The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-05-06 00:00:00

ARRIVED.

At Bristol—the Nancy, —, from Leg!tom.
At Ilnylakc—the Mary, Stephens, from Leghorn.
At Liver;io.il—the James, li• ing, from St. Vincents ; Mar-
garet, Matthews, from N?w Providence; and the Guide Dowds-
well, Neale, from fl.ivannalt.
At F.tlinouth—the Ann, Hibbius, fr3rn Oporto.
At Dublin—the Diligence, Gwen ; Linenhall, Lewington ;
and Endeavour, Jones, from London.
At fi.ivaninah—the Ceres, Elliot; and Stork, Robinson,
from Africa.
In the Creek—theßealization,Scott, from the cols, of Spin.
In the Downs--the Britannia, Robins, from Waterford ; and
Eliza, Thomas, from Cork.
In the Clyile--r:ianz, Campbell, from St. Vincent.
At Leith—Sarah,lia,ker, from Lishoii.
At. Ditbii.t--the John M‘Dunal.l, --, from Gibraltar.
At Ifasrt-;.the Elizabeth, —, from Chalestini.
At Your leaux—the Constance, —, from India.

At flank irk—the Clio, COMA, frmit To:Jag°.
At Antwerp—Th,- Josepit llruttiay, --, from Philadelphia.
At HAmbor4,l—the Argo, Jordan, from London; Carl,
Bard, fro n Charlestm ; andß.utger, frron Ned-York.
At G.)ttenburgli—tite Venus, Wagger, from .Citant.
At Stettin—.the Zephyr, Ileemrt, from London.
At }Sir:AMA—the Three Friend,, NVilliarns, from
At TOa :I—La Paix, ; and Sparke, from Dun-
kirk.
At Itmaica—the ]leery Addington, Lacey, from London.

sum for vr!:ich Mr. ASLIMT is committed is
325,0001.

The 152,1 Anniversary of the Landing of the
English Settlers at I'lynlutli in New England, was
cele!)rateJ at Boston a few weeks ago. The fol-
lowing are a few of the toasts given on that occa-
si,m

Tits: Hods Politic :—M ly its heart never be cortupted by an
!Mt nl r►.n I.7()NTAG lON, nor its head disordered by NATIVE.
1/1.1.1 11:

A 101 l Tafasnry, and th:t Eighth Commandment.
iy those who rose to ixwter by aAirrting every thing BUT
the truth, hear Nfrr iINC ELSE Wilik they rctfin
A two-fo d warning from Franz.: Once a firmhip, now a
beacoo.

Volunteer by Judge Paine—
Great Britain :—May that Nation, which stood the Friend
of Lilaerty when Liberty had no other Friend among the
Nations, be refined and confirmed, and remain the Jac:it IN,
w°lil the United States of America stands the Hoar., of True
to •tical and Social Liberty, until Sun and Moon shall be nu
nic:e.
Private letters from Paris say, " the law which
has been proposed to the Legislative Body, for pu-
nishing smugglers found in arms, and those who
lend them support, with death, has excited the
strongest sensation amongst the commercial people.
It is diremtly and evidently pointed against the in-
trodudion of English manufaaures, which, in de-
spite (if every prohibition, still find their way in
great abundance into that country."

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MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AP ouiLDOMA„
• N. N.
John Jackson, of (Oxford-street, linen-draper 0 10
John Wapire, late of eie Hamlet of Walliiigttin, Surrey,,
but now of Lower Tooting, Surrey, caliceeprinter 0 it)
Jas•ph Binijamin [lumna, and Wolf Rien', of Feu-
church-sit r.-et, merchants
S. Jacobs, of Tabernacle-walk, Fiesbuiy-square, dealer 1 10
Christopher Newman, of Shakespear-walk, Ratcliffe-
highway, slopseller 1 1
John Courtuis and John Stephens, late of Penryn, Corn-
wall, shopkeeper'
1 12
Thomas Sawyer, of Woolwich, Kent, victualler 1
Robert Kennett, of New BondAtreet, Middlesex, tooth-
ache-curer 1 1
John Raffield, late of Old Band-street, builder 1 1
Charles Massey, of New-street, Tower, whariitieer 1 11
John Cox, of Leiglitun-Buzzard, Bedfordshire, corn and •
flour merchant.
1
William Brewer, late of Rochester, Kent, coach-
master.. 1
Slieley David Beare, of Kerrangton, Middlesex, dep •
tiller.
John Byron, of Great Bell-alley, merchant '2
.1. Aglow, of Grosvenor-square, banker 2
J. of Wood-street, Cheapside, Leghorn hat-
warehouseman 2
J. Hudson, of Devonshire square, merchant 2
It. Chapman, of 014 Bethl.nti, straw-hat-iitanufteturer 2
W. Every, of New Sarum, shrsekeeper 2
W. 11. Ilitehener, of Bird-in-Hand-court, Cheapsidei,
whreh lusem an 2
W. Ilance,of Toolee-street, Seuthwark, merchant i 3
B. •AeoCks, late of Charlotte-street, Blacktriars-md, but
now of Red Lion-street, Middlesex, coal-merchant 3
G. Sly, of Wansteari„ Essex, stuck-hroker 3
T. tiatchon, of Celeinan-street, merchant 3
DIVIDENDS.
11. D. Thominon, of Crewirerne, Somemvhire,
snr-
Kwnt..
C. !Arrow, of Thames-street, oil-men:hant 0
B. M. 111.idilon' of Clifford's-inn, serivener
J•din Griut, ofWand.worth, corn-chandler
Enz.,1,441, Staples, Christopher Shaw, Moses W:!liam
Step! and Ilenry Guy, of Cornhill, bankers 0
John Dawson, of the Strand, linen-bane -
John Roberts, late of Bow Common, Middlesex, pot-
ash-manufacturer.
George Elliot and • Geciree Pickard, of Wood-street,
Cheapsid velvet-manufaelurers
Aleaamier Arbuthnot, and R Brackett, late of Philpot-
Iwie,inereletnts. 0 1
James Cox, of Hackney, oilman 0 1
CERTIFICATES.
J. Peacock and C. Gill, of London, merchants.
D. 11ttghes, of Literpool, draper.
N. Johnson, late of I lentield, Stpsex, shopkeeper.
R. Younghusband, formerly of the Island of 1.)-..rnerarat mer-
chant.

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