The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-08-28 00:00:00

TO TIIE EDrltoft OF THE BRITISH prus,. CONTI\EYTAi. ALLIANCVS. • Sit—At a rime when every well-wisher ro his cottoo y is lookim. forward with con'idence or expec tatton to a coaf....feracy of the powias on the Curie nein, to ciub the in •olence, to crush the inordinate ambition, and to punish the crimes of Bonaparte, it may not he uninteresting to enquire what would he the viols:4lde effeds of such an union on the general ease of Emory.. If we consider the repeated ag gressinns„ irsult s, and provocations, which have been affcred them by .he Corsican and his satellites. it will sufficiently dem olio ate the malignity of his heart, and the hostility of his views ; nor can we pre sume th it such aggravations will he tamely subm i:- tea fir ignominiously forgiven ; the just resent rr.nt which mill coioltid insrires, must he a power ful stimulus •rt Zinn. and an incostihle incentive to revenge !inch. wohatray rest assured, must he the feeling, bf the brave s lo;-al, and injured nations of the Continent. who Flown be unwilling to employ that power and force which Providence has assigned therm. id imppressing the unjust and insatiable am. bition, and preserving their threatened independence, agaitot mssi who have committed every enormity ; who rethhed Louis XVIII. of that crown, which is his lawful inheritance, who itruhrued their hands in the blooded an innocent and virtuous prince, with the infernal ase'rance of midnigrt assassins, and who sill continue to threaten, with the same violence, mesey.sation which is desirous or determined to me anly, its independence ; whose whole system of poli tiealcondudt. is totally incompatible with the I egula -6006 of civilised society ; and whose ferocious system of policy can only be compared with the savage and eniel prattices at the Huns, the Vandals and the Goths, those savage barbarians, who deluged Europe with blood, and spread on all sides devastation and berme. The gigantic power of France is a term which we are perpetually accustomed to hear, bat can only be estimated by a fair comparison with those of the other nations of Europe, from whom she is likely to meet resistance in her progress to universal aggran disement. Tine military power of France may pro. bably consist in about 400,000 men ; Italy, 88,000; Holland, 56,000; Hanover, 33,000; besides the f nrces of Spain, which may be computed at about 200.000 men. To contend with such a formidable ppwer , Russia has about 500,000 men ; Austria, between and 400,000; Sweden, 4,6.000; and England can muster in the 6eld. 300,000 well disciplined and cou rageous soldiers. Such are the immense resources which the powers of Flllope still possess, and such is the intimense power which the Coe. ican daily insults; power, if adively employed, sufficient M overthrow all his schemes of ambition, to hurl him heaillong from his usurped throne, to punish his unparalelled mimes, and to rettore to the Bourbons, that crown which was never formed for the brow of a traiterous Corsican The navy of the powers of Europe is in a mess respettable sit Ltilti"rl, and, with the co-opera tion of an English fleet, is capable of rendering rive 31111 g essential service to themselves, and the utmost injury to their enemies. I will not, Sit s here expatiate on the charader of tilts soldiers ands/semen, which