Star. — London, England, 1803-11-24 00:00:00

,:( . - ,f,. '?--,,,.--.•(' 'le.' (ISI' ~-.. L. • ..{ ~ , • -:••• . Tr. ,',. 4 r .-• 11 N 3 'N ' - Q 1 1 : 1 . -4.• N , - •,, , e • -..°' ... rat - 1-. . _ It• I X, " - ‘l' t • ~ E°) 41 f ..\- A \ / 1 . . ....... .A, iai.-1 'l l 7 ' t. ... )) N, Q__ ... itil l r . ,4qi4_ . . .4. 4 ,t,- 6 ,....; ~. , r t;,,,,....-., ,: ~,.....,' . <c_ ,0 „---,.....- ./.1 _ 1 f THURSDAY, NQ r 4, iBo3. NUMBER 46471 LPILE:E THEIATRE ROYAL, DRURY•LANR. TO MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, a will bepettonned the New Cninedv,iii Five Ads, celled HEARTS OF OAK. The Charadters by Ittorrs. DOWTON. POPE. BANNISTER. jun. DE CAMP. HOLLAND. JOHNSTONE, COOKE, EVANS, Arc. Mn. POWLU.L. Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, . Mn. MARLOWE, Mi.- SPARKS. The Prologue to be fpoken by Mr. DE CAMP. The Epilogue by Mrs. ANSELL. To which will be added the Farce, called OF AGE TO MORROW. This Evening Hearts of Oak ; A Morrice Danee, sad the hornpipe from the Corfair ; wish the Spoil. Child. On Saturday—Tile Wife of iwo Hufb.inds. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PATRIOTIC FUND. TO -MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 35, will be ailed SbakflieFe'sHiltorlcal Play of KING HENRY THE FIF n 4 ; Or THE comwes r OF Fith.NCE. Xing Kew, the Kfth, Mr. KEMBI.F. ; Charlei, King of France, Mr. CORY; Duke of Ginlter, Mr. C. KEMBLE; The Dauphin Mr. BRUNTON; Trebel, Qeen of France, Mils CHAKMAN; Price ds Katharine, Mrs. Sr. LEGER. After the Play,. An OCCASIONAL ADORES.; to the VOLUNTEERS, To he (Patten by Mr. C.KEMBLE. To which will be added Dryden's Dramatic Otera of ARTHUR AND EMMELINL. Ibis Evening—Venice Prefered; with Raifing the Wind. On Saturday, the Tragedy of 'Cabala; ifandla, Mrs. Siddons. This day was pi:birthed. price as. 6d. THE WIFE WITH TWO HUSBANDS; a Hay. in Three Aar ; from the Preach, Di Mits GUNNING. Landon : Printed fee H. D. Symakis, Ne so, Paternelten.row. CHEAPSIDE, NOV. 23, 3803. 4'ESSRS. J. and J. BOYDELL beg leave t.) form their friends and the Public. that having completed their various large and cite:Mee undertakings, they hare reigned their buinefs in favour of J. N BOYDELL and Co. by whoa. in donut. k will be carried an. Stich perfona who have any claims to make on the late firm, will fend an account thereof to Medi;. Crowder and Lanie, Frederick's Place, Old Jewry ; and theft ir &bud to that ciliate will pay the fame to them. or to J. N. BOY. wets and Co. N. B. The Subferibers to their late Works; who have not taken up their Numbers regularly. are requdked to fend for them either so the Shakfpeare Gallery, Pall-Mall, or to No. pet, Cheapade. The Medal for the Subferibus to the SNAIL/FL %RR, who bare taken up their Nambers, will be delivered with the Supplementary Number early in the Spring, what a Lift of the Sabfcribers will be jpetdilbed and added to the Work. GARTON informs Isis numerous Cußnmers in .0- in Parts of the United Kingdom, that be cootie= m have the ktrgeft Alfortment of t►e PATENT COTTON THREAD, and the linen in The World. His beautiful MARKING COTTON is now univerfally sled in the room of Silk. it would he numb la mented fo deist an Article °scold get Into had repute, by felliµg a *urines fort; to prevent wh:eh the Public will utif rye, all his Cotton Thread is wrapped in at one Suww-coloured Paper, with the Words in the Water-mark, the fame as In Dank-mow, ..G•11. TON a PATIN f COTTON." Merchants, Shopkeepers, and otbers can be regularly fropplied to any ARIOVTIt having the largeft Alfortment in the Kloydom, as bis Wareboofc. ?10. 