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WAR. To the OFFICERS of HIS MAJESTY I ROYAL NAVY and ARMY. • JOHN BURGESS and SON take this early opportunity, in the renewal of War, to foliclt the favours of their Friends, the Officers of the Royal Navy and Army, whom they had the honour of before fitting out. Officers going to the Eaft or Weft Indict,or upon a ftationary Atlantan can be provided regularly with Stores, which will keep gond in any Climate, upon the Monett notice. Familiesin Town or Country fupplied with every Article in the Italian line, of the firft Quality. Warehoufe No. lob corner of the Savoy-item Strand, London. NEGOCIATION PAPERS, COMPLETE. Price only 14 6d. MR. STOCKDALE, finding that incorreCt Copies of the above molt important documents may be attempted to be impofed upon the Public by interefted Perfons, takes the liberty to caution Gentlemen againit any fuck en. deavorr, and ie.:twits that they will be particular in ordering that printed for him. No. "Si, Piccadilly—May 27 5803. Phis day was rblilhed, Price is. 6d. AN OB:ITACLE. to the AMBITION of FRANCE; or, Thoughts on the Expediency of Im proving the Political Condition of his Majelty's IRISH RO MAN CATHOLIC SUB J ECTS. By THOMAS NEWENHAM, Efq. One of the Reprefentatives of the Borough of Cloumell, in the Taft Irina Parliament. London : Printed by and for C. and R. Baldwin, of New Bridse-itreet, Black friars. Where may be bad, Jolt publilbed, price ts. ESSAYS on the POPULATION of IRELAND, and on the Characliers of the IRISH. This day was publilhed, In Two Vols. Price roc in boards, the Third Edition, of LETTERS from a FATHER to his SON , on various Topics relative to Literature, and the Condud of Life. By J. AIKIN, M. D. Printed for J. Jolinfon, in St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had, by the fame Author, I. General Biography, In 3 vols. ato. already publithed. 1. Mifcellanenus Pieces, in Prole, 3s. 6d. 3. An Effay on the Application of Natural liiitory to Poetry, price as. 6d. 4. 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This day was Pub Ming, in Odavo, With Twenty Copper-plates, the Fourth Edition, unread, Price b. in boards, of AN INTRODUPTION to ASTRONOMY ; Ina Series of Letters from a Preceptor to his Porn ; in which the molt ufcful and interefUng parts of the Science are clearly and familiarly explained. By JOHN BONNYCASTLE, Of the Royal Military Academy, Wools/kb. Printed for J Johnfon, in St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had, by the fame Author, a. The Scholar's Guide to Arithmetic, for tiscUre of Schools. elighth edition, completely conceited, as. 6d. 2. An introdudion to Menfuradon and Pradtical Geometry, feeenth edition, as 3. An introdualen to Algebra. fifth edition, 3a. 6d. This day were pubillbed, in Quarto, Price toe. 6d. in boards. POEMS LY By the late Reverend HENRY MOORE, of Lime' d, Edited by Dr. /item. Printed for J. Johnfoo, St. Paula Church-yard. Exuma. from Dr. Albin's Preface: "Daring the left rummer Mr. Moore put into the hand' of a Mend a Volume of MS. Poems, which, with Smiler mo delly, he requelted him to tbew to fame perfon fullielendy eon verfant with prniludinns of the kind to judge of their fitnefs f o r the public eye. I was applied to an the modem t and I trait the readers of tbefe pieces will be convinced that I could not befitate in giving a decided opinion in their favour. In re ality, I feareely ever experienced a greater and more agreeable furprife, than on the clifcovery of fo riche mine of poetry, when I bad not the teal intimation of its ezilletwe." Imo the LONDON GAZETTE. May 21. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR.OFTICI, MAY 21. illth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet and Adjutant John Bamford to have the rank of Lieutenant; Cornet Thomas William J. Grilliths to be Licutenant,vrithout purchafe, vice Dean, appointed Paymafter to the Regiment. id Battalion of the 1 R Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant John mingham to be Captain, by parade. vice Barnes, promot ed; Eolign Saville Speer to be Lieutenant, vice Pirrningham. id Regimenrof Foot—Lieutenant Walker Ferrant to be Adju tant, vim Wainwright,appointed Paymafter to the Regiment. Ith Ditto—Enßgn Thomas Hall, front the eat Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purehafe, vice Bowyer, promoted in the seat Foot. sth Ditto—Hapital-Mate Thomas Sandell to be Affiftat t- Surgeon. if th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Shaw, from half-pay of the 9ift Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Perry, appointed to the 9th Light Dragoons. WO Ditto —Surgeon Archibald Arnott, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice johnfon, who exchanges. 