constitute the power ilteßnstioni. y The imgc, : of history records the boix as a bra i 4nd loyal l orople. who have sig -4.lired pnd inreps4ity in many a hard :Me* bow.; w kir• pfeserved their indeperid idlippritinet Me %get or hle armies, led by the 4.0e1t wore pi. as of the age. Of the oiwcan 4 • al Austrians, we have seen .taco apaey.pr instances, to sued any emollient or :11,61:60441, 14, charatter of ill, Russian soldiery g o,sstatgiobed at the expellee of the French, who. ilroos,‘los miliorry,skill of Suwarrow, and the brave seinopsesieder his command, experienced many a dis ivdoterrauast, suffered many a defeat. The plains of ylia)y can attest the glory of the Russians, and the dishonour of the French; and, Isom the sinitiltane nOtinmSsiisnis of such a force, from the wisdom of shout who govern and dired their operations, from the valour and still of those who command thorn, may we not prognosticate this must fortunate suc cess, and the happiest etre& nu the nations of Eu tope But, supposing the contingencies and the chances of war to be favourable to the enemy, and disadvantage/tits to the allies ; suppose their armies to have suffered II defeat, the sovereigns of the al lies have 4 never-failing resource ; a resource which will increase with danger, and strengthen with diffi culties, and that is in th e loyal, courageous, and at. fraionate hearts of their stibjeds. But, should the Fmperor . of the French meet with defeat and dis comfiture, to whom is he to appeal, and to whom is he to Aired 114 supplications ? The good and the virtui(nis would abandon those chains with which he had no longer power to 'enslave them ; and the trai ler Mis associates who surroUnd, would desert him, whose pM"cer it was no lodger their interest to de fetid.; and, as to the, conanion - of the French , enple...tree ' l instances of ' aeries'. t Vire pronounced • . continental war mould give -room for the ag.v.ey r hese principles, avd the French i.co,Jr might 1, tempted to thrmy off the yoke, when they oliser.ye, such powerful assistlice, and puler a legitimate ge vett:nu-lit. to the clang, r of being involved in fitter troubles and commotion:. Antid.t the prominent realm eg, Sir. of Roma , 9nii, v. non!. %roe of greater utility in extending th• .!omini,m of het empire, of giving stability to h. , enintri-sts, and concentrating her power, than h. Imiei t treatment of the captive provinces. The were satislied by becoming the immediate partaken of th? blc.sings of her government ; fr .m the mo ther-city they derived sup.port and prineelion, pos. sassed an unity of inter est, and a reciprocality of hene. fit; this attachmevt to her, theref ire, was founded on a principle of affe(li.so, ;mil on motives of gratitude. 'Mk was a voluntary allegiance. France, too, has of. feted pi ntettion, but 'i is only the mask under which she conceals her pteidy, her fraitd, and oppression. On those States who have submitted to her domi nion, she has pi aa.sed every system of oppres%ini. by draining them of their wealth and resources, 1) involving them in wars, lions which they only derive paverty and misery, and by submitting them to the arbitraty will and caprice of a tyrant, who gives pretty free scope to his disposition, by indulging his troops, cm the:, serrisorll, in every kind of violence and licentiousness. We know that the misery at. tendant on French fraternity