97, Cbcapfide, Corner of Lawrence lace, ' London. CYlle veateft Variety of 67,1, nt Boxes invented by the Pro prbnor, and well adapted for the life of the Thread. Ks. 535, wind. drawn September 59th, 1803, in the Lift Lot tery, wax fold in two Eighths, and twelve Sateenth Shares. No. 164'10, 10,000 i. drawn the agth of April, tgo3, was fold in one Quarter. two i.ightits, and eight Sixteenth Shares. HOICNSBY and Co. have SOLD, SHARED, and REGISTERED, a Prices of E 30P0O 19 irises of s,cmo a - 10,000 30 - • 1,010 $ - - 15 poo Iso - a 000 50=0 74 5 00 Caws Grand Diamonds, in the lottery, t 7 :4, and the Grand Mot bkarnond, in the Lottery for t ltoq was fold by Homan , and Co. MONDAY, 9th JANUARY, ikoa, the Second :Kate Lottery begins Drawing.-1 Tickets, Halves, Quarters. Eighths, and Illatecaths, are now fisliLm to great variety of Numbers, and on the lamb terms.— 1' he Money for Prizes paid on demand by HORNsBY and Co. Stockbrokers, At their old-eftablithecl State Loewy Olikm,lLlemfed purfuant 'DUE of Parhaeneut), No. go, CORNEULL, oppoks the Royal Imilange, London. _ - STXTE LOTTERY. &gins Draw=tasuary. 404. Dia of Prizes. 2 2 2 Vohs of stk. et 6 aocco 1c ,coo s .oco sow • pOO SOO 2CO 100 • 3 0 10 Total value. ao.coo 10.000 10.000 'co Ccce 5,000 Al 000 . zoo 4315 S Poo 3 ADO r 2 6,cco 26,c00 C237scx) Flrft-drawn Tithet Seventh Day, C 13.000 Ditto Lift Day • - 5,0..0n Are pan of the above Capitate. TICKETS and SHARES ate felling at every A LICENSED LOTTERY OFFICE, sod the Frites paid on einem& Prefeut Prke : Tian - Ztr s • $ 19 o I Eigh th - • 410 6 l azteneth Half lallandr s s 6 1 3 0 'DY DIVINE PROVIDENCE.—Tbe BALNI of MECCA (price only xs. pd.) is the ;,eft remedy in the Uni cycle fee Nervous Complaints, the molt powafel Refteratlce and his animating Balm of Life and Health, and the Welt and bee Medicine In the World. In all cafes, and in all sea, where the Xedul, are relaxed, where the Con !Radom has received a Mnek, or to by any means dcbih tvd , thi. reftorative and rwsnintatlnt Balm • •fl.lfe and Health will rrcutuee the Mimic!! cfr,-ets; the told and resinclous Nerves will be warmed and Beadle& the relaxed fibm of loft 11.bby 6th .. ill be braced and rendered firm; the mercies wili be inrigoreed; the unewo will be Itrenytiiened; the emaciated limbs will be covered with firm Beth; the militated veirels will be yr-Or-linked; the isurrycrillicd watery Wa.d will become rich end Bulimic e and its languid circulation reamed to the fartative inve nt., which tithe the criterion of health ; the !arguid droopM; fpl tr. will be revived and ezbilerated; &Pilaw will be Prom , '" hi On rt, the tone of the nerves will be teßored, and by their nu ens the whole Conaltetioa will be renovated. Pesblervils, Iliac. anxiety, melancholy, and all the deplorable frnspicens diLiic wit, wealth; and drench, ardour, lanai y, and es cry cri ck-me of racomeeentralth witi be th.- happy ',fiat of nikiug thi. Balm 411 der time. .4...0ruin,; to the dir.•tioci toe lik which accompany each picket. The Bohn of hirers is preparril and (Al by deify.. n,n and ('a no No. ix, Ei.hopkatc-Itreet vCc lito, pi Y. 1.1.; .430 • t. nit Agent, Mr Wither., 119, otim.4. 