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NICK', A IeTEW IThie - Day Was published, in Three Vols. 12t110. Price los. 6d. boardg, . • A New Edition, with Alterations and Additions;of OLD NICK, a Satitical Story: by the Author. ice of Farni!) . Biography. . . ,Printed for T. N. .Loriginan, and 0. - RMS . , Paternoser. row. . - " 'lake . kt for all hi all, we do not often look upon its like in this riefmrtinent of Literaturt..- Monthly Review,Eept. Igo!. ' 4 11-rnontre t;aitoist tin raistniement juste, et :tine grantle cennois . s T arice nes lintnmes et des lives." fourinii General de la Literature Etrantere, No. Is. INTERESTI.. , : , NOVEL. ,Tbis b a y In Two vos,: 121110._e1;t 'Niro Fruntkpleces, . Price 7s. in boardi„ lONCEL ; Or, The EMIGRANT; An IfistO. 6(s,tl , Novel,'eontairttng'a Narrative - of real and recent oCcurrinees. • I.)E P.RUNO, IA Native of the Ilaixks of the Ganges. Printed for,iolin Stockdaie, No. igc, Piccadilly ; an 4 sold by rdwvcds, Of nt•ty he had, elegantly printed on the finest* klbt.pres!,...l. Paper, price :;s 6d. in boards, or 4s. bound, Dr. folinsoWs General ,Dielionary of the English ; i. inghagei. enlarged by the at itirra .of several thousand, Word 3, .selettcd from the most approve\l Authors. *To which is prefixed, a comprehensive,. Grammar, by William rem, Author of .the Standaid, Freneli and English Pro. nouncing Dietionary. N. MIDDLETON', POCKET-1300K 'and BLACK_ LEND . EN CIL MAKER to the KING and PRINCE nt WMk ES; at the Original Manuilielory, No. 161, Svand, opposite Newc:istle-strect, and,at Nu, 145, Strand, . 1 opposite Catherine-streer, '• • , 1 - 1 EGS leave to recommend to the Public his BLAC.K, LEAD PENCILS, whose suPerior . excellence has been for more than fifty years universally ac- Inowletiged ; and Pcinlls tier drawing in colours of 'a late inventio'nj which far surpass every thing oldie kind before known. Drawings, by way of specimen, may be Seen,. tet distinguisn this Pencil front coun t er feits. The j 11411: Which wis ihrmerly only I'slicicli etnit, IS now changed to N. Middle.. ton,' and the dn'eclio,., 13a,' Strand, "London, stamped on each Pencils An etensive assortment. of Pocket-books and Thread -ease:, c.le-g?mtly mounted in gold, silver, . 11 d Plain t • all the tillfcrent yea: 1%, Memorandum- books, the Royal and Polite Reposi tortes,. i? ocket Atlas, Sotoriner, with the different Al macnacks, Calendars, .sec. ; a complete assi,rtnteatt of Tra veiling, Writing, and Dressing-cases; Gentlemen's Pocket Co'rnmo,des, containing every article to: shaving and dressing; Portable Writing and Dressing-cieNks and Boxes, in mahogany, satin ler,ither. 4:c.; ‘,,yriting- paper, extra fine cut large Pt.'hi; 7 •iiiie Irish and Dutch Sealing Wax, and all kinds of Stat4inary,‘ , • - fro RTALLE and CfIUNTING-I - lOGSE LETTER COPYING MAC.IIINCS. These Machines, by which. writing may be expeditioully and clearly copied, are brought by N. 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The eclii.acy of.this Apparatus hits been mo . st,satisfaelorily proved by several of the Faculty, arid „particularly 'hy Dr. negboi•ough, who fuiS'written- 'rrea:ise, entitled" Fads 01,34M'yatinns reSpeaing the Use of ,the Air . , • Pburip V - , pour; Bath in Gout, I:theuriw.tistn, and -other lately • where every particular respecting its physical vroperties may be seen'. 