34th Ditto--Enflin J. Lambert Heade, to be Lieutenant, by purchak, vice M•Nah, who retires. 33ds Ditto—Lieutenant Theophilus Daly, from half-pay of the Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Maclean, who exchanges ; EMign Henry Wood, from half-pay of the Reitman, to be Elide, Nepean. &ceded. 35th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Tiddeman, from half pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vibe Every, who returns to Ms former half-pay of the 15th Light Dragoons. 4 gods Ditto—Jacob Sherrard, Gent. to he Er Oro, by purchafe, vice Wickham, who retires; Surgeon John Meade, from the at 11. Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Wilton, who retires on ball-pay of the 35th Foot. 4tft Ditto—Surgeon Alexander Thorne, from half.pay of the gsth Foot, to be S...rgton, vice Mea.ie, appointed to the anth Foot. gstit Ditto—Fdwud %Valiant Higiamore, Gent. to be Enlgn, without purchefe. sift Ditto—John Campbell; Gent. to be Enfign, without put chafe, vic e P. Rohertfon. who rains. sid Ditto —Henry Lc Mefurier, Gent. to he adieu, by pur chafe, vice Told r promoted. 15th Di t ic a ,...iinfign Thomas Cameron to he Lieutenant, by prairie, 'lee WAndlc, who retires; James N. Creigh•no, Gent. to be Enke, by purehak, vice M'Andie, promo', d. Both littoa—Eosin Andrew Adamfrm to be Lieutenant, with out purebak, vice Kerr, promoted in colonel Ramfay's Re giment; J. Lawford Watfon, Gent. to be Lofty, vice Adam- Si ft Ditto--Lieutcnaot R. Ards ws to be Captain,by perchak, ,be Plenderimth, promoted. Colonel Chan— 's Regiment of Foot—Breirti lieutenant- Coiond Burial Gage Barlow, from the 71d Foot, to be Lkattensat Ci lonel ; Captain Miley qiiin Browns-95g, teem 'be ysth Foot, 'oh_ Major. To be Captains, without purchafe, Woman Wet Dalrymple, from the 19th Foot. Lieutenant Edward Romig, from the 73d Foot. Captain George Robertfon, from hall-pay of the York Ranger!. Captain• Lieutenant Fletcher Wilkie, from half-pay of the 35th Foot. Captain.Lleotaiant John Wolfe, from half-pay of the sth Foot. Captain. Lieutenant Samuel Moffat, from half-pay of the 54th Foot. Captain-Lieutenaot Rogerfon Mathews, from half-pay of the 17th Foot. Lieutenant Boyle Odtavius Loane, from the stb Foot. Lieutenant Henry O'Dell, from the 13th Light Dragoon.. Colonel Ramfay*s Regiment of Foot—Major Charles Morriee, from balf-pay of the 15th Foot, to be Major. To be Captains, without purchafe, Captain-Lieutenant John Blair, from half-pay of the 32d Foot. Captain-Lieutenant George Baynham, from half-pay of the 4th Foot. Captain-Lieutenant William Beatty, from half-pay of the 27th Foot. _ . . Captain-Lieutenant Charles Weaver, from half-pay of the 4oth Foot. _ . _ Captain-Lieutenant Lionel Hook, from the sad Foot. Lieutenant John Amory, from the 3cth Foot To be Lieutenants in the Two Regiments railed for Sen lee in Ceylon—Enfigns A. Bauffet, William Mercer, John Suther land, Jofeph Howe. C. Von Driberg, William Virgo, Ro bert Barry, John Grant, L. Goupil, Fanthom, and J. Dupont Moles. sth Royal Gunton Battalion—Brevet Colonel William Swin borne, from the 7th Battalion, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Cook, who exchanges. yth Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel John Wilber Cook, from the sth Battalion, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Swinburne, who exchanges. GARRISON. Major General John Doyle to be Lieutenant-Governor of the lfland of Guernfey, vire Sir Hew Dalrymple, who reaps. Commitlions in the London Militia, figned by the Commiffioners of Lieutenancy for the laid City. Ealt Regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir John Earner, Knight, and Alderman, from the Welt Regiment, to be Colonel, vice Sir Watkin Lewis, Knight, and Alderman, reigned. Dated April 28, - 1803. - Major William Plomer to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Wilton, refigned. Dated May 4. 