4 ,4 Mau, 157 most • ;mashie /Wei= Vendors. rteivAzuNG OFFICE, Now 4, t 4, 1833. P HE, COMMISSIONNRS fir VIC?' MILLING jr.. • . HIS, MAY =TM NAPtci terelry give Hiles. That on Tueiday the sgth initant.thay will be ready to receive 'Traders, la writing, (reeled up) and treat for TWELVE HUNDRED THOUSAND GOLDSTONE or BROWN WILLOW RODS, (not let's than forty eight inches in length, fit for makirg Coopers Twigs; to be anfwerable to famples, to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivered by the loth of April, ffos, in equal monthly proportions; and to be paid for by Bills payable with in tereft ninety days after date. N. B. Na Tender for a lets quantity than ore hundred thnufand Rods, will be receival,—The Conditions of the Contradt may be fan at the Secretary's Office. Aida Perfons embo way Mini proper to ovab ape* the fail ocerfoam, are dr . pred to &bodice, that so regard win be bad to ems Tra der is smith the ',it...110U not be ;alerted in verde et lesztb,or Ibid . /1a sat & delivered to the Board &fore One eTtini on the ail Timlibly the WO iaffad. mar coddle tie Precoe . nvbs wale, the Too&r. of fame Perfd se bh bebitY, attach, t a f ate nob& taikd for. VIC27.IALLING-OPFICS, Nowak , ' ". 12° 3 THE COMMISSIONERS for FICTUrir./.llvG HIS 111.117BSTrs NAVY, do berel7:ive That on Tuftlay, the 19th inftant, thcy will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (foaled up) and crow for FIVE THOUSAND BAGS OF BISCUIT, MADE TROM WIIDLE MEAL; . . To be deliveral In the court,. of nest Mnnth, by regular weekly proportions into his Majrfty's Vidtualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days afier date. N.B. No Tender (or a lets quantity than Three Hundred Bags will be admiticd....-The Conditions of the Contraa may be fan at theSccretary's Office. A.Jaa Perfoto who way Minh proper h, to.oh render: wpm the !lid ec,f/eetr, are dOnl to take attire, that no regard neih he bad !r, any len. in switch the prier fiat not k inj:,ted to niard t at leoft' , , nr tl at fial! sot be delivered sorbs Beard befere o...Cic.h, on the raid Trepay ate nth inflate*. nor make the Perfoe into I.llel the Trader, or ;owe Peeps a hit lidialfiettrwili, so cifeurr veto. coll./fir. VICTUALLING OFFICE, No-printer t B, 1803. THE COAIMISS'O ERs for VICTUALLING XIS MA7ESTr3 AvApr, d berriy g;re notice, That on Frldsy mat, the 25th inftant, they will b. ready to rt. edve Tenders in wridug ((uled u 2), and treat fur ONE THOUSAND FIVE. HUNDRiD PIPES OF FAYA I. WINE; To be delivered as foon as poffible at the Windward Catribee !Sands, in the proportima and upon the conditions fpecilkd in the form of Contra& which may be ken at the Secretary's Mike, at this Ofike.—The mode of payment to be by Bills payable with in tereit ninety days after date. ofoa ail ?orlon , who Noy thial posher to malt traders stem the fail stains, are *oat to oat settee, that as rowan wilt be hal to ate, &whir is which the trice hall sot M laftrtod is words• at lasztb. tbai 101 l sot k &hosing/ to the Board before oat @Wool at tie jail F,iJoy and the vol. iajfara. too valet tir Portal who 'mks she Sesotho, orlowo profess is hit 144; attrodo, to aajitir side,. calkottor. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EASr INDIA S COCK. LADIZI AND 0/LNTLZMIM, THE DAY of ELECTION being fixed fnr Wed. milky the 30th initaot, to fill the Vacancy In your Court of Diredlora, oocationed by Ow death of Sir Lionat. D , I ' rK leave to foildt the honour of your attendance on that day, ana the favour of your fu rags and fupport alTuring you, that Mould I become the objedt of your choke,' will atilduottfiy apply my time and attention to your terrier, and ttrenuoutly endeavour to merit yoar goal oplaioa. • I have the honour to be, with the gresteft refired; Laths and ii;ntkmesi. • Your molt obliged bumble &swam Broad-ftrtet Buildings, London, JOHN JACKSON. Novaaber Is, 1801. SECOND EDITION. W,TH GREAT ADDITIONS, 1 his day was publilbed, prke N. od. boards, TERRIBLE TRACTORATION!!! A POE. FICAL PETITION again& GALVANISING TRum- PERY, sod the PERKINISTIC INSTITUTION. In Four Cantos Alhuffed to the Royal College of Phy&fans By CHRISTOPHER city/tic. M .LL. D. A. SS. Fetimid the Royal College of Phylletana, Aberdeen, and Mono• rarer Member of Nineteen v..