has become proverbial; this, then, evidently is an allegiance of restraint ; is it, then, the interest of the States valieh are now the vassals of the French, to preserve such an alle giance ? But, without the assistance of some powers capable of resisting the power of their masters, how are they to break .heir fetters or resume their former independence? how are thy to he rescued from the tyranny of his dominion, and placed in a situation more consistent with the safety of Europe, and mote conducive to their own happiness and honour? In their present situation, it would he folly to provoke hit tea sentment, and destruflion to dispute his common& ; bet, when Russia, Austria, England, and Swed shall be united, then will hope succeed to deepoilci ency. and Holland, Italy, Switzerland; and Spain, that are now tributary to, and subservient to Franc', may be encouraged, by such powerful assistance; MO longer to dissemble their hatred and ahhorreece of Fr-neh alliance. It is clear, Sir, how solicitous Roraparte is to avert the dangers which menace Ids throne; and how mach he dreads such an extent. I by the ai :ions solicitude he evinces, to sow the sect* of dissension among these States, an to perstil them a war wi t h hi mse lf i s i ncompat i ble with t heir interest. Yet, so palpably false is the sophistry b which he end eavours t o j ust if y hi ; amh ' ti in, that jr am persuaded. Cones himself would base disdained to use such arguments, to impose even on the un tutored minds of the Mexicans. It is, Sir, however, "devoutly to be wished," that such nonsense may speedily he silenced ; and that, instead of a paper war, such a war may take place, as may be efesSual in producing quiet and repose; since it' is pretty evi dent, that .iuch a sear, and such only, can restore the lost balance of Europe, and infuse llstri that great community, the salutary principles of order, peace, and happiness. I am, Sir, your's. kc. Aug. 16, 1 ems. At.claramllit -- ...al sm , NATAL INTEI.I./GENCE.;-1 1 . 14 . , ' ........nr.--- 1 WA smell , raassosteis, Al*. 'PC The Prioress Attgotto packet. Thompson, will sail to-morrow lc the Leeward Islands, with the Mails of the Vst inst. The Prince of Weirs packet, is hourly expelled from Lisbon. Dr ter, sun. 4 2.6. Sailed this morning, the Esteeabiloop of war, for Sheerness; and the Zroker IWO eft*** with dis c petchel for Admiral Lord Reithriellie Testa. ray.sedstris; AV 0. 241. Since my last, arrived the,pooe'r sloop of war,i, and Vewv'et bomb. Fasted by thrs port, the Dio nude, of 50 guns, with a large convoy. 4EI I 'rile Windsor Castle sailed et) Thursday, and Carehn e brig. Yesterday the Cfare, of 98, Admiral Stirlinks sailtd . to join the fleet of lit .ell ir rii the Sea/tech gun-brig. Came in the Esdrarovr. 41 dy a convoy from Wales. His Majesty's ships Worrier kid Asufaciota, are paid wages to-day, and will sail fa-morrow. The .San Josef is getting hit guns on board to-day, and will he ready for sea in two or three days ; Sir C. Cotton is evened to' hoist his Sag on hoard of her. ' Came into Hamonze yesterday, His Majesty's Alsip Brill isle. '. 'l'he London will shortly be commissioned. Sir 'Robert Barlow is appointed to have the command 'of her. ' 1 On , ' l l l 1 ~ fecd; and, as to the comnion mass of the French ' On Friday, tht Egyptiesice frigate was undocked t - 11 , people, .sve have seen too many signal instances of sam e t id e , the ",lfette, of 80 gUns, was docked. and their inconstancy, not to believe they would aconi- w ill h e undo4ed on Monday, after bein g re - copper- i esce in any new change of masters, and shout Vire ed, /cc. !.