1803. Captain John Thacker Jennings to be Major, vice Plomer, promoted. Dated May 10, 1803. Captain-Lieutenant Thomas Pagct to be Captain, vice Skot towe, reigned. Dated May a, t 798. Lieutenant WlDiam Ayres to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Pagct, promoted. Dated May i 6, zy9B. Captain-Lieutenant William Ayres to be Captain, vice Jen nings, promoted. Dated May 18, 1803. Wea RegirWmt. Major Edward Wigan to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sir John Lamer Knight, and Alderman, appointed Colonel o the EaR Regiment. Dated Dill 3, 1803. Captain Cbriltopher Porter to be Major, vice Wigan, promo ted. Dated May tr, 1803. Captain-Lieutenant Thomas Mather to be Captain, vice Hawes reklial. Dated March 4, 1801. Lieutenant Philip Nicholas to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Mather, promoted. Dated March 4, igOt. Captain-Lieutenant Philip Nichola(to be Captain, vice Porter promoted. Dated May 19, 1803. Commiffion in the Norfolk Militia, fignecl by the Lord Lieutenant.—Wellern Regiment. Enfigo Jeremiah Tampion to be Lieutenant, iiee Lieutenant Moreton, fuperfeded, for not having joined the Regiment in doe time. Dated May 4, tilo3. Commiffions in the Renfrewfhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. - - - • -- . Alerander Young. Efq. to be Captain. Dated May 6, 1803. George Boyle, Gent. to be Quarter-Matter. aged April as, sks. Commiffions in the Kent Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant .— Eaft Regiment. Wyatt Patfingbam Cattle, Gent to be Bain. Dated Aprrl iB, iBo3. - William Ratelif, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated May is, dog. WeR Regiment. Adjutant William Thompfon to be Captain, by Brevet. Dated April 19, 1803. William Roberta, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated May s, r 803.1 Commiffion figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Huntingdon. William Parte, Efq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated March 3. 180 3. CommifEons in the Lanarldhire Regiment of North Briti(h Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Handicap C. J. Hamilton, Efq. to be Captain. Dated April s 9, 1803. George Lawton, Efq. to be Ditto. Dated April 30, dog. Commiffions in the Berwick(hire Regiment of North Britiffi Militia, figned by the Lord Lien tenant.—Dated May la, 1803. Lieutenants Robert Dunlop and Jelin Bed to be Captains. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. July 9. Nathaniel Calvert, I , te of Lancafter, merchant, at tee, at the White Hart, Lancatter. June 14 Michael' Soutane' Mots, of Old Bethlem, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. John Baird, late of Tottenham-court, St. Pancras, Mid/Safes, itooesnafon, to furrender May sit, Jose rt, and July 2, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Th omas Tebbutt, - . Devonthire-Brat, glieen.fquare. William Smith and John Afhton, of Menne silent, London. Itnendrapen and copartners, dealers and chapmen, May 24, June 7, and July 2, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. John Neale and Peter Tanner, of Cock-hill, Ratcliffe, Middle. lea, dealers in coals, May 25, at twelve, June 7, and July 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Heard, Hooper-(quire, Goodman's-Melds. Petcr South, of the townfhip of Finialll, pall& of Klldwick, Yorktbire, &glean-maker, dealer and chapman, June 2,3, and July 2, at eleven, at the White Lion, Halifax,fforketirt. Attontles, Mcffrs Sykes and Knowles, Bofwell-court, LLD cofte.