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London, England, 1803-02-05

POLICE.

MANSION-H 01.3 r.
Several persons suspected of stealing a number d'
Bank notes out of a letter that came to the Post
Office, underwent a private examination before the
Loßo MAYOR. After a long investigation, they
were ordered for re-examination.

A boy was brought to the Justice Room, Guild-
hall, suspected of setting fire to the house of Mr..
HAMILTON, but no investigation took place, thr
Sitting Alderman having retired. The prisoner was
remanded back to Giltlpur-street Compton. Ms.
HAMILTON .attended.
London, England, 1803-04-09

Government. It is a requisition to the Govern=
meat of this country, to take into ins pay and ser-
vice, four other battalions of infan.r.-, and three
squadronsuf cavalry, which, with tie other corps
already in,tbe Batairian service, will raise the whole'
number of the French troops, in this country, to
fifteen or sieteen thousand men. Another fall of
the funds illexpetled to-morrow, when this news
,
shall be anowte,at Amsterdam.
Baron BIELYLELD, the Prussian Agent at the
,Hague, has been • nominated, by his Prussian .MA
per, r, to serve inthe same quality at Constanti-
.a9ple.
HAMM:MOH, MARCH 31.
The report of the arrival of a Courier from Ber-
lin, with dispatches, is equally groundless with the
dametlfions that tianover will be occupied in the
event of a War; and that the Elbe anti Weser will
he shut up, Yet, these several rumours now ocenpy
the attention of the public.
LlClTtort:, eflttL S.
Our letters from. Paris, of the 31st of March,
mention, that nothing certain is yet publicly
London, England, 1803-06-04

Mr. LEt cemnience.l an able argument in sap-'
port of Ministers, but the House became clamorous
for the question. The Honourable Member con-
cluded with contending, that the war was a war of
aggression on the part of France, and was, there-
fore, on our part unavoidable.
Mr. SHAW I.EFF.VRE said it was the bounden
duty of the House to decide the point before it
should separate : " for what," said he, " is an ad-
journment but a continuation of torture ?" (Loud
laugh ; and a loud and universal call (o, the question.)
Strangers were then ordered to withdraw, the
gallery was cleared, and the House proceeded to a
division, when there appeared for Mr. Pitt's motion,
Ayes 56

.N Cies ' -

333

Majority against the motion 277
The House then proceeded to divide upon the
Resolutions moved by Mr. Patten, when there
appeared
Ayes -
Noes - 273

Majority against it - 241
The House adjourned at Four o'clock this moil-
ing, until Monday.
London, England, 1803-06-04

Britain, alas ! has wood in rain,
Reluctant Peace, thy placid charms ;
Compell'tl, she treads once snore th' ensanguin'd plain,
Where Fame, where Freedom call aloud fur arms.

Yet be awhile the battle's sound
In notes of festive triumph drownl
Whether the fiends of Discord fly
tortentous through the fiery sky,
Or, bound in Fate's coercive chain,
Howl 'mid th' infernal seats in vain,
On this auviciotii day the %fuse,
Jocund, with grateful voice!, her wonted theme pursue;

11.

Amid the boast of tyrant pride,
The p‘,liip of ;tats, the arm'd array,
Can all the shouti of slavery bide
That slave; unwilling homage pay
No force can shield Ambition's head
From noontide care, from midnight dr:•ad,
When the still monitor within
Searches di' abode of blood and sin :

While whu rules with virtuous sway,
Whoru freemen glory to obey,
Sees every brrrist the bulwark of a thrall!.
116 people's surest guard, it, ~errd rights thrir own.