• itoi with as Flitch enthusiasm as they pronounced ' , ________-_-0 1 . • i M. e r l'...reperee , . Resides, the French wet e mice A letter frcim an experienced and iittiniftlett (iff* celebrated for their enthusiastic attachment to silo. fiver belnogiiig to our squadron of Soiliileei,.. nattily, and their brie of hereditary princes s ; and tains severall interesting particulars wurthy if thrSiigh the itqn desPotiam of some of their kings are- It is dated,New Romney, August et:— i' " e • I stated their alialinhs, yet, perhaps, there is a con- t' We aril ,e 1 here last evening from off llioutragnw, ill eery th .itg.'reonali•el in stabs 14 e x i cept chat about Th . tilt . coaled principle of affeZlion to the house of Roorhon, the rettuttptiort of white under prper restrietions, e w the th e ,7e n".. i I' anger -- Dutch is:aw.wgna !thou& on e , . 2 1 ' st ni t i n7;tan n t rla f e nlist a ire icu . l4l may nnilie en fat distant al the sett- - entitled Napo- I wan. I#4rat nemesis which we have spoken derrotteßfe r 1 !eon' I. and his !Minister' Tilleyrand, May imagine ; etlwr in liite repose, that eight floe cog battle ships orewede 711 Teasi,,, and 400 trausporss, with abottl tAttill rwrisi 0 i I to this point', their reigning manners, opinions, and habits, skßt'iendilig, add to which, perhaps, Bel; ~...r 1 nabasked. About tw,iity thonsaiel troops are al trr , Fat 'Alustntant and its vicinit I leans, think r •,. ; arm . hiniself ,triayhe hastening them. . They ha I lad. i - iiiievrtetwith • expire a, will rase up chwifoet ' oiled:that a rerohnicrilnr, government is nit auited rive u a little gliary,,when, poshatalp, the ens(' in flautspii i n!! tempt sin iierasiot . i. The re are two or tlw e , litficulti , . - ipiel , Yd their situation or their ternper, and th:t its w i : n e t t et, ,, rhat tail. atterrpt or t heirs win most e‘ideriO ha tacertaity and turbulence is neither adapted to pro- with, be their attempt entele 'Awn at mayo.. SOIL maul t which, , soot, thank Clod eaarthr at their atitonwi .t . c a r e r; the security or repose ; and can the Govern- , tof an usurper and a relit:l.6e secure or stable? in e first Owe, we have awe • Mimed that, with an 'bey ii st it mit, frdm its' very nature, be uncertain ? ' • '"t an and cu She! cassir_ , b i r_ing f ali t nw e re t , v 0 .: ? . (,,,.. anti , 7 . ;:. .1. 1: . , r ,....ii the thre e . harbours at ret one 4 , MO tie not sul,mit to tl:e whims and caprices of that L " a tbq.eln as Ambitious as honseff s ,• who. i ,,„" 4 1 .7 1 ,0 :`, 0, 1 4 •11 :' • and th e" 4 Vegtfli'l i ttlet ittle ' T his tenz, AI ...„ , . ,Viler **Niber,inftr.will lfe open ile The a Iced him I ,e .}Sat tutu ition . Must 'not . ' dii P r i nces of ounsetiseiten fee* see moment 'the sewnise dowses f . guru pe be debased by acknowledging ' Lim e WO , t " , ie ..; t l 9a , w ie . 6 4*j: a lf, n r ei rie .7t 7 ng.i, flectie cti 44 t rg r- u T ty ha ly si4e i. t e it iva t : f ow can tliat thrnne he secure. which 'has been ole. .'