :tears. Franc and Mina, Dover, on Saturday and
Monday 1,2 rre g the Sale.

SUSSEX.
TO AE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WEI.LER,
On Monday. the 7tli of Odoher, and the follos.ing Day,
THE Valuable Live and Dead STOCK on-1\11)11h
Wood l.adge and Broad Reed Farms, adjoining Stinited
Park, e.mfilting of sBo Wethers, Ewes, and Latish, a toe belt
Fo=.tli Down Stock , t.; molt capital Cart Herres, fix Wa—mnr.
right Carts, fax Rollers, fix Ploughs. right double and resell Jingle
Harrmvs, eight pair of Trace and fisteen of TMII Hams:t ;
Wattles, Hurdles, Sheep Cages, and various other Iniplcments of
Hufbandry.
**„ The whole of the Live and Dead Stock will be brought to
Broad Reed Farm ; and the Sale will begin at Tweiveo'elock.
Catalogues may be bad at the Pack Horfe, ; Black
Dog, Emfworth; Fountain, Portfmouth; George, Conon' ; An-
chor, I.iphuok ; White Lion, Guildford ; Anol, Adi hurit ;
Swan, Petworth ; Norfolk Awns, Arundel; Chapter Ciffee-houfe,
London ; of Meffrs. Butler, Solicitors, Havant ; and of Mr.
Weller, at his General Agency Office, Chicheßer.

DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE i N SCO IL AND.
TO BE LET,
--rHE Houk of CAMSTRADDAN, beautifully
fituated on the Banks of Lochlomond ; twelve miles' from
Dumbarton, and twen ty-feecn front GLifgow; with Offices, Gar •
dtn, Orchard, Lawn, and upwards of Forty Acres of excellent
Land. The Houle conffils of a Dining room. Drawing room,
five Bed-rooms, hefides Claes, Kitchen. s'autry, Cellar, uud good
accommodation for Servants. The Offices cool:ft ut a neat Three
Stall Stable, Cow bode, Coach-hunfe, Barn, Poultry and Coal.
hooks. The Furniture is entirely new, and very conipiete, and
may be bad at a valuation ; as alfu good Milch• Cows, so Head of
Sheep, Hay, Straw, Oats, and Potatoes, with various oth4r conve-
niences. The Poft from Dumbarton to Inverary palm every
day. The Leafs' to be fur one, two, or three years, as may be
agreed upon.
For further particulars apply to tht Proprietor, at Camftraddan,
Dumbartunthire, or Mr. George Dunlop, Writer, I,lloloirgh.
London, England, 1805-10-05

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVMND, Oct. 3.—Paired by the Mount Royal, Durr.:ll,
from Smyrna; Sarah, Findley, eon' TonnLagen; Dirt:Oar, New -
Dian, and the lunge janntni, linut, from Kouningfburg. Sailed
the Little Ben, Hart, for St. Michael's.
Mow/an—At Jamaica, the Atkiufon, Green; Lord Middle.
ten, 1 law kins ; Reliance, Davidfon ; Lincoln, Bruton ; VlcliStudc,
Stout ; Harlequin, WiWen ; Jane, Whit. ; Amphion, George ;
Sir God.rey Webfkr, ; Champion, Thompfon ; inikfatiga-
Mc, Weir Merlin, Rand; London, Stafford ; Richard, Ptrring ;
NortLemberland, Gibhs ; Crcfcent, Ha.dden ; and the Monarch,
Cannock, front London ; Favourite, Vcry ; Country Squire,
Barnes ; and the Tiviot, —, from Ncwcattle ; Diana, Hayes,
bum Africa; Dublin, Grantham, from Whitby; Mary Ann,
from Glafgow ; Aimwtll, Richmond; acd the City of Lon-
don, lamb, front Leith.

The Ocean, lately arrived from Botany Bay and
China, fpnke, on the 25th of May, in lat. 36• long.
27. 3c. the Lord Duncan and the Walpole outward-
L)und Raft Indiamen.