-ry Learned Societies. Sold by 'I . Hera. Paternotter-row i and'. Ginger, Pkaadilly. For a Cbaraderatials popuhr Poem, a Satire on the Ene mies of the Metallic Tradon, fec the following Emma+ from the Reviewers t - • We itiuft acknowledge tint this Poem tuts& coaliderable Aare of liudibr:ftic drollery The Author is particularly happy in his ludicrous compounded rhymes, and has many other qualities to mime no trilling loath in dourel verfe." After a quotation from the Work, the Reviewers again enlarge on its "ingenious hor tative," and • humorous Notes," &e. Bridal Critic for May, t 203. _ • " There four Cantos of Hutiftimitie Vern , and the copious Notes, cents& meth pointed Cadre anti tharaderifik animadver- Eon, In the Some and guile of ironkal compliment, on the medical oppefers of the Metallic 'readies." After a quotation from the Wert. they continue—. The attach on Rime of the cruel and lak e= experiments of certain modern namralifte, which teem li naked to the gratification of a licentious curiofity, having for their ORA this attainment of no one potable pradical pod, Is jolt and commendable; and, indeed, the Author has not merely rhimie• but very frequently rearm ago on his fide, in his tafirical Mice. dea:—.A.atiqaceido Review for Aprii, aeg. " Theta Hedibratlic lines have afforded us amnfement. It is not too much to fay, that the Author is a legitimate heal& of th. ' Hudihres family, and polkas a vein of immourovideb will not be callly celianikiL"—Uterary Journal for September, :803. After Rating how far inferior to Hudibras are the g• neraHty ' of modern imitators,the Reviewers proceed,. To a charge of this nature, the Author of the preterit Poem pleads Not Guilty. With the mantle of Butler, he has likewlfe foniething of his iufpiration, and bas imitated Hen no lets In his acetification than in the fpleit which fupports it."..-Moutbly Regiller Review for May. sSoj. The follovdng EMINENT PERSONS, Re. Sec. are adverted to among many mil:min this very cutlass and &Imlay bur/three Poem : Bonaparte Dr. Youths Prof. Aldint Satan Dr. Fuller Mr. Garreer Godwin Mr. Yatmaa Prof. Mitchell Dr. Prieto. Mr. Elkins Dr. Harvey Dr. Haygarth bailee Grote Dr. Hippocrates Dr. I.ettfum Mr. Windham Dr. Cauflie Dr. Leatherheul Wilberforce Dr. Galen Emperor Paul Colquhotan Dr. Jenne, Royal Society &Wave (star Inoculation Lack tetek Dr. Darwin Sir J. Kinks m Pope Pius Tadpolifin Moutguntery Pleura St. Pierre M. Wolflonertift ).r. Nettles Palayralaici Mwiant Hasa Oalvanifia Lord Whitened' Dr. Biudky Hokeoft Woof. Ganierin A. Wintry Andemill Royal Inftitution *damn Lord ifewheilliferf My Garret Styled Mr. Gifford Count Rumford (*Airbag Della Crufca Dr. Germs D. of Quecialb•ary M. Review Chatterton Mrs. Eillimiton Trumpery Edda Mattificence CoL Kelly s Craw Mr. :•••outhey Dr. Mitchel Neltha Gi tit Drfritir J.yc. Med Land. Belcher M. G I.c A 4 . Mammoth Dr. &Mote I sr. Brod•om Fetch Froi. Col man • Mr I. N-rwten Deed Catica end Ik. Shaw Lied Mayor Surgeon smith Mr. llavy Mr Aidwgvntt Nt.cro.l,ao, ..r Soaks:ant M. fi.1..... Dr. Aodfs fon ca.