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L. 7 TORICAL REVIEW of the STATE of IR EI.AND ; tar, a Innification of thi• Conduct of this English Government • Li that Country from the Reign of Henry 11. to the Union of Orem Kristin and Ireland, One V.I. octavn, is. 6d. •• Tn.. Wink cumulus an account (taken from the most an Ihent.e murex) of the conduct mid proceeding. of th.. Great (lady or Roman Catholics of Irrland, from the earliest dawn in the pr , ovott time. "--Estract from 'The AmeJaciitssai Review, fur hi•member 1804, page d'9 " The Author has conapktelv sit.rocrled in detecting and ex pedng the insidious attempt. Of Mr. P. to arraign the wisdom, atte insure, said humanity of the British Government ; and, in doing rt., he has displayed vo profound a knowledge of the English and Irish History, in ...lid a judgment, and such men rmy of discrimination, j,• utot to gee ..f stile, that this Very one bent work newt Dt• rintoderval at a valuable addition to the linaries of persons re mete and rational curiosity .•' EDINBURGH, 1.11-11 . 11, AND ENVIRONS. This Day is publish...l, in Two Sheol, puce One Guinea, neatls mooniest on Mons and Rollers, ABeautiful and Highlpini:,bed MAP of the' CITY of EDINBURGH, Ltirii, anal ENVIRONS, ZOOM accurately dime ouin a tiral Starves and Mea.urements, By JOHN AINSLIE, Gengiapiier. The whole Etched and Engraved by himself. This Mao comprehends the whole of the newly pro ject...l .Street s and Snuar.s, he. with the new Entries and to the Tow r, by the tiff-rent item nails, soul ea Mail, over the newly cemented Royalty at Bellevue, ire. Re. tet'li Pm? ot Leith, Newlia.en, the new Wet Docks their., and, inehori, ever. place rl "lap ',lane. connect...l with, or 111 the irnontaltate vicinity 01, the Metennolts The groundolhelotheng to the different proprietor. are shaded moth d fferent colour., so that they are readily distingst shed f y earl ; and the diff•ront scalm of measurement will he mural ai Sc c.instrueted with *deli accuiney, that, by the applscat.on of them, • pis- 01% of an acre even may be port. overt ascertained. Published by A. Constable and Co. Edinhingh ; and mid in 1t... ion try J.rhu Ntionsy, at , Fleet-street. Pfto - 31 . SATURDA 141 . GIIT'S GAZETTE. _ MILII I . CRY PROMOTIONS. , 14.- Orfire, March 50, IAO3. 511, ir , sep , ar, I~Li ru t enan tCharles Black more lobe Ce r tain o(a Tr..op, without purchase. Lieutenant Chad,. Moore, (ruin the 44th Font, to be Lieu tenant, vire 11.aeltro. re. Crown W.!ker tr. h • Lieutenant. ...dipole purchase. 6th Ditto—Cornet Edward &smolt) to be 10-otenant, without purehase lot Rettnen. of Font—litievet lieutenant Chins! Fredeick Har Ivlll3 is to be Lieutenant Colonel, wa404l purchase. vies Campb-11, appn iited to the 9th Veteran Battalion. lesptaiss Alexander Macdonneil to be Mat,,, vtca Hantrieen :?3 , t1 Dina—Oda* Geoefel the Hon. Charles num to be Colonel, rice Lord Gerrie Lennox, decrowd. 4". th Ditto—Lieutenant Colonel Hon. John Meade, from Half P. 7 of the life Vali Garrison Battalion, to be Lieute nant Colonel, vice MAjor Ge-tieval Fitarny, app,Anted to the entnntand of the 25sh Foot. Seth Duo—Mart Charles St-wart, from the S9d Foot, to be Colonel. purchase, vice Rowe, oho Oeson, front the 43th TOON to be Stewart, promoted in the Peth 1 r.- Lieutena.:t Colonic), without purchase, vice Rowe, who retire. Dittisaa•Captail John Jaen;mon, from the Sitth Foot, to be hcarir, be purchase, vice Stewart, promoted in the A/1h P s Foot. 65th Diteo...Thootav Atkins, Gent. to be Ensign, without purities, vice Jardine, t• be dismiase4 the Service, he baying alemotairil when his Regiment w a s under Order; for • Foreign S..nrice f3th 0;tio-e-CaptainCohn Nl'Ese to be Major, vice Watson, deceased. 90th Ditto-• Captain Ric Lard Butler to he Major, by purchase, vice St. Grow-, promoted to the ca.! lost. Major General Champagne's Regiinent—Lientewant Colonel the I lon. Willem T. Moleimortla, from the Newfoundland Fenciltho, to be Lieutenant Coh.nel, nice Kerr, appointed tai Major General Ramvay's Reg. meat . Major General R:inisay's Regimen:.