. ll I err" Xl'l. thee sin t•eg e bnl i ethe r • eta the Thai 6( i lt nee by • ri ,11 ', 4 0 handy ft) cite exciir" f t" n r the' le i liyi trweifteriAlt be t ' ' ..tt wfiiffifiarlf- nos* a 1 ni • ' , rq' ' CC is eviJenel he must air aye be- it• t ti.virthW,Shetairwasietttepeteietr nisesieupewtheisibee•ths' . rm.' ' „ es •-, : , i t i ••4•7 -,•ancel al is' vessel is at -the_ • are[ IK: SNO qw 1,0010. Met.t. a . 0 4 .8 . 404 4 ,44.4. 04 ." i ,„ ifillie vra 4 irs A& that Oe 'his i f land:lie, wit out sr , an ii.e flak a coLd ites "'ll' irearo " ri, t e"ra they 6 reac -40 irr e h?Bri llir t:' ' .r , ' " 7, ipust be the sufferers ' . Now illaiwiea." '..) t V•tr, ': _ 21,1. y t 1-t ) M I ii:P CI • FROM L.isr G.IZETTI. e I . MILITARY Plt014071()NS. Woo. tiny dovort 21, 18n;,. lsy.:lßegienest of llorbeGoa•d•-•••Li-utbant Jelin i'lloyts to be Cso•ain ed a Troop, w.thout purchase, rice Horteley. who retires: .i.•erseut I'd!, Gent to be Cornet, without perches., vice Fi'l.i, promoted. tt Lba.e.nse Glear•!.....llreset tauten+ , t Co'onel IVellians Fed -1..r, fro n the loth t .glit Magoon+, In be I.ioutetialt-Co lonel, a alvniat .•:iesien Alexander M'G.egor, from the Stle Free, to be Cornet, without keri.O.,lt 41Dragne.e.--lirevot Lieutenant-Q.69nel Inbest Balfour to be Lien:costa.. ' , sinned, without otire.hat... Intl. R.-gement of Lien tnagnontewCaptain Charles Palmer to he Major, without perchase, vice Fuller, promoted in the"' lit Drat... GUS ds. 14th Ditto—Majo r Neil Ta:la,t to be Lieutenant-Coleari,l wurour issitesoo, ISt!, LientenantsColmiel Richard A • • See•erner en be I.:eut-mant-Celenel, without paten' . •'‘.• Ist Regiment of Foot Guard.--Ensiga Joseph Lautnue at. be. Lieutenant, v.ce Sabine, deceased. 14th Regiment of F of—Major Holionr.e'. l e Hemp Cadger,. • from she 53.1 Foot, to be Lieuten•nt-C .lunel, or. purchase. vice O'D.•ghertv, who retires, lest Ditte--Major James Money, from Ilar-yrer of the 14th • Itattah ou , lobe Maim, vire Taylor, who exchange.. .533 Ditto-eMakir Jslo, Mansell, from HAW pay of the late, surrey Rsog,•s, to he vice Baellie„ oh • exchanges ',7th Ditto—Majur Chalet William D. le, from the 61st Font, to be Lieutenant-Colonel by pnrcilate, nee Cochrane, who retires. HOSPITAL STAFF. Staff Surgeon .14111 W.trzell to be Deputy lasspedor of Hospitals. De..uty Purveyor Robert Stewart to be Purveror to the Forces. Royal Manx Fee.e.b'ee—John Edeard Lee, Gent. to be En sign, vice Moore, w hu resigns. puetainsutle Volunteers....Ganrill Wilkins, Gent, to be Era, sign, vice Seaton, who restos. Al eta 'is Of Intel. Assistant Surgeon Water lioda.e, of the 211ReetnentdP ' Foot, is superseded. sig Lieutenant W. D. Tayl•w.ef the Bth Regimen{ of Foetus, superseded, tieing alo.ent without leave. :; • ' E. In the Gazotre of the tOth July 111,08. "" .4 4 Stir Dragoon Guanli—For Comet JelAWlinAftlll4olllooll Lotion, without Porch:ma. t 5...; v• 3(14 lib Read Conset Derry %Wilma ielleffigissopy, witasso l iFipp chase. , • ; vti alks Mew pe es 41 1 P PARTNPRSHIPS Di s tr e tt e rlo, 4 9 11••• tat Aimee std Alexander Vogel% amnia Morn tea. seiscitora. and enneensalamd • , Tee Notts.., Ruit VIA WARM*, Jtoweas'all'i# kack.4liig won't, thp county of Alert', A pai isktee_ 11 ,itt the coonq of Oxtail • 41 e 3, 1805. s - I••es'e v At - Mary Manion, Thelests Menial.. deillinellowlage; NMI William Nubian., ge isiestenenler, •also lk s iONIIP .41 •1 8 00 1 4 1815 `dery *i ZUrcbigne a i i r a l the eity nt fisfif• inti" "Atli neerehaeta. • • pillift3:' 't &bung M! D 8 .1 94 , elmisuurfot; 4.