Then let the Mnse, with duteous hand,
Strike the bold ly rt.*, respon:ive strings,
While every tongue through Albion's land
Joins in the hymn Of praise she sings i
And Labour, from the furrow'd plain,
And Commerce, from the billowy main,
With voice symphonious bid arise
That purest incense to the skies,
Above the proudest wreath of fame,
Which ever grac'd the victor's name,
A nation's votive „breath by truth emisigu'd
To bless a patriot King—the friend of human kind
London, England, 1803-06-04

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS EVENING will be pre rated the C oily of
THE MAN OF THE WORLD.
Sir Piatinax Mactycophant, Mr. Cooke; Lord Lumber-
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Cory; and Egerton, Mr. Sitklcurs. Betty Hite, Mrs
tockA ; Constintia, Mrs H. Siddons; and Lady Ro.lolpha
Lumbercourt, Mrs. If. Juhre:ton.
' End of the Play, A Scotch Step and Hornpipe, by Mr. Klanert ;
and a New Dance, called Jack's Return from Sea, by a
Young Gentleniau and Lady.
To whi-S will be aikled
THE LYING VALET.
Out Wednesday, The Road to Ruin, with The Poor Soldier"
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LAW INZEI.LIGINCE.

COURT cpc cif ArictßY, mut 3.
CilUAßMAtifititr.
The petition of the Coast's% of Tlcheskee to be
admitted the guar& n of her infant childrin, the
Earl having died is November last,' came on to he
heard this day. It sefforth, that in'the %car
the deceased Vali, under the authority of a statute
passed in the nip of Charles li. male a will, ap-
pointing the gmodiandlip of his children, in case o
his demise. to his then Countess, and his brother
now Colonel :4t-angcsral..s. llis Countess,
.how-
ever, dying a short time afterwards, he affixed a
to his will, supplying his wife's place by
that his sister, retooling his brother as joint
;or irdian. In the year I 7:14, he 'tn.Ciried the pre-
sant Countess, and on the sth of December 1801,
lie affixed .1 fresh codicil to his original will, and
nude the Countess ,ek guardian of his infant family ;
by virtue of which she now claimcd the snpenn-
tend ince of all matters rolatior to her four children,
the oldest of whom W2s only years of an and
the youngest "an infant, horn since the Earli tieath.
The Citaxesttos acquiesced in thekgal propo-
sition, that if a man married, having previously
made a will, and should die without cancelling it,
'caving no issue by such marriage, the will would
have its full iipefanon, to the etclnsion of the wife.
He name:shelled a ci a of extreme hardship. ;Whin
was in point; an individual had made *VI in
favour of a
,prostitute. and had afterwards married
a lady c gttat'foytune; the will, however; was not
cancelled, art! the 'part:- dying without issue, the
prnstituti swept away the wife's fortune. A like
ease happened th Col. Watson, who made his will in
favour of a ratio-al daughter ; but going to India
some time afterwards, he married a lady of treat
wealth. On his return he consulted a r;fittary
friend, who agreed with hini in opinion, '6 -it the
law would, under all' circumstances, give a wife her
Airilt, and in that opinion he.rmted and died, when
the natural daughter recovered the v.holc of that
money which had formerly been the woe's property.
With respect to the question hcfore him, he had not
the smallest hesitation in pronouncing that the
Earl's will Was not revoke& hy his second marriage ;
and as to the question—whether the Earl's inten-
tion, implied by the codicil of 1801, had been
rendered incomplete, by the want of two wit-
nesses—that would depend upon two points ; first, as
it was necessary that a Seed should be witnessed by
two persons, in orJer to make it effcetive, and
to take it out of the Statute of Frauds, whether
the instrument revoking such deed did not also re-
quire the same formalities ? and secondly, whe-
ther it wai to be considered as falling within another
class or description of Writings which the Statute
says shall operate as a revocation, though it be not
attested.
The point at issue was a very important one, as it
involved a very considerable property, and as his
}lon. and Learned Coadjutors wished to weigh the
en int before he decided, he should take time to con-
sider of it.
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I .