—Lieutenant Colonel The- ws William Rerr, Irons Champagne'. Regiment, to be Clantonant Colonel, vice Young, elm retire. on Half Pay of the 16th Carrion Battalion. Borst Newfoup.diand Fencibles-oLieut Col flinty Fdward Sunbury, Irons the permanent Staff iit the Quarter Master . • G n^ral, to he Lieutenant Colonel, curt Melesworth, ap- pointed to Major General Champagne's Regiment. STAFF. :•• Major f.if•us Wil:ism Otway, of the Stli Light Dragoons, to he Deputy Adjusaut tkocrai to the Forcer serving in Canada, cab the rank of Limitation Colonel in the Army, vice Ilsolyanan • Qualm. Mailer General's Departesent--Lieutenant Colonel • Ittichael Symes, et the 76th Foot, toile an Antistant in the • Quarter Master GennraP , Office, vice MutrayArromoted. • Major !limy Fox Srowarigt to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Sunbury, promoted _ Captain Alesander Nesbitt, from the F3rl Font, to be District with the Rank of Major. vice Iltroworigg, pro moted. GARRISON. Lieutenant Gen.ral Joh., FAA of Chatham, IC. G, to be Co •ernor of fl►mouth, vi( I..rd Georg• Lennox, docr.kird. PARTNFIZSPIPS DissoLvEt). William Wiagrare amid li'lWalffi Wells, of Iln Sboredit. coopers. Much 2:i, 1105. Franc.. Ingram, of W..keteld, and William lug am, of 11.ailf,as, in the county .4 York, banker., ; aelw, tate of Li v-rnural, and new of the island of Trinsdad ; and Riehaid Sutler, of Liverpool, merchants Oct. 31, 1803. William Taalhattr, Samuel Taylor, and John Mallawav, of Stratfand„ in the county of Essen, Aurgeoro, armthecae and men.aiiidwirea. 1 1 61. iir ti 23, Igo Robert 11r..dv and Samuel Marshal?, of Shaffivkl, in the casualty of York, caMets. Augert 1, 1799. Janet Freelmil and Willi am Gather, of Petershiergh, and Nathaniel Heron, of Norfolk, North Americas and Samuel Lennox, of London, merehenis. March 26, 1803. John Heyde and Richard Fleetwood, of St. Helens, in the county of Lan, ii.ter, steel wire drawer.. Jan 17, 1805. italoli Preston Robson amid Thomas Nleieslte, at the New Dock, in the pr.sh of Rushop-Weannoutli, in the county of Durham, ship-buible.s. March 20, 1803. Robert Raskin and George Rogers, Bristol, ranger refiners. Starch 23, _180.3. John lind!ips the elder and John Phi lint the younger ef C.nounidwEreet, t.o4thn, and furnishing imitinortgels March 2S, t 403 • G -tole Pol-, of the &trough of Southwark apd Powell, of Maidstone. Ma, cl. ?t, 180. . , BANKRUPTS. James Fits, of the pariah of Codfo•rd St. Peeler, in the minty of Wilts, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, rJ surrender April 17, at seam. 111, at ten, and May 11, at there, at th. Red Lion Inn, iat the city of New Sarnan. Attorney% Mr. Tierney, Salisbury ; and Mr. Lowten, Temple, London Thomas Clarkson, law of the oafish of Kiwisbury, In the county of Warwick, dealer in coals, dealer and , haioman (but now a prisoner in His Mair , tv's county gaol of Warteick)s In surrender Aunt 24, 23, and May I I, at a even, at the dwel ling house of Christopher hall , called the Warwick Arms, in Warwick. Attorneys M. 1.111. Swaine an d Steren , ,Uld Jewre, London ; and Mr Whitely. Birmingham. • Daniel Resdhead, of ht. Margaret's Hill, in the boroigh of Southwark, in the county of Sum y, tin-plate-worker, d. tiler and chapman, to surrender &mil 2, 9. arid May 11, kt twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Williamsons, Clif ford's Inn Edward Wennby, now or late ,f Great Grimsby, in the county of Lincoln, shookeeper, to surrender April 9, 10, and Mat' 11, at eleven, at tit.. house *1 John Clarkmn, the White Hart Tavern, in the town of Kmgatoo-lioto•Hull. AttUrnlty., MENUS. Lyon and Cullyer, Bedford Row, Loudon ; and Mr. Jackson Hull. Sob Tow n se n d : of Barnsley, in the county of York, grocer, dealer and chapinan, to surrender Apia 6, 16, and May 11, at ten, at Guildhall, London Attorneys, Messrs. Gatty and