The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-09-26 00:00:00

AUFAL INTELLIGiNCE.

TORTSMOVTH, bCP r.
Yesterday avvived the Prospero bomb, Capt. Jones,
from off Havre.
This morning arrived Vice Admiral Sir R. Calder,
in the Proper of fral, e, 98 guns, Capt. Cumming.
The Admiral landed soon after in perfeEt health.
Remain at Spithead, the Price uj Waies. Royml
frelharm. B'•r.!kim, with the Zephp. and F,,,ourae
sloops of war, Prvipere bomb, and some revenue
cutters. The Chvhcsier and Suess ate still lying at
St. Helen's.

Arrived the LI Poulenc shop of war and the Ifuead
revenue cutter, frown a cruise, and ,ailed again this
arternoon ; also the Grow'rr gun-bi ig from a cruise,
and ha. brought in with her the Spanish brig Eve-
ranee. -, bound to Dieppe.
Sailed the Brothers, Pert y, for the South Seas.—
Wind N.N.E.

oval., seer. 24.
Sailed the Surat Ca+i!r• East-Inchaman, for Ports.
mouth, Pylndes sloop of war, Ruld, Mallard, and
Ba4isi4 gun-brigs, for Sheerness.
Arrived the Led, Warren armed ship, with a con-
vny for the Westward, which are sailed for the
River.

Arrived the Vona French privateer. prize to the
Union and the Ebsa Anne East-Indiamen, and re-
mains in the Downs, with the rest of the ships as per
last.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
Ga avast:sin, Suter. 3.-...Passerl by G inges, Seaton,
from St ; Arhenture, WitS..ll and eh, Poisons, Baird,
front Tobago; !lonewell, Gibbs, from Barbadoet ; Alexarefer,
Rutherford, from fortiala ; Vassal, Al from St. Vin-
cent's; Be., Smw:iouve ,• Ann, K iiton ; hfi.,erra, Thomoi.on ;
Ploughma:‘, Sm:ih; Hird, Eloanor, Wright ; P ay,
BaiittniArro ; Caledonia, t; Wart of O.k, We'v.ler;
Harleq:iin, Rd.y ; Nest, M-iii i; Bvt,ey, Connell ; Enter-
prise., Daniels; Norfolk, P •pc ; and the Doke of C'arenee,
Carr, front ferenmargii ; Almeria, Asness, from Stockholm;
CEerinority, Harwood; ai:d the Lord St. Helen's, Scat, from
Riga; Adventure, Carver; from Barra; Phi:crux, .filbert,
Simpson, Hard:a,rl; and the Harrell:ter, Boyd, from Umiak

•RRIVeD
11.1 the DAtris..-the Sir John Dorf**, Warren, --, from
D-morara; !coma, Barber; and thr Jane, Small, from
\Vate•ford{ Ellen, Kitli:h. from Cork; Peggy, Elimaton ;
arad Nymph, from Rigs.
At Dover-mthe H •g•t Johnston, from Bu.ton, fur
An•eterdam.
•\t Lioormaral.mhe Fume, Hull, front Demerara ; and the
Sally, B.l.ith. t•om Charleston

At 11,..n Grenada;
Crawford, from T,..lidarl, and the Alexis, Ally, from IVII-
-

O Whithy—the Daphne, Rowland, firim Sty nn.
At nut:flip—lir % MAtheoc, from St. Voncenel.
At lielfot—the Nninun,. Kimb front Alicant; and the
Martarv,lnt, from Sicily.
At Labradnrc--the Sett Arme, &ad the Indiritry,

from Jets).
At Lisbon—the Nancy an 4 Mary, --- -m Top .ham.
At Boston--the Chutes, Prebk, Pis.l:en -onelen.

PROCLAMATION OP DESS.ILINES.

" ItIMAIIITANTS Ur ?He
" Do not, unheard, accuse us of cruelty. Re-
member our past sufferings, and yeti will judge less
severer• our present rats of necessity, of despair.
" Quiet under the former paternal government of
France, traitors against it, as well as against huma-
nity, arrived in 1749 among us ; offered us a liberty
which we were then not worthy to enjoy, and preach-
ed an equality among an enslared people, net pos-
sessing an acre of land, or any taint of information.
"'Their object was obvious. They &sired to
tyrannise ever the Blacks, after, with their assistance.
having butchered all persons of heir own' colour;
and, after usurping their plantatiori and places,
forge us new chains, both more heavy and more
dishnnonrahle.
" Of these Whites, whom our vengeance lately
dispatched, few, if any, had any property fourteen
years ago. They came here ruined, needy adven-
turers, and desperate, revolutionary emissaries.—
It is to their intrigues, to their cupidity, and to
their crimes, that we owe :ill the horrors perpetrated
here. It was they who sold our t...wns, our forts,
our cities, our toast, at one time to English in-
vaders, and at another time to Bonaparte's assassins
and freebooters —tn those vile slaves, with whose
assistance he has butchered, plundered, or en-
chained the inhabitants of France, Italy, Germany,
Switzerland, Holland, Egypt, and Syria; and
whose accomplices are now his counsellors, sup-
ponds, and executioners of his tyranny, over the
European Cnntinent. Such were the krenchmen,
from whose polluted presence our arms have lately
delivered the earth.