The Mode, BALER, frrm BriQol, fprung a leak,
and put into Lucca (Jamaica) about the cad of
June, with four tat water is her hold.
London, England, 1805-10-05

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
ON MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER. 7, aos,
will be aged the Tragedy of
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Romeo, Mr. EI.LISTON.
Mereutio, Mr. BANNISTER.
Juliet, Mrs. H. SIDOONS,
Nurfe, Mts. SPARKS
-I Mt I. a Varquerade Scene In At V. a Funeral ProctlEnn to
t! Monument of the Capulets. With a Dirge eompored by
the laze Mr. Linky.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE DEVIL To PAY.
Jobtott, Mr. BANNIgTE.R.
Nell, Mrs. JORDAN.
Evening—The Conitant Coopfe; with A Hoak to beAlld•
London, England, 1805-09-20

'O-MOR ROW EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2!,
their Majeties Servants will perform the Play of
KING HENRY THE FOURTH.
Sir John Falftaff, Mr. STEPHEN KEMBLE,
( \tau is ergsged at this Theatre for three nights only.)
King Henry, Mr. WROUGHTON.
Prince of Wales, Mr. H. SIDDONS,
(Being his firit appearance on this Rage.)
Hotfplsr, Mr. ELLISTON.
Carriers, MeTn. MATHEWS and WEWITZER.
Francis, Mr. COLLINS.
Lady Percy, Mrs POWELL
Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. SPARKS.
To which will be added the Farce of
THE LYING VALET.
Gaylefs, Mr. HOLLAND.
Sharp, Mr. COI.I.INS.
Juftice Guide, Mr. MADDOC.KS.
Meliffa, (ftrlt time) Mifs BOYCE.
Kitty Pry, Bids MELLON.
Mrs. Gadabout, Mrs. SPARKS.
The Doors to he opened at half paft five, and begin at half pall fix.
Men for Oa Boxes to be taken of Mr. Foibrook at the Boz-
o:1)16.e in Little Ruffen ftreet.
•,,• Mr and Mrs. Dormer, who made their firft appearance IA
night, were received with untierfal approbation and great applaufe.
On Tuefday, the Tragedy of Romeo and.juliet. Romeo, Mr.
Ellißon; Mercutio, Mr. Bannitter ; polio, Mrs. H. Skidoos,
being her frit appearance on this Rage. With Matrimony.
On Thurfday, The Citizen.
On Saturday, the School for Scandal.
The Young Rofcius, Mr, Braham, Signora Storace, and Ma-
rlow-411c Parifot, are engaged at this Theatre.

THE ONLY OPPORTUNITY OF GAINING A FORTUNE
BY THE LOT'T'ERY IN THE PRESENT YEAR.
ON MONDAY the 3oth of THIS MONTH, the
STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING.
-SCHEME.
3 Prizes of £20.000 are £ 63.330
3 13,000 . 30,030
3 s.OOO IsAoo
4 apoo Spoo
6 .-- spoo .. Loco
] 3 - SOO - 3,000
33 ~w 100 - 3p30
63 so 3,000
4500 20 - 93.000
3,000 Firft-drawn Blanks/
to each .. 33,000 entitled to
7,619 Benefits

tzs,coo Tick a,. £ asc,coo
The Full-drawn Ticket, ph Day Lict,ooo
Ditto - - et's Day aopoo
Ditto - - yth Day spzo
Are part of the above Capitate.
NO OTHER LOTTERY CAN BI DRAWN THIS YEAR.

Half
0 uarter
....

Price of a Tkiket Lis, 13 0
10 00 I Eighth •
- 5 1 0 Sixteenth -

2lt 0
I 5 6

No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS.

rrBISH refpeafully acquaints the Nobility, Gen-
• try, and Public in general, that he is felling Tickets and
a rev, in great variety, for the Lottery that begins drawing ths 30th
o. THIS MONTH ; and hopes the uncommon fuceeh and pune-
t.tality that has dillinguilbed his offices for feverai years,will infure
L. 1.1 a continuance of their favours.

