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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-04-28

THE PUDLIC EXPENDITURE.

An Account, shewing how the Public Monies re-
maining in the Receipt of the Excherper on the st:t
day of January, is:,‘2, together with the Monies
paid into the same during the year ending the sth
day of January, 1803, and the Monies paid out of
the net produce of the Revenues of the said year in
anticipauon of the Exchequer; Navy, and Transport
Bills issued, and not redeemed, dining the sail year,
have been aFtually applied • distinguishing the total
amount of the sums applied to the following Leads
of service :
I. For Interest, &c. on the Permanent .
Fu.rilcd Debt of Great Bi Cain, tucl til-
rug Animates for Live: ane 'loins of . I. s. 1.
Years - - 18,941,440 0 61
For Cita-ges of Management thereon 246,178 4 li.;
For Inv...fest, &c. oit Locus raised for the
Service of fret:mil 661,054 3 4
For Charges of Management thereon - 11,093 13 6
Fos Inta;:st, acc. on ',liven it le•airs 455,49 0 0 '
lor charges of MaliAgonciat tit.:reun . 5,8j4 16 31
here was ids' cliplied Los:mist:lc Reduc-
tion of the Nathan! I.),:ht - 1,000,000 0 0
Th.: un.al .1 naval Grant - • 200,000 0 0
Lx,artsi Annuities L. 51,P4 14 6) 79,260 14 6
:' 000 0 0 i
Annuities fir Lives Expired or Unclaim-
ed for Three \ears - 48,121 13 7
Annuity of 11. per cmt. for Retliktion
of P. rniatatia Debt, created since lall
Jan. 17,i i - - - 2,682 276 12 31
11. The Interest on Exchequer Bills - 1,105,935 19 6
111. The Ck -it List -8916,00 U 0 0
The other Charges on tha Cunsolidaud
London, England, 1803-04-28

FOR BENG A 1..

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Me m. G. Marti< and B. Btrong, returning for three years ;
Mrs. Churchill and two Daughtels, and Miss Bich.

It is reported that the Right lion. JOHN ST EH A Tt
his Majesty's Attorney-General for IrelanJ, mean:
to resign. He will be succeeded by STAN Disit
O'GRAo v, Esq. a gentleman of considerable prac-
tice at the Irish B.sr.

Tuesday an eledion was held for the office of an
Evening Preacher for the Magdalen Hospital. The
Cadidates were the Rev. GEORGE MATHEW, and the
Rev. ROBERT STEVE'S, of whom the former was
eleEted. For Mr. MATHEW, 21 1 —For Mr. STE-
irtNs, 46.
To such an height has the animosity of the Dutch
against the French arisen, that in public societies
reproaches are boldly thrown out against them, the
anger of the honest Dutch men i s excusable; since they '
were made to pay, not two years since, three mil-
lions to procure a part of the French troops to be
withdrawn, and for a promise, not fulfilled, to with-
draw the rest upon a general peace.
Letters from Auxonne state, that Citizen RAPP,
Chefde Brigade, and Aid-de-Camp of the FIRST CON-
SUL, arrived there on the Isth with orders to orga-
nize the Helvetic troops, which are there in garrison.
They were to set out on the 19th or 20th for Mar-
seilles. The artillery is destined for Cherburgh.
Letters from Constantinople state, that the French
Minister at the Porte. is treated with the greatest
distinction, and that the GRAND SEIGNIOR has ex-
pressed a wish for the re-establishment of the ancient
political relations between France and Turkey, that
is to say, tliat there should be as strong a treaty of
alliance and friendship between them, as there was
when France invaded and conquered one of the
finest provinces of the Turkish dominions.
A state of a&ual warfare is preferable to an armed
and warlike peace ; and what other kind of peace
we are to enjoy with the present Government of
France is not easy to conjzeture. We have at the
present moment all the erpence which a naval ?Fn-
., s ve and riilitary defensive war, could occasion, with-
out any of the numerous advantages that adual hos-
tility would produce to this country ; • and if the
name of peace is to be continued without the reality,
we think our Government would be risking too
much, in venturing to reduce our establishments to
that standard which belongs to secure and honour-
able peace, and which reduCtion of expenditure is
the chief benefit to this country which peace can
bring. .
London, England, 1803-04-28