Grosven*-:ware; an] that isn the night on Which
the prisoner got into the house, she had secured the
back•d.'or with a fork, which she had placed over
the latch. About four o'clock in the morning she
was alarmed by a noise like the cracking of wood,
and soon after heard some person coming up stairs.
She had placed a bar across her bed-room door,
which the prisoner removed, and entered her spar -
ment ; she put the curtains on one side, and saw
the prisoner, on which she screamed out " Mr. Bur..
ton! Mr. Burton ! (meaning the steward) here is
a man." Mr. Burton made the alarm, and the pri-
soner was taken into custody.
She said he had got into the house by a ladder
whichied to the back-door where several workmen
were employed repairing the premises.
Burton, the house steward, said, he was alarmed
by the house-keeper, and ran out into the street,
and brought ire the watchman. No property was
found upon the prisoner, or any thing removed
in the house.
The prisoner, in his defence said, that he had
been drinking in a public-house, and that a press-
gang came in, and to escape being taken by them
he ran into the prosecutor's house.• Being in liquor
he fell asleep, and when he awoke did not know
where be was. He denied having any intention to
commit a robbery
The prisoner's intent to steal not being proved,
the Jury pronounced him Not Guil:y.

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LONDON,
FRIDAY, Aram Q.C.
. .
The gallery of the House of Commons was yis-
ttr4l4y evening crowded with strangers. '+►o Mei.:
senger having arrived in the course of t 134. day from
nobody stmnnsed that the Minister would be

able to make his promised communication upon-the
subjea of our differences with France. sotpe
commercial • business, ho*ever, Itood Aor the, day,
and as General GAscoloat .had-giveanniite.
intention to oppose it in the present unsettled statel
of affairs, an expeftation was entertained that some-1
thing might turn up in the curse conversations
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last, Gen. CASCOIGNE observed, g, that the lard Hon. Gentleman had held out a pleasing promisel
that he should in the course of a few days make

satisfaaory commtmication to the I louse on the. State .
of the Nation." Mr. ADDING I ow, in his answer;
denied that he had used the term " satiladory ;" he
said he had Only hoped to be able to make a
communication, but that, as to the nature of it, no-
thing could have been asserted r as, in fast, he did
not yet know it himself. We have examined all the
Daily Morning Papers of Wednesday, and in evi-
dence of their fidelity and precision, we have the
pleasure to find that they all agree in limiting the
words of Mr. ADDINGTON to a mere hope of being
able, in a few days,'to make a communication, or
soffit communication, but not one of them has niade
him promise a lallefag4l communication. Mr.
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were, and that he 44 not mean the "slightest ,a.
Irvin his first statement. We do think, that
the Anne to be able to make a cornmunicatton ilcc4
imply, 'tinder the circumstances in which it was ex-
pressed, a satisfaaory communication, and we have
been among the litany, who reasoning upon the case,
hav4 coisideredthe promise pacific. Withotit,liow: 4
ever, I:apposing I;Au Di wcioN's mind to have
undergone any change, or that he thinks 'differently
now frorn w hat he did on T4sday, we can readily
curiceiye a. vari et y of reasons which must make hint
„particolisrly anaious to ,guard against misrepresen-
tation in the present case. Never were words
inure canvassed or criticistrd and commented upon
than those used on Tuesday night by 'Mr. A ooiN •
r Not only have the woe' ds themselves been sttb.
jetted to the most severe esionination, but hic.lookl,
hi., manner, and all the accompaayin circsunstancea
have been. scrutinized in aid of explanation. " Here
there was a breali, in los speech ; there there was a
pause; here be was going to say he hoped to make
A • utozw:•iication, when Lard flaisscessua v. gave
him a :11,,t. and he gnalified the promise by saying
he hoped rt. 3, to make such c.iiiimunication."l..
This would look lilts tsigiag almost in ally odor
London, England, 1803-04-22

IMPERIAL PAR4I4IMEA7

HOUSE OF LOIDS.
THtIitIIDAY, APRIL 21.