•.' All burieds in the Public Finds ungraded with Adelity

No. 26, Cornbill, No. 32, Charing Crofs, and
Sr. MARGARET's HILL, &roue'.

HORNSBY and Co. refpedlfully acquaint the No
bilitv, Gentry, and the Public in general, that they may be
fupplied with Tickets and Shares, in great variety of Numbers,
and at the lowell Prices, at either of the above State Lottery Offices.
Prizes raid on demand, whether a 20i. nr
Orders by Mail Guard, Carrier, or Polt, executed on the fame
terms as If prtfent.
The Lottery begins Drawing the 30th of this month.
London, England, 1805-10-02

YHE AMR KRIS.

CORN EXCHANGE. MARK-LANE, OCT. r.
This day there :ire feveral frefh arr vals of Whcat,
NI% III; much foreign on band,'new coming to market,'
ra Ites a dullnefs of Sale—Fine fcarcely keeps its price,
cther qualizies are cheaper—Good new. Rye for feed,
at 40s. per quarter—The Barley and Malt trade is
heavy,
sat left,—White Peas and Beans of each fort
fc .recly maintain their price; at few famples of.
GI ey Peas at hand, for which high prices are aiked—
Not many Oat arrivals, and this Trade hardly fop.
po: to latt price—Flour inclines lower : fine at
per lack nominal ly.

CENZRAL CURIENCY AS UUDIER
SEhrtop 50S. 64.3. 8o per qr.. Grcy Pcafe 40$ 461.,
Fits l ittn. 82s. 86, od. Beans, 483 543.
1, ye ew).43s. 36a. od. Tick Ditto 40$. 483. od
:darley.3-•. 41. od Oats, 243-305. 343.
Mast, 7sa. 735. chl. Poland ditto 355. 36s 64.
White Peak. cos. s6s. oi!. Rape Seed, 37L 411. pc: tan.

rgicc OT FLOUR.
Fine Flour lot. to 745. Sc.oads 655. to 704. per fack.

IVL\DSOR, OCTvBER i.

We begin to make preparations for, the return of
our truly helove.4 Sovereign here. His favoutites
the Rvyal Horie Guards (Blues) are preparing by
field da' s, under Crilonei Donis?. ; the Cavalry bar-
rack will bt enlarged, fo as to accommodate the
whole of that fine Regiment ; fo that the troops hi-
therto quartered in Staines, Egham, and WindCor
town, will now be withdrawn. We expect our old
favourites and friends the Stafford Militia here again
in a few days, from Pnrtfmouth : they now mullet
'350 men, fo that we [hall be all gaiety throughout
the winter.
London, England, 1805-10-02

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

Gr. aye stun, OCTOBER z.—Palled by the February, Brown-
flow ; and the Chriftiana, Anderfon, from Dantzic ; Charlotte
Barry, from Gravelines; Zephyrus, --, and the Friends, Wray;
irons Archangel • Apollo, Robertfon, from Cork ; Emanuel, Palms'
and the Favourite, Carifon, from Norway.—Salled the Belle
picket, Fogge, tor India ; and the Do:phin, Frazer, for Lifhon.
Ms iv co—At Chadian; the Rebecca, Hindmarlh, from Riga.—
At Briltul, Edward, Ward, from Petetfburgh—Off Beachy, the
Michael; Stoafe, from St. Bartholomew's—At Plymouth, Samari-
tan, Lews, from Petcrflaurgh—At Mika, Indefatigable. Lobbett,
from Peterfburgh—in Wync River, Hawthorn, trom Peter&
burgh—At Dublin, Ann and Maria, Peterfborgh—At
St. Thomas's, Dorris, --, from Embden.
The Alice, Rooke, from Newfoundland for Poole, and the Ann
and Betfey, of Liverpool, arc captured by the San Pedro, Spanifh
privateer, and cArried into Bourdeauz.
. .

