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was the only pledge of tenderness her brother be.
queathed her when. he diet.—Compelled to declare
whether it was against the First Consul she melint
to use it, she said she never intended to strike him
—" but the first time I had found Mr: F. in the
oigr-tment of Madame Bonaparte at the side of the
First Consul, I would have sacrificed at his feet that
atrocious man who bad made him sign my brother's
death. It was there I would have prepared that
terrible scene, which would have taught that the
blood of a man is not to be shed with impunity,
when he leaves attachments behind him. Midame
de -S. I). was released, after eight days detention
at the Magdelonettes.—Courier de Londres.

Information has been received at the A dmiraltt
of the loss_of his Majesty's ship Determine, and
that the following persons have unfortunately been
drowned, viz
Mr. [(twice, Midshipman, Ed‘vred Franklin, seaman.
Soldiers of the 81,1: itegim•nit—Patrick Cat/Cyr:o, J din
Purcell, James Trotter, Michael Haley, sam yet Dorriss,
Janie Gnernlet' Thomas TUIICy, Willi an Thompson, Jere-
;Walt Murphy, Michael I:eavensergh.
Airs. LI yd amt child, D. M.nati and child, Belford's child,
a woman and a girl, names unknown.

Mr. Fox was fortunate enough to procure in his
late trip, at Paris, all the finest 1,1 editions of the
Roman classics, which are scarcely known by our
English Librarians: •
Hesse Darmstadt, by the plan of indemnity, gets,
in Westphalia alone, 36,343,000 German acres of
land, and a population of upwards 01100,000 souls.
LATE ARRIVALS AT BATH.—Duke of Queens..
berry, Countess of Clanwilliam, Lord Foley, Hon..
Mr. Foley, Lady Maria Meade, lion. Mrs. Lysaght,
Sir H. Matra, Sir Stafford and Lady Northcote, Sir
Robt. Leighton, Sir Thos. Allen, Adam and Nis's.
Pakenham, Col. Peachy.

The machine invented by'Mr. Sst ea? of Cam4ert -
Town, for sweeping chimnies, consists of a number
of wooden tubes, of about 30 inches lone., and three
quarters of an inch in diameter, which run on a
rope or cord, and fasten into one another, to any
length. To the upper tube is fastened a square
brush, the block of which is about sir inches long
by three wide, and from it, pn all sides, issues
heath-broom, or any other stiff, but flexible
sub-
stance, large enough to fill the breadth of the chim-
ney. The ttbes are about 30 inches long, of course
the joints between each will bend to the most
crooked chimney, and* in coming down twist clear
out the corner, ledges, &c. which are sometimes
found in chimnies. In the course of the present
month Mr. SMART has; in the preseace u: many
respdtable witnesses, effdtually cleansed several
lofty and crooked chimnies. So completely does
this invention answer the plan proposei 1 y the se,
veral societies who have undertaken to ad. r tate the
cause of the poor climbing boys, that noth:r.g is now
wanting to put an end to the common mode of •
chimney-sweeping. By Mr SMARI'S method a
chimney 50 feet high may be swept in six or eight
minutes, and with much less dirt than happens by.
the common mode.
London, England, 1803-04-04

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"HE PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKSPEA
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BIRTHS.
On the 9th inAant, at Hams Castle, Lady Errol, of a
daughter.
On Friday last, at I lohnbush, near Horsham, the Lady if the
Hon. J. T. Capel, of a son.
DIED.
On Tue•••day last, suddenly, at Bristol, H. W. T. Rawly, Esq.
first lieutenant of the King's Dragoon Guards.
Last week, in Bedford.stroet, Bedford-row, in the 60th year
of his ar, Mr. James Good.
On the 18th instant, at Pentonville, Mrs. lferrell, of Cheap-
side.
London, England, 1803-02-01

FOX-CXACE.