Mr. ADAM, and Mr. Cttu, were heard for the
appellant, on the *geld caw* SY ME V. DICKSON,
from the Court cilkesion, Aer which the further
hearing was adjourned to Monday next.
The Insolvent Debtors' Bill, and Vexatious Ar-
. rests' Bill, were adjourned till to-morrow se'nnight.
The Grenada Loan Bill was read a second time.
The Bills on the talk passed a stage each.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
THURSDAY, APRIL 21.
Mr. WOODFORD brought up certain accounts
from the Treasury, which were ordered to be printed.
A petition was presented from W. Webb, and
. others, complaining of an undue elation for Ilches-
ter, alledging bribery and corruption; which was
ordered to be taken into consideration at the same
time with a former petition complaining of an un-
due elation for llchester.
A message from the Lords announced their Lord-
ship's assent to the Militia Officer's Bill without any
amendment.
On the motion of Sir WILLIAM SCOTT, the
Clergy Residence Bill was read a second time,
London, England, 1803-06-10

N.IVAL INTELLIGENCE. .

1 .
'PLYMOUTH, JUNE 7.
Came in the Ranger cutter, Capt. Frazer, from
Falmouth, last from the fleet, with sixty prisoners,.
=ono,' Ivhorri* is a i'rencli General Oriicer (his wife
and family), who has served thirty years in thei
French service at S:. Domingo. On Captain Fra-I
zer's passage, he fell in with and boarded eighty'
s:til of Danish, Swedish, and Spanish ships, but not
one Frenchman. Went into Cawsand Bay, from
Ilamoave, having been re-commissioned and re-
fitted, the Draj" of 74 guns, Capt. Aylmer. Came
in from sea, La Pique, of 44 guns, Capt. Cumber-
land, with the loss of her foremast, bcnvsprit, and
main-top-mast, having on Sunday been run foul of
by a large Swedish ship in the Channel ; she made
-a signal for going up the harbour to' repair her da-
mages, which was answered immediately, and she
soon got up safe to her lower moorings. Came
round Paulet Point, two French brigs, prizes, and a
large Dutch ship.
Came in a fine French East-Indiaman, called
La C6:1.-eur de L'Orient, a most beautiful ship, from
the Isle of France, for L'Orient,.deeply laden with
a very valaable cargo, captured by the Sir* 86
guns, Captain Prouse,_ who, previous to this rich
capture, in company with the Nmesis, 3'2 gußs,
C:train P. Somerville, had captured four otter goii4
prir,,s, French and Batarians.—Sailed with dis-i
patc;..t.r., the lz-os..af, 16 funs, Hon. Captain
Vangi...a : it is sapposed s:le is destined fcr t
coast of Africa, and run down the coast, Sa4
1
the Seo-r4//, Captain' I3urke, a cruise..tO thel
Westis•atslo-;-At tvo, • p,' -tit.* inthe Yds:4 -. ii
W'a gum, Captain lfis, . with elc;"ktirizes,' viz. tie
tele
French IN. est-- I ndiamen; inl brie' tavian'brig frpin
Snilitain. The /Vaidt/hrings'ilYeeiniPortant accritnul
of haviriz captured tle last vO4lPrpM St. Domingo,
and Captain Wallis has all fit'pai4crs, dispatches,
:old packets : the French Oaptain gives• -a- nms
melar.cholv account"of that settlettelt : - Thar Xi
u holly in'posiessior. or the lilriets and MUlati
and the lAitiltet are oft ter. massltteed ea driven ii
the island, (,r qui* liittf* neutral vi:,,;ls.
The fiairtrai,)if-,f guns, Captain S. !lam-
mond, was this dat ptlid"tsf, months in adiance in
Cawsand Bay ; she satli ..tajnin the Channel Fleet
under Ac/rnitalCorh*:o4. ;,
_tireftly cif Brost. ('acne
in from sea, and went hied Haiiinaze several cutter%
with szsarnen for the flat.. SAN With :: convoy for
Potts Mouth and the iiii*tis -ig *sail, t.;,e Cl.iaran44
Capt. Durnaresque. *TIli-et )5.' at. there are nose
standing into the Sound- three large Dut .1t brigs,
in appearance West Indianan. Went .u,) ("atty.'-
ter kites:dm-Sound, the blench East in Airmen,
prize to the Naiad. La Chautor dr L'Oriatt.