BOOKS, ROOKS OF PRINTS, &c.
Hy Mr. KING, Jun.
At his Auction Ituonis, Nu. S 6, Tavistuck-strzet, Covent

Gardett;
TO-MORROW, and Three following Days at Twelve,
AGOOD COLLECTION a BOOKS, many
in elegant Binding:; among them are, Annual Registers
0 vols.; llluminattxl Missal, Encyclopedia, Universal History,
Drawing Pa:tet-, D.cstunaries by &As, Chambers, and Savvy;
Voyage:, by Dampier, Perouse, Coxes Switzerland and Po:
land, 5 vols fine Pastes. Curious Polio Bibles, with Cuts;
one printed in 149. Natural History of Bisls coloured. Legs
Lots of Grotlethan's Magazine, Monthly Review, New Annual
It•tgisier, European Magazine ; Works of Bacon,_ Shakespeire,
Voltaire, Joseithus, Moliere, Stnollatt, Ogliby, Harvey, lieloe,
Newton, Bell, Truster, Dodiley, Fielding, ic.—Mty be vidweli
and Catalogues had at the Rooms.
London, England, 1803-04-28

To the PROPRIETORS of E.IS
Ladies and Gentlemen.
THE death of Sir JOHN SMITH BURGESS
having produced a Vacancy in the Court of Oliteetors, I
b g leave ag um hardier ritvself to your arention as a Candidate.
tu succeed him in that honourable sit. ation.
The countenanee. I was 'immured witu upon a late -ea.mn.
and the pnspect of wore effectual support with whie'l I ?ID
tlaueted, encourage me to solicit, with coned:Ace, the favour
or your Votes upon the d.ty of Election.
I trust that my experience anti habits of business qualify me
for the office to wiikh I aspire 4 and it I have the good fortune
to be choicii, it will be my constant study torte:cll.: its duties
with that integrity .111,1 assiduity whkh are essentially necessary
In so iuipo.44.it a mot,
I !Lave the honour to be, with great re.p.ct,
Lathes and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient, and must humble S:trvant.
Nark-hoe, April 2), 1e073. JOHN INGLIS.
London, England, 1803-04-28

NEW MUSIC.
Tiri: Day is published, by Goulding, Phins, and D'Almaine,.
M.lsic Sellers, 45, Pall Mall, an) 76, St. James's streat,
FOUR. TRIOS, seleeted from Corelli's Concertos,
arranged fur the Piano Forte, Violin. iiitl Violincelio, by
1/sirloin' Satfay, price 7s. 6d. Romance dune Folic, composed
107 the Piano Forte, by J. ‘lazabighi, pric..i Is. fxl. Two Grand
Sonata for the Piano Forte, conii3asta Oy J. S. Picks, O. 2.
price ss. A Gnind March for the Piaao Forte, by J. W
Efolstar, Op. 17. price 2s. Three Sonatas for the Piano Forte,
by J. Habrecht, U? 15. price 511. A Sonata for the Piano Forte,
in which is introduced a favourite Sirotzh Air, and a new Pal-
lace; with an Accompaniment for the Flute, by V. C. Craw
v-ittina, Op. 8. price Ss A Sonata fur the Piano Forte, with
an Accornpani.nent for the ViJlin, by J. Rse:ragle, price 2s. 6d.
La Forte de Hatay, r, a grand Elvertisernent now performing at
the King's Thvath:, compose:l and arranged for the Piano
Forte, by J. Jousr3, pri,!e Gs. " Barney leave the Girl aionc,"
a fay.iurito C"r.ric Sung, now singing by Mr. Johatinot, at
ksticy's Royal Amphitheatre, with universal Applause, pr ce
ls. A new Edition of M. P. King's General Treatise o.r Mu-
sic, part,c,thrly on Harmony, or a the: ugh Bass, and ita Appli-
cation in Compo.ition, price 11. Is.
London, England, 1803-06-22

*alto bp Auction.

