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?tidy next Week will be publilbed, ACONCISE VIEW of the prefent Stare of the QIES I lON, regarding the ABO LI PION d the SLAVE ' TRADh, announccd for Difeaffion In Parliament Printed for J. ilataiard, Piccadilly; and Longman and Rea, Paternoßer row. HISTORY OF THE MAHRAITA WAR. By Authority of the Marquis of W r. This day were publifhed, With all the Military Plana, neatly coloured, price Ili. Is T OTES relative to the late TRANSACTIONS in the MAHRATTA EMPIRR. Printed for John Stockdade, 18r, Pieradfoy. Plan may be had feparatdy. pdoe 6d. • Tbls day was publilbed, bl Ural Octave. price il iw is estra Boards, The Sword Volume, for ilioj, of 'THE ANNUAL REVIEW, and HISTORY LTTBRATCRE; eentaining a Critical Analyre; of all the Works publiflied during the Year 1803, arranged in Chuptem, airrefpooding with the various branches of Human Knowledge, each of whit* la preceded by an Higloried Introduetion. A. AIKIN. Editor. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rea, 39, Pateroofter.row. 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Me JUVENILE PLUTARCH, contasttsat the &Auer* I.4,beeteen el retraordthery ChtUrrs, with Ades plies as 64. ag. Dr. MAYOR', Fnglsat gprlli^t beets. uts.verf..ll, rammed the he* eittslS.rtet It CA with Err st atitmrt.it re !s %rah. so. AY Dr. MAYOR'. edict valeatit M get.. he. Stat.Al Nelms AheAretest el PLAarsb. Ctglical Poetry, Natural Hillery, tee • verrel liteary. 2! wok etc. Ike. UM:1;1s . aer fappleed ate with air 110144, Qaa t. Q.. 116. &A. oh tit i•IPIPA 'WM FR47'CI. PARIS. APRIL The Corps of Voltigeurs will confiß of sumo men, taken from confcripts, ender the fiat decreed for the regiments of the line, and of the years 9, to, tt, and is. A certain number is to be attached to each army, and their pay is to be the fame as that of grenadiers. Their arms are a Ilion mufket, fuch as as ufed by the Tyrolian Sharp Shooters, one cafe of piftols, two daggers, and a wort (word. The young Franiuni, fun to the pafon who, with a company of Voltigeurs or tumblers and horfemen, has occupied the Theatre of Miley in this city, is appointed a Colonel of this corps j he has under him feveral of his father's pupils, as officers. Their drefs is a Mort jacket, and pantaloons, of bottle-green colour, wi t h. out lining ; no waificoat, or flocking', their pants. loons coming down into their (hoes with feet fixed to them. The cloth is of the lighteß kind, or what is called Silefian cloth. The rumour that VISTIIS wi:s appointed a General of this corps is unfounded. Government has permitted the performance of the Roman Catholic Worffiip in fix private chapels, and in thirteen chapels belonging to the Hofpitals of the city of Ghent. Of the cattle which Government has errug.',l in Holland and Switzerland, t,tcro heads are destined to be tliftributed gratis among the unfortunate in. habitants of La Vendee. Before the revolution, th;s country was famous for its cows and oxen, of which feveral tboofand beads every year were fold to we neighbouring provinces, and afterwards carried to the Paris market. The civil wars have not only de. populated the country, bat deprived the few ref:saw n inhabitants of this natural refource of fuhfiliance and traffic. The Fier,. Comsat.. ahrayiattentise to the welfare even of the moll sograteful of departments, has therefore ordered tbefe 4,200 beads of edgers cattle to be given to the citiaeus of La Vendee. The prefeas and"fub-prefeds-have orders to give a preference to known patriots and purehafers of natioaat property. It is fled, that the Council of State is now deliberat ing on a plan to inmate the population of La Ven dee,by diliributing the yet unfold national castes and fore& in that department among patriotic families from the other departments.