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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-11-10

SATURDAY, NOYEIIIO.LR 10. 1804.

VICTU.kLIANG-OFFICE, Nov. 11, 1904.
THE COMMISSIONERS for Vasa": His
114.0110 NH,/ do hereby cote Notice, Out on TI'ES•
I) 4Y heir. the 1.36. um. they mil br ready to ,ceeive Tenders
is Writiii4 (sealed up ), for Four Thousand Bap of Bit
cult, made front Whole Meal, to be delivered ea a Fortnight,
bn Wee) ly Proportion:, into His Majitotv's Stores at
Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with hatted,
tamely Days *tier date.

8. No Tender for • less litmus!, than Three Hamired lags
'red/ to admitted. -

Toe Conditions of the Contrafi may be seen at the Secretary's
°tree.
No Regard wilt be Li to any Tender, in which the Price shnU
net be inserted in Words at Length, or sums shag not he dr'icered
to the fiosr f, hefore air ti Clark on the sail ntesooy rest, 144
II:A instant, nor sinless the Person who makes the Tender, Or
I one Person no hie Rehab, answer when (rata for
oi 42-Y -LENT or 17.1 RROWED.--Gen?
tlstmen nr Ladies of Fashion, Merchant, and others,
acconoriodattd witliMnnev by Annuity, or on their B.lls at
Notes, or oil Mercantile Goods' or to any other mode that the
nature of their circumstances admits Persons, haying money
is lay nut, may be Always furnisliA with a choice of Securities
by which thfr may make 13 per cent. legally and safely.
Apply or wtdreso (post paid) to the Discount Office, No. 10,
Bell Savage Yard, Ludgate Hill. Thefrincipal attends only
from Ten till Three, niter which, his address t,.the Vgc.l-eml
of the Toon, may b^ lad at the Office. He offers reference
or security for any trust reposed in him.
London, England, 1804-11-10

MARRIAGES.

Friday last, at Ashford, Kent, Captain D dlin, of the 57th
regiment, to Miss Franc..l Land, of Ashford.
011 Saturlay last, at Barham church, Mr. 'Savior, assistant
commi.sary, to Miss Martha Sankey, eldest daught,t ofJulin
Sankey, of Barham, Esq.
tln Thursday lasi, J.ilin Kepling, Esq. of Overstate, North-
amptonshire, to I,ahclla, second daughter of Willoughby
Wuud, Esq. of Thoresby, Lincolnshire.

DEATHS.
Lately, at liackwood park, in Hampshire, the lion. Miss
Aunt Orde Powlett, second (laughter of Lord Sefton.
On Saturday last, James Bonnlieu, Esq. of Coombe, near
Croydon, in the 90th year or his age.
On Monday last, in Ru,,ell•cnurt, Covent-garden, Mr.
Thomas Joyce, a man of a Mr charaaer.
Wednesday sennight, at Troston-hall, in Esiez, in the 91st
year of his age, Mr Edward Ward, gardener. He 114.1 not
who!, ceased to work in the garden, till his last illness, about
five weeks before his death, when he was confined to his lied
by a total debility. Till he was turned of 87 he could not be
said to ►e infirm, as he retained all his faculties. He had been
from his itildhuod in Mr. Loft's family; a,ad,reckoningt.ne.ll7
from parent to ch.ld, the Wards had beta employed in the
same family for 200 years.
London, England, 1804-11-10

LETTFK-COPYING M&CHINLS, WKITING MA-
CHINE'S, WBITING-DESI.S, and BOXES.
NMIDDLETON, No. 1 t? 2, Strand, opposite
. Newcastle street, and No. 10, Strand, oppesiacCathw-
- rine sweet. begs to inform the Public, that he has new ou Sale,
a lace Awatteent of PORTABLE and COUM 11144 144.1Uqz.,
LET MR-I:OPTING MACHINES the Portable are ouro.
• prised an a Mahogany Case, which forms a complete Writing
Desk, some so small as to be of the greatest utility to those who
bevel; others of a site and harm to answer the purpose of a
complete Seeretaire. Of Counting-house Machines he has the
greatest variety. of any House ill London—two of Bokon's Pa-
tent second-hand to be sold cheap, are equal to new. A new
Writing Machine, by which two or more Leiters may be writ-
tzn at one time, on a principle which obviates the defects of
thine which have preceded it. A large Assortment of Wriung
and Dres,ing Desks and Bete', iu lidehegany, Satin Wood,
Lather, &c. The greatest variety of Pocket Books and
I.,kcy Artiees. Middleton's original Black Lead Pencil..
Being use real Manufacturer of the above Articles, he is
enabled to sell on the fewest Twins--A liberal Allowance to
huronints and the Trade.
London, England, 1804-11-10

THLATIIES.

Qtn.

DRUItY.LAKIL
Mrs. Powett., last night, eppeared in Mills„..,
in the Play of Grorge Barnwell. So admirably do•s
this Lady pouriray the different passioLs of the ch.-
ratter, and so completely captivate the senses, that tie
almost destroys the moral ; and c pity, more
condemn, the unfortunate London Apprentice. Ti
Pantomime of Cinderella followed ; but the enchart.i
Tess, M'ss De Came, was absent, and her substitute
did not appear to be gifted with adequate powers to
fill her place.

COVENT•G 411Dtg.

eel
The new Comedy of The Blind Flarz;;;I
again repeated last night, with universal applau-e.
in presence or a most brilliant ant OVertillWil:g 22
dience. The beautiful air in the third aa was
given with exquisite taste and feeling, by Nlis
D•vi Ls, and loudly encored. The After-piece of Rs
mond and Agnes was performed for the first time th:
season. The dresses and decorations are entirely saes.
'I he several leading diameters were well sapp_ited
by Messrs. PARLEY and BOLOGNA, Mrs. Sr. LED.
GER, and Mili SEARLE, who made her first appear-
ance on this stage in the charaBer of Apes. chi
L-sdy possesses a graceful anti elegant person. and a
beautiful countenance. 1./,rd Roni...:v, Lady W,•
EON, Lady Davis, &c. wete in the pleusird us
present.
London, England, 1804-11-10

IVE me a fulcrum," cried Archimedes,
And I can raise the World with perfect edit."
So veer the Lever's iriw'r—.more arduous fir
Is ter Hercule.n task, beyond compare
To more the World with rhymes, m► fulrrnm grand,
Is HICK SUN's famous Warehouse in the Strand;
lirhere nee Westphalia Hams allure the eye,
Hams of the richest, finest finality ;
Where Parmesan, and rich Chapzigar join,
With Stilton Cheese, ripe, and very 6ne ;
Salmon, Dutch Keel, R.d Herrings, large Cod Sounds,
Tongue-, smu led, and true Rein Deer, abounds;
Portable Soups, and Eseences the chief,
Cases of Sauce, Prates, Tripe, and Beef.
)Sang. ee, Klan, and Bengal Curry 6.,e
Oltvcs--true curie rinitant for Wine.
Manumit, Vinegars. and Sausage•,
is, Anchovies prepar'd for Sandwiches :
Ali these and more, their !lime attractive join,
If not W ~td, at least to move the Coin.
London, England, 1804-11-17