= Ann De. Brick( Oaceat el Rabbit% a ASSENIELY ROOMS, NEWCASTLE. November 17, 18)3. MR. MAYOR haring regitelled the Attend:nice of the Phylicians and Surgeons of this Town, in Order to quiet the Alarms that have been (read os the Snhjedt of a conta gious Fever which has lately appeared iii this Town and Ntigh b.urhood--tee, the underfigned, have the fati.fadisn of informing the Public, that alsinsugh a Typhus Fever Ouch as if Mita' at this Sesfon) has prevailed in different Families, [Mtn st kids fome deaths have baupetird, it has not eteen any thing new in its Charades'. We alto further affure the Public, that all the late Cafes arc of a milder Nature, and the Number, taken ill, «malleably to and the 1):11-afe is rapidly declining. K. STrATE X SOX, M. 13. T. TROTTER. NI. D OHM RAMILIV, M.D. J. WOOD, M. D. J. 0 G us. Laic wr ox . Smear, II LTAIDINnIIANI. ditto, Wu. Battutwitt. ditto, lH ltvoreau,ditte, Ststryt.d. Rev. . A IGNera,ditto, s tit Dingus Chords. a to. Hallo, ditto, Tams Laicirt ON. din*, • ditto. Bowes Fr owtot, ditto, I!lAruAw Suite, o dill°, ANTII4I NT Wa to ri Ito, ditto, MIS. ELIE. ET, ditto, file MosiA•,di•to, 'WM. MA X WILL, Wtt. MAIWILL, jun. ditto, ROBERT FULLER, ditto, Amoacw Foci% ditto. NO VELTY AND VARIETY, WHICH have ilrefiflible attraCiieMs, are com bined with cif:pace aod Utility in GAF Mk.tri Repotitorics for the New Ycar, with or without lnaninicnts, in Gold, Silver. and Stcd—Thc molt !bitable art des Corp:dente that as be con trived, for which purport they are alj on. d to be of all prices, from 3a. 641. to tot 1 oil —Noe. .54. St. Pears Cburchorard. PRIZE SALES. AT LEITH. Tn be SOLD by PUBLIC AUC LION, At the Leigh Carce-bourn, Leith, On Timid . .. Lay the tft December, arta &Clock at Noon, 701 MOMS CONSUMPTION ONE Thoufand Two Hundred and Siz Barrels of Iceland Cod FA, zgt Bolltels of Salt, and Calks of Bread, firing the attire Cut-gots of the Hating Velfels fa PRUDENCE and la DROITURE. taken on their Voyage from Iceland to Of. tend, by his NlLklelty's Ship Cro set., Charles Stewart, Efq Com mander —Alio the (aid Fitting Vcifela la PRUDENCE (borthen 9$ Tons), and la DROiTURE, 90 Tons Regina: the Lit ter a very fine new Vara. AplJl to Rantay, Williamfort and Co. Leith. By Virtue of a Commiffion of Appraffemert and Sale, iffu. d from the High Com- of Admiralty of England, addreffed to Edward Lyne and Peter Symons, Elva. At the Broker's Sale Room, in Woollier - sheet, Plymouth, on Treklay, the s9th IntL at Tcn, fHE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. roe ICIPORTATION. ao 'Hhds. Sugar a Cafe Violins and Claris 7 Tierces ditto nets 9 &rick ditto 3 Bike 7 Pisces CUM.§ 79 Wets Coin= 6 Ditto, 9ao Coffee Bap it Tierces ditto a Cafe with two large Looks 54 Burets ditto ing Glares St Bags ditto I Ditto, at 7 fatal ditto 13 Puveld ens Rum sl CAB Hues, Locks, Car go cd,, Claret, Chant:win, patters To** &c. and Vie Jr Grave s Cafes dit:o a 6311 Pirces Paper Hargings It Cats Load Drop Shot $ Trunks.enetalning Herk- 43 Ultto Prepared Paint whips, Pewter nouns, a Care Witting Paper and Ste. AecOunt Books 46 Calks Iron Nana 56 Cafes with 4SCO Oroce 33 Pieces Lawns Military Coat and Vctt 30 .•••••••• Sheeting Bowan, 3 Bales 500 Packet Hands 36 Frying-paps kerchiefs do Iron Weights Ditto, 3 Douai Holland And fundry other Articles Shirts For Home Ccnifumption. 