The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-03-10 00:00:00

LLOIT's LIST.

The Geosge, Aiken, from Gallipoli, is on shore near Bris-
tol, and it is feared will be kat.
The Hope, king, from Poole for London, is on shore near
Poole.

ARRIVED.
At Poole—the Eolus, AVCarthy, from Newfoundland.
At Portsmouth—the Cer&it, Richard4lin, from Amsterdam.
At %Veywouth—the Calla:Um and Eliza, from New
Provsdcnce.
At Malaga—the William, Melick, from London.
At Civita Vecnia--the Falcon, Ilindmau, faun Newfound-
land.

On Sunday last a Jew, converted to Christianity,
was publicly baptized at the Independent Meeting-
house in Bury St. Edmunds, in presence of a most
numerous congregation.
Yesterday se'nnight, the following persons re-
ceived sentence of Death at the Commission Court,
Dublin :—Darby Neal, Patrick Neal, Thomas' Neal,
and Judith Neal, Darby and Judith Neil, are the
parents of Patrick and Thomas. Patrick was cors-
viaed of robbing the Mail near Donnybrook, in
the city of Dublin ; and the others for having in
their possession Bank Post Bills that had been taken
thereout. Thomas is only twelve years old.
INFLUENZA.--A Correspondent wishes to make
the tbllowing simple recipe known : A handfinl of
the roots of Angelica, boiled in a pint of water
three hours gently ; strain it off, and make a bal-
sum or rich syrup, with liquid Narbonne honey, and
take two or three tea-spoonfuls daily, and particu-
larly two at night and morning. If attended with
sore-throat, add a few nitre drops.
By a statement of the exports from the United
States of America, officially published, it appears,
that the exports for the year ending the Ist of Oc-
tober 1802, amounted to 93,0'20,513 dollars ; and
for the pear ending the Ist of OCtober, 1809,
71,957,144 dollars, being a decrease of 21,063,369
dollars. 'I he value of exports from the United
States to the following countries, has increas:ai
Hussa, Prussia, Sweden, Denmark, the Imperial
Ports, France, Portugal, and Italy : witlithe United
Netherlands, Great Britain, Hamburgh, Bremen,
&c.--. Spain and the East-Indies, the value has de-
clined. The difference in the value of exports to
Great Britain and her territories, between the last
year of the war and the first of the peace, enceeds
eighteen millions of dollars, nearly nine-tenths of
the aggregate decrease of the value of them. The
total value of exports in 1802, exceeds that of the
year 1800, which amounted to 70,976,800 dollars,
nearly one million of dollars. The excess in the
year 180 i, above 184,0, was upwards of twenty-
two millions of dollars.

The Duke of BRIDGEWATER has left a will, by
wllich he bequeaths all his immense property in a
very clear and circumstantial manner. His Canals
are kit to Earl Gower, with reversion to his second
son, and a strict entail upon his heirs, in failure of
whom they go to the heirs male of the Lord Chief
Baron, and failing them, to the children of the
Bishop of Carlisle. His pidures are entailed in the
same line. To General Egerton, now Earl of
Bilidge.vater, he bequeaths the estate of Ashbridge,
in Hertfnrtshire, and other estates in Shropshire and
Yorkshire to the amount of 30,0001. per annum.
His Grace died in a very easy way. He fell into
a slumber at twelve on Friday night, and slept ap-
parently composedly till three, when he spoke to his
attendants. He fell again into a slumber, and at
four his servants foundiiim quite dead. He expired
without a struggle or a groan.
A new coinage of Five Livre Pieces is now go-
ing forward in Paris, which, instead of the legend
" La Rock'ie Franfaite," are to have " Dieu pro-
tege la France'—God protats France ; under winch
is the impression of the head of BONAPARTE. The
Parisian Critics observe, that it would have been
better to have made this inscription at once a form
of prayer, " Oh Dien 'flogs la France, God prote&
France ; or else to imply some meaning, (as God
has hitherto been supposed to extend his protection
to all nations,) they say, it should have been, God
proses France only : While others again, but they
must be Heathens think it should have—a god pro-
teas France.