Haddon, Angel Court, Throgmorton Str et. Robert Jackson, now or late of We.t Winch, in the county of Norfolk, butcher, jobber, deal3r and chapman, to surreml •r April 27, 29, and May 11, at six, at Guildhall, in Rioe'a Lynn, in the said county of Nod olk Attorney% Mr. Korey Goodwin, in King's Lynn aforesaid; an , l Maori. Lyon and 1 ::^ 11 Yer. Bedford Row, London. James Coleman, late of Clare Marker, in the parish of Clement Danes, in the county of Meillesex. molt -Ter, dealer and chapman, to surrender April 2,9, and May 11, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mmes. Bolton, Savage, and Spike, Elm Court. Temple Charles Roberts, of Great Tower Stove% in the city of Lon • don, victualler, dealer and Chapman, to aurrenalei April 6, 20, at eleven, and May 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Noy, Miming Lane James Wilkinson, of Kingston-upon.llaill, draper, dealer and eliapman, to surrender April 9, 16, and May 11, at ten, at Gant than, London. Attorneys, Messrs. J. and R. Willis, Wernford Court, Thrognioi ton Street. Henry Saxby, of Charlton, in the county of Kent, market gardener, dealer and chapman, to swot-ruler April 6,9, at twelve, and May 11, at one, at Guildhall, London. .11itor *eye, Menus. Sherwood and Parreill, Canterbury Square, Southwark. Will , nsham longstaff; now or lace of Mortnn, in the parish of Gataishaargh, in the county of ',IWO:a, camas, tor, dealer and amino-in, to stirreo:der May 2,2, at the Itackanooae: Head Inn, in Gainsburgh afnowaid, and el .y 11 , at eleven, Attorneys, the Castle -.111. le .1 Lincoln, in th e county of 1 11 Mr. Rohm Truckle, of Gainshurgli aforcaid ; and Ni,no - ,. Shresdahs and Alexa nder, New Inn, London. DIVIDENDS. April 30. James Jsrritt, late of the city of aristvl, cabinet maker de der and Otman, at elegeu, at the White Li o n Inn, limed Steel, Bristol April 27. Matthew Btown, late of St. John's Square, in the piri.h of St. John's, Clerkestwell, in tbo county of Middle sex, piquet, dash., and chap ms, .at one, at Getillisalle London - April 20 Edward Edwards, of Penology, In the county of Sussex, dealer and chapeau, et twelve, at Guildhall, London. April 30. Edward Carritt, late of Louth, in the county of Litteriln sad'er, dealer and chapinan, at eleven, at the New Eioe's lied Inn in Louth. April 24. John Fish, of the town and county of Newcastle upoi.Ty tie, soapnsiker, at test, at the Terles Dead, in Newcatele.upon-Ty Ile. Apnl 20. James Nowise, of the town and county of New castle-upon Tyne, s.raphoiler, at ten, at the Turk's [lead, in Newea.tle-upon-Ty mt. April 27. James Parker of Narrow Wall, Lambeth, i n th e county of Surrey, vitt:miler, dealer end chapman, at ten, at Gui What!, London. April 30. Samuel Bradley, of Ili/thorn, in the county of Middlesex, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall, London. 'April 33. Daniel WS:inlay and Abraham Meutles B. Ivsario, of Size Lane, in the city of London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. May IL John Baker, of Peckham, in the coma! of Surrey, carpenter, dealer and chap.o.n, at ton, at Guildhall, London. April 23. John Royce, late of Wellelose Slone, in the county of bliddleses, wine merchaut, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 20. Robert Doodeery, late of I.imehouse, in the county of Aliddiesez, timber merchant, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. April 112. Mary Derrell and William Dorsehl, late of this city of Wells, shopkeepers, at eleven, at the haute of George Porten, called the Rummer Tavern, in All-Sainu Lane, in the city of Bristol. April 33. Charles Caldwell anti Thomas Smyth, both of Li verpool, in the county of Lancaster, hankets, at twelve, at the house of Henry Fumhaw, the Globe Tavern, in job* Street, L,yerpool. April 20. Jones Perciwall, late of Cro) don, in the county of Sorry (but now a prisoner in the King': Bench prison) s stable keeper, dealer and chapean, at eleven, at Guildha4 London. Apnl _ DO. Samuel