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some nitre reduced to-powder. In
fifteen to twenty feet in dimensions, one vessel will
be sufficient, but in larger ones, two cr more will be
requisite; and when the air is foul, and peculiarly
offensive, it will be advisable to apply a slight de-
gree of heat under the vessels, in order to extricate a
larger quantity of vapour.
Etat opeans, of a full plethoric habit of bo.)y, who
may be obliged to go out to Gibraltar during the
prevalence of this malignant fever, will a& prudently
in taking now and then. during the passage, some
cooling laxative Medicine, and in undergoing a slight
mercurial course, so as to produce an alterative ef-
fee. The same plan was found to be a good pre-
ventive against any attack of the Yellow Fever.
Such are the observations I have to offer on the
dreadful malady to which our brave and gallant
troops are now exposed; and, should they be the
means of preserving the life even of a single indivi-
dual, I shall experience a very high degree of plea-
sure and satisfaction at having communicated them,
through your indulgence, to the public.
I am, Sir, yrur most obedient.
Very humble servant,
Guildford, Surrey. RORER rlomAs.,
London, England, 1804-11-17

, -- -

mrsizionra.
POIITISIOUTII, WIC. 15.
to the north-east this morning,
se Mediterranean convoy, under
from Yarmouth Roads. The
der the proteEtion of the Sacccu
d to Spithead by signal.
,'of 96 guns, Capt. Craven, to
!'s squadron ; frigate,
sack twice, for Halifax ; brio,la
selin, to join the Channel Fleet ;
utter, with a fleet of transports,
Commerce at this port have,
intentions, offered a TCW.ltd, by
at, of 1001. to any person giving
v wherryman, pilot, yr other
have communication with ships
The quarantine laws are de-
-1 by our Customs in every parti-
ice or orders should be thought
luals, when it is considered what
it is intended to prevent.
TLYMOUTH, llol'. 14.
rd,, Warren armed ship, from a

Pa frigate, for Portsmouth ; Boa-
,raise; and the Pretty Lair sloop
t of coasters.—Wind W. N.M.
DEAL, soy. 15.
sailed the Hermes sloop of war,
of outward bound vessels under
tward.
Rear Admiral Louis struck his
Leopard man of war, which has
nab; also the Champion and
with several gun-brigs, &c. tor
dais and Boulogne.

...
London, England, 1804-11-28

I T is now a truth well known and attested by
Persona of the first respe•llability, tb.it Dr lIRODUN's
NERVOUS CORDIAL, and BOTANICAL. SYRUP, are the
most efficacious in Nervous' Debilitated, and tonsutnitti‘e
C anplailats the virtue of these Medicines has so often.hemi
tried with unexampled soccer, and stood the test of tone, as
well as the .uuat minute invetigatson particularly as to the
troth
of the cases published in the DOftor's Pamphlets ; that
they we now resorted to by the Noointy and Gentry, as well
as other Persons, itimmuch that the demand alone for these
Medicines it a convincing proof of their totality in the cores
a..asse mentioned. 'The Medicines to be had at the Rune,
No. 9, Albion street, Blackfriars-roa I; and of all the Vond..irs
of Medicine in the Vo. ted Kingdom.
N. B. A. D. Swinton, the Pro; peter (Son of Dr. Swinton,
Fdluw oldie Royal College of Physteteas, Lon•lori), may b.:
consulted from Tea omit Three, ur by Letter containing the.
umal fee. _ _ _ . . . .

••• A five Guinea Bottle of the Nervous Cordial contains
six 11. 21. Bottles.
London, England, 1804-06-02

HOUSF of COMMONS.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT brought up the report of
the Bill for the Relief of thrsPoor, Aged, and In-
firm Ideate, &c. in Irelandd.-,Ord.•red to be printed.
Mr. WILBERFORCE presented a Petition from
the Debtors confined in the county grot of Yoik,
praying relief —Ordeted to lie on the table.

Sir JOHN ANDERSON brought up a 8,11 for
establishing a tree Cal lilArket in the City of Lon-
don.—Read a first time.

On the tnitinn or Mr. Br No, the St. 'Martin's
Burial Ground Bill we's read a shoadlialls, and re-
ferred w a sidea COlni
London, England, 1804-06-02

ROYAL FINNERI AN S. : r:PLTY FOR THF. EXTERMI-
NATION THE SMALL POW.
A QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT will be
417 k. hoiden at the Central H-.ose of the SOCIETY, No. 14,
Salisbury ,iturre, Fleet-street, on WEONESDAY next, the
Gth nista ,t, at One o'clock.
19, Greville-street, CHARLES MURRAY, Sic.
Hatton Garden.
•.• The Chair to be taken at Two o'clock prericily.
London, England, 1804-06-02

TITFATRE OF ANATOMY,
Blenheim-street, Grout Maritkanvigribust.

MR. BROOKE.S will COMNIENCE his SUM-
MER COURSE .4' LECTURES on ANATOMY,
PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, on SATURIPtY the 9th
JUNE, at Two &Clock, when the Introductory Lecture will
be delivered. . _ _

The Course will be continued en M'ioday the 11th, and
every suinequent Motniag, at Srven.
A suite of commndiutt% Ronms, thoroughly ven-
tilated, will be o;tersed at Five, attended by Mr. Emetics.
All the Subjects will be preserstcl by an Antiseptic Purer*.

GREAT RUSSELL-STREET, BLOOMSBURY.
FROM the present state of Ireland, a considerable
advaure must take place on the Article Si Irish Linens.
The IRISH LINEN COMPANY have a very large Sock of
the best CLOTH OD hand, which is to be sold (as usual) at
the whcllesale Irish prices, in quantities nut less thau • piece.
As several mistakes have occurred with the neieldsouring Retail
Linen Drapers, please to observe, the No. is Si. No Articles
sold but Irish linen. Each piece engaged, cnd We money
returned, if a fault appears
J. O'BRIEN, Arent to the Company.
London, England, 1804-06-02

treated Agreeably to the articles 1, 10, 11, 12, and 15, of the
decree of Dcc..mber 21, 1790. The Emperor may fix the
jointure or the Eniptess and refer it to the Civil Liiit Iris
suecesdoti can introdece no change in the diipositioni made in
this respect.
16 The Emperor shaft visit the departmests : Imperial pa
laces shall therefore be established the four principal point.
of the Empire. These places shall be fixed, an
/ their do-
pe:Muscles established bY'n. law.
London, England, 1804-06-02

This Day is published, price 7s. 61. the 14th ,Nimble of
AN EPITOME of the NATURAL HISTORY
of the INSECTS of INDIA and the ISLANDS in the
INDIAN SEAS.
F. DONOVAN, F. t S.
Author of " The Insects of China," &e.