Sy I.F.IGH, SOTIIEBY, and SON,
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On FRIDAY, June 24th,
COLLECTION of ROMAN COINS, con-
vgned from France.
To be viewed maTbursday next, and to the Time of Sale.

MINERALS, MOCHA-STONES, CORNELIANS, JAS-
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next, June V 4, and Three following Drys, (Sunday ex-
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A COLLECTION OF MINERALS, includ-
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Jaspers, and Agates, in various forms; with some Colas,
ticks horn the South-S..a ; Lie. being Duplicates of the
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London, England, 1803-02-25

On Monday next will be published, and delivered Gratis,
The Eighth Number of
A MONTHLY LIST of NEW PUBLICA-
TIONS.
This List is printed in Quarto, at the Expence of the
Booksellers of London and Westminster, and will be conti-
nued regularly on the last Day of every Month. Its tibial is
to give early notice to the Public, through the Medium of the
Booksellers, of all Literary Works published, and preparing
for Publication. It includes alsn new Editions. Vv".tli the
Number for December will be given an Alphabetical Index
for the Year, so as to firm an Annual Record of New Publi-
cations, and to give a general View of the Literature of the
United Kingdom.
Published by W. Bent, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1803-02-25

FUN FOR EVFRY DAY IN THE YEAS.

?uia Day is published in a neat Pocket Volume, embellished
with Plates, price 3s. 6d. boards,
IUN for every DAY in the YEAR, or Food
for all Palates, containing a choice Collection of the best
Jests and Witticisms.

Printed for T. Hurst, No. 82, Paternoster-row, and sold by
C. Chapple, Pall Mall; G. A. Wall, Richmond; J. Gibbon,
and C. Smith, Bath; J. Robarts, Gloater; and A. Bethainley,
Leeds.
London, England, 1803-02-25

This Day is published, in Three Volumes Duodecimo, rice
Fifteen :Millings in boards, Two Parts in a Volume, as in
the original Work,
DELPHINE: a Novel. Translated from the
French of Madame DE STAEL-HOLSTEIN.
A man should be capable of braving the opinion or the
world, a woman must submit t it. MADAME Nacitca.
Printed fur G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-cos!.
London, England, 1803-02-25

ANCIENT MUSIC.

The Colleat of Ancient Music was yesterday
performed for the fourth time, under the diredion
of Earl Forrucuz. Their MA;ESTIES did not
attend, nor any of the Royal Family. The per-
formance was as =nal, extremely scientific ; but
the absence of Mrs. Eli LLtNoroil, who was pre-
vented from being present by a cold was much to
be nigreted. The particular parts appropriated to
that lady, were, however, executed by Mrs. HAlt-
TusoN, in a style that demanded the warmest en-
comiums. Upon the whole, the company were
highly delighted with the performance, and retired,
impressed with " satisfaction-
London, England, 1803-02-25

JOHNSTONE v. SHEDDEN.
This Day is published, price 2s. 6d.
AN ESSAY on the MODES of adjusting par-
ticular AVERAGES, arising out of the CASE of
JOHNSTONE v. SHEDDEN.

By THOM \S STRICKLAND, A. I.kl Liverpool.
Printed by J. Lang, Fenwick-street; and sold by W. Ro-
binson, Liverpool; and W. J. and J. Richardson, Royal
Exchange, London.
London, England, 1803-02-25

LAW OF TITHES.

This Day was published, in FtrurVaumes Royal Octavo,

price 21. Ws. 6d. in boards,
ACOLLECTION of ACTS and RECORDS
of PARLIAMENT; with REPORTS of CASES argued
and determined in the COURTS of LAW and EQUITY re-
speCting TITHES.
By HENRY GWILLIM, Esq._ .