Yesterday, at one o'clock, a fine fox was nnken-
nelled among the ruins in the Strand; on the west-
ern side of Temple 114 r. 'foe Epping Hunt has
been often admired for its curious field of sports-
men, but never was there such a strange and ano-
malous medley collected as upon the present occa-
sion ; masons, hodmen, labourers, hackney-coach-
ment applestomen, fishwomca, boys, girls, and ter.
tiers, all in Mil cry, joined in the pursuit. —The
crowd and variety were farther encreased by a large
port!bn ZI the casual passengers in that great tho-
roughfare, attracted to the scene by curiosity, sup-
posing that some wonderful dischvery had been
made among the rulni.—Poor Reynard, being an
animal of strong instinct, first made for Clement's-
Inn, in liop,m, n 3 dotibt, that a fillow-feellr.g would
there insure hint a safe asylum. He had the
good fortune to gain the gate, but that was
nearly the total of his success; he tried every
building—he ran up stairs and down stairs, but no
friendly lawyer would afford him shelter—no hos-
pitable door would open to receive him ; he met
with nothing but dvnurrers, rebutlertr and iur-rtbut-
ter:, while actiorf, 1;i & ormis, every where pur-
sued him. Finding no law in the Inn, he made a
double to gain his old ground, but he had scarcely
reached it, when a blow of a pickaxe put an end
at (wee to hislife and the pursuit. A hodmen im-
mediately mounted his Frush, and a party of ma-
sons and labourers carried the dead body in proces-
sion to the Sur; public-house, there to regale them-
selves after the fatigues of the day, and celebrate
the success of the Chace. From whence poor Rey-
nerd came, or how it happened that he should have
taken up suchstrange quarters, we cannot conjecture.
London, England, 1803-02-08

:,

T

WNW ,ter

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from the Right Hon. the tent Mrie, Aldermen
and Common Council of the City of London,
praying for leave to bring in a Bill to enlarge the
Matte/ of Smithfield. Referred to a Committee,
The Sucsirrs of LosmoN presented a secofisi
Petition from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Com-
mon Council of the City of London, praying for
leave to bring in a Bill for istablishinta Coal-Mar-
ket, in ortice to prevent a raotii,poly combination
respefting that useful article, so essentially neces-
sary for carrying on the. different Maniifaanres in
the cities of London and Westminster. Referred
-to* Committee.

W•••• .....
The Santa FS of the City of LONDON presented
a third Petition from the Right Hon. the Lord
Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council of the
City of London, praying for leave to bring in a
Bill for improving the Port of London, and of ap-
propriating certain sums of public money to that
purpose. • .
The CHANCELLOR of the ENCHEQUEII
observed, that such money should be advanced only
as a loan, and that provision tOr payment of in-
terest should be made by the Bal. Ordered to lie
oa the Table.
London, England, 1803-02-08

ORDER OF THE D.Y.

A Petition from certain Electors of the Town of
Drogheda, complaining of an undue election.
r. BRAGGE said, the recognizance not hay-
jag been entered into, or the proper securities given
Is the art requires in this case, he should move that
the order be discharged.—Ordered
Mr. WALTON presented at the Bar an account,
from the Bank of England, of the notes of the
Bank of England in circulation on the Ist of June,
on the Ist of August of October and 11,..eember,
'lBO2, and on the Ist of Feb. 1803, distinguishing
'the amount of those below sL—Ordered so be laid

-upon th? table. ' •
Mr. ASTLETT presented an account of the re-
ceipt and expenditure of
.five millions, from the Ist
of January 1802, to the Ist of January, i 8.03, by
the Ccmmissioners for the reduction of the Na-
Canal Debt..-Ordered to be laid upon the table.
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A NEW MEDICAL DICTIONARY; contain-
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- _~ • - --

POE7'Rr.