A Spatiifh privateer captured an Englifh xebec, laden with to-
bacco, armed with two gun., and 20 mn.
The Bctfey, liatherick, from St. Thomas's for Liverpool, that
was on lhore on the coact of Ireland, is got off, and Is arrived at
Kinfale.

The Braderine, Runts, and Lorenz, from London for
Plymouth, are loft off Margate.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The Dilator for the capture of the Catharina Maria, tft De-
cember, 1799. will he paid on Tuefday next, the Bth init. at No.
tB, Clement's-Inn, and every Tuelday and Friday for three years
to come.

To the bomb Explotion, for the capture of the Poftillion, 3 rft
July, tBe4, a dill' ibution will be made on board her at Dungeneft,
en Friday the 4th intl. or as loon after as the may arrive at that
anchorage, and every Tuefday and Friday for three years to come.
Payment will be made on board the gun-brig Growler, at Ply-
mouth. for the French gun-brig No. 193, captured the 12th of
Fcbrnury tBos, and Pinnaces, Nos. 443 and 430, captured the
23th of March isos ; and afterwards at No. 22, Arundel-ltreet,
Strand.

Monthly Statement of the Diftribution of the
Mtn NAval Forge, to the Ilk of OCtober :
Zane. 30', Frt. Bp.tee.7 A
to 44'3.
. . 19 1 32 88 140
4 3 4 3 14
24 2 31 100 157
13 4 16 130 163

In port and fitting,

Guurdfhips -
lathe EngLifh and kid% Channels

In the D;wns and North Seas

At the Weft India Inands,and on
the PaWage 3 3 13 25
nutie aft ation 2 • 6 24
Anitlfra a Newfqundfand Rations 4 2 re 17
raft Indict, and on the Pe.ffage - 8 I 13 10
Coaft of Africa • oar x
Spain, Portugal and Gilwlltar - o o 0 1
In the Mediterranean &on rake so o to 15
With tinted Orders - 0 • 0 0
liorpital and Prifon fhips 15 2 2 1
Secret Expedition 2 1 I

Total is Commit& ea • 124 19 139 416

Receiving - - 3 4 5 3
Serviceable, and repairing for fer-
vice - 17 3 2% 4
in Ordinary - - ,3 jg i 6 24
Buildiag - - - - 16 2 14 26

Total - 193 41 196 473
ITATI Of 'At ORDINARY AT LACK Po IT.
Porttmouth • - - 11 3 I 9
Plymouth - - 13 5 la 3
Chatham - - - 11 7 $ 4
Shcernele - - - - L 3 4 5
RiYO/ - 4 4 9 S

TKlk 4g as 43 46
London, England, 1805-12-30

FROM THS CEYLON GAZETTE. MARCH 6.