One of his Majesty's Judge' of the Supreme Court of Madras.
N. B. This Work contains a great Number of original Cases
taken from authentic Manuscripts, and never before published.
Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-street.
Of whom may be had, price 9s. in boards,
Toiler's Law of Executors and Administrators.
London, England, 1803-02-25

ACCOUNT OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The Corporation of London, as above.. L lOOO
The WorshipfUl Company of Grocen lO5
4

light Worshipful Sir J. --
Wm. Anderson, Bart.
Alderman, President 100
Worshipful Jas. Painter,
Esq. Treasurer lOO
Ileac Walker, Esq lOO
John Walker, Esq lOO
George Godwin, Esq 2OO
Charles Pieschell,Esi lOO
James Clitherow, Esq lOO
Richard Clark, Esq lOO
John Atkins, Esq. lOO
C. S. Strong, Esq. lOO
Thomas Roberts, ES.I.•• • 100
Francis Gosling, Esq lOO
Archibald Paxton, Esq lOO
William Dent, Esq 100
John Brickwood, Esq..-- 100
Hon. Gen. W. Hervey lOO
Richard Godwin, 100
Thomas Coles, Esq. ICO
T. F. Freeman, Esq lOO
William Wilcox, Esq 5O
Edmund Wilcox, Esq 5O
Samuel Bosanquet, Esq lOO
J.ihit Whitmore, Esq lOO
John Turner,Esq. ( Fleet-
street)
William Eligginson, Esq. 100
William Gosling, Esq._ 100
J. J. Angerstein, Esq lO5
Francis Wilson, Esq lOO
A.ntluxiy Rucker, Esq. 200
D. H. Rucker, Esq lOO
Robert I iankey, 50
Thomas Popidcr, Esq lOO
Samuel Long,Vaq lOO
Thomas Latham, Esq lOO
Robert Dent, Esq lOO
One educated in this House

John Dent, Esq... lOO
William Robinson, Esq 100
Edwavd Forster, Esq 100
John Godfrey, Esq 100
Brook Watson, Esq. AI-

derman.. - 100
William Pitt, Esq. fo
Cornelius Denne, 200
lion. and Rt. Rev. Shine,
Lord Bishop of Dur-

ham lOO
Sir R. Nem/dig:oe, Rt 2OO
Right Hnn. Alexander,

Lord Viscount Brid:
port lOO
_ _

Richard Lea E.sq
William BoLliquet, Esq. 50
Thomas Sayer' . 50
Rev MatthewThonms
Benjamin Cole, Esq lOO
Solomun Hougham, Esq. 50
Charles Flower, Esq. Al-

Berman.. lOO
James Jacks, Esc'
George Clarke, El. Al-
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derman .
Thomas Rowcroft, Eq.
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Alderman
David Pike Watts, Esq lOO
Robert Precious, Esq lOO
John W Wilson, EA 5O
William Willis, Esq lOO
Thomas James, Esq 5O
Rev. Rob. Cranmer, 100
Isaac Hawkins Browne,

Etc!. and Rev. T.
borne, out of the Resi-
due of the Estate of

Isaac Hawkins, E5q...1000
Thomson Boma, Esq. .. 100
John C. Weguelin, Esq. ..50
Sir Walter Rawlinson, Xt. 100

James Hayes, Esq. lOO
Charles T. issier, Esq. lOO
Charles Smith, Esq• IOS
itobcrt Ladbroke, Esq 100
James Brown, Evq.
50
Thomas Coutts, Esq 100
Juhn Travers, E5q..... lOU
Thomas Whipham, Esq. 50
Note .—AII Subscriptions an
and the Account may be insi)
the Huspical.