The republic if }laity wishes to live in peace
with all mankind, crcept with the white slaves of a
Bonaparte ; to them they swear an eternal hatred,
destt union, and death, should they ever dare to set
their feet on this island of liberty, which their base-
ness, wickedness, and ferocity, have su often and so
terribly inundated with the blood of our unfortunate
countrymen.
" We defy Bonaparte's emissaries in America, as
well as his incendiaries and panegyrists in Europe,
to contradia this our assertion. If any innocent
persons have perished, their blood will fall on his
head, because had his barbarous brother-in-law,
Le Clerc, never landed in this island, all the white
inhabitants would yet have been alive, 60,000 black
citizens less murdered, and 30,000 of his armed slaves
would not have breathed their List in this cli-
mate. It was his avarice, ambition, atrocity,
and treachery, that aroused our greatlyoppresard and
injured children, and separated us for ever from
the Mother Country. Let Frenchmen prove them-
selves worthy of freedom, by chastising their fo-
reign tyrant, and by crushing the degrading yoke
he has imposed upon them ; and then, and not until
then, will we treat with them as one independent
state does with another equally independent.

" Given at Gonaives, May :3, I dO4.
(Signed) " 1) iIS %LIM tie
" IS. At is e, Secretary."

Lord CATIK ART, lately on his return to Dublin,
passing through Carlow, about midnight, was chal-
lenged-by a centinel of the city of Cork Militia, who
demanded the countersign His Lordship not being
able to give it, would not be suffered to pass. and
though put to inconvenience by this interruption, he
applauded the conduct of di:• soldier, and thanked
him for his attention to his duty.

COURSE OP EteikAIROZ. Trtsbaie, Steetsyste 15
Amsterdam .... A 1 2 U. Venice S9 I.:v Pic
Ditto at Sight .. 37 6 • Na''l4*
krAterdant C. P.. 11 1712 U. 1...b.ss
Hainbingli.... . 55 5 fill. Oporto 6l
Altona SS 0 210 Outdo ldi
Para. - 29 2 Lie.
U to. 2 Us 25 10 •o‘.atesr.
lii.unleaun.... . 2) le roatiritailukint hi e.iir
111adsid .— in Pepe , met Hos per as... 4 q U
Ditto
(.".".!is • ' - in Paper ; New 1).413,s ...... U 51;
Vats • 34§ elect. Silver or Bar" ...... 0 0 t
Hilbros
Leghorn 491 Agee oistbs Sauk of Holtaii.
Genoa 4SlLiv.Pie. 41 per Cent.
Donis, on Londo.s (Sept 19) 111
Pi Iraq on London (Sept. 17). 414
Belfast on Dublin (ditto) 511 61 days

g. S al

PRICE OF STUCKY.
rastatomr•
3 per Cent. CMS 37‘11
5 net Cent. Navy tli
Imperial 3 par Cent'
Ditto Annnoities 91 13-It,
Onsmum
Eng. Lottery 'rickets
Cathie if for Octikor ... ..
T 1011, 'Kt.. k•Rr.,ker,
No. 4, Curialtill, and 9, Charing Crass.

PRICE OF IRISH STUCKS, Sint'. 20. •
Rank Stook 141
G•er. 1> e. 3i per cent. 67 i
Cu,. per ! per cant h9
Dittu Stock, 5 pe► Cale. —...
Grand Canal Loan. 6 par c-nt 9si
Royal Canal Loan, 6 par cent.

MARRIAGES.
On Saturday law, at North Cerney, by the Rev. Matthew
Surt,trr, the Rey. Henry Plidt.,xnts, Fellow of Maeldets C4l
lege, Otfurd, and Vicar of kiiniCTSlo.l, in the county of
Sonter.et, to Mum Ma. i r Suttees, steno.] daughter o William
Suttees, Esq. of betu.i Bourn, La the county of Northumbar-
land.

On WiAlnzslay tennight, at Vanning, in the County of
Monmouth, John litroar I Bosanquet, Eq. third 8,111 of Sa-
muel Bosatiquet, Esq. of Forest Douse, Essex, and of Din
ge..toor Court, Monmouthshire, to Wit Lewis, eldtht daugn-
ter of Richard L-wis, Esq. of Llantill4l, in the latter c•aunty.

DEATiIS.
On Thne:day 1.14, at Gelligron, Glamarganshire, the Rev.
Joaialt Sec;, tattier to Mr. Reev, of Paternoster. row
Monday. at Stamford enure, WorceAer.hire, Miii Will-
ningtut, eldeot d wahter of Sir F.dwant tVinntingt,m, Bart.
On Thursday mooting, after a shunt diner, at N-w !louse,
near Du:s:ey, M. Cooper, Ludy co; Robert bransby Cooper,
Ecq.