Intelligence having been received, that the enemy
was collating in force at Ronnie apd in its neigh-
bourhood, Major Du MN, of his Majefty's Si ft regi-
ment, was difpatthed to that place, on Saturday the
22d ult, with a force, confiding of ago firelocks, whiz
a proportion of artillery.
Brigade Major Coseattooc. of the Royal Artillery
drew up the river ; at the fame time two gut, boats,
carrying the one a five and a half inch howitzer, and
the other a three-pounder.
The Commander of the Forces being defirous to
fee that part of the frontier, left Columbo, attended
by his Staff, on Monday morning, the t sth ult. and
joined Major Dualsx's detachment, at Sellawack,
on the 24th ult.
That detachment reachedßooanellee without oppcs
fition, on the 25th ult. and the gun beats, without
any moleftation from the enemy, confiderable impe-
diments from the lownefs of the water in the river,
on the 26th, at night.
The Candians had already evacuated Rooanellee.
and fallen back to the mountains, between that place
and Candy; but Major Duke's, by a night march,
fucceected in furpriling an advanced poft ofthe enemy
at the diftance of about ten miles from Rooanellee.
Mr. Ewalt, Governor of Fort Marlborough, was
expelled to be recalled from that fettlement, when the
latl (hips left that as Mr. PARRY, a civil fer.
vane on the Bengal eflablifhment, had, it was repott-
ed, been appointed to that Ration.
The fpicc plantations at Foi t Marlborough, by the
lateft accounts, were in a high date of cultivation and
luxuriance ; and it was expelled, that in two years at
fartheß, there would be a fufficient quantity of nut.'
mega, &c. in perfeition, to export from thence to this
country, which might in fold at a very moderate price,
aad prevent fo neceffary an article from being mono.
polized by foreigners, with a view of enhancing its
value; in cafe the Banda iflands thould ever be con-
tinued in poffeffion of the Dutch.
The objea of the expedition being thus anfwered,
by driving the enemy from our frontiers. the army
returned, without any lots, to Columba, on the ad
init. and we uud, from the excellent case taken of
the foldiers, and their healthy appearance. that few
of them will Infer from the fever, which is preva-
lent at this feafon in the interior of the country, but
not by any means with die fun vivkam u in the
two lalt years.

LONDON.

ar-Admiral Dtruanota's Letter, containing a Vindication of
his condo& in the Battle of Trafalgar, has been received, mat
will appear tomorrow, if poffiltie, fa the Brit day we can dad
room

MONDAY. DECEMBER go.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Confide, for opg. 64--Rodaced 59I—O.sA*
Drum Die. 13.--.5 per Cent. Gov.Deb.y4t
Exchange ...Dublin os Loadaap is a Isl.
London, England, 1805-12-30

TO IHE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

Sia—Having read in your Paper, the SrA,. &if
Ike apast:/b Officer, who failed in my veffel the Ocsaii;
from this port to Lifison, tfid not Jervis to take ot,itb
tbe;tt by force fevered article: svitkout payiaz for them, I
mutt beg that you will have the goodnefs to con-
tradit the affertion, as it is unfoUnded. The
Officer .and people who boarded me from the
French frigate La Compri, one of the fquadron 1
fall in with on my paliAge home, robbed the Ocean
of many artteles ; and this I prefume, mutt have oe-
cafioned the above usißake, which I with to hare
correCted:
I am, Sir, your molt obedient fervant,
G so. Plats a, Matter, Snow Ocean.
Plythoitth, December ss, egos.

„*„ We are much obliged toiCaptain Peaks for
the above information. The rnittake, we have no
doubt, originated in the circumitance he has Rated,
having b2eu impetfatly communicated to us froze
Plymouth.

THE MARKET IC.

CORN EXCHANGE. MARX-LANE, DEC. so.
The arrivals of Wheat to-da7 torus but aii ineori-
fiderable fupply, having many buyers early is the
day, fates were made at as. and 3s. pet qr. higher,
but afterwards gave way. Barley in good !apply.
spd prime famples keep their price. Milt alto--,
White and Grey Peas in abundance, and each are
cheaper. Old Beans bat few hire. The fupplies
of Oats are large, and the demand canfes files
nearly at lati price Flour without Aeration.
London, England, 1805-12-30

DR. NORRIb'S DROPS.