9, Bags Cotton t Barrel Indigo 4o Logs Mahogany 26 Hides 130 Planks ditto 285 Or or Cow Horns 31 Pieces I.lg-am Vita 5t Bars Flat Iron 45 Pieces Logrenod E Bundles Rod ditto 39 Pieces of Falai 13 Ditto Iron Hoops. Bc.ing the entire Cargo landed oat of the French brig la Flore. taken on her palfage from St. Domingo to Havre, and condemned Samples (Ache Sagan, Coffee, and Cotton, may be ken in due tare at Mr. C. D. Symons, N 0.33, Great Tower-ftreet, or Alex ander Ovoid. Elq. No 52. Dean Brew, London. The whole of the Gooda,may be faro, and Catalogues had on application at the Glecesof the laid Edw. Lyle do Peter Symons, Brokers, Plymouth. EDWARD LYNE and PETER SYMONS, Commlfflopers. By Virtue e f a Commlflan of Appralfement and Sale, Ifued out of the High Court of Adrnbaby of England, and addrelfed to E. Line and Peter Symo.ll, Efqrs. Ff./. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTTON, At the Broker's Warchnufes, Woolfter-ftreet, Plymouth, on Tguef day the s)th inttant, at Ten, 'THE GOOD BRIG LA FLORE: Mornßaum Length on Ekek . - • $t ft. 7 ia. Breadth above wales - $4 lik Heighth between Decks - 5 Depth in the Hold 9 74 Admasfures sos 9s-94 Tons. Square firmed. French built, has a very roomy Hold, and takes the ground •, appears to be a very (trans Vail, and well found In has principal Roves; calculated for the Weft India, Babb, Coal. oe any other Trade friable to bee borthen,and may be fent to In at a faun expo:nee; now tying In Button roes, Plymouth. and there to be delivered. A Pilaw taken no her pelage from M. Domingo to Havre, and ecmdemaed generally. For inventories and farther particulars apply to the (aid E.Lynt and P. Symons, Efqrs.tbe Commillimsets ; Mars Peter Symons and Son, Merebasea, Plymouth; or Mr. C. D. Symons, Broker. 33, Great Tower-ftreet, Landon—Haw. ea, alloj. VALUABLE ESTATES IN THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND TO BE MILD. There me to be SOLD. t coo& of the edging Wtot.., THE Elites of Oki Callichill, Wetter Inches, Cradielsoll, Deakins. Mains of C. 11, demicylldd, Boom town, Macliwie. and liagbal n, all sear Imrernefs, in different Lam Theft Mates arc beautifully ituattil in e'te immediate neigh boorhood or the thriving and populous Royal Borough of Inirtrreis, Fart Osarge, and she Caledonian Canal. which is now Igoe.-- The Farina are in general fidbeintly wielded, and In gund order. with Hooks, Oilice-Hoslis, Gardens, and thriving Plantatkins of Wood. Ansimg the many a& images, a p.m part of the Eames are along the *a Bide. and have the benefit of Sea Were. The HID% which are cc alive, abound with Gana. Tie Lands atad Barmy of Old Caflebil4 with the Dun* or Barony, art bdd of the King and druid a rtrebold gualincation to vine for a Mouber to Croc in V Arkansan for the County of Im-rarfL Genrknwo who with to poecttare lamb in the Norsk of S. of lan& Mown find (bah 4.f.r.hte Properties io the Market. For ['whir lot.astatio... an:A.14.00 to be mole to Lisirbe , M..c.;.tutob, Erg. of lout min CAP I 7 TERMS OF CAPITULATION PROPOSED 1i1 . .T/111 'COHEIR- Volt GENERAL AND THE COURT F , LICE HIP tilt . COLONIES OF assaqpiso AND 91,M•RARA, •110 - 1 , W4 COMMANDING OFFICERS OF THE SPA AND LAID FORCES OF THE BATAVIA,. EIPUILIC IN THE MB COLONIES. TO TUSIR SSC LLLLL CMS TIM SONY/INDIUM SW COMM Sr NIS INITANNIC MAJCSTeII SEA AND LAID /MIMES (If 11F. . Aartaie t. The laws end tears of Ate colony fha T 'Milli is loroe sod be repedted, tb • mode of tastrion now in Due to he ill tiered to, sod the Inlaid:an:a lhall .11 ty thepuhsc nertife *Mike religion in the Non manner as before :he Capacitation, No paver eitAillflimenta lhaU be introduced without the conk a of t►e cart of Pollee as the Legfilattire of the Coltinp. counitateir SW dimties and public mats, whether In the dell law, .or'eburelt etablilismests. at well as the Atembcrs of toe relliedive Omit* (except the Governor GenerA) [hall be erattluned in tn. ;r rely*. nye offices and ;bastions, until his PArlidijs pledere 41. known.