• t! • sAmilmtcy 'EN LABASOS. so le Is • le Charles Curpon, of) lerveln is lIlrion114=4:1•Ff keeper, dealer and clia;mtan, front. at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPAT „r 14••• .11 , 91, S 4, • Henry Grin`, Warrinetrin, t 154 cai •rn ,* linen, told won.len-dra u ti, dealer fir neat* Sept. 4,9, and IN't If, siting., at the og IMMlne,•igeDellese. get., To ‘fanclieder. Attorneys, Meesta4manaun and i.,„4", Mauehester , James iluddlestou, uow mime of Leice•etcy, in the covnty • of Leicester, vifleatter, dealer bed t l lttpfea,,,. ti sereetider Augur? 89, at those, 34, and (IA. firalvit, di the heti* of , ChsorgeCeoper, the sign of the Plougle,•in.lbokloe • is the camel? et Leireetee. Attorneys, Mr. Rend* yfalatti Forlos, • No 8. Ely-piece, Holborn, Loudon; and Togas- • ley, Hinkley, Leicestersleiie, Stowe! Bunn, of Great Charlotte.etrret, IN .ekhlitewetvill, i in the county of Surrey, merchant, dealer sea seerrender Auras' dl. Sept. 14, and (),8, 0, ort does Attom•le, fi.ench aeol.Widiame, Cast' :-.oeur. John of Liverpool, in the County of Lonenster, mei., chant..lead•r and Chapman, to stir . ..oder Sept 1, 17, 118•11 0.1 8, at one, as the lintl4o of Henry Fltir, the Globe • Tav,•tn, in John.ttreet, Anon:tests Mr Georee• tarred, Liverpool; end Mtsari. Cooper tint( LAWS. So.".a"uP"i .tombuildino, London. Tlsberias Lute of Sceileoetel, in the aunty of Trlcu , Staler in spartoous liquors, and chapels:non torrendie A8,14..t• 418, S 3, it elee.o, and Oct. 8, •at nee, 'at the Ge••egatiohj Kingsoon.liprm.tleill. Ammar', Meenebt Sykes and, trE woks,e ons 4.ratelen; aqi4tr Masco, u, Hun. •• .• wit nEteps. Sept. 23 William Allen, of Manchester, I n the 'ebb*i . of • Leuatitar, hanker, merchant, draw and chapmate,:eid leo, at the spread 'ogle Inn, in Mattchest.e. • 'T. 1 S co. mfdlsen, Whittaker. of Manchester, is, the of Lane.nter, merchant, dealer and chaputan, at four, at eke Spread Eagle Inn, in Manche:ter. Sept 17. George Loth, William Loth, aid John Itlabilni of NeweastleyabomTyoe, ituereoaltert, 'leafs's+ dholallmj and part. ners, at eleven, at the Shalteeposee Tannet.in Nee cattle upers.Tyne. Sept PS. James Howell, late. of StratßeleSafr, Id;the erionttl of Southampton, farmer dealer and chamitat"at one, ad the house of Tho mas ?teen, the White Hart, act tYlets church, in the said county. l, 'rid Sept. 19 Thomas Duffy, of Manchester, it, Om seyoviy, Lencastsr, manufecturer, deale r arid chly . eniin, at three, a the Dog Tavern, it, neansgste, in Ildanehes4er. Sept. 24. James Curry, of Maneheares •in lie county' I,anceater, merchant, dealer and chapatis, at three, at am Star inn, so Manchester. CERTIFICATES—Sara. N..• John Taylor, of Chataaru, la tile county of Kent, wined merchant. George F.eaterhy of Canada wharf, RotherMthy iu the county of Money, mendhust, dealer and chasm*, • 'et. • IINSOLVENTS,. ‘ 1 ' 7 • • PRISONFAS in Hie Maiesty's Gan' at APPLIII2Y, in the Co.leity el Alfestosoreland, who inteud to/00M be:befit of the Lite illteileitUt Ad. • ynrict. Thrones Partner, formerly of the Worles,End, es,. Regal e . ' the count? of York, bet late of Steekhar, Ise..rt Kirkby Swish*, en the wawa ef Westmurelend,,nuaband.nan and former. William Asimmon, formerly and lately of Bank, in the corny ~ of Westmoreland , . Antler. - • The new military road, through the cePnty wicisiov, is completed.