THE Genuine Medicine is diflinguifited by the
name of " Thomas Norris Moore," engraved by favour of
his Majelty's Commiffi.ners on the (tamp round each bottle....
The feriout attention of the Public is foliated to the abarstlmper-
tant information, as it not limply concerns the charadler of a Mc.
dlcitie, whofe virtues have good eke telt of long experience, but is
of cifc-aial conforience to the health of the prefent and riling ge-
nera:VT, many evils having affect from the impoltion of a den.
gere•.o counterfeit.
'fie following Extra& of a Later is offered to public °Nitre-
t as it places not only the efficacy, but foray, of this valuable
t, • in a itriking point of view :
In the beginning of March, 1801, a fearlet fever raged with
r at violence, chicly confined to children: The (implants were
violent lands, a lax, fidlowed by an eruption of red (pots all
over the body, which the more they came nut inereafed the fever,
retd ufually terminated fatally in Lc or fever days. I war applied
to b? the poo- of the with I lived in, where, though effendi one,
children died within a &net fpace. Knowing, from experience,
the great efficacy of Ur. Norrit's Drops, f bad recoil* to them,
acti a at the happy nit Alls, under Goo, of Laving the lives of more
that: thirt7—not .it.c died ur0....r my eine. In fame cafes the pa trid
Irroptunis were fo alarming as to recuire the Medicine with very
little adalteration, every boor ; bill with the aid of diluting
rPo a I,crfpiratiost was produced, when danger ceafed.
" I Mall at all times feel a pleafure In attesting tbh important
La. and confider the publication of It as a duty to fotiety ; its all
difordert of children (particularly putrid) I have ever footed It as
fi.ecific." (Signal) S. CHAUNCEY.
" Ayu:t Si Peter's, Mau."
'I be family betties, :so. to be had only at the Doitor's hook,
Vo. 29, Lower troidi.itrcet ; where orders for exportation MC
duly esccwed. Smaller bottles, at I to. anti se. 9d. fold wideak
aid teta.i, by Mega. Bacon and CO. No. s jo, Oifelr+itirt•
London, England, 1805-12-30

EAST INDIES.

By letters received from Bombay by the left Mips
we learn, that the China voyage of the flips lately
arrived there has this year proved particularly advan-
tageous. Sugar was dear and fcarce, owing to the
failure of that crop in many parts of the country, and
little of that article has been purchafed. Cotton and
opium fold at great prices. It may aford Come con-
fnlation to thofe political economilis who foretold that
China would fpeedily (wallow up the greateß part of
the fpecie of the Weft, to learn, that this year very
great quantities of fpecie, both in Myer and gold,
have been brought from Canton. The truth is, that
formerly we had few commodities to fend the Chinefe
which they wanted, and the balance 'visit us was
obliged to be difcharged in hard caul. The great
increafe of the cotton and opium trade, with the di-
minilbed quantity of fugar purchafed, has produced
a confiderable change, and this feafon has turned the
balance in favour of foreign merchants. Should a
fimilar circumftance continue to operate for any
length of time, it might perhaps produce a further
diminution in the value of the precious metals in
Europe.
London, England, 1805-12-30

WEST INDIES.

We have jolt received a letter from our Corre-
(pendent in the Wet Indies, dated Barbadoes, the
loth of November.
We are extremely happy to learn that the mortali-
ty and the ficknefs have perfeetly flopped in that
Ifland. The troops at Barbadoes are now in a molt
healthy Rate. Since March laft, when they landed
on the ifland, the 15th regiment loft t t officers, 280
men, and 6o women at Barbadoes.
The 96th regiment came oat at the fame time
with the 15th ; their lots at Antigua has been only
five officers and 160 privates.
At Grenada the both regiment continues to lofe
many officers and men, as does the 9oth regiment at
the itland of St. Vincent's.
The troops at Trinidad and the other iflands con-
tinue very healthy.

c
London, England, 1805-12-30

AFRICA.