Hon. Philip Posey lOO
Clement Tudwiy, Esq. lOO
Samuel Hoare, Esq. Loin-
bard-street
George Brooks, Esq lOO
Josiah Holford, Esq 5O
John Josiah Holton', Esq. 50
invested av they are received ;
cted at the Counting-Hume of

This Day is published, price Two Shillings and Sixpence,
Quarto, sewed,
THOUGHTS on the FORMATION of the
EARTH;
By a FARMER. •
There pregnant fancy might with wonder scan,
How clia.ii reigned etc harmony began:
NVnen teas of turbid matter thund`r.ng round,
Boiled to the surface from the at profound ;
There mountain waves, that did on mountain throng,
Seemed fiat or frozen as tkiev roli'd along.
Thus, when the omnitic sroid the world flew round,
Confusion chilled, and stiffen at
ed the sound.
VILW 71110,4 CAUCA 11,111.
*Printed for Messrf. Nit 3. and J• Riidiarilson, under the
loyal Excnange.

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London, England, 1803-02-25

PARISIAN FASHIONS.

Satin of rose colour, flesh colour, orawge &nil white, is stilt
used fur hats.--Soine milliners prefer crape of amaranthe, nr
green or sky blue, with very rmill sondlee Ore.—The trim
:stings of hats in general are, heNides bows of ribbons, borders
of swansdown and cut-crape, which arei styled riclua. The
hair-dressers continue to make their turbans of mail! crape, or
of crimson silk embroidered in gold. Some fashinnables ap-
ply, to their plaited hair, a simple bandeau of black velvet.—
The fashion of wearing gold arrows, lyres in fine pearls, or
diamonds, and magnificent combs, still continues.--Topazes
have lately superseded cameos, as ornamenu for combs.—Cor-
radians are entirely laid aside.

NOUPJA D.

THE NEW PLAY ACTED LAST NIGHT AT BEANDEN-

sotto-itorst.
The fable of this elegant little piece is very sim-
ple. Nourjad is the favourite of the Sultan, who
had entertained him and ten other Courtier: at din-
ner. The conversation turning on happiness, the
Sultan desires each person to say what would con-
stitute his. The Sultan, disapproving of Nourjad's
description, who, having a beautiful wife and child,
wished for unbounded pleasure, banishes him
his presence ; at this moment he is introduced to
the audience in the greatest distress, and ufter ex-
pressing all his distraetion to his faithful servant
Alt, falls asleep, and is awoke by most beautiful
music, and the Genie standing before him, who of-
fers to make him immortal, and to give him inex-
haustible riches ; but to enable him to enjoy them
he must sleep, now and then,for 40 years ;Lt a time, to
recruit his strength. This he accepts, and launches
into all sorts of extravagance ; purchases two beauti-
ful female singing slaves, and treats his wife, the
ani able and beautiful Fakria, whom he so much
kwed, with coolness and disdain. Some pretty
7enes pass between them. He drinks some sherbet
pr,pared by Fatima, and immediately falls asleep.
tin waking, he finds the two beautiful slaves he left
attending his couch, ugly old women, and every bo-
dy dear to him dead. He upbraids the Genie, and
w:len he is thought sufficiently mortified, the Ge-
nie throws off her disguise, and in her he finds his
wife. Forgiven by the Sultan, he presents him with
the slaves, returns the jewels and money, and seeks
for no pleasttes but of the domestic kind.
London, England, 1803-02-25

TI.I, Day was publiched, in 2 Vols, (Ivo. price 11 16. board,,
the Second Edition, with great additions, of
THE PRACTICE of the COURTS of KING's
BENCH and COMMON PLEAS.

By B. J. SELLON, Serjeant at Law.
Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet•strcet.
Of whom may be had,
1. The Fourth Edition, with grit additions, of POWF.LL's
TREATISE on the LAW of MORTGAGES, in 2 vols.
Bvo. price 11. Is. boards.
2. The Second Edition, with great additions, of POWELL's
TREATISE on the creation and execution of POWERS,
price 10s. 6d. boards.
London, England, 1803-02-25

This Day is published, in Six Volumes Octavo, price 11. 19s
in boards,

THE WORKS of AUGUSTUS TOP-
LADY, A.B.