'I Ire objc,tt of the -Pantentee is to dispose of the privilege of li4ingtb4 :; l id...pparatiis in Mannar following: Couttms to,P,ofes:;ainal Centlemen. idly, vii sin the: limits included in the Patent, y, chc Unitcrt-KingdOim ; and, 3 d }v, th id a sa r.i l e l o west pc.;..;11i , t tie first l rivdegetor tht; Counties' di England, -,zookir Pi . erriAttn having been ,~ttacOLYl to Wait? tn 0141. • Tile Pre:lnitial for individual use, inclinlingthe price clone . complete Apparatus, it; now fixed at 491. and those Gentle. meri who 11.,E already paid Sol. for the Sante, are hereby ac, tii:4,l on appliCatinil 01. 'will be returned to them. The pri,e orrilch Appanttus, to. he. used out of the United Kingdoms (Ally,. is 3ul : , . The ivn.alsis or transfer, what Countie's are already disposed of, and all further information respettingthe Apparatus, wnich the above l'ablieatiOn tItiCS not contain, may he had of Mt. Inches. Son.hi- N'of the Patentee, by personal al). plieation, or loter. post-paid, at No. 5, Cumberland Place, New goad, ;Ylary-le-benne ; where advice may be had in all taxes w come under the influence of the Apparatus, as ' rho Diazdses mentioned above, and 'others contained in the Publication. a I tudol to, as cutaneous and aireelions of the joints, ulec:rs, &e. Occ. 1n short . , it is humbly • presumed, At the Apparatus -iii question, from the t,:.tirnonies of so many respeciable men in the, prafession; is worthy the wen- Eton of every Medical .Nlan, and more, particularly of -those V. ho ilttliC eStabliihmenii to form. • • Vor ,Cllll-131* STEEI INS, RE SisU°POMATI SMS O/U. 130 C , BRUISES', Sec. lit. % r" lUS M , ilicirie has been long atknol;viedged to I be superior .to Cvery -plc p:imam:l of the kind in the 'Cure ofllraises', Sprains, Itheurnatisins, Crimps, NurribilpsS Ond Stiffness of the joi.nts„ and other externiti Complaints, As well as..in restoring a proper Circulation to the Limbs when in a Pitralytic State. it is at3o particularly serviceable for ; nut in this complaint tt should be dissolved, and applied warm. . On the outside Of each Bottle of the Genuine 0 podeldoe is pasted Stamp, in wiriest are engraved these ivords," F. Newberv, No. 45, St. l'aUl'S."' All•ottletti are CCUnteriFt. Soid but)/ •by F. NeWbery, at the Warehouse 'for Dr. Jame. - ,'s Powder, No. 4c, in St Paul's Church:lard, 'a few Floors twin the corner &' C,heapside, Loudon"; . and, by his Appointment, by ;Messrs. feboult and Co. No, iso, and J. Pidcling, No. 74, 0 xtOrd•3treet ; I. Wade„ . . Old Bond-stieet ; SAyley and Co. Cockspiir-strcct ; J. Ward, Mid:lie-row Holborn; T. Tutr, Royal Ea - change; and W. Clarke, pa t.-nigh, High-street. Price zs. 6d. per Bottle, including the tanip, or Six Mr 13s. fid. TOR Et 1-IEUNIA'FISMS, LUMRAGQ,, NUMBNESS, PALSY t • latii I encY. ,Spasinodie or Flying, Pains, geriCral Petoility and Relaxation of the System, SPRAINS, .311. VISES and. Cl-111.11LAINS; VViiiTEHEAD's ESSENCE OF. MUSTARD, (Pills and Fluid ),are the most elledua I, remedies in the • World, having succeeded in Cases of six, _eight, ten, twenty, And even of forty years standing, afterevery other rficans had failed, and it has absolately cured more Patients of the above, Complaints, than. Medicines ever tria.le public.