Sold be Messrs. Rtvingtons, Whin., Sy month, Patiinoster
row, and every other bookseller.
This Work is designed elskidate the Scieme of lrntomos
logy on a splendid yet com-vrehensive sea,, 'nettling a, rriot
ui highly bniThett colours,' Piaui, with Inleuvrate
&c. The present toliime comprebendN,
those found in India espeeiall in the int,iiur, 34%.0re
Country, C 0144 of anornandel and Niahlntt, Ceykri, Aat.
boyna, and other contiguous hands.
The 14oh number, concludangthealiove Work, Schestilsers
are respectfully requested to complete their sets, as tho sale of
single numbers roust be shortly when the pi •ce
of the whole Volume wit' b^ sdranced.
London, England, 1804-11-16

No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS.
TBISH solicits the perusal of the GRAND
• LOTTERY SCHEME in another part of this Paper.
which will be found to contain more CAPITAL PRIZE'S
than usual in a Lottery of an few Tickets, arid tire astonishing
su-cess that attended the Public in the late Luttery (all the
Capital Prizes having been Sold in Shares) will, he hopes, in-
duce them to purchaw Tickets and Shares in the present,
which are selling in great Variety. •
The following Capital Prizes were shared and sold at the
above Offices, in the present year, 1204 :
In Shares. f In Whole Tickets.
No. 8,121 .L.20,000 No. 24,371 . L 5,000
10,294
9,092
10,245
12,398
2,000 _ __ - _

19,510
6111 . 1,000
5,349 . 1.000
29,11. . 1,000
CMS • SOO
13,112

21,3.111
I,o' 0
1.626
11,115 5OO
12,043
112,311 .

!NE COMPANY, 46,
established In the Cooseetiency
id of the
Full Proof.
per gall. s. d
Oki Jamaica R um. le 0
engniar &Andy 2' 6
Ilona nds Geneva 0
Bttavia Arrack.......... 21 0
Ruin Shrub le 0
Cherry Brandy.... 24 0
Raspberry ditto ....24 0
C.der. pet doz.. ...12 0
Perry, ditto 15 0
Best bottled Porter, ditto.. 7 0
Brown Stout, ditto. g 0
sued Samples had at the Repo
supplied direct Irmo Oporto as
London, England, 1804-11-16

STATE LOTTERY,

Lgina Drawing the ceth a( alabity
kJWIFE' & CO. No. 11, POULTRY. respeitfally
inform the Public, that they have on S..le the Ticket,
and Shama of the above Lottery, in great variety.
The following C PITAL PRIZES of the LAST LOT.
TERY:(ending 27th October, 1804,, were sold in Shares by
SWIFT & CO.

No. 6,791, a Prise of .20,0001. in Sixteen Sixteenth Share.
No 9,362, a Prize of 10,000 L iuOse Half Se Fighttiixrcrurhs.
No. 19,003, I,ooi/l. in One Quarter, and Twelve Sixteenths.
And, in the LOTTERIES of LAST YEAR (ending 23.1
Ally, 1304), the following Capital. were sold a SWIFT dr
CU.'s Office:

No 296 Priz^ of L.10,"00 No. 20,410 Priz" of L 5,600
11,599 3,000 11,199 2,000
19,556 (4,1 ..07 .---••• 1,000
41,696 2,000 26,187 xl,OOO
3,093 1,000 And other. of 5301. 5.c

WINTER LOTTERY. begin Draw* the
26th of WM.: V • Ito). - ;
SCIII.II
nt L t ',told i. 1.!S,000
40,000
101,060 MOW
5,000 15,000
1,000 6,000
500 -- 5,"00
1011 :1,000
9,000
20 1,000

1

_

30
60 ----
6,150 ----

29,000 Tickets L 2J0.01.0
Ticketsand Sham are sell;ng at every Li,ensed Lottery Office.
Puce of 'Picket 1 It 7 0
Half .L 9 '7 01 Eighth ..1.2 7 4
4 14 0 1 Sixte.!uth 1 4 0
•• • Q
Prizesuarter of the late Lottery taken in Exchange for Tkkets
and Shares.

V STONE and Co. No. 134, Oxford-Street,
. Manufadurers of Double Block Tin Cooking Utensils,
beg leave to inform the th it they have very much ins-
proved those Art iclesorhieli render them the cheapast and clean
licit furniture now in use The following list forms a set,
widely will be kept in repair at all times for Tw,i G11:11,114 a
year
Tea Kettle . . 0 6 6 Bread Grater . . 0 1 6
Coffee Put . . 0 S 6 Flour & Pepper Box 0 1 6
Chocolate Pnt & Ntill 0 4 6 Clwr-re Toone; . . 0 4 6
Set of Saucepans - 1 4 0 DrippingPaii & Baster 0 7 6
Set of Siewpans . 1 5 0 Skimmer & ladle . 0 3 6
Two soup Pots . 018 0 siet of Scessers . . 0 2 6
Fish Kettle . . 0 16 0 2 Sceillops,Tiod. Box 0 2
Turbot ditto . . •le 612 Tart, 6 Patty Pans 0 4 6
Boiling Pot . . . 0 16 61 6 Table, 1 Egg Spornao 4 6
Dutch Oven . 0 6 6 Sike & Gravy Spoon 0 3 6
Frying Pan & Gridiron 0 8 6
Cullender & Beer Pot 0 4 6 L. 9 9 0
Spire Box k G.ater 0 4 6
They have likewise a largo asmrtm.stit of fashionable hennaed
tea urns, and a fine stock of table knives and forks. Also
shower and warm baths to sell or lett A liberal price allowed
fur old urns, and old stoves in ,-xchange.
London, England, 1804-11-16

I.IITTF.R.COPYING AND WRITING MACHINES.
MIDDLETON begs to inform Merchants
. and the Public in general, that he has the greatest As-
sortment iu London of the above Articles for Counting-house
and Private eve On the utility of the LETTER-COPYING
MACHINES, it is not necessary to dwell, as it is well known
that it will not take more time to Copy twenty long Lettria
than to write one of a middling length. The Copy is a perfect
Fat-Simile, without the poo.ibilits of error; the WRITING
MACHINE is a wig inv.:num), and is made to writs with two
or more Pens. A great variety of Writing and Dressing Desks
and Boxes, i r Mahogany, Satin %triad, M,noceu Leather, Ac.
for th • use of Gentlemen or La•lies. Pocket Commodes made
to contain eiery neve-. vv for Sillavon and Dressing, pa•ticu-
lady useful for Gentlemen in the Army. Pocket gooks,
Thread Cases, and a large weionelent of Fancy Articles. Re •
ing the real Manufacturer, he is enabled to sell on the 1°4.4
terrni,ja.iil to warrant them ; an advantage which Retailers do
not alvrayv
N Middleton, No. 162, Stand, op asite Newcastle street,
and No. 143, Strand, opposite Catherine street.
London, England, 1804-11-16

E

IMPOCTOR.

