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I I c NumE:XR 3534.] THEATRE-ROYAL,. DRURY- LANE.' ON MONDAY NEXT, January 16, 'lBo+, will b e presentcd; . THE COUNTRY GIRL. Miss Peggy, Mrs. inIAI4 ' • Moody, Mr,ViRpUG.HTON. WITH • CINDERELLA•; .Or, THE LITTLE GLASS-SLIPPER. Produced under the Dire&ion of Mr. BYRN E. i - Uesclay, The Wife of Two Husbands. On Wednesday, the Comedy of the Beaux Stratagem. On Thursday, The Wife of Two Husbands. On Friday, The Inconstant ; Bisarre, Mrs. 1 ordan. On Saturday, A Trip to" Scarborough ; Miss Hoydon,Mrs. Jordan. A new Comedy, in Five A Ets, called The Soldier's Daugh ter, is in preparation, and will be producednas soon as pcissible. BY COMMAND OF TtIEIR MATESTIES. THEA,TR.E-ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, January i 6, 1804 4 will be' performed, THE ENGLISH 'FLEET IN 1342. 'WITH RAISING THE WIND.- On Tuesday, King.lienry. the Fourth, Second Part, On Wednesday. The :ganger.. . on Friday, (Alelit,. , • The new Opera of The..Ebglish Fleet will be aaerton Thursday, and. Saturday, next week. Cibber's edrnedy of She Wciu'd and She \Voted - Not; is in rehearsal, and will be produced immediately. - - ROYALTY THEATRE, WELLSTRLET . , OODMAN.'s-FIELDS. CIN MONDAY, January 16, 1804., anal every . Evening until Saturday next, will be .prese...atAxi (firs/ time) an'authenrie .- Occurrence in France, called YULTA OF LOUVAIN ; , - or; MONKISH CRUELTY. = "receding - whi - ch (seventh time), an Itictiait'Balle of Aaion; by Mons. Mr.act.R.o . r, called . .ZELICO.; , Or, THE RIVAL MEXICANS: Flom the very great Applause he . stowecl on Signior BEL toN .of z's curious Exhibition ;;f called • " FIR.E AND WATER, ASTI.EY has re-engaged...him or Six Nights more. -In the t.ouise of the Evening, a Variety of NEW SONGS. The wh o l oto conc l u d e with (sevOrith time) a Comic m call a ••••••• • • . .•• • THE• WEIRD. SISTERS ;- . • : 1 . Or,.HARLEQUIN IN , DESPATIK. 131 — On Monday, January 2.3, an entire Change of Amuse xnents Wiii;t4ll. - e.pfaee, particulady . a Pet:former-on the Tigh t Rnne, latel7 arriveci from Paris, will make his A ppeAtance. THE ' Ro YAIC - ORR ESP.O , ; iii 06ja - vo, nce MiS Dca.j.wasp,l4blis I -4 " - C. tt.RW°l M ENc.6 .betweep HIS the PRINCE of WALES, the:llt.J.K.E. MAI ESTY, Of YORK;,and. Mr. ADDINGTON,- on the Offer of MI- LiTARy-SERVlCli..Thhicieb9ilflS gOYAL-HIGONESS the PRLNAZE of. WALLS,.. .. . . • . . Printed by B. .Ni..!Millari, 13ow-Street, C ove n t - Garden,_ Printer to; His Royal Fligithess: the Prince of Wale's ,:. Sold ' as above ;.4)), W,.,Alaler, Old tond-street -J. Asperne, Corn- , .211 ; T: :Egerton, yi hitehall ; Medley, 'Pailiainent-street ; l ' "ver '• IC °. 2 .9' 14 'bum-hill.; and to be had of all. Boo- Sellers. 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NS 0 RANC F.. COM PANV, 'en Mond4 the 1611 ItistOf, and the following - days; betwken the hours of Twelve . I ;_tcl lliree •; . ittid that the 'wt.). ' will akl on Mondays, wedneStlays ITh • ` • Company's Ofike in Pall-Mall , arl( Insaays, at the - their bfr.., nt ?nd Con Tuesdi-iys, Fridays, and - Saturdays, i , - .. ..,hill. • _ •,,./ 9rder of the.Doard , , Pall -Mall j S ec r etary. THOMAS •11. WILKINSON, , an• '3., ,180 ' - • •t• NE IV iNvENTED WATER-P-R.OW' BOOTS. and " . A D ' ARD MOGURIDGESHO.IiS•. , .No. 44, Ludvte- JL:.4. hill, London, begs leave to intbrin hil Friends and the . Pub li c in general, thst.after tatniy lears attention and'expe rienee, he has to offer them ho•oTS and SH()Es, wAT E R. PRO() F, with perfea'cotaidence