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STOCK JOBBING
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Total of Duties, pro

Anno 1799 - - 280,517 4 11
Pinot 1794 - - - 742,985 16 111
Add proportionate
part of Sugar,now
Annually granted 362,841 10 10,1 444,488 1 21
Total of Duties pro
Aram 1795 - 1,476,190 9 61 1,473,577 2 111
Ditto 1796 - - 1,377420 15 11 1,:;76,592 9 7}
Ditto 1797 - - 2,557,414 16 Al 2,761,616 15 ei
Add proportionate
parcel-Sugar,now
4%1111(14.1y granted
Total of Duties pro

593,354 4 8 683,757.10 6
- 1&w,578 18 01 154,786 1 51
- 461,4 6 13 4 697,451 18 01
- - - 929,681 2 0 1,730,753 19 10
0 0 0 1,9:4,340 12 101

340,165 19 01

416,716 18 et

Anno 1798 -
Ditto 1799 -
Ditto 1800 -
Ditto 1801
Ditto 1802 - - - -

22,408,970 2 114 27,531,359 14 Vi

JAMES FISHER.
Exchequer, the '2sth of March, 1803.

OLD BAILEY'.

SATURDAY, APRIL 23,
John AP Kay, Henry Foss, and Peter Catefrotii,
were capitally indicted for forging a five-pound
note of the British Linen Company of Edinburgh ;
and M,Kay was indicted for uttering the same,
knowing it to be forged. It appeared from the evi-
dence, that thee; men had entered into a combina-
tion of the most nefarious kind, of forging in Lon-
don the notes of a respectable Scotch Bank, some of
which were endeavoured to be.passed in London,
while others, by far the greater part, were to be cir-
culated in Scotland. It also appeared, that Catapodi
furnished the plate, .Foss procured a seal for giving
the paper a stamp, similar to that on the genuine
notes, while M'Kay filled up with a pen the names
of the Cashier and Accomptant of the British Linen
Company. One of the notes was passed by Isl‘liay
at the Cock and Lion public-house, East Smithfield,
to a Mr. Newell, who gave him change for it. Se-
veral Gentlemen attended from the British Linen
Company, and proved that the notes produced were
spurious, and that the names adhibited to them were
tOrgeries. An attempt was made to pass another
note in the following manner : the landlord of the
St. Andrew public-house stated, that a man named
Piper came to him on the .sth December last, and
wished thv landlord to lend him 41. on a 51. note of
the British Linen Company. The landlord, upon
looking at the note, discovered it to be a bad one,
restored it to Piper, and cautioned him not to offer
it again. He swore to the note shewn in Court as
the same, from a drop of grease which was in the
middle of it. M'Kay and • Piper left London to•
ther in a vessel for Dundee, in Scotland, but infor-
matiop having been given by Mr. Newell, who had
been Wpm,' upon by one of the motes, to die Agent

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RunlL BWIT.

On Saturday morning, soon after breakfast, his
MAJ EST Y, attended by General Gw v NNE, left Wind-
sor for Brick-bridge, where his MAJESTY arrived
about eleven o'clock. On the arrival of his MAJES-
TY, the Earl of S NOWIC H gave dire lions for the
doer to be turned out for the day's diversion. At
starting the deer ran with great swiftness towards
the Bell and Bear, and made through Lord Bray-
brooke's Park, making to the left of Lawrence Wal-
tham, and through the inclosures to the right of
'l'wycet, and crossed the Bath road, but soon made
a double back, and was taken near Ruskham Leak
church, which is about 15 miles from Windsor,
after a very hard run of above one hour. In the
course of the chace numbers of the sportsmen were
thrown out.