Tuesday last, a young man, who calls himself
Stewart, about year► of age, was committed to
the 11-tuse of Corre lion at I lexham, on a charge
of obtaining money by false pretences. His tale
was, that he was a lieutenant in the navy, and had
broken out of prison at Dunkirk, whence he escaped
with three sailors, in an open boat, from which
they were taken up by a Berwick smack, and landed
at Alemouth. His story so far prevailed on the
compassion ofJohn Hunter, Esq. of the Hermitage,
that he reclothed him, and was on the point of taking
him to Hexham in his gig, to meet the Carlisle
coach, in which he meant to send him forward with
fifteen guineas in his pocket, when a gentleman
came up, upon whose generosity he hid imposed
some time ago, a ith a similar story, in tgc county
of Durham, and who fortunately recognised the im-
postor, anu had him taken before a Magistrate.
London, England, 1804-11-16

FROM the Nobleman to the Peasant, Intoxication
is the cause of many of the Disorders which now afflict
ina•ikind. When reason is thrown off her guard by the potnit
force of .1r liking to excess, it too often happens that this ins.
pr•iileoce pro.loces another, or, in plain trona, a conaection
wan a rimor lered or unclean person; awl frequently those who
are pink) iif these indiscretions are on the point a mitering
into the wand hand of wedlock, with a discreet and virtuous
campaiiimi What is the consequence of these repeated im-
proprieties? The larch...as poison which has lurked in the
body of the- husband is communicated re the wife and entailed
upmi the offspring, who comes into the world a ditt
spectacle to all belvildars, and subject to :he Evil, eruptions of
the most inveterate tendency, &c. A nse,hanic who uses
metal in thecompetion of any performance, that has not been
pro:orly refined, will find has workmanship break, clack, and
display a verity of imperfelions, in defiance of 114111/and
diligence t it is exactly the same with those who enter into the
state of wedlock without haring their blood properly purified
from tie contagions distemper. it receives through these errors,
tban which nothing is mom erfc'ciiilli than Dr. /Rt./DUN/1
BOTAIOCAL SYRUP, being All idniiralne diuretic, and
acti..g by -erlitration, never failing to cure complaints of this
nature, after thee hare lain dormant in the blood for seven,
eight, or ten year.. Although it is so effectual, it is at the
seine time so innocent, that a child, or a Icing in woman
in4ht take it with th.• moved safety; nor a there the least
darter, of taking colt even in the most inc'ement :cason, which
it is aaarcely pu.aible to escape during tho adininistrattoo of a
tonne of memory.

The Mecbeine: to be had at the !louse, No. 9. Albion street.
Ala tfria•'s•road and of all the Medicine Vei.dets in the
• Kingdant
N R. A. I) Swinton. !h, Proprietor (Son of Di. Swininn,
• f the Rosal Collage of Ph%ccani, London). ma be
coa►ulta! from In till S, of by Weer containing the :lied Me.
London, England, 1804-11-16

cammazds the German brigade, at Groningen.
Almost all the troops will, by the Bth inst. have
returned to the quarters they occupied before the
forming of the camp. One part of the flying ar-
tillery has returned to the Hagae, and the other is
gone to Delft.
We are assured, that M. Schimmelpenninck will
have the first place in the Batavian government, in
which case M. Van Der Goes will be appointed his
successor, as Ambassador at Paris.

STOCKHOLM, OCT. .15.

Advice has been received, that the Count De
Lille set out on the 23d instant on his return to
Riga, from Calmar : his brother, the Count D'Ar-
tois, had Left Calmar on the same day.

lITRALSUIPin, NOV. I.

Our Gazette contains the following article :
" The Boyar M. Johan Balch, Great Chamberlain
to the Prince of Moldavia, has arrived here with his
retinue, on his way to the coronation at Paris. He
is habited in a Turkish dress."
London, England, 1804-11-16

SIR GEORGE RUIIBGE,D's ARREST.

The following is said to be the Order of the
French Government for arresting Sir GEORGI
RUMBOLD :

MINISTRY OV GENERAL POLICE.
PARIS, SEPT. 30, 1801,
The Senator, Minister of General Police of the Empire, Cr,nd
Officer of the Legion of Honour, to Marshal B'inAl'Ate,
General in Chief of the Army of Hanover. .
I have material proofs, M. Marshal, that th.• Foglish
Agent, Rumbas d, at Haniburgh, follows the Lime ay.tein of
espionage, and of machinations, which have &heady excited
the indignation of Europe against Drake and Spencer Smith,
and it is evident, that the Circular Letter of Lord II iwkyiburys
in consequence of the conspiracies discovered of these two
wretches. that the British Government has dared to avow, and
reduce even to a system, that train of conspiracies oil the
part of its Ministers, accredited to Allied or Neutral Powers.
These Ministers are thus, as it were, constituted Con-
spirator', and plea-d out of the law common ti civilised na-
tions. The express order of His Majesty the Emperor is, that
M. Rumbold shall be seized, and that you make sure of all
the papers which may be found in his howe. I invite you,
in consequence, M. Marshal, to take all the necessary mea•
ours fur the most prompt execution of this operation.
l.et the requisite communications be made as soon as the
operation shall be terminated, ant Rumbold shall be a thisi
your lines with his whole ccorrespolidence.

. • .

(Signed)

raccna.

Conform ,ble to the original.

(Signed) • Raawaoorts.
• The lines are erased with a pen-knife, but the.following
word• appear
" It will be superfluous to Warns the dtplomatio agents upon
the subject.•
London, England, 1804-11-29

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like

sent to England by Mr. Lee, and are left at the
banking•house of Messrs. Stephenson and Co. for
public inspeition.
It will appear by these accounts, that only a very
small balance now temains, and unless some fur-
ther aid be transmitted from England,• it is much
to be feared that the ensuing winter will be fatal to
many of our countrymen. The greatest exertions
have been used by the English Gentlemen at Ver-
dun to administer to these necessities. A dispensary
has been established far the sick, and schools for the
children. Daily subscriptions are likewise raised for
individual distress ; but, suffering in their fortunes
by their own detention, it is impossible that they
should be able to afford a general and complete
relief.