--- °rho Fluid is sn gingularly penetrating and speedy in its opts /moat, that Chlblainsi Sprains and Jiruises are by two or three Aptilicatiorts:. It is prepared and scald at is. O. each box or bottle, by R. Johnston,: Apothecary, No. - t5, 1.; reek-Street, Soho, London, and.may be had of every Medic:ine :Vender in E. lagd, Ireland, West Indies, and America.: • • To prewiut counzerreit.imposition, the Gpoine is s igned nn tni; Label by the Propriefor, R. totinston, Apothecary, No. r e„, .G reek-street, Soho, London. DR. NORRIS's 4 DROPS TN exciting the Public 'Attention to these Va_ luable Prpps, an enumeration of particular Cases would unnecessary .; successful ex perierice'for inure than half a century having suflicitintly established their reputation in the cure of crery specte:t of Fever, etipecially the Yellow or Putrid tnr which they Ore eminently distinguished, the Pro. pricier, from their increasing celebrity, not only duriVCS' the ni t ;riest'gratification, but is enabled with confidence to to. coniniend a tti..tl 'of 'heir virtues, the A.sthini, inveterate Coni , ,iis, Scurvy, all impurities or the Blood, Colds, Stomach and tiewel Complaints, yield to their benign, yet powerful in fut:nce, and tt it salutary cordial in thosediscontiorts attend ant on xivaticed lite, nothing can surpass their beneficialelleCic The Falnily Bottle, 220. is only to he had at the Duaot's Amuse, Lowerilrook-strt . ct. Grosvenor-square, where books C delivreed gratis, and all Orders for ExpOrtation is Sinalier bottles are sold wholesale and retail by Messrs, leboult and Co. and retail- by all Venders of fvledi chits t also pr. Norris's Antibillous Pill, celebrated as a safe and etreetive aperient, may be bind at all the above Frain the LONDON GAZETTE, March x 9. Lc rd Chamberlain's offce, Ma r.-h r 803. • Notice is hereby given, that there Will be a Drawing Room at St. James's, on Thursday next, the 24th instant. St. James, March 16,1803: The King was this day pleased .to confer the" honour Knighthood on Samuel • Wathen,:Esq. High, Sheriff for the County of .Gloucester. trh;tehiill, March 19, 1843. The King has been pleased to grant to the Rev. • IVlatthew Surtees, Clerk, Master of Arts, thi place and dignity of a Canon or Prebendary of the Me tropolitical Church of Canterbury, , void by the death of the Rev. John Barton, late Canon thereof. The King has also been pleased to present the Rev. Caleb Rockets,. Clerk, Bachelor of Arts, to •t'tie Vicarage of Stockinghatn, otherwise Stoken ham, in the County of Devon, and Diocese of Exeter. 7er-Office, March ig, 1803; Ist Regiment of Life Guards, Lieutenant WhittinAliam, of the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice; the Hun, Leicester Stitihope, who exchanaes. zd'Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant (erein;;iltsd)ick son to be Captain:Lietneuant, by purchase, vice Toiiinion, who retires. tit. George Knude.on, Gent. to be Coinet, by Vurchase, 'vice Collins, promoted in the t4th Light Dra _ goons. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant the Hondurable Charles Leslie to be Captain of a Troop, by. purchase, vice Vivian, promoted. Henry P. Boyce, Gent. to be Cornet, • .by purchase, vice Cavendish, promoted. /3rt, Light Dragoons, Captain Shapland , Boyce, from Half , pay of the late .toszli Foot, to be Captain, vice Bennett, who exchanges, receiving thedittbrence. rsth Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Feskett to be Captain of a Troop, by_ plitchase, vice Lambe, who retires. Cornet Edwin Griffiths to be Lieutenant, vice Foskett. 