-Inn, London; or Mr. Ramfden, Halifax. Jotn Frolt, of the pada of Bedmiufter, Saved/alike, baker, dealer and chapman, May 23, 26, and July 2, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, ENDA Attornies, Marg. Lewis and Jame., Gray's-Inn, London; or Mr. Martin, Beißol. William Hamby, of Galufburgh, Leaculnllslre, Elq. and Sir Joreph Efdaile, of Marden-Alh, Elea, Knight, bankers and copartners, tune 13, 30, and July 2, at ten, at the White. Hart Inn, Gainflturgd. Amalie*, Mr. Benjamin Cold, at Galnflrurgh; or Mars. Allen and Exley, of Funtivars.lon. London. Simeon Mallet's, of the parllb of Settlenetel, Yorkildre, mer chant, dealer and chapman, Jane 3,4, and July 2, at ten, at the George Inn, Kingfton.upon. Hull. Anomie., Mr. Henry Roder, Rirby-ftreet, Hatton-Garden, London ; or Mr. Sandwfth, Charles Cok, of York, merchant, tam, dealer and chapman, June ty, 16, and July a, at eleven, at the Black Swan Inn, Coney-Brut, York. Attorney, Mr. John Bather, Gray's len4quarc. Gray's Inn Landon. . Widian Parker, now or Etc of Liverpool, plumber and glaskr, deakr and cbapman, June 14, 23, and July 2, at ten, at tie. Nag's Head kn. Warringtou. Anomie', Mears. Topping and Bradford, of Warrington. . . . _ _ Jor.ph Uttkr, 10 St. Clem - int Danes. li.ddkr z. goldrinith. May 24. 32, and July 1, at ten. at Cadatall Attorney. Mr. James Platt. lituk-enurt, Bridge. Start. Landon. Witham Sallantyne, of Savage-Gardena, Tower-Hill. Landon, merchant, dealer and ehapman, June 3, at one, Jane t t, at twelve, and July a, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Oakley, New Landow Steel. DIVIDENDS. Jane 7. Nkhdas Man Jac►faa and prone *artiste, now or Litc of Geranf-Ilreet, Soho, Middlrks, Irsonsongers and partners, st tea, at Gandhi& June 4. boluas Janos and Jobs Harrtfos, of Ludlow, Salop. any of Hush Holborn, Middleton, mann latturera and wbolc ra, glovers and copartners, at ten, at Gtoldhall. pee 7: "I barna& Kirir antic: late oiCburrh pap, Capt.& ArartilANMea gactshaige at Gyiblivii STATE PAPERS. PAPERS PIiSENTID TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS,* COWER -kV eNCS OF TUL MOTIONS MADE IT MR. GRIT, ON TIIIIII DAY LAST. No. I.—Extraet of a Difpatch from Mr. Merry to Lord Hawketbury, dated June 17, 1 itos, in which he informs his Lordship, that the remonftranises to the French Government upon the fubjeet of the feizure of the Britlib ftoop Fame, which had entered Cherbourg by ftrefs of whcather, had proved in effeetual. No. 2.—Extract of a Difpatch from Mr. Merry to Lord Hawketbury, dated June 13, incluGng a Note from the French Minifter, Rating that he had no doubt the French Government would be equally ready to render juftice to Englifh fubjeets has , ing property in France, as the Beitifla Government had been with rdped to French fubjcas having property in England. Nos. 3 and 4, are Extrads of Difpatehes from Mr. Merry to Lord Hawketbury, dated July 5, and Auguft 4, in which he laments that his reprdentation to M. Talleyrand, refpeding the feizure of the Fame packet, had failed either of procuring the releafe of that veffel, or of drawing forth any explanation with regard to the law which gave occafion to her detention. No. 5.—A Difpateh from Mr. Merry to Lord Hawkdbury, dated Sept. ac, acknowledging the receipt of a letter from his Lordibip, containing the complaints of the owners of the Bd. tith brig Jennies, which bad been feized in a French port. Mr. Merry dates, that he had reprefented the cafe to M. 7 alley rand, but that he entertained no hopes of any redrefs being ob tained in this inftance, fence none had been produced with re (pad to a Rill ftronger cafe (the Fame packet,driven into Cher bourg by Ards of weather) the Jennies having come defignedly to the port of Charante, with prohibited goods on board, the law for confiltating all veal:. with Britith manufactures Rill continuing in force. - - No. 6.-:Estrad of a Difpatch from Mr. Merry to Lord Hawkeibury, dated Odober tB, inclofing a Note frum M. Talleyrand, in which he .tats that the neeelfary orders had been given by the French Government for jultice to be done to the Proprietors of the Width !hip Porcher, captured by the BeUona French privateer. - - - - No. 7.