Saturday morning her MAJESTY, and the Prin-
cesses Auousi A, k BETH, and MA RN', attended
by Lady CO A RLOTTIC,„ INV NNE and Mrs. DRAX,
took an airing to Frogmore. The Princesses So-
PH I A and AMELIA, attended by General HA R.
COURT and Mrs. attic:Quirt-, took an airing on
horseback in Windsor Great Park.

Yesterday morning their MAJESTIES and the
PaiNcrsst.s, attended by General Gwy IsN e, Equerry
in Waiting, General HARCOVRT, the Hon. Mrs.
HARCOURT, Lady CHARLOTTE WYNNE, Mrs.
Damt, and the Hon. WILLIAM PIIICL, attended
Divine Service at St. George's Chapel, where an
excellent sermon was preached by Dr. MADAN,
Canon in Residence, from the 3d chapter of Co-
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I.kaiing veto the Lord"
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.
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MONDAY, JUNE 26. • .• .
The Attorney peneral was heard for the. Respell.-
delfts iii the Appeal Cause, 'llsellusbon v. Woodfin-ii t
after whkl the further hearing was adjobrned to
Thiirsaay next: . .
The Bills on the• table were read a stage each.—
Three Bali were brought np froiu the. Commons, by
Mr. Alesander add others, and road, a first time.
. - . • DEFENCE OF TID.. NATION.
The. Order of .the Day was moved, for taking his
Majesty's Messaie into consideration.
Lord liOB4RT said, that in rising to propose
the-Order of the Day, he did not think it necessary
to occupy .nsuili.-of their Lordships time in order
to induce them to au-pt the recommendation con-
tained. in. His Majesty's Message. He was elm-
vinced that wh..-.-.crer.- difforence of opinion might
arise as to. the inanner cf: ulir.g oft the Address,
there could t e none with regard to the necessity of
following it .up by such measures as were required
hv the :present state of .the country. He therefore
- deemed it his,duty., in consequence of the'situation he
held; to throe; out.a general outline of the intentions
of Government with-respect to the object of the Ad-
dress, and the -pledge he meant it should contain.—
He was sure all theiriordsbips must feel the indis-
pensible necessity of placing this country ' in such a
• situation, as not only to render it ,secu4 from the
attack of the enemy, but also to render sash an at-
; tempt so little likely to succeed, as to deter the ene-
my ft= carrying these designs into eaoeution,which,
it was evident, they had in contemplation. With
respect to the p/an itself, their Lordships would an,
dersiand, that what he had to propose was nothing
more.thanAn outline. Much would depend on the
variety. of tlseincasures that would occur to carry the
plan into elocution ; therefore, with respect• scs- the
detail, it was not ,his intention to enter into it. He
should state the outline, hierelythat their Lordships
! might carry it in their minds, and be the Bette! en-
abled. to discuss it when it was brought fUritard..:—
Their Lordships were aware how extremely essential-
it was that the plan should be carried into effect with '
as much expedition as.. possible. A large and con-
siderable force was necessary to be colled-cd
in this_ countrr. . for resisting the enemy s and
-be had no cheiculty in stating, that, . on the part'
of the military, every exertion had •been lade,. and
vas mining;tinag, to increase the farce of thee te 5r
asaniktrrovor#.pcissible • means ; but it was
442‘1,thenthosstiotia. could not have the : d
-prodocing shit-Ipm we wished to have station-
ed us the country. To.prodnea such a force by or.,
.diisary mews would te so difficaitt that Wow' in-
cumbent in litifelirtY!*-Sisiiten to Eitggelt extra‘ .
ordinary mom settkite.teasir.orey to say that neer*.
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perhaps, without tearing it, some thiggs which had
the air of being very uniavit f and tRe two.entle-
men parted in routtial dissatisfaftion. It is true,
that, in the present low state of our treasury, the
Frenchman's demands could not but be very un-
pleasant.
We now know, that the armament for Tobago,
now in the port of Dunkirk, has 2000 men on hoard.
It has been already announced that General Cesar
Bertl.ier is at the head of that armament as Gover-
nor-General of the Colony of Tobago.
Notwithstanding the discouraging reports of an
approaching rupture between France and En. land.
Mr. Liston, the British Ambassador, continues to
improve and refurnish his house.
BRUSPELS, APRIL G.
lire positively learn, that the voyage of the First
Consul in the united deparments of Belgium will
not take place before the middle of next Floreal.
This delay is very useful to terminate the immense
preparations on which they are akrtively engaged.
Many English families who are still at Brussels, are
on the point of setting out to return to their country
by Calais and Dover: but the las: post front En-
gland has changed their intentions, the news it has
brought being much more pacific ; in consequence
they have retarded their departure till the reception
of ulterior accounts.