usEs,

Written Imreomntro, on reading the following parsage in Mr.
Crirct. I.ot IT'S ileaUtifUl and iiitzre.ting*late to
ItIA-
':SIANICI.It LOOM Fl Poel3l, trAllshed :.m." It 11133 a
noure of t!ls: sportive which deeiwus Illy iinpretsion of lb
zne;.inch ly dnse. I could hava wish, d, as I have said in a
sh .rt note, the concinsion had been otherwise..." The sour.
Pic less dyad sty laic than its sweets dclightit "
Go to the raging sea, and say " Be still,"
Bid the wild lawless winds obey thy wlil ;
?roach to the storm, and reason with Despair,
But tell tot Mis'ry's son that life is fair !
Thou, who in Plenty's lavish lap hart roll'd,
And ev'ry year with new dt.light has told,
Thou, who recumbent on the lacrpier'd barge
Bast dropt down Joy's gay stream of pleasant marge,
Vurn may'it extol life's calm, untroubled sea,
The storms of Misty never burrs on thee !

Go to the mat where squalid Want reclines,
Go the shade obscure, where Mcrit ;
Abide with him whom relfry's chains control,
Aud bind the rising yearnings of his soul,
Survey his sleepless couch, and standing there,
Tell the poor pallid wretch that life is far!
tress thou the lonely pillow of his head,
And ask m by sleep his languid lids has fled ;
Mark his dew'd temples, and his half-shut c:vo,
Ills treiubling nretrils, and his deep-drawn sigh,
nig mutt ring mouth, contorted with despair,
Amid ask if genius could inhabit there.

Oh, yes! that sunken eye with fire once gleam%
And rays of light freln its full circlet streain'i;
But 1/o‘4' Neglect lit,: stung him to the core,
And Hope's wild raptures thrill his brut no more;
Domestic Anguish winds his totals round,
Arid added Grief compels hin: to the ground.
Lo! o'er manly form, decay'd, and wan,
The shaOes of death with gradual steps steals on
Aid t:le p.i!e mother, 1:)11'lig vi decay,
Weeps for her boy her wretched :de away.

Go, child of fortune ! to Lis early grave,
Where o'er his bead obscure, thz. rank weeds wave;
Behold the heart-wrung parent lay her head
On the cbld turf, and r.sk to share hi: bed.
Gn, child of fortune ! take thy lesson there,
And tell in then that life is windrow fair

Yet LOIFT, on thee, whose hind is stili•atretch'd forth
• T'encourage genius, and to foster worth,
On thee, th' unhappy's firm, unfailing friend,
'Ti, ju.t that ev'ry blessing should descend ;
'Ti; ju t that life to thee should only spew,
Her fairer side but little mix'd with woe.
tiattinghans.

IL K. W.
London, England, 1803-02-12

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

POR TfMOITTIT, FEE. 10.
Remains at St. Helen's, Ills Majesty's ship'Le
Hands, of 74 guns.
At SpitheAd, His Majesty's ships Neptune,
Iris, La Loire, Amazon, Blanche, Dryad, Cerberia,
and brigs Alurgiana, Port Mahon, Kite, and Stadin:.
Wind E.N.E. trinclerate and variable.

Tire Blame& frigate, of :7,6 guns, Captain Mudge,
h ordered to victual and store immediately for four
months, and to be ready for sea on Monday next.
She is supposed to be bound to Halifax.

PLYMOUTH, TES. 9.

Arrived the Calcutta man of war, from the East-
ward ; Hunter sloop of war, from a cruise ; and the
Aucicicia (late Bud), from Surinam, Wind N.N.W.

DEAL. FEB. 10.

Came down and sailed the E leterintem, Carnegie,
for the East Indies ; and the Sally, Rowe, for the
South Seas. Also came down the Windham, Gra-
ham, for the East Indies, and remains.—
Wind N. NV,

DOVER, FEL 10.