Samitdav, at Swansea, in the 21 .t year of her ace, after a
lingering Llewellyn. diught•r of the R.rv. .Ir.
late of Cuirionlire.
On the 15.'i inst. at Titley, Herefordshire, at an advanced
age the Rev. Mr. Giteit, A. M. a Canon Recidentiary of He-
rrfOrd Cathedral, Vicar of Logivar.line and St nitiin.uaion-
Wye, and Perpetual Corate of Tuley, all in that enmity.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY'AT LONDON BRIDGE,
14 min. alter t.

VALI:ABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Al' HARROW
ON THE HILL,
Comprising, Manor, or Repined Manor, an elegant Mansion,
evtensiv: Pleasure Grounds, a Finn, and several DwoUing
Houses. By Mr. SQUIBB,
By Order of the Trustees of the lire RICHARD PAGE, Esq.
at Gartawae's Coffeam,ise, ;Changt,aalley, Cornhill, on
THURSDAY, the ath of Oanber next, at Twelve, in Lots,
AC2pital and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
consisting or the MANOR, or REPUTED M %NOR,
FLA MBERTS, and the Unfinished Mato'.Art Howe, with
numerous attached and daubed Offices, and extensive and
known Pleasure Ground. and Gardens, most delighnully
situated, „lid Distant may ten miles twin the Mdrop In. The
House is capably of bein: completed at a comparatively mall
expence. Tile Grounds ( which oczu,iy near fnny acres, and
liars long been iliat.riguisheal as the ornament of that pan of
the Comity) are laid out with the greatest taste, embellished
wit:t a beautiful Piece of Water, ad,rited with an elegant
Pavilion, Temples, drc and judiciously planted with very
valuable Timber Trees and Shrubs. The Gaolens, Hottintnev,
and Pinery, are stocked with the finest Fruits; and the
Stabling and Out-Amami are finisli,d in the completAst manner.
Also 100 acres of Very rirli. Meadow and Pastore band, imme-
diately adjoining the above, and a comfortable Farm •llouse,
with Rama, Stable:, Sc. together with (von z."I brick •built
Dwelling Howes, with Offices, Gardei•., arid Stahlcs' in the
occepatem of the Rev. Mark Drory, Mrs. Thackery, and
others; and six Houses or C.ltatte-, with Gardens aida
sminea shop, ten tins at w dI, the whose of which in
part of the Estao• the late kirtard Pace, Esq. deceased.
The MA.1,1,111 and Gm:and:Call only he viewed w ith tickets,
which rn he had trfthe Aollioneer. Planted particulars may
he ha" of Messrs. NeeM ant Ft:Orate, SoLeitors, Norfolk.
street, ; of Richard Bor., Esq. Dean's-yard, West-
enlister ; at lite Kin 's it I Jarrow • at the Place of Sale;
and of Mr. Squibb, Sat/ilk-passage, Saville-row, where Plans
tithe Estate may be seen.

PROMPECT HOUSE, UNT ROAD. •
To GENTLEMEN of the FACULTY, and Others,
Ny Messra BURTON and VENNOR,
At Garrawars, on FRIDAY neat, at Twelve, unless pr'
vioi,ly disposed of by Private Contra°,
it Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, corn-
./ prising a substantial, modern, new built brick DWEL-
LING MOUSE, with bow front and garden, pleasantly •itnate
near the New Croo Tintipik.:, Kent Road, together with the
advaittageraii pruiese.ional business, respectably e.ta,.lithed.
The Premises are iustly distoignished as Prospect House,
agreeably situate within four milts of London, are in the nowt
complete ritair, well supplied with rood water, and en
ehanib with closet., • dr•wi,:x.mom finish d ...el a
handscoie itia.id..chimney piper, ail ; apered, two. •,. •.cat
parlours, •hop • ,invertible int. parlour at a suiall c.;
a kitchen, wa,hhouee, cool pantry, good cellaring, and a
garden, well stacked with a choice selection of thriving frost
trees. !lel(' on lease for the long term of 76 years, at a mo-
derate ground rent.
To be viewed till the sale, and printed descriptions had on
the Prmism; at Gatrawarsi and el Messrs. Button and V via-
nor, lld, Conga.

PREMISES, Preferahle Part of CHISWELL-STREET.
by Miews. BURTON and VIINNOR,
On FRIDAY next, at Twelve at Garraway's, by Direction of
the by,,riaagee, awd Coo,ent of the Assignees,
'('HE LEASE of a substantial Brick DWEL-
LING HOUSE, with large bow front shop, and Pri•
sate Entrance, elitoily situate, being No. 46, Chiswell-street,
near Fintanry square. The Premise, *amain three servants
ruums, three chambers, dining.rootn, two parkitin, a eons-
randi,,,,s double bow fro shop, twu kitchen% wash-house,
and ; held on lease fur a., unexpired vertu fly
seven-
teen years and a half, at Michaelmas, 1804, at the moderate
rent of 461: perationri..

To be viewed, and printed deeeriptiows had 011 the Premises;
at thirrAway'a; of Mr. Burn, Sul.citot, 12, Onot St. Haloes;
and of Meav:a. Sur thl sod Venme, GY, CorirbrU.