19th Ditto,. Cornet William Lewis Hornet to he Lieutenant, by_purcbase, vice Daroll, promoted in the 9th Dragoons. zd Regiment of Font, Lieutenant 'Freeman Barton, from • I lalf-pay cif the 27th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Gataker, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 3d Ditto, Henry Foster, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, .vice Forrest, promoted: 9th'Ditto, Captain Thomas Brabazon Aylmer, from Half ply of the 20th Font, to be Captain, vice Raleigh, who a:changes.. receiving the 'cli%rence: Lieutenant titeHan. Leicester Fitzgerald Stanhope, from the i3t Life Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Whiffing:harm, Who exchanges. Loth Ditto, Benjamin Keene, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Fergusson, who retires. 24th Ditto, Hospital-Mate - Mann , to be Assistant-Sur-- goon, vice Bennett,, who returns to his former situation as Hospital-Mate. I 35tli Ditto, Major-General Charles Lennox, from Half-pay ,of the zd Battalion of the 35th Foot, to be Colonel, vice General Fletcher, deceased. 39th Ditto, 0. G. Fchrszen, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Symes, piornoted. 45th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Best, from Half-pay of the gad Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice V icary, who exchanges, receiving the difference,. _ . 5 ist Ditto) Lieutenant Thomas /3ronileY'Shairpe to he Cap tain- Lieutenant, by purchaseii vice CamplAll, promoter] in the z7tlt Foot. :Thomas KeppleCliarnleY, t;ent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice O'Donnell, promoted, • 7 szil Ditto, Major lohn Stewart, treta the' 9611) Foot, to be Major, without purchase, vice Wardrobe, promoted in the g6th Foot. Ensign Joseph Allen, from the 16th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stovin, promoted in the' 6zd Foot. Ensign .Henry Ellis, from Halt-pay of the 38th Foot, to be Ensign, vice'Lindsay, who exchanges, receiving the difThrence. 39th Ditto, Lieutenant WYbrantz Olipherts to be Captain- Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jones, who roires. Ensign Joseph Creighton to be Lientsmat,. 'vitt Oliphetis, Goth Ditto. To b.! Captaint4Blt/ntit purchase, Captain Williamitatteley, from the 69th root, vice lirougliton, who exchanges. Captain john Welsfordi' fromilJit-PaY of the 4th Foot, vice Glumer, who exchanges.. Captain the. Hon, Gi...ortge Carleton, trom lialf-pay of the 9th Foot, vice Halt, removed to the. 83d Foot. - • ' 69th Ditto, Captain Edward Broigliton;from the 6oth Foot, to be. Captain, vice Batteley, who exchanges. Seth RCgimeht of Foot, Captain Joseph Cookson, from the 6th West India Regiment, to'be Captain, vice Carr, who exchanges. ' 83d Ditto Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph Baird, from Hampay of the eati Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice fikerrett, placed 'on Half-pay. Captain Alexander Nesbitt, from HaMpay of the 3d Foot Guards, to be Captain, vice Armstrong, placed ou lialf-pay., Captain James 11.111, front the 6oth Foot, to be Captain, vice Grant, .placed on lialf..pay. • 9zd Ditto, Lieutenant William Lo;ie, from'• Half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice William Macpherson, who exchanges. Lieutenant Brodie Grant, from Ditto, t o be Lieutenant, vice Straubenzie, who exchanges. 