Cassell and Walter P owe ll. o f L om b ard Street, in the city of London, bankers, at ten, at Guild hall, London. May 7. John Parker, of Sudbury, in the county of Glou cester, meicer and draper, at two, at the George Inn, in Sewdkty, in the county of Worcester. CERTIFICATES—Ann 20. George Boulton, late of Charing Cross, in the county of Mid coach proprietor, but now of Prickle- Hall, in the parish of East Barnet, in the county of Middlesex, dealer and Thomson. Thomas White, of Chesterfield, in the county of Derby, bookseller. Thanes Hindley, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, calliro mataufActwor. Jaen« Hewitt, now or late of Wilson Street, Moorfields, io the county of Middlesex, weever, dealer and ( - Imprison. Charles Elliot STritt, late of Upl.er Beckley Street, Portman Square, in the comity of Midillnex, bookseller. !XV•rg" • FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE UL rul PAPERS. PARIS, MARCO 20. 'lite following article appeared in the lionitenr of this day The absurdity of a treaty of subsidy berteeen Sweden and England is such, that the King of Sweden himself appears to disavow it. The fol lowing is a Letter from Lord Harrowby to Lord Govier, written on the sth of Nov. t 804, which affords elucidations on this and other points, that will be read with interest : FITR ACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER FROM 1.01113 lIAR- RONNY TO LORD 00WIta, pATED NOV. 4, 1804. 1 hope you will prevail on Russia, if not to fire great guns, at least to publish thundering manifesi toes about the seizure of the Chevalier Rumbold " Sweden has sent the account of the expense 23,000 men, amounting to about forty-eight millions' of livers Tournois; and I conclude from it, that the Swedish Ministers have made this account on pur pose to have it rejeEted. We know nothing yet of the first negotiation. " 'I he dispatch of this day is particularly calcu lated for the Court of Berlin, because it has hitherto shewn very little inclination to enter into those views. But even Vienna requires much spurring on; it ap pears from the reports of Lord Arthur Paget, tat affair s have no t been more forwarded by the nego-. Elation of II AWISOWSICV. " As long as they will complain on the one part. and not make any plain proposals on the other, it will be impossible to get forward. The Envoys from England and Russia, at Vienna, must be able to say, at the same time, make a defensive alliance with us, in case the consequences of the Treaty cause a war with France ; here the number of Russian troops which you may calculate upon; bee 'you have the plan of the campaign; Mere, what we propose, if successfals and Er,t• the subsidies which England Kill give. If no overtures can he made sufficiently explicit and positive to obtain a clear an swer, it cannot be hoped that Austeia will beoblig ed to declare herself. Another year will elapse, with proposals on the one part, and rejellions on the other; so that resistance, always supposed fruitless, will at last become sn indeed. " Although we dare not press Russia to procei d immediately to allive measure:, vet if, contrary t.) our expeCtation, she should be inclined to proceed. you will take care not to oppose it, especially ; f Prussia should be inclined to take a part with her. All our friends are well. lam going to Bath for a fortnight, &c." TO THE PUBLI':. Frequent enquiries being made at our Office concerning new literary wnrks advertised in thin Paper, and not having time to pay pro?er attention to them severally, we will, in future, give, upon rhi. fir,t day of the month, in our last page, a list of all tirr veN publ , cations of the month inwoading, which, we hope, will tie accepted as • satisfactory answer to all such enquiries —See the last page THE Barran P RESS . I.ON DON, MONDAY, APRIL 1. We have received a private letter from Ceylon, dated Columbo, August t, 1804, from 'Mk! , the following is an extra& :—" Nothing of importance his