Arrived this morning from Calais, the Charlo:te
packet, Captain Sueur, with a mail and passengers ;
ha Renommjt, Captain Benoit, with his Grace the
I)uke of Soruers,t and the Hon. Charles Villiers.
Also arrived, from Boulogne, this morning, the
Prince cf Ika!u packet, Capes Sutton, with Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Is.eeting.
Sailed early this morning, for Calais, the Autilonel
packet; Captain liammunc, with the mail and pas-
sengers ; and this afternoon, the Expren packet,
Captain Dell, and the Pr.nce of Walt: packet, Capt.
Sutton : the former about one o'clock, with the
snail and passengers ; and the latter at three
o'clock, with a messenger.
London, England, 1803-02-12

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.vernment-

Yesterday the Committee proceded to try the
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man. The Counsel for the Sitting Member, (the
Hon. Geottoz Knoi) are Mr. ADAM and Serjeant
LENS ; for Mr. PLUNKFT; (the Petitioner) Mr. Pt °-
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a real Member of each University ; whereas the
said Hon. GEORGE KNox never had been such
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BIRTHS.

On Monday last, at Mulgrave Castle, the Right Hpn. Lady
Mulgrave, of a daughter.
Same day, at his house in Cumberlandttreet, the Lady of
Mr. Medley, of the Secretary• of States-Office, of a daughter.
On Tuesday last, the Lidy of John Richards, Esq. uf Red-
Lion-square, of a daughter.
Same day, the Lady of Nicholas Calvert, Esq. of Albemar:e-
street, of a sun.

M NRRIED.
On Tuesday It, A. Esq. to Miss Lindsay, daughter
Of the late-Sir David Lindsay.
MondAy, T. Wilson, Esq. of Hampstead, to Miss Ed aardS,
of Coleman-street.
DIED.
On Saturday last, Lieut.-Colonel F, Manners, of the 96th
Regiment.
Mende/ last, in the *sth year of her age, Mrs. W. Eade,
wife of Williiet Eade, Esq. of Clapton.
Thursday, in College-street, Westminster, Mr. Ginger,
aged 76, Bookseller to the Royal School, Westininster.
Thursday, at her hr ure in Grostrenor-place, Mrs. Long„
sister to the late, and aunt to the present Sir James Tylaey
Lor.g, Part.
On Saturday Let, at Clifton, near Bristol, Mrs. Setae, wlfe
of James Seton, E.q. of Parliament-street, daughter of the
late, and sister to the present, Henry Wihnot,'Esq. of Farn-
boroughplace, Hampshire.
On Saturday last, Mrs. Norfis, wife of Mr. James Norris,
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the late Dr. Oates, of Dartmouth-street, Westminster.
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W. Ellis, Esq. of Clermont, near Esher, ia Surrey, and grand
daughter of the Earl of Bristol.
-Lately, at Florence, Robert Fitzherbert, Esq. son of the late
Thomas Fitzherbert, Esq. of Swinerton Hall, Staffordshire.

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At his Great Room, No. 38, I:Mg:street, Covent Garden,
THIS DAY, at Twelve o'Clock,
A Small COLLECTION of BOOKS, including
a very choice and valuableSeler Mon of English Poetry, ge-
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are Puttenhaml Art of Poetry, an ex( 'ceding!), fine copy, in mo-
rocco; Heywood,: Spitt.n. and Fly; Churchyard's Worthiness
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and Poetry ; Lovelace's Lucasta, wi th portrait; Heath's Cla-
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This Day is published, in One Volume, Octavo, price 7s. in
boarrl4,
OBSERVATIONS on the MEDICAL and
DOMESTIC MNNAGEMENT of the CONSUMP-
TIVE t et the Powers of Digitalis Parintrea; sod on Ilse Cure
of &top:Iola. _
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crrr BUSINESS.

it Court of Common Council wa, held on Thararlay at Guild-
hall, present the Lord Mayor, beveral Aldermen, Mr. Recorder,
and a orraitlerable number of Commou.•ra.

The proceeduigs of the last Court being real and confirmed,
Tne Cumt, Agreeably to the recommendation of the previ-
ova meeting of the 9th inst. tilled up the va. ;melee in the lush
Society, mud the several Cominietees for the present year to
transact all the bmitiers of this City.

The lewd Meyer presented to the Conn a letter inclosing a
teal Con of a vote of that.kr from the Governors of Christ's
Hospital, for the very ••ub eription of one thousand
pounds towards the gradual rehuildr. g of the hospit.tl upon the
oW scite; which was reed, and ordered to be recorded in the
joorna's of the Court.