---(Le Galva, Fretreit.) A plan has been prefented to the hfiniller of the Marine Department, which he has laid before the Fetter Coasts, for his approbation, to relic a corps of Swimmers, from the children of Colors. They are to be educated at the erpence of the Republic, to learn to (swim, to plunge. to climb the fide of a Quip, and to board. From the age of is to as, they swill be obliged to ferve their country; after that period they are at liberty to difpofe of theaufelves. Twenty-five or fifty of them are to be on board cads man of war, and they are to receive the double pay of fedora. Their arms are (word, a dagger, and a boarding axe. In mat, impenetrable to water, they arp to hare Come combußible matters to be ufed as occafion requires or prefents itfelf. Their number is propofed to be 12,cr00, diaributed and initialed is twenty-four of our principal fea-ports.—CLeParldeife.) Mantas DIPAITKINT—The Commilfary General of Commercial Relations of the French Republic, at Lillian, to the Miniller of the Marine and Colonises _ _ lAlbon, ILO 111, Irk year of the Ramielle. Citizen here honour to inform you, that, is the night of the tech In& friary &pa belonging to an Engles con voy, was wrecked 11111 the malt of Portopl, near to ripen ; 35 nenv.haet tips, and tbe Araks frigate, of 36 pens (which convoy ed the Mort), are loft, wide more titan ocso perfona, frown and primp= This lest was bound to Jamaica; and, kls laid, was richly Wm. The kerma laved from the fitik attribute this event to els Captain of the frigate ; who, slt warned by the merchant seals that be was moms: the Store. admired, that be would fink the Grft veffel that attempted to leap its coterie,. I have net learned what Is become of the left of the convoy. I have the honour to falote Tot, (S goad) saavasza. The Medea privateer, of jerky, was wrecked on the rsth of April, upon a rock near the Glenans: the Captain and the crew, confifling of s 6 men, got afhore upon the iflands, and were made prifoners by a detachment of the flotilla, commanded by Lieute nant Merefquier. The Fortune, another Englifh privateer, got on fhore near Leghorn, on the 31R of March : 13 fee• men, being a part of her crew, were laved and made prifoners. PARLIAMENT:Mr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE DI LORDS, FRIDAY, MAY is In the Appeal from the Court of Exchequer Clamber in Ireland. Rowe e. Power, Counfel were beard on the part of the Appellant. The further bearing was deferred until Monday. The Additional Importation Duty, the Solway Fri.h Fllherf. end the ATl(floury Rills, was brought up from the Camosipos, sad rood a flrft time. Mr. LeriltAll T. Secretary to the Commlfilociere for Naval Le *ploy. pyre/iced at the Bar the Sixth Report of that Commdriee. which, on the motion at Lard WALSINGHAM, was ordered to be printed: lotinsow, from the 05ce of the Chief Secretary in Ireland, pretended an Account of the State of tee Gaols In Ireland. Lord HAWKESEURY brought down a Medage from his Moldy, relatin to the grant of an Army ty of t scoL per annum to VlfeowrefislCltwanfea of Ireland. Ordered to be taken into conaderoctoo on Monday. Lord AUCKLAND moved, that a Meffage thould be lent to the Omissions, &thing a Copy of the Minutes of the Evidence upon which the Bid for mending the right of Median in the Bo ronglsot Ayleibury had been pallid. CNaSOI 011 The Marquis of STAFFORD.—.‘ My Lords. (ince laft I had the honour of addreffing you, a change, I eaderßand, has taken place in his Maje y's Councils.—(Lord Hawkefbury nodded affcnt.)—l ■m informed a new Administration is about to be formed; an Admitiiltration, I am afraid, not forced upon that bread and estenfive barn, which would in• elude all the talent and ability of the country ; but it will include a Right Honourable Member of another Houfe, a Right Honourable Friend of mine, in whole talents and abilities I place the greatelt re liance, and whofe merits are known to your Lord- Ships. He has of late directed his attention is a par ticular manner to the defence ler this country, against the gigantic efforts of the enemy. He way ke truly rad • :ems rd'relleel. (The Lord Chancellor bowed.) Upon this ground, with your Lordthip's permilLon, I Shall withdraw tite motion I felt it incumbent on me more than once to postpone. The OrJcr of the Day sir fumnwming their Lord flips was then teadjort.fwase, and discharged. HOUSI Or LUNINIONS This being tb. iuy bud f 7 r - th-ap - po7aten " ent of a Committee, to try and determine the maul ot the Lakeord Lleaion, the lire AIMS proceeded to COOP t the Hoare at 4 **do& hot there Wing tor'! f 7 Meentern preheat, the ballot mold set proceed. 1 0 'benders die Hoofs odpeenad