—Copy of a Difpatch from Lord Hawkelbury to Mr. Merry. its, Downing-ftreet, May so, Mos. Various reports having been received in this country of Itridt prohibitions being enforced with reipedt to the admilfion of Bri tith commodities and manufadisres Into France, and of very rigorous rettridlions being impaled on Britilh veffels entering the ports of that country: I have to fignify to you his Majetty's pleafure, that you tranfmit to me, without delay, the molt de tailed and accurate nate:tient which you can procure on thole points; and that you take an early opportunity to imprefs upon the French Miniftera, the neceffity of fame underttanding being eltablifhed between his Majetty's Government and that of France,on the fubjedt of Me commercial intercourfe between the two countries. As it is probable that you may be uncertain. as to the courfe that you thould purfue infupporting claims, which subjects of his Majesty may bring forward for the reltitution of property which they poffdred in France wevioully to the war, I have to fignify to you the King's pleaLre, that you acquaint the French Mirditen, that his Majdly has, in conformity to the tath Article of the Definitive Treaty of Peace, taken off the fequeftrations upon the property of French Citizens in his do- minions ' • and th at therefore his Majeity's Government doubt not that the French Government will be equally ready to ren der the fame justice to fuck of his Majefty's fubjedts as have property in France.--I am, &c. Anthony Merry, Efq. &c. &c. Nos.B and 9, are the Notes presented by Mr. Merry to M. Talleyrand, the Cantu= of both of which is &Scribed in the foregoing =rads from Mr. Merry's letters. Nos. to, It, and ts, are wort Notes from M. Talleyrand to . Mr. Merry, in the firft of which be informs the Englifh Mi outer, that the attention of the French Government had been cared to the fuhjedt of his demand refpeding the continued fe queltration of Englifh property in France; the fecoad relates briefly to the confifeation of the Fame packet; and the third Rates, that the proceedings with refpaft to that veffel. which had been referral to a Court of Janice, had taken place in con , fequatee of her cargo confining of prohibited goods. Noe. rj and re, are ftaternents of the cares of the wads Fame and Jennies, as are already bridly dcfcribed. - - No is..—Letter from Mr. Merry to M. Tafterand, com plaining of the Englith yard Nancy, h-und to Amfterlam, wub a cargo of different kinds of Merchandise, taken from on board loose enemies' °tips during the war, was ftill detained at nuthing, whither die bad been driven. He demands not only the rellitution of the saki and cargo, but a compenfation for the loft (Whined by her detention. No. 16.—Note from Mr. Merry to M. Talleyrand, complain ing of the &lane of another Englifh sad, called the George, at Charente, in ballaft,becaufe the different articles for the ufe of the Captain's cabin were found to be Eogli2t. No sy.—Copy of a Difpatch frost Mr. Merry to Lord Hawkatury ; dated Paris, detoter as. Ism. M LORD, John Newham, the Maier of the Beads brig George, deli• ver‘d to me a report tall week of that oriel, which had been freighted to come to Charente in ballait, to convey from throw a cargo of brandy for England, having been (deed at that port by the French Cullom-hook officers, becaufc the different ar ticles which they found in the mater's cabin, for the ufe of his table, fuck as plates ' knives, forks, and glares, (the °oft of which, when new, be declared to have been akoietber 41.) were of &id& manufadture, and beeaufe he had not made a decla ration of them at the Caftans-Mule. He acquainted me, more- over, that his refill had been condemned in Confequenco of that leisure, by two fentences of the French Tribunals, in the de. partment where Charente is &mated. I thought it my duty, my Lord, to loft no time in Rating fo violent a proceeding to the French Minifter; and I delivered to him accordingly, the day before yefterday, the Reprefentation, of which the en. doted is a copy, taking that opportunity to remind M. Talky rand of the (Darer remonitrances which I had delivered to him on &Weis of a ilmilar nature, and renewing verbally, on this orcarion, the obfervatioos which I bad then the hhnour of expreigng to him in writi-g, upoo the continued rigorous exe cution, in time of peace, of the French law which had takes place at a moment of the greateft heat of the late war. Ibe confined his onfwer to me, to an alfurance that be would eau& an enquiry to be made hnmodiately into the eak which 1 had no OM before him. I have the honour to be, ke. ned) The Right Hon. Lord Haw (Sig kelbury, Re. Ike. Ake. is MOT. No. al—Copy of a Difpotch from Lord Whitwoeth tot Laird _ _ Hawkdburb dated Paris, midi May, dos. My Lord. With rrgard to tbe nanteross tnensorlah and repeefentations, winch I have had to make to this Ornternment In behalf of tboft of ►is Majetty's fobjedts, who have foffertd by the de tention and (oak:anon of their Weis and property in the ports of France, I bane only to &terve. that they have. with the r ception of one or two inflames, remained lananfwered I trnft, therefore, as blame can attach to me, if nay endeavours to carry Into ellittft your lord 's laftwitliono as this bead, have not been more 1 have the hemmer robe, &e. (Slengd) Right. Ham Lord Hawkdbary, Au. &e. &a. Nm 19...Capy M aw laltruelloa from Lard Hobart to Lim. tenant-General F. Domlas, Lieutenant-Governor and Com mander of Ida !May's troops at the Cape at aloe/ Home. Sir, Downing-amt. a NI Oa. arm areemftances laving recently ;centred, which render it advilable to delay the Talked= of the Cape of Ocol Hope?. the Batavian Government. lam to lipnify to you Makily's commands, that you Mould retain poifeffien thereof until fur ther staters. It is, however, eatrensely &foible. that, in the etre-aloe of this inftruelies, every eircumftance (tumid be avoided, which may be eakelated to excite ;eulogy In the Ba tavia's Government, or to create an apprehensan of it. srifing from as boftik motive. N. B. The above leftesdl lan teethed at the Cape as the it ft December uk. and acknowledged In Gent ra • • Dif poet of dm 3d January, received b Denuning4trect on the illth Muck. No. so. — Copt of Infhvetinns from the Right H. Lead Mn. beet, one of Ah Pifageltfe Principal S Perrault* of Seam St 1. isikossse4acsal Pasha Diode% Umethaot vernor and Cororn-nder of his Maj.:l4', form at the Lie of Good Hope, dated the HIM of November aka. I have the honour to acquaint you, that notwithßanding the inftrudions which, by the King's commands, I communicated to you on the 17th ultimo, it is his Majeßy's pleafure, in the event of the Raft India Wits originally Befitted for the convey. ante of the troops, being at the Cape when you receive this &patch, that you do give diredions for their immediate em barkation, wi:h orders for char departure for India without delay. Under an impreffien, however, of the probability of thofe Hill's having failed without the troops, I am to acquaint you, that other &fps have beat futiftituted for that ferrice; but that I am apprehadive It will be at lealt one mon.h before they can leave this country. I am alto to Signify to you his Ma jefty's pleafure, that you do proceed forthwith to the execution of your former lnftruaions for the complete evacuation of the Cape. The utmoß cordiality fubfliting between his Majelly's Government and that of the Batavian R epublie, you will obferre the molt conciliatory eondutt in alt your proceedings with the Officers belotging to the Republic. I have the honour to bc, &c. To Lieutenant-General Dundas, &c. &c. roma r. Ma t.—Copy of a Letter front Mr. R. King, en Lord Hawke bury, dated London, May z 1803., My Lord, In the prefent critical pofture of affairs I lofe no timein com municating to your Lordlhip, for his Majelty's information, that a Treaty was figned at Paris, on the 3oth day of April pail, by the Plenipotentiaries of America and France, by which the compleat fovereignty of the town and territory of New Or leans, as well as all Louifiana, as the fame was heretofore pof read by Spain, has been acquired by the United States of America. In drawing up this Treaty, care has been taken fo to frame the fame as not to infringe any right of Great Britain in the navigation of the river Miffiffippi. I Batter myfelf that this communication will be received with fatisfadtion, and re garded as a new proof of the difpofition of the United States to obferve towards his Majelty a fpirit of amity and confidence., important at all times, and more elpecially fo in the prefent dr cumftances, to tke harmony and mutual profperlty of the two countries. I avail myfelf of this occafion to renew to your Lord (hip the affurance of dißingullhed conlideration with which I have the honour to be, &c. Runts KING. Right Hon. Lord Hawkelhury, &c. Ate. No. 24.