It is earnestly hoped that this statement may at-
traet the attention of the opulent and benevolent in
England, who may be disposed to give aid to a far-
ther subscription, that an additional and regular
supply may be transmitted to our countrymen in
digress.

The annual sum of from 7001. to WOW. would
be adequate to ali the purposes of this charity, and
might leave a balance in hand to assist those
who, whenever the blessing of peace may arriwe,
may be desirous to return to their native country.
In this case, in which the interests of humanity, aid
the honour of the British name are so materially
concerned, it is confidently hoped that this appeal
will not be made in vain.

(Signed) LituncsLos CHARLIIS LLB.
rertisailst Sept. 1804.

• Sines the date of the above letter, a donation of 201. hai
been received by Mean. Stephenson and Co. from Christopher
Idle, Adelphi, London. We are happy to add, that an order
on the treasury for the sum of 10001. applicable to the pur-
peon of this Charity, has been obtained.

It has been thought right to publish Mr. Lee's letter, with-
oat alteration, in justice to those who have contributed both at
home and in France, to the relief of the,. suffering fellow-
countrymen, and for the purpose of more fully exhibiting to
the public, the extremity of distress to which great numbers
lase been reduced by the rigours of a captivity, heretofore
without exampk among chased nations. But, as hopes are
entertained, that the aid of Government will, in future, be
extended from time to time, to affustl the requisite relief, it is
net intended, unless new dilficultiei should vim, any further
to solicit private contributions.
London, England, 1804-11-29

MANNING'S TOOTH POWDER.
NVMANNING and Co. No. 116, Pall-M4ll,
London, in recommending their much appmsed
POWDERS for the TFETII and GUMS, hare resulted to
&Tense with the pompons decorations given hi citinnson
Ad#erteu-N to the Arti-le they wish to make Pohlic; nor do
the, mean U nectibe to their Powders qualities at once ridi•
culnir and fallacious ; a cost im but too commonly pram.-d,
and eeletuated only to andeail the judgment, e11,113.e the cre-
dulous, and insult the understanding. of the to I ; fait the
contrary, they rest their chin to patronagr upon the !tie.'
efficacy and superior qualities of the Denton'., they hare the
satinaction of offering to the Piblic. hey also solicit the at-
tention of Laden and Gentlemen to a Treatise delivered gratis
with the Powders) upouthe Defects and Diseases of Use Teeth
saki Gums • a ;remain( whirls will not only d^monstrate the
saloury carts of their Poml?rs, but expose the pernicious
coosegoences resulting from the use 1.1 many other Powder.,
the d,structive ingrAients of which, though they may pr.
duce a momentary Whiteness, lay the sure foundation of a
rapid and Ines iodate decay.
The price of Manningb incomparable Powders is 45. per
Box and may be had at the Pro,Metoes Home, No. 116,
, whom also is sold, the much esteemed Neapoltati
Fluidema, for reminieg Freckles Rectors of the Face, Nerk,
et Hands; and, in short, all kinds of cutaneous Eruptions.
London, England, 1804-11-29

STATE LOTTERY,
Begins Drawing Ow 28tli of JANUARY, IXOS.

CWI Fr & CO. No. 11, POULTRY, rt speel fully
inform the Public, 'lost they have on Sale the 'lockets
and Shares of the above Lottery, in great variety
The following CAPJTAL PRIZES of the I. AST LOT-
TERY, were sold in Sham ivy SWIFT and CO.
No 6,791, n Prise of 90,0001. in Sixteen Sixteenth Sham
No 9,362, a Prise of 10,0001. in One I4alf & EightSixtcentlis.
No. 19,000. 1,0001. in One Quarter, and Twelve bisteridlis.
And, in the LOTTERIES of LAST YEAR fending 25d
May, 1804), the faltering Capitals were tiro sold at SWIFT
and CO 'a °lke :
Nu :126 Prize of L. 10,000 No. 20,430 Prise of L. 3,000
11,599 5,000 11,199 2,000
19,556 5,000 6,57 1,000
41,696 • 2,1)01) 26,187 1 ,r 1 00
vet) 1,000 And others of 5001 Ac
London, England, 1804-11-29

Mr 7.-

SIXTH NATIVE 880111111 CT.
Maine Michael His-ternary, to be a Lieutenant Colonel from the
2d Novernb..r 1 05, 'me Powell promoted.
Caet On Charles Brietzcke to be Majrn from the 2d November
1803, vice !lineman prominent
Captain Lieutenant Anthony Adams to be Captain of a Corn-
parry from the 2d Novemt;et 1803, vice Brietzcke promoted
Lieutenant and Brevet Captain Achivon Maxwell, to be Cap-
tain Lieutenant from the Vd November 18.3, vice Adams
promoted.
Ensign Thomas Scott, to be a Lieutenant from the 2d Novem-
ber 1803, vice Maxwell promoted.

VaTELNTH NATIVE REGIMENT.
Ensign William Donaldson Turner, to be Lieutenant from the
2d of November 1809, vice Lambert deceased.
NINETEENTH NATIVE REGIMENT.
Ensign Edmund Cheese, to be a Lieutenant from the 2d No-
vember 180, v4ze Campbell decease I.
Mr. Charles Dishurough and Mr. Elexaoder Ogilvie, Assistant
Surgeons, are promoter to the rank of full Surgeons, from
the 30th of September 1803.

CORN-EXCIIANGE, WIDN LID 41', Nov. 28.
The supplies of Wheat lee to-day's Market, are rather con
siderable. This trade begins to be rather duller, than as of late
and Salis at a reduction of 3s. and 441. per Qr. but few foreign
here. /laving large imports of Rirley, that is likewise cheaper;
Malt also. White Peas remain dear. Grey, and Roans of each
sort are rather leis in price. There is a good supply of ()at+, and
several cargoes from Lincolnshi re ; but those Samples of good
quality support last pricer. Terns of Flour at little variation.
CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN.
Wheat 88•. 100. 103 s. Beans .50s. 5%. Oil.
Fier do. ....1086. 110 s OA. Tick Beans 4Bs. 535. 04.
Rye, new 545. 60.. 04. Oat: 211 s. 395. 34:. Od.
Harley 484 545. 41d. Polands ........355. 36.. 6d.
Malt.. Bos. 85, 04. Rape 5eed.......411. 441. 04.
White Peaa 60s. 665. Od. Fine F10ur...... 90s. 95c. 04.
Grey Peas dig. 54s Od Seconds.... , ...85s. 90s. 04.
London, England, 1804-11-29