—Anf Granted. s. The inhablenty, who ive at prefect In the Colony, 'rtv afL *4 thole who may be abroad. &ail be pc toatei in t sir perfemc. • 4cl have the free enkymmt of their pr aperties, *fib lit i•evui troubled or molefied for any ads whatfoeve-, other than Leh at they might commit fubfequent to the Capitulation. a.nd an vfo. hitlon of the oath of fidelity they loan be required to take--An t vcr. Granted. 3. The inhabitants (hall on no account 'whatever be obliged to take up arms againfl an ex .ernal enemy, hut their fervi,m ball only be required for quellinginternal erdomottons or difturbancec, according to the euilUng regulations of the Burghers 'urd fur maintai.Ang the internal tranquillity of the Colony, in confrere*? in w'at has always taken place to this day.—Atiwor y Graiced, until at the conclufion of the war ft null be determined In what Government thefe colonies than be fuhit CI A . The debts contrad ot by the Government for the boildbisof new barracks, the treetion of batteries, the purchafe of pnievir lions for th garrifon. the Wades of civil ificer. due, Atoll, on the fitft &mind, be paid out of the Sovercign's or Government's theft, as we las all other demand , that would have been Fed or reirnburCd by Government, bad the colony not been takeml-r , Anfwer, Gr ot-d. • 5. The Ica and land forces or th . Batavian R• public, Rationed in the colony, (hall be allowed to demo: frecl toy thAll retain their arms and the whole of their bngage, w *di the officers, non conintiMoned officers, as privates. They mall be (applied by the Commandant of his Makfty's forces with proper vetch to convey them, with the molt convesient (peed, to am of the Pate a the Batavian Republic, and during the pease thither they Rail receive, for account of his Malay, each according to kis nnk, the fame rations, both as to quantity end quality, as are ufualiy allowed to Britifh truom—.Anfwer, Granted, bra the troops and frames molt be tonfidered as prlfoiters of war, and not to bear arms agalnft Great Britain or her Allis, uotil regularly exchanged or releafed; and the arms and accoutrements of the folders maR be delivered up. 6. 'The corvette Hippomenes Dull be given up unarmed for tranfporting her officers and crew to one of the ports of the &ta xi= Republic. As many troops of the Batavian gantlonlholl gib bed' and take their paffage in the (aid corvette as tan be convent ently placed on bird her.-Anfwer. Cannot be granted; proper weeds will be furniffied at the expense of the Blida Uovessesent to carry the troops and (cameo to tumor. 7. The Governor General, not having military rank, Soil ble at hlwrty to remain in t►e Gainey, anti! he Mall have collet-led the 'sectary documents or proofs towards miaLliog him to lay berate his Swanky' an ancient of his adminittratlon, after which every facility Mall be deeded him to renal to the Bateffian Republic ID a manner fuluble to his rank. Fie ball be allowed to require ibas copies of men frets the Government end Colonial flecretarrs Offices as be may dam neceSery ter the puristic above Anfwer, Granted. 8. From the day of the Coy being 'taken pofkillim ed by the BMA forces, the Batavian troops Ball be toppled with Bade Meal reams by the Ben& Commanders, until the dayal their embarkation, and from that moment the Batavia') troops. are ‘lll receive the fame ration. as are ufually allowed to Simi& troops when at fa, in the manner mentioned In the sth Article. An— fwer.