of their being far supeiior to any evermade. • He makesthe liettest dress Shoes arid Boots V l, ' of proof preservingl - ' ' snit lie le d' - , tie Leather and pliable. c ommterds them on shooting excursions, as no water can pe— netrate. Likewise his New-invented S Fib (yr ING BOOTS. Leather prepared in this way, ins the advantage s of lasting twiee%as long as Leather thos. , ed in the common way. An article of such general utility will no dvtibt atrail the attention of the Public, and induce those who nave a real value tbr their health to apply at . his Nlanufaelory, as above., He has no - connexion with any other House 111.1,00(1:m, ri, Al.. willtharik thoSo of his Friends, and the Public, who may favodr him with their orders, to apprize hint as earl) as possible, as it will enable hint to execute their Com mands without disappointment. N. 41. A larg e assortment.ofe Watern roof oots and Shoes, __, , and o NA.therwise; constant l y kept for the East and esti India, T rade, ' Mercbants and Captai,:s lib el . 4lly treated witi • _I a , 0 , SIR,, IPRIcE SIXPENCE: THE LATE DUKE OF BEDFORD. [Printed from the M.S. in Possession of Mr. ADAM.] TN-consequence of a Pamphlet 'written by Mr. JOHN BowLEs, and of some paragraphs obviously originating in that pamphlet, the present Duke of 13tb - FoRD expressed to Mr.. ADAM the great uneasi. rness he felt from the attacks snide on his Brothet's memory on the subject of ReligiOn, in the said pus. lioationS. • The Duke particularly mentioned a note in page 36-of Mr. BowLts's pamphlet, in which' Matters, t6?ally without pandation, Are scat ed.as rtsicive•aokt well known fats these his Grace conceived to be calculated to • corilirm sl , :nder, if they were allowed 'to paqs - .uncolvradifted.• Mr. ADAMS, in order to obtain Buch contrad'aioo; had an interview v. , irh . Mr. Bowt.s.sl ou t of wide: the following Correspondence arose. • The :Letters and, othc.r. Documents are pri lred without auy. ca:ument or Obsi“valion, except what is nedessary-lo spew their conntaion. • , The passage; to which the letters and exautina.: tions relate, is as tbllows :-,----Pages 35 ;old 36. " In the parish where this doarine was delivered, A was " Mischidvous in a 'peen - flat Uegi - eq. The ,birants 'of "that parish had a personal krvikiiled4ct of the deceised ". Duke Ctliav knew that he 'had never joined with the:rri iri " public worship ; —they knew. that he had pissed his Sal)- " baths, like his othenlays, in wor!dly - . occupations and " amtisemen ; bee", t& means of preepentin g . " fnqny othetri Irom , keeping :hat day Until this see " mOn Was delivered, much as they might respell uit for " hiS amiable qualities, tOr his liberality and mithiticelfce, " which certainly were entitled to thcrr respeci, t h, :v " must have felt that all itasputright, for want of religion, " They could nof;"whon ~ w as at IVobnm M , have hea the bell ringing for church, without 5 , 4 - ris: misgivings in their minds on account of his const*ut nc t ,lect of the sup " mons," • • • " * 7th well known that Ks Grace has frequently Con " tributed to keep' his laboures from' church; by . paying " them their wages on a Sunday ; and one occasion he ern " plpyed sot= hundreds of them, on that day, in emptying " the Great Pond at the Abbey." (Indorsed, " Mitten in CO'rceeenet of a .e9nversation which I " had with altr.Bo3.Vi.ts, at ,Aliee's carry April.") - • • in - . - Lincoln's rex, istb April, 1803. sit, I am sorry that my engagements have postponed my sub_ mitting to you so -very