--Copy of a Letter from Lord Hawketbury to Mr. King; dated May t9th,1803. ant, _ Having laid before the King your Letter of the ;ph, of this month, in which you inform me, that a Treaty was figned at Paris on the 3oth of laft month,by the Plenipotentiaries of Ame rica and France, by which the complete fovereignty of the town and territory of New Orleans, as well as of all Louifiana, fits been acquired by the United States; I have received his Maier. tv's commands to exprefs to you the pleafure with which his Majelly hat received this intelligence, and to add, that his Ma. jetty regards the care which bas been taken fo to frame this Treaty as not to infringe any right of Great Britain in tbena vigation of the Milli/Ipp', as the molt fatisfadory evidence of a difpoStiou on the part of the Government ,of the United States, correfpondent to that which his Ma of eutortaina, to promote and improve that hammy and good undeteandlog which fo happily fubfiß between the two commies, and which are fo conducive to their mutual benefit. I have it alto in eons. mend to afilire you, Sir, that the feudal:ins which you have expreffed in making this communication, are confidered by his Majelly's Government as an additional proof of that mardialitT and confidence which you have uniformly ioanifdted in the whole oourfe of your public million, and which have fo emitted you to the aeon and rtgatd of his Majefty's Otreegne tent. I dcflre yon to accept the alteratives *Me difiloguifited oopa fideration, with which I have the bower to be, &c. Ulu. King, Efq. Ste. ice. ace. LONDON. MONDAY. MAY 23. awyneassvar. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE OVI..001; 3 per Cent. Confab, money, Ain, 39. Ditto, for 'imam, 59. Old 5 per Cent. 04 94-Nem Ditto 931 93. Long Ann. 117} 5-111. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. Sulk Stock 3 per Cent. Red. 31 11 1 Per C Cep new 4 per Cent. 74 5 per CL ADM 94f it per Cent.Aon.. si97, 9311 Long Ann. t7t 15-16 Short Ann. 31 Imp. 3 per Cent. 57 imp. Ann. [of 3-16 Excheq. Bith l / 4 .par dif. ConE for May an. split DU/11.1t4; NAT 17. - -- per Cent. Government Debentures -92 i. Ceurfe of Exchange—Dublin on London 131 a to. MAT 19•5 per Cent. Gov. Deb - hi , Eachange--Dublut on London x3l re. As the important Papers laid before Parliament will this night be difclaffed in both Houfes, our Readers, we are lure, will approve of our condudt in maintaining entire filence reipeeting them till the debate (ball have taken place. The difpatches fent off to the Hague on Sam. day are underßood to have carried orders to our Ambaliador, to demand from the Batavian Go. vernment an immediate and explicit declaration of what line of conduet it means to purfue, in eonfe. quence of the renewal of the war between this country and France. A ifoniieur of a day later than thole received on Saturday is in Town. It Rates that the Senates the Legifletive Body, and the Tribunate, have all prefented addrelfes to ..—Tionstrawrx, approving of his fpirited conduit, in refilling the encroachments of Great Britain. A private letter, given in ano. titer past of this Paper, Rates, that in the Senate there was a confiderahle oppofitions. This morning a Mail arrived from Holland, by which we have received accounts from Coultas. tinople by the way of Vienna, Rating, that in the former Capital the city of Mecca is conlidered as ha, as the Chief who ought to defend it, has bees emirely,defeated ; and as at prefent there are no more troops in that quarter to oppofe the rebel Agee'. WICNAS, whole army daily increafes, and who is fupported by a great number of Europeans * among whom thetc are feveral expert Ofacers.... 4 The Grand Seignior has Weed orders for collecting as fpeedily as poffible, an army in Afia ; but how or when thi► is to be done, is Rill unknown. The fcarcity of grain is In great in Bofnia and Servia, that the Tlrrks have committed reverel ads of violence nn the Danube, and lately they seized an Imperial veilel at Ratfeha, in order to provide themfelve• with that neeeffary artic e. Letters from Vienna report, that if war again breaks out between France and Enp!and, 4c,000 Auflrian troops will 'lurch into Italy to cover the frontiers of Dalmatia,lris, and the Venetia* territories. Ragas, May sf.--Tha Waimea that the