* far as the §even Cb,orclies. As it advances from Dublin, this rustlings through a ensintry encreasing at every seep• ill beauty and wildnetl ?'full,' ht the distance of about 1 f cabers from the City, passes within a fest feet of the fret Vrate:e-fall in Ireland, at the head 'of the delightful; Glen of Macanass. giyeral dogs, apparently mad, haie hetli seep at Greertock i lately, by one of whichchild w* lsittep on Msitulay. The Magistrates have, very dloperly, enjosned the anhalsitants t o con fi ne their ogs from this day till the Csth of next monde. . „pi tip lith of lope last. the' town of De.:roit, in kitnada, was coma:met! by fire. It wis the seat of Government of thiMichrgan tertiz.iry, cor.sistea of 300 hotiscs tsuilt of WQOsl, and ab0ve...2.00u inhaisl tsinfs. The citadel, hayricks, ned te;,:ry other build ing were consumed , eikept the lrgle•huttte of a Mr A. M.lnaosn, a block-house, and a stable. • P-17.4 L DUEL. --+-- We some time ago mentioned an ur.fortnnat duel, near 11 :i , :laygh. veLen a son r ,f tl,e kolaNlegistrate of Lond,,nderry fel!. Mr. Jo Ha Bi./IN El Of that city, suryteon, being called upon the OCCA sion, melted in such a h.,rdsome manner to the nu loirimate young mat, that it called forth the follnte ing h•mourable arinowledgmenrs from the father : 1)C Alt Slll,—Yn.ir ertertri ns attd tirtention 11l Cit.! th e Id of Inv dear a..,1 tonfortGlwr c= 4, ,, , , zu „ t „,,,!‘ 444 04,..,4 Int iKkii-wle.!edletlts Au-I VI, e a nd toe Comietika.,l 1,,,, ,o, tricoyeratnies .4 . this City, wiltarie„ter pay a ulnae them and rim , lib . ratitr, have &rectal es , 1, kaks ou y ou. ", base enrol e i you an tn.: the citiltens, am! vi a l; as ~,,,„ 4 , pfllll4, oils .1 Carl mate nut the CertiftSte, It slim.tj Leer,: inkier! t . you i:i a silver bout. I u.-ed not tell , .„, h ow m alive 1 Ana to die ols!ogittisms you have laid me wider by 0 . Ck aid ' s.% &ad hulnaAty to one vo.veto den to ao, ,13,1 the,. ~ie l l i b itpg . molter lOU ColllTSl,l4eim e 4 lour sentitnetits o f 1,, Mr. L'lrearatirt. Ifirwever consolat or y you , , 0 ,,,,.., fty at others might to be, sti I It - proses how severe air low wt him isa-tia tittle?' did the bylaw' frame contain Nur 'Wife, honour, and davits, loofa utb may, liberality, and ii mainly (exeacs the partia'dy of a patens). 1 dull il , al t b, the first safe Opportunity ur transmitting to yu.: the, -otter. ad,bort. And, with every sentiment or gratitude bqiere Hie Sir, N be your obliged and fattkltil servant, i mainly (Signed) Deny, July 31, 1803. John Bennet, F.M. Surgeonadinburgit WII. 14.C"' PRICE OF STOOKS. YE.STENI4.IY FlAnk Stock. , 171 S per Cent R e duc e d SSE: S per Cent. C o nsul. 4 per Cunt. .. 74 74 TS 4 per Cent. Navy NI' Ontnium in.lla Stock .' 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Or; At;‘,•ww the Illinat of Houma Mimi oi Li..rio. £4 or c.a. r,.0.4 Cllibtin on hwn4:1011( Aug: 21) lif w UM -1441111aelfa4t ofll.vadori ( Aug. 19). air , : ir lieu oak Lhiliiin (chuo) 464 dor:4' BIRTH. Ori the 19th indant, at Lictrout, Scotland, Mr.. Jay slog Addy Ilelivered of a son. ' ' tMARRIAGEN." Uu the 13sh inst. se tat the Isle of Mao, he the Ras: John Culls y Vicar General of the fthol, by som.st heroine. James Re•.net. V. 61. cat Rronghtoo, in I....oras:rire Sh fain tOtt. *files elf Rotel Ore Shimu nn, sail d rrtgk ter of Daniel /14zarre, or thetame lakr.d , one of the Hue Mentb-WaThSTl.mise orßers. .tiaterday last, at