ROYAL FAMILY.
Yesterday morning His tvi_- ;•1 r, the Duke or
Kiwi', the Princesses SOPHIA an ' NIE.LiA, took an
airing on horseback, in Ns' i.utsor P.tv L.
Her Mk) as r v, and the other Plum; Lsscs, took an
airing to Frogrnore.
Yesterday morning the Duke of CA maainor re-
viewed the Reading and We ,Ilsy Cavalry.
Soon after His MAi rsrv's atriva, at Weymouth,
he rode out one morning a few miles from the
town. His only attendants were Cenereal
and a groom ; having left them at some short tlis-
Wee behind, Isis Maresry entered a I..rge field, in
which he pet ceived but one soht.try poor woman
at work. With that condescension and benevo.
fence which are the charaßeristics of true great-
ness, he erquired of her 4. How it came that she
was the only person employed, where there ap-
peared co much business to be done ?" The good
vertanan frankly answered—" That she had forty
eentpanions, but that they were gone to Weymouth,
to s,O the Kist; ; but she knew her master would
stop so mach of her day's pay as the time she
!Jo staid be absent would amount to, therefore she
dia not chose to go." The KING, with his accus-
tomed K.utd humour, said, " As you did not go to
see the IC,NG, when your workmates return, you
may tell them the KING has been to see you ;" and,
putting five guineas into her hand, ro'e otf: leas ..is
the honest countrywoman equall astonished as
pleased with her illustrious but unexpetled viutor.

FASILONABLF, ARRIV f.LS.
Lord Viscount Maynard, to (i.ossecon qi-are. from Much
Eaton, l'.srex.
Sir C. Buu6ury, to his house in Par-Mall, from Bury St.
Suffulk
tri apt Ennui r., Ct. Jainci's-street, from
Cisco% Grave, mar Leaautrhea.l,
The Earl of iron, hou Banffshire, Scotland.
Lady Ellenb .rough and tasni,., from ‘V.mbiedoil, to 1110011111-
bwr-baluate.
iulwer Molta„,:c, Esq. and fanri , from Saiidwford
Priory. Berko, to thc.r imusa in Poi -r Sckeiey-strret.
London, England, 1804-11-27


•
CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, Nov. VI,
The imports of Wheat and Batley to day are large ; sales of
the firmer are ratuer dull, .uul about 6s. per quarter lower, but
fine old reactiL-s 61. per quarter. Barley, Malt, and Rye, are
each cheaper. Whits real are full as dear; Grey are cheaper.
13.:ans of each sort incline downwards. llf Oats we have many
arrivals; they are 2s. lower, excep,ng the.fine, which remain
as dear as our last. Flour has little 3 uctuation.
CU RF.NT PRICF. OF GRAIN.
Wheat 84.. 100 • 112 s. limns Ms. 575. Od
Fine doe 116 s. 04. Tick Beans 0.1.
Rye, new 54,. 66.. 0.1. Oats 30: Od.
Barley
Mat 826. 1425. Od. Rape 5eed.......411. 441. od.
White 61a. Od. Fine 90s. 97,14. Od.
Grey Peas 48.. bde Od, Seconds_ Lis. 904. Lid •
London, England, 1804-08-02

HAYMMr(ET TIMATRE.

Lust night " Linz. in Lure," Mr. BYRNE'S new
Ballet, was brought out. The novelty of the scenery
and! dresses WAS excedingly striking, and the story
interec:ing. The charaSers arc a young Soldier in
love wi,h an old Cottager's Daughter, of whom also
the ol 1 Vii.uge Schoolmaster, Lihgo, is enamoured.
Master OW A a By list was a famous Drummer, who
tricks the Schoolmaster in the disguise of one of
his finale scn, Jut u. The other chtracteri (Dancers
in the Ballet) were Soldiers and Village Lasses.
Air. • TINE and Miss H. MENAGE were the god and
goddess of the Dance. The Ballet was get up
with great taste an•i elegance. It was announced
for repctitio.i with loud plaudits.
London, England, 1804-08-02

A ctiRIOUI MAD ,lAN.

•
In the mad hous • .it .-.1...-4-Chapelle, is an. ht.'.
Wig man, whose madness has been subjed to sgr.
rising and periodical ciraog-s. He has-been snot
up there for fifte:4 years . For the three first ycars,
he never spoke a w hut was ton•inually
During the three f,.1 twi tg, he s-Varn cr ss%d, t
speak either night or day. Al er..ards : e laughed
f•tr three years, and in such a violent manaet, t..at
he often fell into cr.nvolsions. When this period was
over, ite began to whistle from morning to night.
and from itight to morning, so that many persons
apprehended that want of rest must kill hirn. It
will soon be three years since he began to cry in such
a manner, that he has already lost the sight of one
eye, and. shott!d he not soon leave it off, he most
probably in a th srt time be entirely blind. , He is
thirty.five years of age, bet looks as if Mt had pass-cl
three score and ten. His only food for these last
fifteen years has been, in every tsventy.four hours,
two small slices Of bread ; and his only drink," two
glasses of water.

Mk
London, England, 1804-08-02

NA".7.5,L IYITLLIGINCE.

PORTSMOUTII, JULY 3t.
The Gibraltar, of SO guns, Captain Rogers, the
crew of which has been absent nearly ten years, were
,paid off this day and drafted into the Glory and
Arrived the Tribune frigate, Capt. Bennet, from a
cruise ; and the Ateat.), sloop of war, Capt. Impey.
Came into harbour the 51.44-ire, launched on
Monday at Buckler's Hard, to he coppered and
fitted for commission.
Arrived the ?severe bomb from a crisis. off
Havre.
Sailed the ..P.lefunno sloop of war, on a cruise;
Ranger sloop of war, for Cork ; .:nd the Spider brig
Of war, with the l's:uce of Amtris transport, under
vaarroy for Guernsey.
elm into Hai hour, the Louisa, Hay, from Bal-
littsores detained by the Hied cutter. Wind Westerly.
sareaNtss, JUL V SI.

Sailed the Duke ,f K-pit armed ship, And Hind cut-
ter, with 36 soil of vessels under convoy for the
Baltic.
The Tonningen convoy will sail to-morrow.—
Wind S.W.

T.RAI., JUT.I; 31.

Arrived the Lady Warren armed shii), with a con•
voy from Falmouth, which are sailed for the river.
The lade Warren ha• sailed again with the :root-
ulch store ship, and several other outward bound
♦esscls under convoy for Portsmouth.
Sailed the Ai:ideate frigate and hornet sloop of
war on a cruise.
WILL, JULY 30.