interesting a matter, as the result of my enquiry respecting the late Duke of Bedford's - religions principles. •- I can answer for. the truth of the information ;-and I am sure that you will have the greatest satistUCtion in making it public,.in the manner that was settled between us: I have the honour to.bc, Sir, Your most humble servant, WILLIAM ADAM.; Yob's Bov;les,.Esq; Office cif rornmix sioners of Dutch Claims, Broad- _ • street • Statement Irastm up by Mr. ADAM, ;ft Cof2teipt/Itt4 of his c9uversation with Mr. Bow L ES, Oa trans.. rnitted to Mr. BowL ES, forth? purpose of. being .inserted in the Anti-lacoliin Review,. and in the tiext Edition of his i-amphlit. i. With resped to ,employing the workmen at Woburn to empty the fish-pond on a Sunday, all the agents and superintendants employed by the Duke of Bedfosd, at the dint., give the most positive eon. tradittion to the performance of that or any other work by his Grace's, workmen on Sundays, at any time. z. The report resr6ling the system of paying the work,men on Sunday, :ind keeping them by that means from divine service, is equally without founda. Lion. It is 'possible of the - great number of workmen employed by his Giace, that sortie of them, who might by accident be unable to attend on the Satur day night, might call to receive their payment an the Sunday : but even this Must have been unknown to the Duke, and must have been both rare and accidental ; as the arrangements for paying Ift'e workmen • were particularly calculated to guard against any irregularity and necessity for paying wages on - a Sunday. 3. The effect of the allegation that 'he dirl_not attend divine worship at his Parish Church will be completely removed when it is known, that the Church of Woburn had - been long in . such a state as to render - ii unfit for the reception of a decent congregation—that his Grace ordered it to be re paired at his own expence—that it was considerably adVanced at his death—and that the nature of the repair and accommodation. shews that he meant it to be calculated for his own attendance on divine worship. • . The Duke Ofl3c UFO R neglea - of - religion be. ing founded on the propagation of .fans, to whiet the foregoing statements afford ample contratlidion, his memorywill be sufficiently rescued from that obit.. quy 1w what is already stated; -but the natural.anxie. ty which those who were nearest to him, and-who knew hiS sentiments .on that subject best, has fur nished thetiers of adding, that in manKinstances Which clid not meet the public eye lie sheaved a most serious regard to religion. .His deirout condUtt on the loss of a near arid dear relation, and his Itkvino-fdesired the present Doke'of . BEDFortn to" - accompany him to the corn inunion.table, : where he partoOk of the sacrament, are powerful - Manifestations of this disposition. Brighton, May lc), 1803.,:, sholild sooner have replied to your communi cation had I been able entirely to make up my mind on all the points to which it referred. When I had the:...hdhotir of conversing with you on the same subjeft, I observed that, in the last edition of the Pamphlct t which you allude, I had 'dropped the :two allegarions-respediag the, payment of the wages of labourers and the emptying of a hand on a Sunday. The former was suppressed, because thongli I found upn further inquiry“bat the faB had is some ix- • ;,..