Late Vicar of Broad fietnbory, Devon:hire.
Printed for W. Row, Great Marlborough-street.
Of whom may be had,
• 1. The HISTORIC PROOF of the CALVINISM of the
CHURCH of ENGLAND. Third edition, 2 volumes Bvo,
10s. boards.
2. DEVOTIONAL RETIREMENT ENFORCED and
RECOMMENDED. S•icond edition, Is. 6d.
3. COURSE of PRAYER for EACH DAY in the WEEK,
Morning and Evening, with Meditations. Filth edition, Is.
4. The LITURGY of the CHURCH of ENGLAND EX-
PLAINED and VINDICATED; printed from the MSS. of
the late Rev. Mr. Toplady, Is.
5. OBSERVATIONS on that Part of the BISHOP of
I.INCOLN's WORK respecting the SEVENTEENTH AR-
TICLE of the CHURCH of ENGLAND., Second edition, Is.
London, England, 1803-02-25

FIN! 4itTS.

The paintingswith which the Museum of Stns.
bursh have been enriched, and whi ch have arrived from
Pans the beginning of the present year, under the su..
perintendance of CinzenGuzziN, are distinguished by
their superior excellence. The most remarkable,
from the Italian school are, a Holy Family, by Guino,
from the Regent's collection in the royal palace ; the
Invocation Abraham, by BAssaN, one of his chef
d'avvres ; t. games in the Desert, by GuzscLlN
St. Sebart.isn, by HANNIBAL
CARRACHIO ; Rebecca
giving dr yds to Abraham's Messengers, by ALEXANDER
VLRO NESE. ; Adam and Eve driven from Paradise, by
SA I.VIETI ; (motif probably that which belonged to
the King's collection.)
By the Flemish School :—Lit Pelerins d'Emmaus,
by Itu BENS ; the Last judgment, by JORDAEUS, pupil
of the Ru sx.s, done after the manner of his master,
the pidure twelve feet by nine ; a Holy Family
crowned ..y Angels, by the same master; an Annun-
ciation, an Adoration, and a superb Head of Christ,
all three by PHILIPPE DE CHAMPAGNE; and a St
YerOffte, by SEGHERRE.
By the French School :—a very fine head of a
Dead Christ, in her Mother's Lap, surrounded by
Angels, by SIMON VON ; Barjehn, struck blind in
tl?e presence of the Prefed Paulus Scrgius, by a
Monk, the painting 13 feet high ; it stood formerly
in the church of Notre Dame, in Paris ; Chrit
bearing the C. ems, by D'ET REV, very valuable : thus
oar city will not be behind-hand, with resped to the
Arts, and our students may attain perfeEtion from
the greatest models.
London, England, 1803-02-25

This Day are published, very neatly printed, and illustrated
by a Plate, engraved by Lowry, price Si. Gd. in boards,
FAcrs and OBSERVATIONS respeeting the
use of the Air-pump Vapour-bath, in Gout, Rheurnatism,
Palsy, and other Diseases.
By RALPH BLEGBOROUGI-J, M.D.

Member of the Royal CoHelp of Surge Ons, London._

Printed for Lackington, Allen and Co. Temple of the Muses,
Finsbury-square; and sold by CAllow, Crown-court, Soho;
Cuthell and Martin,•Middle-row, Holborn; Murray and High-
lev Fleet-street; Cox, Bomugh ; and all other Booksellers.
UeLackington, Allen and Co. may be had, published this day,
price ls. 6d in boards,
Their NEW CATALOGUE for the present Year ; also,

- . -
Dr. TURTON's MEDICAL GLOSSARY, in which the
word% in the various branches of Medicine are deduced from
their miginal language, properly accented and explained; se-
cond edition, price 11. Is. in boards. Also,
The.ANIMAL KINGDOM of LINNEUS, translated into
English, and amended and enlarged by the improvements of
later Naturalists and Societies, by Dr. Turton ; in 4 large vols.
price 21. 10s.
London, England, 1803-02-25

LLOYD'S LIST.

DEAL, Fes. 92.—Wind. S. W. Arrived and sailed for the
Ilirt r, tbc„,John and Ann, Jacobson, from Cadiz ; Mary and
Elizabeth, Quinton, from Lisbon ; and the Tippou Saib, Tagg,
from Charleston.