occurred here since the massacre at Candy. Several small detachments have been nut and re turned after annoying the enemy wherever they met them, and have taken a little provision, such as rice and cattle; but a general attack is intended from all quarters. General Weems is at present on his tour to make the necessary arrangements. We are not very sanguine in our expectations of the result. We rather apprehend the loss of m tnv v.iltiable lives by the jungle fever, than any material injury to the enemy ; they have little to lose, so little can be gained." We have received communications from Holland to the 28th inst. A private letter. tr.im Rotterdam of the 27th states that the people of that country seem in general pleased with the new constitution, as it assimilates so much with their old one. The best informed politicians think that at the period of a general peace the StadtholJerian Government will be re-established through the interest and iofl3rnce of the Cabinet of Berlin. Mr. ScNtOt me I. res. NC K will remain at the head of the Governmenr until that time, and then it is expelled that the eldest son of the Hereditary Prince of 04ANOC, at present a boy of twelve years, will be eleaed Sr A nxtto,.ce lt, to the exclusion of his father and grandfather. Mr. SCUM MIMPENNINCR will ad as guardian to the young ST ADTHOLDIR during his minority.—Such, accord ing to our Correspondent, is the prevailing specula. tion in the best informed political circles. The plan is, no doubt, well calculated to continue Hol land in its degradation, weakness, and dependance upon France, while it AffeCts to restore the old order of things, and consult the wishes of Prussia. A letter from the Hague, of the ?-tith, says : " French fashions and morals have found, of late, in Holland, and particularly in this place, many followers p gallantry is quite a-la-mode, to the great scandal of the old, grave, and honest Dutchmen. In general, the French, in Holland, are much de spised (the French Ministers and a few General Officers excepted). No Frenchman his any ad mission in the first societies ; neither will the middle nor lower classeslassociate with them, if they can avoid it. Several young ladies, some of them of the first respaability, blinied by a handsome per son, and French elegant manners, with much flat more than the faithful "A new , has been latel, merly stood IVIELBUKGI ORANGE.' The French tempt for the Afonitrur, ders lately •WAOSTAF 'Elie party case of Lord Report, and it would be difficult to decide wha, ther his enemies or his friends base dote hies the greater injury. The latter have merted with at. air of triumph, that by the system of spe• culating with the public money, as.praetised by Mr. burr:. ea, with his Lordsilip's consent, the country sustained no In.;, and that the money sews eqinfy safe in Mr. Cot z rs's strong box as in the 8. . k o f England. The fallacy of this argument has been fully exposed. Even admitting it to be true, it could unly operate in mitigation ; but could toyer be received as a justification or defence. The Elcveath Rep! r., however, which we published on Saturday, destNys even this shallow subterfuge. It appears from • that the public were paying interest to a great amount upon their bills, at the very time the Pay. master of the Navy was making interest wi.h rh s public money. The indiscreet a Ivncaies of the party accused have thus contrived to pu• he merits of the case upon a ground that is not to sole , and unwillingly contributed •o their own defeat. We have received New-York P.tpers to the C of February, by the Lein-sort- Packet, which air on Wednesday at Falmouth. They cotti r r,. news of importance. On the 13th of Februa. y the returns of the votes of the difterll States fir Pre. silent and Vice-President were opened, in the presence of birth Ifou.e" of emigre's, in the St. nate Chamber, at twelve o'clock, when it appeared there were for Mr. Jeer. Atsert, as 162 for Mr. C "uaoa el.! r