96th Ditto, Major William Wardrobe, from the cad Foot, to be . Lieutenant- Colonel, by purchase, vice Manners, who retires. __ . Captain the Honourable Patrick Stuart, from the a7th Light Dragoons, td be. Niajor, ,by , purchase, vice J . Stewart, re. moved to tlic sad Emit. Lieutenant, iticharil Toker. to b' Captain, by purchase, vice Giherr, whosetiNs: to • Ensign Tiothas Macneil, from liall.pay - ,-of the 35th400t, to he Ensign,, vice Brock, who exchanges. New South Wales Corps, Charles Cressy, Cent. to he En sign, by purchase, vice Turner, removed to the t6tlt Font/ sth West India Reginient, I. L. Verity, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Easterhrook, deceased. • 6th Ditto, Captain Mark William Carr,lrom the 83t11Foot, to be Captain,: vice Cooks,9n, who exchan,les. 7th Ditto, Brevet Liehtenant-Colonel Michael M'Creagh, froin the nth West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant- Colonel. • HOSPITAL STAFF.' Surgeon ---,Albert, from. Hall-,pay,. to be.Swgeon to the Cavalry Depot, at ;Maidstone, vied Grant, who ex changed. • . MEMORANDUM. , The Appointment of Ensign' James C. Edgell to he Lieu tenant, by purchase, . in the 4th Regiment of , Foot, vice Creed, as stated in the Gazette of the zzd ult. has not taken I)hicc. • . _ EittiATUit in the.Gazekt . e of the Kith - December list. . Bth Regtment of Foot. For Lieutenant Robert horn Half-my of the . Regi_ . merit; to be Ligutenant,, vice Douglas, who exchanges Reath, Lieutenant Robert 4vans, from Halt-lay- of the Regiment, to. he Lieutenant. ERR Arum in the Gazette - of the 12th inst. For loth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Edmund Slinby Long to be Captain of t Troop, by purchase, vice O'Cal I4ghan, _promoted in the 4oth Foot ; Read, 113th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Ed. mund Slingsby Long to be Captain'oi a Troop, by pur chase, vice D'Callaghari, promoted . in the 4"oth Foot. Conmistkn: in the Royal Regiment ,of Deven and Cortiwall Miners, signed lot'rbe Lord Ifewden, dated jannaty 7, tgo. robe. 141aj,,r--Edmund John Glynn; Esq. T 6 be Captains—Edward William Slickhouse Esq.. Wil liam C. Dickinson, Esq. John MiKahon, E.:54, William Lewis Salisbury, Esq. • • - To be Lieutenants—Wiiliarn PraisvolkAlliatri Knapp, Gent. George Patten, Gent. Ftakksic.,,Ninito, Genf: To be Ensigns.-Thomas Lovell 13eil e '4'ent. lolientitha nanne, Gent: jolts} fenes,.Gent. Thomas Luptoni Gent. • To be Surge9prPhilip Waiter, Gem. To Batealisna Clerk—John Knapp, G'en't.., Comtntsire?ti in the Lanarkshire Regina:lit' of' North 'British . 11IUitia, signed by the Lord Liextefrietni. To be Cajttains—Thomas Boyes, ts 4 - Dated jah, 18, 11803. UaniclViird Esq. Dated Jan. 2t, 1802. . • ' To be Lieuteatnts— M'Cubtnn, Gent. Dated (an, it, 1803. William Hamilton, Gent. fan. 17, iil F 3. jolt» Landless, Gent. Dated fan. tB, *BO3- Iola) Max well, Gent. Dated krt. 19, Anerew Bogle, cent, Dated fan. 1.0 1803. Peter Bogle, Gent. Dated as above'. To be Etuigns 2 jamet ntyson, Gent, Dated Jo, 6, Martin Roberts9n. Cent. .Datal Jan. V, OW, esnimisaoni i, a:e Berwickshire Regiment of North Eritibh Militia, 'signet/4y the Lord Lieutenant. Thomas John Fordyce, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Ofto ber 25, 1202: ' Adjutant John MtLarenio be Captain by Brevet. Dated Oc tok.r zs, 1802,. BANKRUPTCY .ENLARGED. April s. Ueriry Nimmo, of Bristol, meretant, at 'ten, at the White Lion, Bristol. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Crossley,.of MatiOcster, cotton-manufaaurer. BAWRtIPTS., Thomas pavan, of Haverford-west, Pembroke, shopkeeper, to surrender April 7 ' 9, and 30, at eleven, at th e Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Hartley, Bristol ;or Mr. Gabell, Lincoln!s-Inn, Middlesex. Ann Christopher, now or late of Blakedown, Worcestershire, • iron. inanulliaurer, April 4, at three, $, and 30, at eleven, at the George Inn, Bewdlev, Worcester. Attornies, Mr. Bigg, Hatton-Garden, London ; or Mr. Hallett, Kidder- Minster. David Jones, of Havodwryd, of l'enmachuo, Carnarvon, horse-dealer, March 26, and April 29, 30, at eleven, at the Eagles, l.lanrwst, Denbigh. 