- Mr. J. Darer was elected a Governor of Christ's Hospital,
and Mi. W. Sobias a Governor of ikidevell and Bethlehe.ns
4aitali.
Tine draft of a t:tition to the Honeurable House of Com-
Thom foe kart to bring in a bill for improving the City's Etostes,
in Moorfields, and for making a new Street u. lead to Santo)lt,
mew-Irma, neartlys B. was rm.!, agreed t 4), and ordered to
be fairly tranaerihed, wined fry the Town. Clark, and be forth-
with presented to the House •by the Sheriffs, attended by the,
Coy's Parliame.itary (Nicer (Mr. eillembrlncer.)
Tao raw of Clerk of Smithfield Mutat nal deitared va-
cant, and his LorChip r•qurst•d to appoint a penon to the
duty uatil another Clerk was etkout.

The following paragraph appjaed in the Paris
Journals
We learn from Rome that the second brief
which his Holiness sent to Prince Ruspoli, to engage
him to accept the Grand Mastership of Malta, was
dispatched to him kv Cardinal Caprara. The brief
adds; that among other conditions proposed by Rus-
sia, are the suppression of the Maltese Langue, and
the absolute neutrality of the island in case of war
between the EurOpean Powers,
The Directors of the IncEl Company have lately
agreed, that diplomas from the College ,of Surgeons
at Dublin, shai! be considered as a surficim
cztiou for Surgeons, Mates, and Assistant Surgeons,
in the Company's sawice.
London, England, 1803-02-12

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boards, embellished with Sixty beautiful Views, drawn on
the spot by Mr. Dibiliii,
ÜBBERVATIOIrS on a TOUR through almost
*tie whole of ENGLAND, and a cotroduraisie ira.t of
SCOTLAND, in a series of Letters, address. 4 to a Lap nutbe
bet of intelligent and respectable Friends.
By Mr. DIBDIN.
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This Day is publislifti, price Four Shilling:: in beards,
GEBIR; a POEM, in SEVEN BOOKS.
By WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR.

The Second Edition, with Notes.
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R. S. Kirby, Paternoster row. London.
Where may be had,
Poems, by the Author of Gebir, and Poems from thet Ara-
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And speedily will be published, by the ante Author,
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which may be purchased separately.
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This Day is published, price 10'. 6,1. large Paper, and 7s. 6d.
small Paper, s..3ted,
NASCITA; Carattere, c Aleuni Fatti Notabili
di LUIGI XVI. Re di Francia. Seta Prigiouta nel
Tenipio, tradotta dal Giornale del
Signior CLERY, C-Nmeriere dcl Re;
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by R. S. Kirby, Patcruostor-row, London.
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THEATRICAL INTELLIGENCE.

COVENT-GARDEN.

Capt. CAULTIELD again performed Hamlet here,
• ast n►ght, with increased success. Some critics
.tve d►scovered that his voice is not very strong;
but as it is admitted to be so very distind, that his
lowest tones are audible in the most remote part of
the Theatre, we shall not quarrel with him because
he is not a STENTOR. In the scene with the Players,
where the King calls for lights, and stops the per-
formance, he was very great, and received un-
bounded applause. The arduous scene with the
Omen a►so displayed a great deal of nature and fine
ading. The House was fully and fashionably at-
tended. The PR►NCE and Duke of YORK were in
the PRINCE'S box, and proved, by their incessant
plaudits, how very much they were delighted with
his performance. Lady LOU►SA MANNERS, and
Lady lits:ixvwoori graced the splendid circle.
London, England, 1803-02-15

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS,

AT QUILDNALL, TII4I DAT.
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Stribblehili Nuonvood May, of Great St. Helen's, mer-
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L. Wicken's, of St. Clement's Church-yard, haber-
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Pri:chard Haswell, of Little Gulldford-streei, Blooms-
bury, carpenter 9 1
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man
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W Blogg, of P3ll-mall, architeEt.