# :40 ~A 4 i Tr y SA TUR DA 1 7 , JANUARY 14, .xBO4. Madras Artillery. One Gunner and six Matrosses Madras Artillery Lascars. Ten Artillery Lasears 9 14 It o I o 8 - The IndePendant Company. • • t 6 o o - .. - .. Ensign Spence 78 Native Commissioned, Non 7 cOmmissiOned, and P rivates - - - - 4 0 19 2 The Garrison of Manar Independent CoMpany. Ensign Hatch - , - , - 10 1 3 4 103 Native Commissioned, Non-commissioned, , • . and Privates - - - - •1 2 • 1 7 13 THE GARRISON OF MATURA. • Capt. R. Hinner, of His Majesty'i 19th Regi ment, commanding - - 3 1 4 s 8 Mr. Ludovic, Ailing Garrison Surgeon• ' - : 2 2 S Ensign R. Liddell, commanding - I•ndependant ' ~ . Company .. • - ' - ' • - 2 2 8 91 Commissioned, Non-comrriissioned, and Pri vates of the Matura I ndependant.Coknpany 5 4 1 COrporals Brown and Bohinson, of the 19:11 Foot 016 9 Some Loyal Inhabitants of Mantra - - 18 a 8 Ensign Pendergast - • - - 5 6-8 Lieut..Cotsgrave • •••• - - 5 6 8 --L4;-•Stitherland - - - - -1 5 6 * 8 The lion. Mr. justice Lushington ' - 2T7 11' His Majesty's 6stir Regiment. • . Lieut. -CO . Ceorge Paymaster It 1 Twin 4 Maddisoll ro o o Adjutant and Lieut. Capt. Ed. Bullock zt3 4 John Yosng - rl2 , 0 Lieut. T. Hutchings ,o Ten Serjeants- o rs' 71 Philip Delisle•l rz o Nine Corporals dso 8 011enranshaw rrz o Nine Drummers • o•-ro Tho. Watson 112 o 144 Privates - 7 , 3 I I OFFICE OF ORDNAPICE, t jun. 1804. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA_ ,ESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that they will be ready to receive, at their Office, in St. Margaret. street,. Westminster, on the 28th Yanuary next, Proposals from such Person or Persons who may he willing to Contrae for the Supply of a considerable Quantity of TIMBER HAP/T, and other /Irtides (the whole of which must be ojEnglish CroWth and prime Quality), required in- the course of the Year, for Service of the R , yal Car)lage Department at WOOLWICH, where every Particular, as to'the Description and Quality of the Articles, as well 'as the Proportion and Periods y. f Delivery, may be knOw n by application to Colonel Fan or Officer belonging to the R9ral Carriage Department. - • • _ • The Payment to 'take place in Thrce4Vlonths iuhrequent to the Quarter in which the Certtiicate front the rerpeElive Officers of the <rren, expressing :that the Articles have been received and ap proved of, shall be delivered into the Office of the Surveyor-Gene ral at the'Tower. No Proposals will be'received after the 28th janualy nor can any be admitted which does not e'er for the ode of the Articles tequired ; and it it expeEied, that each Per son will give sufficient Securitp for the fielfillincnt rf the,Contrat7, as well as deliver his Proposals sealed tip, and expressedion. the outside, " Proposals for the Supply of Timber for the Rjal Carriage Department at Inolwich." ..1 , 3y Orden of the Board,. R. H. CREW'Sec. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Westminster, Tan. 13, 1804. MHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. yESTY's ORDNANCE, hereby give Notice, That Propolals will be received at theit Office, St. Margaret's-street, Westminster, on or before Thursday the 2,6'h instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of Is L METS and CAPS far the so viceti the difereruCorps under the dircaion of this Department . • Patterns of the Articles to be supplied, may .be viewed, upan applicatio4 at the Principal Storekeeper's Office at the Tower, and the Terms and Conditions of the antraa may be known at the Se cretary's Office in . St: Margaret's-street aforesaid, any day be tween the hours-of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered, sealed up and marked on the outside, " Proposals for the Supply of HSlrneti and raps;": but no Proposal cdn be admitted oiler the said 26th insta.d. By Order of the R. H. CREW, Secretary. Lally in next Month will heublished, in One large Vol. Bvo. i‘ VELS in ANI RICA. Translated from the French of C. 