'Attornies Mr. Rumsey Williams, Carnarvon ; or Messrs. Edmunds and Son, Lincoln's-inn. Thomas Brown the younger, late of Wigmore-street, baker, !March 22, and April 2, 30, at eleven, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Mills, Ely-Place, Holborn.- Christian John Adam Witke, late of Colcinan-street, mer chant, March 26, and April z, so, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rivington, Fenchurch-BuildingS, yen church -street. John Parker, late - of Sodhury., Gloucestershire, mercer and draper, April 4, at three, 5, 30, at eleven, at the George Inn, Bewdley, Worcestershire. Attornies, MessrS. Clarke and Pardoe, liewdley ; or Mr. Hetline, Sodbury. John Gibbons and Win. Sherwood; of Liverpool, merchants, April 8,9, and so, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liver pool. Attorney, Mr. Leigh, Basnet-street, Liverpool. Thomas Winter, of Brewer-street, Saint James's, optician, March z 6, and April 9,3 n, at twelve, at Guildhall.' At tornies, Messrs. Spirks and Winter, Essex -court, Temple. William Boardman, of Liverpool, broker, April 13, 14, and Jo, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool: Attornies, Messrs. Kirkpatrick and Jones, Liverpool ; or Mr. Black stock, Fig-tree-court, Temple. Sander Russelsheim, of Goulston-square, Whitechapel, merchant, 11 , 14reh 22, and April 5, 30, at eleven, at Guild : hall. Attorney, Mr. Howard, lewry-street, Aldgate. DIVIDENDS. April s. Joseph Grainge, ot Uxbridge, brokerandappraiser, at ten, at Guildhall. April 26. Williams Hill Watson, late of Whitchurch, Shropshire, money-scrivener, at three, at the Red-Lion- I nn, Newport. Aplil 25: Edward Rowlands, late of Coalbrooke-Dale, Shropshire,: barge-owner, at eleven, at the Whife-Hart Inn, Coalbrooke-Dale- April 29' John Liniker, late of Liverpool, woollen draper, at eleven, :it the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. April 13. Thomas Neave and Moses NCAVC, lateof Bickton, Southampton, millers, at eleven, at the White-Hart Inn, Ringwood. April 9. John Sadler. late of Birmingham, grocer, at clever., at the Public-Office ' Birtningharn. April 25. Edward C.layfield, of Grafton-street, Soho, woollen-draper, At eleven, at Guildhall. A pril. 25. Edw. Pain, of Piccadilly, wax-chandler, at-eleven, at Guildhall. April i 6. Thomas Rochester, late of Canterbury-row, Newington, coal-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. April tz. George Bedson, of Manchester, fustian-manu faau rer, at three, at the Star Inn, Manchester. CERTIFICATES. • April 9. George Gwinnet, of Bristol, cornfaElor. John Cartwright, of Newton, Wakefield, dealer. Thomas Peirson and - Win. Sarnmon, of the Old Jewry, lttah faders. MAILS. AUL. ARRIVID. Holland 4 - reach Olk H.inibuNli 8 rr . PRICE OF :MOCKS, THIS DAY AT TWILVL O'CLOCK. Consols • 64 k THE SUN. SOL ' &it QUIS IFAL.UNt ituDgAT LONDON, MARCH 21, 1803. WE received yesterday the Paris Pa i rstr4' of the 16th, and this morning those of the 17th ; but they are totally destitUte of any intelligence ofimportance. The Monileur, and of course the other Papers, pre i;:r: a most profoun'i silenc e upon the events which have .xiccaeted within the last few days. The Frvtch