Arrived and sailed for Sheerness, the Intrepid, Moffatt ; La
Virginie and La Chiftorme, frigates from Ponsmouth.
The Rachael, Ejison, from Cadiz, that was on shore near
Liverpool, is got off
The Santa Christie, --; fr.im Vera Cruz, for Sr. Malaga,
is lost near Gibraltar.
London, England, 1803-02-25

k LT e..

HAGUE, !EL 11

The Baron DE FERE, Minister of the EMPEROR,
desirous of making the rigours cf the season ad-
minister to pleasure, yesterday evening gave a su-
perb course of sledges, in which we saw, following
each other, a great number of those carriages, es-
corted by bold cavaliers, on superb horses ; a nu-
merous military band was placed at the head of
this brilliant file of equipages,and notwithstandingthe
excessive coldness of the d.iy, the greater part of the
inhabitants of the city were in the streets, or at their
windows, to enjoy so superb a spectacle. At the
head of each sledge, were servants on horseback,
carrying torches. The Baron DE FERE concluded,
in his sledge, the wife of the ambassador of the
French Republic.
The day after this course, Citizen SEMONVILLE
gave a grand flte, at which more than 500 persons
assisted, and among them the greater part of the
officers and civil fun&ionaries destined for the expe-
dition to Louisiana ; at the head of which were the
Captain-General VICTOR and General Bea-rime.
We observed with pleasure the splendour of the
uniforms of the officers attached to the Staff-Major
of these two Generals. We also remarked among
the ornaments which composed the furniture of the
apartments of the Ambassador's hotel, the Canopy
of the Ficsr Consul., forming a kind of crown to
a throne raised several steps in the room in which it
is placed. 'This magnificent piece of furniture,
covered with gold and purple brocade, has the
more fixed attention, as, since the departure of the
English Ambassador until the entry of the French
troops in this Republic, nothing of the sort has been
seen. The festival was prolonged till five o'clock
is the morning.

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NEVER FAIRS.

Mr. ROBSON is now at Naples. He is engaged
in writing a:Natural History of Mount Vesuvius.
. The body of COIODeI DESPARD now lies at the
apartments of his .wife, near the Asylum, Lambeth,
an.l its interment will not take place till Saturday.
Wednesday the.coffin was unscrewed, and the head
taken out, from wl iich a likeness was taken in plas-
ter of Paris.
We understand by letters recently received from
the East Indies, that the only transports remaining
in the 'Red Sea, are the Anna Maria, Captain W.
Gardner; the ..T,irah, Captain Mackintosh; and the
Cuvera, Capt. J ohn Lowe. The Duck:: of rork,
Lieut. Douglas, with the Fury and /Vast gun ves-
sels, were at ;iuez, awaiting dispatches from Eu-
rope, with whit:h they are intended to be dispatched
for Calcutta.

.

NAIfrAL INTELLIGENCE.

PoRTsMOUTH, FEB 21.
His Majesty's ship talcotta iS under orders to Te-
ceive on board the portion of convids allotted for
her' o take out to New South Wales, and to sail
with the first fair wind.
Remains at Spithead the squadron as per last.
And at St. Helens his Majesty's ship Le Hercule,
of 74 gins, under orders to proceed on foreign
service. Wind S. by W. blows fresh.
DOVER, FEB. 23.
Arrived from Calais La joicsbast packet, Capt..
Lambert, with the mail and passengers, amongst
whom were Major Henderson, Capt. Moreton, and
Mr. Gillingham.
Sailed for Calais the King George passage ves-
sel, Capt. King, with Lieut. Colonel W. Cham-
bers, of the 28th ; Major Chabot, 18th Dragoons ;
Capt. Xemener ; Alexander Don, Esq ; • Mr. Le-
quine, and several other passengers : also sailed the
Exprm packet, Caps. Dell, with mail and patitn-
gers, for Calais.
The Swift passage vessel, Capt. Blake, arrived
from Calais last night, with upwards of two was
weight of foreign specie.
London, England, 1803-02-25

ROTAL INSTITUTION.