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I of, America, in r Vol. All persons are requested to complete their Sets as soon as possible..., EGYPT. WIDOWS, WIVES, and CHILDREN of the BRI TISI-4. SOLDIERS, SAILQRS, and MARINES, who fell'on the EXPEDITION to EGYPT. • AT a COMMITTEE for managing the Fund raised for the Relief of the Widows, Wives, and Children, of the Killed and Wounded British Forces who fell on the Expedition to Egypt, held at Sir WILLIAM FAWCETT's House, Great George-street, Westminster, on SATURDAY, the 7th of lannary, 1304. . • The Rt. lion. Gen. Sir WILLIAM FAWCETT, K. B. - - In the Chair. - The Chairman having laid before the Committee a Letter from Major-General Macdowall, dated Colombo, May 13, 1803, accompanying a Copy of General Orders from Head- Quarters, dated the 9th of June 1802, and a List of Sub scribers to the Fund for the Relief of the Widows, Wives, and Children of the Killed and Wounded British Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines, who fell in the ExpeditiOn to Egypt, together with a Remittance - of 8401. 16s. 4d. (being - the amount of the said Subscription) on the Lords Commis sioners of His Majesty's Treasury, dated the Ist of May I Ba 3, at Eighteen Months date. Resolved, That the same be published in the Daily and Evening Papers, as on a .former occasion. And the above mentioned Remittance having been indorsed by the Chair man to Messrs. Bosanquet,- Beachcroft, and Co. be de .posited with thern- J . and wl►rn received that the Amount be- . employed in Government Securities till wanted. The Comnfittee earnestly recptest, that the Commanding Officers of such Regiment's as served in 'Egypt; who have not yet transmitted regular Returns of the Killed and Wounded in their respective Corps, will not fail to do s it as soon as pos sible :• and that all the Widows, Wives, and Children of such Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines, as sufnred - in :Holland or Egypt, and who have not yet been paid their full proportion of the Bounty of a generous Public, sub Scribed for their , Be. nefit, will send to the Seeretary,.at the Royal Military Asy lum, Chelsea, such proofs of their Claims, as have been re peatedly pointed out to them by Advertisements jn the Pub lic Papers, and Otherwise. By Order, C. CUPPAGE, Sec. COLOMBO STAFF. Major-General Flay Macdowall - 52 To 0 Major Blair, Commissary General of PhYisions 15 15 0 Captain J. W. Kerr, J udge Advocate to ,to o Tho. Christie, Esq.-Superintendant of HoSpitals -t5 o Lieut.-Col. D. Robertson, Deputy Adjutant-Gen. 20 o o Capt. Mowbray, Soth Foot, Aid-de- Camp to his Excellency the Governor • 15,T; 0 T. Orr, Esq. Garrison Surgeon • to to o The Rev. j. Cordinci, Garrison Chaplain - to to, o Capt. Macpherson, 12th Foot, Major of Brigade to Major-Gengral Macdowall . to o 0 Capt.