We have been Sewn a letter from Corte, 'it is
dated the 25th of November, and it announces the
welcome intelligence that the Garrifon and Settlers
are in a molt healthy Rate. The Royal African corps
has loft no Officer fince lag feafon, when the Affitkant
Surgeon died. His Majeßy'sthips on the Ration are
nearly as healthy as the Garrifon of Goree; the Arab
and Favourite had' jug arrived. The Arab ent out
feveral (mall veffels from the Hands, as the went
along the coati : the took one very rich prize at yea,
a Portugnefe vele', with gold images for the cborchess
and a confiderable quantity of gold, in bar—the had
been taken by a French privateer two months before,
and the had i French prise•maßer on board, when
Captain MIXWILL was fo very fortunate as to fall in'
with her.—The Royal African corps is now com-
manded by the Major at Goree, Col. nasal' being
appointed to the Staff in the Well Indies.
A letter dated the 23d of November Pays—"' The
Hass frigate, and the Favottarrs and ARAB Coops
of war, were lately here ; the latter Otip is Rationed
here, fo that we may exiled a clear coalt."
London, England, 1805-12-30

Frooaths LONDON GAZkITL, December 28.

SECRITAIT OP STATE'S nTVICI, WHITEHALL,
DEC. 28, sßos.
The Commanding Officers of thofe Volunteers
Corps in the metropolis and its vicinity, who are
defuons of °Erving their Cervices in attendance at the
Funeral of the late Vice Admiral Lord Vercount
Ntesnis, are requefled to notify the fame to the Ad-
jutant General, at his Office, Horfe Guards, on or
before I'hurfday, the 2d of January next, tranfmit-
sing, at the fame time, the probable effeaive flreugth
of their refpedive corps on that occalion.
London, England, 1805-12-30

THE ARMISTICE.

It was figned on the part of Auftria by Prince
Ltorressrats, and on the part of France by Genes

ral Brarazaa.

It is dated the 4th, and on the face of it appears,
to have been agreed upon by the Emperors of Gea•
MANI and Titmice in perfon.
The French army is to proferve its poritions in ADC.
iris, is the Tyrol, in Carinthia, in Bohemia, in
Hungary, Sm. &c.

The Ruffian army is to retire by a route•and by
marches to be pointed out to them, beyond Alibis*
Poland in fifteen days, and Galicia in a month.

The Marian Government is Nit to make any levy
of troops in Bohemia or in Hungary.
The Armiltice is to continue till the concluGon of
a feparate Peace between Maria and France, or till
the rupture of the pegociations now carrying on to
that effett.

Fifteen days notice !ball be given of the detervinv
tion of either party to break the Armiftice.

Such is the fubßance of the Artniflice—All tht
other details, though they may gratify the cutiofity
of thole who can be gratified with trines. even when
threatened with the molt imminent danger. May be
contdercd as of minor importance.

The Emperors Favicis and Napos.aos bad an in.
tet view, whether in s mill at where elle, is of nom,.
agent. Naroieos apologifed for receiving the Em-
peror of GIZIRANT info mean a pint ; but added, it
has been my place of refidence for the left ten days.
To this the Emperor Fasscas is Rated to have re•
plied, " that Natocaow might be well contented with
any refidence in which he had performed In much."

The Emperor of AOATZIA after *Ting agreed to
the Armatice, is cid to have requeited leave to ex-
tend it to the Ruffians. NA?ot.zoN Waved, that
he had fo completely furrounded than, that not a
man co* efcape; but that from his tepee for the
Emperor Astxamuia, be would fend General Ss-
, VALY to him, intimating bis with to put as end Vs
the calamities pf war, and to open a way for the re-
treat of the Ruffians.

General SWIM, on being introduced to the Em-
peror ALMS/ORR was received in the moft gracient
manner. He is laid to have exprefted the highe(t
admiration of the Emperor NAPOLEVN. General
SAVAIT obferved, 44 that it was the fortieth battle
which his Sovereign had gained ," to which the Em•
peror ALaxatirosa is Paid to have replied, ‘4 that it
was the firft in which he wai. engaged." When it
was Aced what guarantee the Emperor NsroLsos
would require 2 SAVAILT replied, 4‘ Only your wouno
Sirs P'

From all that has been allowed to tranfpire of the

contents of the journals received by Government, no
reaibnabl• doubt can bs entertained that u armillice

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