The leatires delivered at this institution are prose-
cuted i a a manner highly satisfaCtory to the nume-
rous audiences, of both sexes, who attend them ; and
we observe with sincere pleasure, that a taste for sci-
entific pursuits is rapidly diffusing itself among that
class of society; whose chief distmaiou has hitherto
consisted in title or forttine. The two professors,
Dr. Young and Mr. Ihvy, deliver six lectures in the
week, three each; the former on Natural and Expe-
rimental Philosophy, the latter on Chemistry. Gal-
vanism was the subjea of one of Mr. Davy's lectures
last week. This branch of natural knowledge, so
closely connected with chemical science, has long
occupied the attention of this ingenious Professor,
who has enriched it with several new fiefs and dis-
coveries. Among other curious phenomena exhibit-
ed on this occasion, we may mentiol the inflamma-
tion of combustible bodies and nietalt. A few years
ago it would not have been believed that copper,
silver, and gold, could be set on fire by means of the
Galvanic spark, with as much facility as one taper is
lighted by another. For this pufpose, these and
other malleable metals Should be presented in the
state of thin leaves. The flame with which they
burn is much more vivid than that, of a candle.

•
M.N Ast RA, one of the conspirators who suffered
on Monday last, was one of.the persons accused of
forming an assassination plain Dublin, a few years
since, against the Earl of CAftwotrroN. Three
men were convicted of the crime, but M.pi,otAiii.
was acquitted be kept.a public-I;vue in that city.
London, England, 1803-02-22

~MIw 1

the Sheriff (Perrte) Addressed himself eery
• humanely to him, and asked him if he could render
him any service ? The Colonel thanked him, and
replied that he could not. The Sheriff added some-
thing in a Inw tone of voice, which, we believe, but
are not quite certain, related to Mrs. DESP A RD.
• Whilst the cle:T.yntan was gone out of the chapel to'
prepare for the :,acrament, the five prisoners in the
chapel rose, on hearing the Colonel's irons being
knocked off near the door. They asked each other
Where is he ?" and seemed anxious to see him.
After they had received thZ: sacrament, they were
brought out of the chapel, and their irons were
knocked off. The executioner then tied their arms
and hands, in the same man?.er as he had before
bound Colonel Dr-srA RD and MACNAMARA.

Notice was then given to the Sheriff', that they
wereready. Colonel Dcsr Atli), Who stood the first,
retired behind, and motioned to litANcts, who was

malting way for him, to ;o bc& re him. Thd hurdle

had betn previously prepared in the outer Court-
yard. It was the body of a small cart, on which
two trusses of clean i.traw were laid. It was drawn
by two horses. The procession moved in the follow.
London, England, 1803-02-22

DIED.

Oa Friday, Mr. Macleod, wife of P. Macleod., Esq. a
Breact-street, aged 73.
On Thursday, at Vauxhall, in his Roth year, Mr. Charles
Rashfaeldi many years an inhabitant and Deputy of C tndlewiel
Ward.

On Thursday, *Mulford, in his 15th year, Master George
Thornhill, second son of the Rev. John ThurnlLl/, of Lew-
isham, Kent.
Lately, at Fulham, !qrs. Batchelor.
On Friday last, in his 731 year, athis house in Memory-,
John Danvers, Fig:
On Thursday kit, at Sidmouth, where he went for the re-
covery of his health, the Rev John Barton, Prebend-try of
Canterbury, and late Chaplain of the lionse of Commons.
On Friday last, at his house in Wigrnore•street, Thomas
Little, Esq. in his 6Sd year.
Yesterday, after a few days illness, Mist Robins, only daugh-
ter of Mr. Robins. auctioneer, of the Great Piazza, Covent-
Garden.

Saturday night, at his bons.) in Glouce.rter-plaee, Portman-
square, of six days illness, of what was called a coustnon cold,
John Crosbie, Eso.

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%MORNING LITER.4RY

NUMBER 381

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