-Lieut. P. Humphreys, Adjutant Bengal . Artillery , - . - 5 5 0 Anthony Bertolacci,. Eq.'Deputy CoMmissary of Musters to the King!! b Troops - . -• •• to o o Lieutenant. E.. Doren, Corrimissary of Store's to o o Capt.. A. P. Macdc4all, Aid-de-Camp to Major- General Macdowall - Major J. Willson, Major of Briga4e King's Troops to o 0 at Ceylon - - to o o GARISON : OF COLOMBO, His Majesty's 51st Regiment. Cot. C. Baillie 21 6 S 425 Privates 2r g Major Castle- Major J. Logan to 13 4 Man - 5 6 8 Capt. W. Pollock 3 6 ri Capt. G. NaPper 243 4 Lieut. j. Shaft 2 1.3 • 4 Lieut. T. B. Shairp t . r o Lieut. T. Ormsby rl2 o Lieut. P. Campbell il2 11 LICUt.C.W. Mercer 1 12- o' Lt. Fl. M'Donnell rl2 o Lieut . . H. Stainer 112 o Lt. Wm. Thwaites rl2 o Lt. M. j.O'Connell tl2 0 • Ltk P. Cairpbell 112 'o Lt. Alex. Moore t 42 o Lieut. f. T. Keyt il2 o Lt, F. Hankay rl2 0 Tintign Camp- JErwiznl).o , Donnell t 12 0 • .b e lL _ - -/ /2 ' E. White 112 - , ----Langford Red- Adjutant Lieut. A. wood • - -1 12 o kobij2Soll - 112 Pay Master R. Pol- Si 'on T. A. •lock, Esq., - 213 4 Reeder Esq. - 213 4 Qr: Master kols rii o Assistant Surgeon 52 Serjeants - -4• o 101 M.Reynolds, Esq. 152 0 so Corporals - 218 501 22 Drummers - 1 S 5 THE GARRISON OF-TRINCOMALEE. MADRAS ARTILLERY. Cipt.l.Hammond I?. o o ed Gunners & Ma- Lieut. James Gillie 6 8 o crosses I 8 91 zr Non-commission- His•MajeSty's.l9th Regiment. - C6l. Dalrymple 8 Lieut.-Col. Hunter s 6 8 Major Vincent -5, 6' 8 Major Evans - 2 1 3 4 Capt. A. B. Vilma 213 4 Lieut. Ottley .2 1 3 4 Pearce 213 4 - Robertson I 14 Lieut. Ker _ 213 4 D. Macclonlld I I . 4 Blakeney zl3 4 --- Robson I. - 1 4 Byne _ r / 4 • Anderson 21 3 4 Pleinderleath x• I 4 Ensign -Maclaine I 1 4 Ensign Vaughan c t 4 Smith - 1 1 4 Jones - i 4 - Madre - 1 1 4 S‘trggedis Andrews- 5 6 8 Colonel's .Company o Lieut. Col.'s Cont. 2 3 .Major', Company 2 4 Iti Grant's Company 2 r 6 8i Forbes CoMpany 3 it, 31 Eyre's Company o 6 oi Vilant's Company o o toy . .Pcarce's Company / 4 2: A-Detachment of His Majesty's 19th Regiment, doing duty at, Point de Guile. Capt. Lawrence' 4 S 4 Capt. Madge 21 3 4 Lieut. Young '213 14 Ensign Stewart z a S H. Holloway, Esq. • , r r Serjearits o 17 5 Asst. Surgeon . zl3 4 4 Drummers and 9 Corporals o so . 83 i Fifers - o 4 7 14! Privates • -• 7 o 11i • A Detachment of 13 Non-commissioned and'Privates of His Majesty's Both Aegis - nem, doing duty at \ Trincomalee • - • - - - 0 1 3 2,1, His Majesty's Malay Regiment. Major A . Daire 71 ' Capt. P. Carrington 3 Tr) V, Lieut. A. liausset Ji3 3 Lieut. W. Mercer il3 3 J. Howe 113 3 -C. Dfiney r 13 3 ....---...-. W. Virgo 113 3 -1. Huskison I 13 3 Ensign R. Barry, Ensign L. Gaupill a 7 tt Adjutant -, 3 I -1. ll: Moses c 711 j. Fanthoni t 7 ► i ,Assist. Surgeon G. Surgeon Ceo: I-fall 319 Sit Gillespie - 113 3 Serjeant Major A. Serjeant C.Hoyney- M'llacy o IS 7a _ man - a 9 71- 975 Native Commissioned, Non-commissioned, & Privates - 37 I o The Garrison of Point de Gaffe. 'Stall Officers, Dr. Yates, Garrison Surgeon - - 5 6 8 1 Lieut. Seguire, Agent to the Commissary General of Provisions - - - - • 3 4 o Win. Gibson, Esq. Master Attendant - 8 to 8 Lewis Gibson, Esq. Agent for Revenue and Com merce at Matura -- - - 5 6 8 Mi. Mann, Deputy Commissary of Stores - 3 4 0 Lieut. Dalrymple,• Fort Adjutant - - -5, 6 8 A - Detachment of Bengal Artillery. Captain Hetzler • • - - - - 3 4 0 Pour Non-commissioned and Privates - - 0 5 4 ' A Detachment of His Majesty's Ceylon Regiment. Lieut, Larride - - ' - ' - - • 2 2 8 Ensign Putcdon - - - 2 2 8 Eighty-eight Native CoinmisSioned, Non-commis sioned, and Privates • - - - - 4 2 31 THE GARRISON OF JAFFNAPATAM. ' Staff Officers. Lieut.-Col. Barbut, His Majesty's 73d Regiment, commanding - - . so 0 0 Lieut. William Short, 51st Regiment, Fort Ad jutant - _ /„, 0 o john Cairne,. Surgeon, H. C. Service, Garrison Surgeon 20 0 0 ()HQ SCrjeants t wo Priyates .. 416 0 Oritil z5O-Ivi.tatifi;44 • I . • iO4'o ' , flit 01 .