--Granted. 9. The Batavian troops Ball continue, to an totems and pur ports, under the command of their own (Meer', every raped and honour mall be mutually (hewn by the troop of both nati-ns to one another, and care &all be taken, on bath fades, to pieG.me peace and tranquillity until the departure of the Bunion troops. Anfwer.—Proper quarters will be allowed for the Batavlan Nava. and to which they Inuit confine themlcives until their embarkation. to. The Batavian garrdon than be allowed Fred,, and *kb** any hindrance, to take along with it an &cement:mats and arms be longing to it, alto the delfts of deeeafed officers, non.conitnifilon ed officers, and privates, that may yet be enfold, whether the fame be &wilted In the nubile magazines er in any other place. Aufwer.— that part of the Article retail:trio the arms sod af cadre-m is answered to Article y ; the remainder Is granted. it. The lick of the Batavia' troops who may he left behind the bofpital, Mall be treated and taken care of in the anus mann* with the Brides foldien ; they gall be entitled to the fame term of capitulation, and enjoy the fame advantages as are Mpuiated for the reit of be Bat untie garrron s and in like manner as the he. 'ter, they Bali, after their ettasplete recovery, he traufportid with the molt coon:dent (peed to one of the ports of the Batavian Re public. Anfwer.—.Granted. es. The Commanders orbit Majelty's forces, Gall Immediately on the Colony being taken pofredion of, (nerd& the Governor Ge neral with a cotheyanee to tranfmit to the Saurian Government, a copy of the capitulation s with a Batmen: of the rearms that induced him, as well as the Council of Police and the Command- ' Cog Olken cf the Malian faces. to ferrender the Colony to his Britannic Majelty. Anfwer.—Granted, the weird which takes nue dtfpatehea to Europe, wM take thole of else Governed of the Colonies. sy. No nevem hall be re Bred from the planters for the per. pee of fanning or recruiting asy black corps. Anfwcr —Granted. r♦ Should any diScuky at* In eottrequencs of any dubious expreliam occurring in the pretest capitulation, the fame than be explained or confined in the fanfe molt favourable to the Colony or the batavian gatvifon. AnfwerCeinted. Goverormit Houk, September it iSo3. (Sigma) A. MISITIIIII, Governor General of ESequibo an 4 Demerara. . P.Rosnwitmat. Ildajut. G. a Toota,Coannaoder of Effequibo. D. ; C. LAIIIISZILT. Capt. of Artillery. P. .1.17Ta111. j. Hortman, ft lieutenant. CIIIIST. I) MACK . F. VAN 0 IN F. Knott. ay Command of tbe Coen of Patten, P. E. TIMOR. Secretary. (Signed) Was. Gatimmato Liam:sant General Som. Homo Was. TATUM, Mawr Secretary. H. TBACtT, Name Scenery. ADDITIONAL Mt neLEs. By e«. Art. I. %aeon of Fort William Frederick is to be given to detachment of Heti& troops this evening by (even o'clock ; alto that of the Saurian Ida of war, the Hippomenes, by the Brst feamen. and the Hornet IkitiO !loop of war , and the ICU:inner Nu lty. art to be allowed to pars iota the harbour of Demerara. Ass fwer..—Aecoded to. a. Mama of the Colonies of Demerara aml Efequibe to be ewes to the Bed& by twelve °Mock to-marrow noon. AnNeer. —Acceded to. Heartus, h staaber t 9. 111. - 3 (hissed) IV GalareELD. Sgll. Hoot,. G. H. 1 ROTS, Commoderc of ES.-40:46 V.K•ot.t. 3. Hut ratatl. 1* Uesersatat P. F. nose. Seertoary. 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