are, however, declining ; they are SB. 5 0 . • Et.tter is stated to have been received from L;sl the'arti.al of General LASNI9 ',1,.; . Cai)ital, and stating that he had imrne. diately in.3istr!.l v o ot, removal of the Pgjoi &am who were in power Ivhen he left Portugal ; which rf:•ioest the PRINCE REGENT bad thought it necr,s It ) t. comply with, This repoo does not rest upon any authority, hut there js ao,much pro bability in it, that we shall not be surprized to . find it confirmed, OUR Letters from Dover received this morning; contradia the report which prevailed on Saturday, and to which :we g:tveno.credit,- of in ,Erubarzo having been laid on all British Vessel, in. the Ports of Prance.. Such a measure was appre. hended 'by the Masters of some small trading vessels, which induced •them precipitately to quit the French Ports, but it certainly has . not yet been citric:li into effea, if it ever was intended. ON Thursday evening arrived at Falmouth the Lord ChtuAtSpenctr Packer, with Mails from the . Leewarr, stands Cab 11 on Friday the LiCiller, with trofii narbadoes; - and the Plinceit , ih ne li a Packet foinicthe Cape. of Good Hope.— . This Picker had been dispatched 'With Duplicates . of the orders .sent by ihe,ltnegene for the retention, of the. Cape. We have already.stated how pro Vi. dentially that vessel arrived frir the attainment of that important object. The Priam: Amelia Packet arrived at the Cape on the loth of, January, and sailed again on the 14th. WE inserted in our Paper of Friday, an account of the Memorable Conversation which took place between the FIRST Coxstn. of France and Lord WHITWORTH ) at the Drawing room` of Madame BONAPARTE, on the z 3th instant. Tlrat account we received from an authority on which we place the firmest reliance. The following.statement however has been . trans. mitred to this Country, from persons high in the confidence of the French Government, and, as the a French account of this curious transaaion, we eige:4.' l ~ it to the Public. Our Readers will perceive that .3 -,'', materially differs from our former account with re., speB to the temper which is supposed to have ac. ) ' tuated the Party chiefly concerned. " The FIRST CONSUL being present at the Drawing-Room of Madame BONAPARTE, WhiCh rook place on the (22d Ventose,, 13th March, and having found Lord WHITWORTH and M. de MAR. , COIF standing together, said to them, ' Wellav e ' fought, for fifteen years, and it seems there is* ' storm; athering at London, which may produce s another War of fifteen years more.--Tbe KING '- ' of ENGLAND has said in his Message to the.Pak -4 ~ ;:..ir ' liament, that France had 'prepared ofrensiv°7?:' ' Armathents ; he has been mistaken,, there is fl t ' in the ports of France, any considerable force. -,.-' ' they having all set out for St. Domingo. Si ' said there existed some diff erences between 111 4 1 '' ' two Cabinets ;I do not know of any. It is true . 4 that Fits'MAJESTY has engaged by Treaty, that ' England should evacuate Malta-,--It is possible to ; '• kill the French reople, but nut to intimidate . ' ' them.' " At the conclusion of the Drawing-Roon l o l° ENGLISH Mzzi rsa, being neir the door, the Ce 4 3 .1 1":: stn. said to him, ' The Dutchess of Doxsax tlate.