The armed ship Joke will sail from hence with
the trale for Tonningen, on the first of August.
Is convoy for the Baltic is appointed to sail from
hence, on the Bth of August.
The ships loading hese for Lisbon and Oporto,
are expetied to s.til from hence, on the oth of
August, with convoy for Spithead ; theist to join
the general convoy intended to sail the 10th of that
month.
London, England, 1804-11-20

POLICE.

SOW-ST REST.
A numerous gang of villains !...sve, for soma
nine past, mail. a pra;lice of estorteng money t.o
gentlemen, under a threat of charging them weill
cL•rtain abominable crime; and, an order the snore
enectually to enforce their demands and tend), the,
party whom they tiled upon as the object of pluesda
pretended to be !I 'w-street Officers. One gentlWA
man, who had been attacked by them, gave iieforoeil
atioa of the transadfoat at Buwat: eet. when suck
means were adopted as led to the appiehension of
three of thi, banditti, and of their ackhowledg en Ist
of having teceived the sum of 151. from the gentle.
man alluded to, who, yesterday, appointed to meet
threat for the perpose of answering some turthrr de.,
mind they made upon hitt)s when he gave them a
draft fur 2501. and brouglt them in a coach fte the
Strand, whete proper &ricers were stationed to ap-
pr. hem' them. Yesterday they wet e examined be-
tote Sir lttcuaao Foau and Mr. ;..;liatiaid, and
committed for a further hearing.

On Thursday se'uniglat, as Mr. C. Wools, of
Pump, near I lalif.ar, was returning home, he: fell
down the steps leading to his house, and traaured
his scull so drea,lfully, that be expired on dap Svc
day following.

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London, England, 1804-11-20

THE 11,1.7.4THER.

The Editor of a work lately published for the
use of Farmers and Gardeners, by foretelling
changes in the weather, &c. observes, that
" When the Swallows fly high after their prey,
we think ourselves sure of a serene sky ; but when
they fly low and brush the surface of the water with
their wings, we judge that rain is not far off.
" When the Gnats coiled themselves before the
setting of the sun, and form a sort of vortex, in the
shape of a column, it announces fine weather.
" The Earth, after very long and abundant rain,
is sometimes seen to be almost dry, and the roads
quite free from dirt. This is a sign that the rain
has not altogether ceased ; and denotes a continual
efflux of elecrhic matter, which, being renewed,
carries with it, in the form of vapour, all the mois-
ture that falls on the earth. . . _

" There is sometimes a peat deal of dirt after a
very moderate rain : this is a sign of tine weather ;
because it indicates that evaporation has ceased.
" '1 here is no surer sign of rani than two different
currents of clouds, especially if the under current
flies fast before the wind. And it two such currents
appear in hot weather, they chew that a thunder-
storm is gathering."

PRICE OF STOCKS
•EiTLA n
3 per Cent. Red
3 per Cent. ConaoLi . %
4 per Cent.
3 per Cent. Nary. . ••• •. 9lOll
L‘nig Annuities 114 17 16 13 16
Owuiurtt lll
Exchequer Hills Par, Is. di*.
Eng. Lottery Tickets . 181. 7*.
Cutuols for.
T. RISH, Stoelc•Rruker,
4, Combat, and 9, Ch iring Croft

PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS, Nov. 12
Government Debentmei ~percent. 9O

FRIDAY, Nov/Vete 1$
Venice
Nantes
Lisbon
Oporto
nubins

COURSE OF EXCHANG
Amsterdam 3B :3 9 U.
Ditto at Sight 37 7
Rotterdam C. F 12 i U.
Hamburgh.... 35 6 2 U.
Alton 3S 7 2 IT
Pini 25 4 Liv.
Dan. 2 Us 25 12 i OUlll.M.
Hourdeaux .2S 12 Portugal Gull in Goo
Madrid
Ditto
Cadiz l7 in Paper 1 New Dullai.
Ditto
1111 boa
Leghorn
Genoa 4l Li v .Pic. S per Cent.
Duhiin on London ( N 05.12 )...•...- 131 a i. 3
/Selfa.t oil London (Nov. 12) . 911 6
Belfast on Dublin (ditto) ....?1 111 days
. --4-- =---
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HIGH W %TIER THIeTIAY AT LONDON BRIDGE,
IS nirn ere., 4.

BIRTHS.

Friday selinighl, the Lisasl.iCOlonel Cox, of king% Mid
Howie, s.atdiurd, iu Oxfordshire, was sifely delivered ef a ,oa•
la,,t, the l.ady of tlionia, %Vinstauley,
of Oxford, *as ,i.afely delivered of a soli aud heir.
At V% t• tk•igli House, near Pls most's, of a son and heir,
M lady of Captain Getailys, of the Ise-Osivue
ruelit of Militia.
London, England, 1804-06-04

SADLER'S WELLS.
AQUATIC THEATRE.

L
n'er the pumuage of •Ifis Royal Digitate* the Duke of
CLARENCE.

THIS EVENING, MONDAY, JUNE 4, will
be resented en ca tlee New Dance, canal,

THE TINKER.
Ahor wlfieh the sopetb Pantomime S:iectaele, (-Wed
THE OLD MAN OF THI7. MOUNTAINS,
in which will be exhaite
A GRAND. PANORAMA OF MALTA;

Also •il be performed a new Petite Clinic Opera, called,
CLICK CLACK;
Or, THE MILLER'S DAUGHTER.

Tlit Entertainments to conclude with a Grand Naval Spectacles

re weeeoting Int
SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR;
WITH REAL sHiri OF ONE HUNDRED GUNS,

SEVENTY FtXUR GUNS,
SIXTY GUNS, &e.
rigged, anti maw:turfed in the moot complete and coy
lzt Manner, u every Nautical Character who his seen them
allows, which work down with the Word ea their
StohosOl beam, wear and haul the Word on their Lar•
board Tuks, to regain their Situations, never attempted in
2u,' Theatre in thkenr any other Country ; the Ships bring their
Bead•ides, the Conflagration of the Town in various placs•s •
Tu Defence of the Girrison and Attack by the Floating 8.. t.
lent'' me so faithfully and naturally rapreseuvril, that When ter
Vriting Batteries take Fire, some blowing up with a dredrid
I,plosinn, and others, ahrt burning Pi the Water': Edge, sink
to the Bottom, while the Gallant Sir Roger Curtis appeals in
s,, Boat to save the drowning Spaniards, the Briterh Trs
foe th..t purpose plunging into the Water, the etf.:ct u sec!.
I, to ; reduce the most unprecedented Climax of AsUwislanr-ar
The Exhibition is reprumited on a limy of
kr AL: WATER, 40 Feat aide, and nearly 103 Feet in
I—i:th, comprising with the Depth 5000 Cubic Feet, h
k:.% coo thy Proprietors indefatigeble Exertion, and an encl.
us Ex ;cnee.
bz.4rt open at half-put Five, and begin at half-past Six, Places
kept till half-past Serra.
tly-ea t• be taken at the Box-Office. Sodas Weil., from Nino