Si-ton, in the -county of Gloucester, by the Rev. James Snew, l'ltihp Thai: Wyl,h:r.n, FN. of Tiaras Park, Oxfor.l.trie, cad loam* of All su,;.' College. Oxford. _toakftrltat Louisa Tromuo,eatighter of Erinyes 'f unman fol. ...ocStot i on Court, Glosseto•e..htm Oh..Mco.4ay, at Chlrfehuro; Rent, rt e Rev. Mr. Weedy Diu* i ju Pa 'of Chefiearq Mi.s A nnabella boulas Otaall, Rmlet.mmtitt, St. James:6 siren'. OF.AMR., ' last week, it iristal, ChsrAimart Ansa John, wife at CO•Arge John, Esq. of l'teltarrro, w tlmiumoty l enNothroso, sad rlatothrer of the late Dr. M3chzir, At CradVh all, 'tiro,' loyetnets, thdlsll'taini, j oar Will cam Itailiie; f.. 4. Tort MajLr o' net Danne 4 ."' S.' , At Wilton Hanise, : _tbraarad theEart Pcmbrolke, is &sham last. fluty Wyatt, Esq. of Ilaomorth MoldO.ee. v . .Afiss. Rottertaun, 01 Lode, wife of lic.‘ad.er:Creuaral Ruiert -44, TON at Edinburgh, un the IV current. '4 l Pit W4TEIR THIS DAY AT LONDON 8111044. Maw.. .4 Ws.: attar 4 after I" 4 " I • SALE. BY AUCTION. pr.ovcsTEßsHrisF.. By Mr. raLrorrs, Sea. At the X Mg. Heal Ina,. (; nuts tor, en SATURDAY, the Silty Day of August, 140 S, at Six °Vlach In the AllB4 , Maim. kVERAL RICH and HIGHLY DESIft- MILE PARCELS of LAND, in the immediate roe , urlji of the Lain pity, cortiotaig of the fu owing parutisia* Mattis Visor": PIECE of AR ABLE LAND, at Eiseslistine. Tidi° l **IAN* hem. (Salaam( 4A. SR. JAP. or atm.:- of F. A ,4 /tA r l e il m .E .r. L h .A F N , D, , a c ti: m rili ng to 7 ( l . k. • SR. SP. tit Lit 3. - A PIECE of ARABLE LAND, lying st • *Bata dittatiala from the futegolng,aalled the night Acre Peat, and containing 7A. 2R. I3P. or catumta. Lot 4. A INE,E 4AR itß4-E LAND, adMining to pit 3, eallei Applegirths, cuittainme 7A. 1.41. IP or thaithlists. Ler s A PIECE of ARABLE LAND, tolled Wore Did molar Far* 'Omitting to Lot" and 4, itial with a small ?Owe nt Garden Gaming lying near aerate, con :aims( Ail $l. I wit SA. 1I IP. nr Ultimatum's. Lot G. A PIECE of ARABLE LAND, eallisl OMatsl Pill, adjoining to 1/0i 3, and containing 44A. lA. AN. or aura ateulsti. Lot 7. A PIECE of MEADOW GROUND, called Ha , ward"g,Piers, adjoising to Lo: 3, and cons um ing SA. 08. LIP. of tliisfeauouts Lnt 4 A PIECP. of GARDEN GROUND, cinglainior Tide* goarten at an Acre, of the.sabouts, adjoining to Wand. will Arid Lott p. A PIECE of ARABLE LAND. containing tient Ayr/ and 2 Ltaarter, or tharriabouti, whoining to the last, awl some time si.rre incloto.l unit of Windmill Cad, • toe 111 TWO SUBSTANTIAL BARNS, with St*k. Oliftliourat, and Kick `laid adtoming thereto, ciantaiiiine nn the chide Olt JP. at Ure.e.rbu'nta, turtne ly ca.let Die Tinte asni., attuning to the rtiriallike rood, leatitii i ; tram GloticsAct to tVottuii. The frintgoing Prrttiorra are Freehold of Inheritance', and Thhe-free, atttMs land tax a rednenasiii. • r Tan Lando ale alhot iftt eery be .t quality, and the Arable irsagable of hem& held down to Pasiure at little vapour. ~ 7.in bird Lop are aitoste at Einetholtne, the Ideas sloar i rriitd 1,1(.4 froth tilthiceater to Wutton. r •nt at Nfiehiolinit next. • "Furtliwil Pamir:Wan Awe be knewn, ba solarise ga 41(gges. Whitcomb", Griffith, seal eitaaetta, to Glougeo . LOPSEPPNW--Printrid I, GEODORMAVIDS4I4. SS. 11114 eoblished by JOSLIM RYDER, at the other, No 15, Back of St. Clinton& !Wind, where Circler* In: the roper , Lc. ',Post -pled) will he only atts+lad row