u iIS Cice-President, 162; for Mr. C. Prlrcrtedrv, as President . , 14; and Mr. Rerun Kiho, as Vice President, 14. Toe two former were, of course, declued.duly eleeted. Saturday. ahollt imlf-past fntir. the LOAD Cams cat.Loot transacted buuilicss at l L )2.1 litfut.saAvt's Office. We are assurfd that the Earl of Mot has ?f -eigned his commend in Scotland. Report Ads that the place will no longer be held separate. but re main rested in His Royal Highness the Duke of Yorta.. Sir F.TFIL COOT[ on Friday waited aeon the Duke of Yuri tz, and resigned his militiry com mand ia Ireland , conceiving it incompatible with his Parliamentary duty. The KING has been pleased to constitute and ap. pnint the Right lion. Fit ANC'S Lord !start La to he His Majesty's Eli4h Conan.issionerqo the (ateneral Assembly of the Church of Scotland. The KING, has been pleased to appoint Peter- KICK MAITLAND, Esq. Brigadier-Genial of fi.s Majesty's Forces, to be Governor of the lahuisi of Grenada. The t.urydice, from Surinam, is pot into Scily. It is supposed that the Lord F. , ..!es, and 16 sai of the Surinam fleet, which were off Scilly on the 2 st, have bore away fur Cork, as the wind had boo strong at S.E.S. to the 24th It is reported, that the Emperor of Gaeta Ater has agreed to discontinue the very strong line of troops he has establishes' along the Tagliameato. Marshal Brune received assurances from Ilk Im perial and Royal Majesty, before hr quitted Vienna, that this cordon should be reslused, almost imme diately, from 40 to i 2,000 troops. The Channel fleet was left all well off BrAst ~ n Tuesday last, by the Terrible. of 74 }dim., s hich ha. .s: rived At Plymouth to refit. Lnd(S A OMER was expescted at that port on .Thursday evening, for the purpose of hoisting his flag in thi• Hibernia, of 110 guns, as Commander in Chief of the Channel Fleet. Rear Admiral Tlloll4BoRatoliH, appointed Flag Captain of the fleet, hiss already gone on board the 11• Gt Mao The Upton Cycle, PIKRIN, from Bengal, fry Bombay, is captured, and carried in•o the Mauritius. The taryisce, Cum, con ; the Clasen. Ch CLAIM ; and the Amore, Matthews; from Suri nam for London, hare put into Scilly. They pants' from the Loral Forbet, and about sixteen sail of the fleet, on the 81st uh. oti Scilly ; they are supposed to have bore away for Ireland. An account of the extraurd;nary; expences of the ,%rms, incurred and paid by the Paymaster Ceneial of His Ms, es ry's forces, from the '23th Dec. 1803, to the 24th Dec. 1804, as laid before Parliament. It 4ffloatiat• to . L. 2,06Q,5(4 . . . Fr,..n %etloll deduct the um granted to His Ma jetty in the tut :imam., of Parliament towards . . defraying the extraordinaries or the army fir the e:ar 1404, via 1 400,000 There remains to be provided Ice 610,803 The Hazard, WI LL IA 111SO4, from and the Perseverance, DossovAs, ditto, have been captured by a off the Small.: the former has since sea plundered. and without any and earned into Kinsale. The a London for Cork, VI4I attae;ed by teer, about five males south-east of beat of re- tery, have elt.ped from th it parents, and gi their hands to these adventu ren t happe.ie more than 0n...e, that a f or - 44p . .)its so-v e shortly after th e manias% front thel4lllll- c • the faithful spouse of our yotigitiontrywothati. " A new French Theatre, vary light till elegant has been lately built here, upon the scite vt!iere for merly stood the Palace of the htte Prince of N ASI4 I VIELBUttGII, brother-in-law to the Princ e ORANGE." The French Government, as if to show its c tempt for all honourable feeling, has pnbli:hed, • the ikfoniteur, one of the letters of which its mara ders lately robbed the E,nglish Meisenger WAGSTAFF, on his way to Berlin. ' l'he party writers are contending furiously in case of Lord MSL V/ LLE, as stated iu the Tea* • - 610,80$ m krsey fot Cork 1 from Bristol , for French privateer. 11 ince ir fa.und at ieiwq v cia board, fro by the same priva Cork, which sommonllllll