They state from Bergen-op-Zoom and William-
stadt, that orders are every moment expected fbr
the embarkation of some French troops which are
destined to proceed to the islands of Zealand and par-
ticularly to that of Walcheren.
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Mr fanner; &brine, Mr. C. Kemb!e; William, M. Mad-
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pssai,g df this :let, it.' all be lawful for any p rain r.r pn.ort .
to carry on the busiriess of lelsithier or woollen amutaf.i. darer,
44'41 Of any of the several branches, in the raid counties of
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aforesed, and to employ ally person Or persons whatever theie..
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made and pass d in the *aid fifth year df the reign of her sal;
Majesty Queen Elizabeth, or arty other act or acts of Parlia-
ment whatsuevcr. •
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action already commenced, or which shall be commenced
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of the said statut •s, laws, ordinances, or acts of Parlialm fit, t •
apply to 'the Court in which such action shail be 140114 kt, 4:II.-
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during the vacation, for stay of proceedings in ally such actem,
and *itch Court and Judge respectiv.ly, are hereby raquitod to
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any such action commeneed after the slay of
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plaintiff or plaintiffs in any such action to pay to the defendant
his costs therein, together with his reasonable cost' and charges
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said recited ac's, on the productuli of this act to am, Magistrate
befoe whom such proceedings may be commericA, su:li
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BIRTHS.

On Sunday, at Great Ealing, the Lady of Ricl.ard Cham-
bers, Jun. Esq. of Hanley' Castle, Worcestershire, of a dan g hter
On Monday, the Hon. Mrs. Spencer Percival, of a son, at
the house of the Attorney-General, in Lincoln's-inn-fields.
ARRRIED.

On Monday, to St. Margaret's Church, by the Rev. Dr.
Fines, Captain Howard Elphoistone, of the Royal Engineer,.
to Miss Warburton, eldest dairghtm. of Juhn Warburton, Esq.
of Parliament-street.

On the 12th .inst at Woolwich, Mr. Willis, of Fleet-street.
to Miss N. Yowric, of Woolwich.
DUD.

Friday last, at Canton, aged 70, Misc D'Augilar, clauglitz:
of Diego D'Augii:ar, Baron of the Holy Rowan Empire.
On Friday last at Bath, John Buchanan, Esq. of Devonshire-
street, PortiandAikwe.

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Exeheq Bills
Irish 5 per Cent. .... lUnt i
Consols for Feb.
1 India for Open. 212
I Kink fur Optrn.
Llinniu in ..... ... 4 -; }disc
Irish Omnium
Eng. Lot. Tick..... 171. tsis.
Imp. 5 per Cent G9I 70
Ditto Ann.. • • • • • 11 -16 f

3 per Cent Red.
3per Cent. Com. 701 1 1 701 I
4 per Cent Con.; B7l
:5 per Cent. Ann... 1001 1011
5 per Cent. 1797 1033
Bank L. Ann. .... 20.1 9-16
Bank Short Ann. 9-16
India Stock - ' 212 /
Ditto Ronda 2091 9 81

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