till Fart:
London, England, 1804-06-04

ISLINGTON NEW TERRACE. OPPOSITE COLE-

BROOK-ROVE.
TO BE SOLD,
By %freers. BURTON and VENN:OR,
THE desirable LEASE, with immediate Pos-
setsion, *fa comfortable Modern Brick Built DWEL-
LING HOUSE, with Garden, plearantiv simata oh the New
Terrace opposite Colebrook row. Couttlning Four Clam-
ber', Drawing Room. Two ?adonis. Two K
rood Cellaling. Held on Lease, for about Forte-eight
at a moderate Ground Rent.
To be viewed, and Particular known, by antic-vim) to Nfrs,,s
Burton and Venunr, No. 62, 061111111;1.
London, England, 1804-06-04

tvell Inown, and have too often been declared, to be
repeated on this occasion.
Three large camps are to be farmed in Pi ussia,
early in the summer, one in Prussian Poland, another
in Silesia, and the third on the frontiers of Hanover.
The second Russian squadron, consisting of sore
ral ships of the line, and transports with troops on
hoard, had, on the 18th of April, arrived at Napoli
de Romans, in the Morea, on its way to Corfu : its
further destination was not known ; but the Russian
force already in the Seven Islands is more than suffi-
cient for their safety.
A French army is shortly to Se established in Al-
sace, and the army of Hanover is to be reinforced.
Fresh troops are constantly moving towardsMantua.
The report of the saili..g of the Toulon fleet is re-
vived in the German Papers, but obviously without
truth. _ _ _ _ .

The Russian army on the frontiers of Podolia has
been considerably reinforced; and, on the 7th of
May, orders were issued to the troops to hold them:-
selves in readiness to march.

The utmost adivity prevails in the ci-derant
Venetian provinces to strengthen their fortifications;
the peasantry from the surrounding country have
been employed in aid of the military. and camps
have been fiwmed for their accommodation. The
Archduke John continued there on the 9th ult. and
it was supposed would remain till the 20th.
The artillery in the batteries of the Helder has
been reinforced by an additional detachment; and
the last detachment of Volunteers of this town has
set off for the flotilla at Flushing.
London, England, 1804-06-28

CORN EXCHANGE.--WeuxisoAr, Jnue 27.

Wheat is here in tolerably good quantity to day, ready
from Essex ; Fine Samples nearly as Monday, inferior Quan.
tor dull, at Is. and ts. per quarter, reduction; Dantaie 64.
Rve is cheaper. Briley keeps up. And Malt further ad.l
vanc:s ts. per Quarter, and expected dearer. Pees with Beans
at little variation. There are further arrivals of Foreign WIN
and this article does not support last currency. Fine America*
Flour at the Terms of last week.
London, England, 1804-06-21

NAVAL INTrLLIGLNCE.

POIITiMObIII4, JU 19.
Sailed the Repu.r.ie of 74 guns, to join the fleet
off Brest.

An the Coef.:,:triee, with convoy from the
Downs.

Arrivel the FIICEP7I revenue cutter, with the Ajat
transport front Guernsey, which has came into liar.
hour; Attired the Drake brig of war, with the
iisyton, from the Downs.

ri.vmuu a it, jusr. 12

Arrived the Spencer man of war from a cruise, and
with the Lord Nu, tit, Brown, of and trom Nola, for
Piden, retaken by her.
Sailed the Nautilus sloop of war on a cruise.
Wind S.W.
London, England, 1804-06-21

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A new writ was ordered fora Member to serve
for BridgewEer, in the room of J. ALLEN, Esq.
who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
-Mr..kLE/ASOSR brought up the Report of the
Irish Linen Lawi A mendinent Bill, which was attreed
to, and the Biil was ordered to be react a third time
to-morrew.

On the Order of the Day for the second reading
of the Solway Fisheyes Bill ;
General GASCOIGNE opposed it, as one of the
grossest violations of private property that ever w•as
attemrte . a.-td he moved to defer the second read-
ing f r thr-e months.
C:tEI•N Y seconded this motion.

Sir W. PULTEISLY and Mr. Hussy supported the
Bill After which the Home divided : for the se.
Bond reading, 56; for the postponement, 74. The
Bill thvi isuee WAS lest. -„
London, England, 1804-06-21

• ttft AnNev.si
srosrm ON ktombAy NIOHT AT THE OIPLOINO Of

THE RICHMOND TNR►TIE.

Severe his tads who for his country fights,
Great his attempt ,M 3 pleads but for her tittle;
'/'odour his lot who tills the fertile ground,
Arid hard his fate who ploughs the ocean round'.
For o'er each task, should one poor blemish roll,
Fool cewore', bl,ra .I,literates the whole!
And well we know, who taste: dramatic feed,
Ti please the Public is a task indeed :
Put once attaited, what heart-felt joys remain,
(The " labour we delight is physic's pain !")
To this great end, our House, with firm quite new,
Fresh painted—cleared--and furnisli'd up for you;
Stor'd with such stimuli, as from hie we glean,
Our sign The Royd El,x, on Richmond Greene.
Tho' many a landlord, at this bar hath stood,
And Mired his store of mental drink and food;
None morn obedient e'er appear's' to greet you,
Nor with'such novelty resole's' to treat you;
That you your names might enter on our books,
We've brought you down both caterers and conks;
Ev'n those whose skill the City Feast, prepay d,
Which all the winter by the town was shar'd
In either Horse, so croucied in a trice,
That c7icures could scarce obtain a slice.
Her are they come, to garnish and o'erloole,.
To season ev'ry dish, and help to took t ;
And if our House should be but well resorted,
You'll find choice spirits, neat as they're imported.
A running trade we aolc, then grant it, pray !
Not trade enough to make use-Rors saw!, ;
But brisk demand for such plaits wholesome cheer,
As we propose to serve each cooling year,
Yeur smile: to gain, devote we ey'ry action,
Then lot us live, to give you satisfaction !
Let's share the clii er, while we prepare the treat,
For teen cooks sometimes incline to eat!
Let us insure the custom of the town,
And burnper'd Richmond wash each morsel down.
Whatever favours from your bounty flow,
(hi Powaet, Rustier., and a grateful Co.
If their exertions kindoets can repay,
You'll find them doubled each succeeding day;
If oft your presence I,ent shall grace the ocene.
The tree once planted by a Virgin Queen
Shall thrive—the Royal Elm on Richmond Green.

• A Inge Elm planted by Queen Ehrab.th, close to the

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