° 4 Passed the most unpleasant season at Paris, I nos; I ardently wish she may pass the pleasant one also; but if it is ttue that we are to have 1t r, O&M. 6 sponsibility, both in the sight.of God and mafl will be on those who shall refuse to execute tht Treaty." On Saturday munirsz, His MAJESTY, attendedbY • • Generals MANNERS and CA.WTWRIGHT, left *bit QUEEN'S Lodge, Windsor, for the purpose of wk.! ing the diversion of bunting. When they attivell• — on - ihe right . of Ascot Heath Race Ground,. thet: • %vett. met by Earl . SANDWICH, and a number 01 Geritlemen sportsmen. At ele en o'clock the deer, called•eae Tap iky was turned out of the cart for the day's diversion. The deer afforded but little _ sport, and made for' home. Bail -SAranwrco mediately ordered another fi n e deer 1 ° be ran with great swif t ne ss by of the paddockf:r the day's diversion. "Picklecr— turned out Caesar's C am p , Southill• Park, Ea s t Hamp st e a d P ar k, taking to the right across the forest, by Sunning Hill, King's Beach, towards Bagshot, making a double to t;-.e left by Sunning Hill, 'when lie leaped - oVer the G reat Park paling,. l e aving C u Mb er i a nd Lodge to the ri gh t ' was taken near the Double Gates, after a run of two' hours and three quarters, and running over,. • about 25 miles., This ,is the first time this famous deer has. been hunted since was made a presc nr • • toll's MAJESTY by Mr. PoYNTZ. Yesterdatmoroiljg, the ROYAL FAMILY, attend- ; • etf by Generals MANNERS and CARTWRIGHT, Lady, SUDL EY, and Mn. DRAX GRocIVENOR, IterICICO; Divine Service at St. George's Chapel, Windsor, when an excellent sermon was preached by th°, Bishop of Notw lox, from the rith chapter o f 1 Deuteronomy, ' the 2sth and 26th verses, To-morrow the ROYAL FAXI LY will CIVIC tO town from Windsor ; and on Thursday? Hei MA' r , EsTy will have a Drawing-room at St. Jatnes',afrft On Saturday Her Royal Highness the Pro Ncess - A MEL, A. was tioch the Same 3S on Friday. PR I N CSSS , MARY is much better; but owing to heroism's in disposition Her Royal Highness did not go out. The, .Dultas of YORK and CLARENCE paid a visit to the PRINCESSES at the Queen's House. Yesterday Her Royal Highness the PRlNcask Asar LIA was much better. The Domes of Y O RK and GLOUCESTER, Countess of CARDIGAN, 31111 ,evera) of the Nobility; paid their respects to.thC PRINCESSES at the Queen's House. Saturday the PRINCE ofWiass gave a sumptuous dinner at Carleton House, to a numeruus pal' There were present the— i, Duke of Norfolk. Lord Granville I.oiSCin i Dub) of Bedford - Lofd StAnley Duke of Devonshire Lord Morptth Dpk.e of Lcinster Lord PoTtonester Earl of Derby Mr. Fox i Xarl, Moho \ Mr. Sheridan ark of Carlisle Mr. Erskine i F. Earl' Egremont Mr. Henry Erskine . 1 Earl'or Canary= Mr. Tierney E ad' of Stair General Fitzpatrick ' Lord Cawdor Mr. Adair Lord Robert Spencer Mr..Calcraft, ire. .s:i.- His Royal Highness left the table about tea o'clock, and placed the Duke of Nostvoldt in the chair, who kept up the conviviality of the scenc t° a late hour. On. Saturday the Dusts of ts.mtspc i dined with Lord _Butt{tiseY. Lord MELVILLE went to Walmer Ca s tle or. . Friday, on a visit to Mr. PITT. The Earl of Livaafroos is extremely indispbse ) at his house in Hertford-street. ' On Saturday the last detachment of Foot GlVird . arrived in Town from Windsor. . A Meeting of the Norwich Loyal Military A 01 7" ciation was held on Tuesday last ; when it Wail lOW , nimously resolved to offer- their services .to Govg111" • mem. On Saturday came on at Coventry the Election of a Member to serve in Parliament for that City f(2 •'" At the close of the Pull the n umbers stood as 1 " • lows : - IG. F. SlAArres,,Esik• si 01111