BIRTHS.

Lately, the Right lion. lady of a son, at his Lord.
ship's strut, Ugbrooke, near Chudleigh.
Wednesday, Vic Countess Sonthwell, of a daughter.
At Wil mar, Ireland, the Hon. Mrs. Jepttson, Lady of L. Pile •
ke•y Jephson, Esq. °fa son.
At Richmond) Surrey, the Hon. Mrs. Smith, of a son.
In Queen Ann-street West, the Lady of Hugh Doherty,
Esq. of the 29th met Dragoons, of a son and heir.
London, England, 1803-02-15

Thu Day is p•oblished, pnee Dna Shilling and Sixpence,
FLORIBELLE; or, The Tale of the Foreste;
A BALLAD:

In Four Parts. In imitation of the Ancient Style.
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This Day is published, handsoniely printed on fine wove
Par, small ilvo, price 3s. in boards,
PROVERBS ; or, the Manual of Wisdom :
being an Alphabetical Arrangement of the best English,
Spanish, French, Italian, and other Proverbs. To which are
sliNoined, the wise Sayings, Precepts, Maxims, and Reflec-
tionS, of the most illustrious Ancients
" The Proverbial wisdom of the populace in the streets, on
the road:, and in the markets, instructs the ear of him who
stalie.s man, more fully than a thousand rules ostentatiously
arraog I.avater's Aphorisms.
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MARRIED.

On Monday, thC7th instant, at Holston, in Norfolk, the
Rev. W. Legard, son of the late Sir Digby Legard, Bart. of
Granton, in Yorksbile, to Miss Oldershaw, eldest daughter of the
late Dr. Oldetshaw, of Stamford.
On the 17th tilt. at Baltinglass, County of WicHow, Ireland,
Mr. Frazer, of the 71st Regiment of Foot, to Miss Eliza King,
daughter of W. King, Esq.
On the 12th instant, at Woolwich, Mr. Willis, of Fleet-
street,lo Miss N. Pow rie, of Woolwich.
DIED.
Saturant mornhie, Miss Frances Gould, daughter of Mr.
Morgan Gould, hatter, Ludgate-hill.
At Plymouth, Lieutenant John Newton, of the Royal Navy,
aged 67, out of which he was 43 years a Lieutenant.
Lately, Thomas Hammohd, Esq, of York, aged 55.
On the 6th instant, in the (19th yearof his age, Mr. John•
Webb, of. Midgleton Stoney; in the County of Oxford, IDAD,
years Stewardjo the Earl of Jersi.7.
OD Thirrsdßrilast, universally lamented, John Oxerifora.,
of the Custom-house, London

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This Day is published, price 3;. Gd. bound,
THE LIFE of JOSEPH the SON of ISRAEL.
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This Day was published, the Second Edition, in Three large
Volumes, 12mo, price 16s. 6d. in boards,
T4ETTERS addressed to a YOUNG MAN,
1 on his first Entrance into Life, and adapted to the pe•
culiar Cireuinstances or the present Times.
By Mrs. WEST:
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" We have often had occasion to review and to corninend
the Compositions of this female Author, whose principles are
sound, arid whose general style of writing is correct and ele-
g .nt. The Work before us is addressed to her Son, the same
1 midi, as wc wha is the subject of the Eighth
Sauget in the first volume of those Poems which site published
in 1799, and on which we bestowed the tr.bute of deserved
applause. T.•ese volumes may be considered as a valuable ad-
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wilt her sun to adopt.
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ourselve.s called upon, by the duty we owe to the British Youth,
to give it every extensive examination.
0 We so hearty concur in her opinions, every subject which
she treats appears to us so important; and so highly entitled to
the atte..tive cottdderation of Youth, that we feel doubtful
from what part to make our extracts."
British Critic, Sept. 1801.
S.-e also the G2ntleinares Magazine, Aug 1801, and The
Guarilian of kalucauoli, Ma! 18ta.

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London, England, 1803-02-15

TU ES DAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1803.

GENUINE, EDITION of the nom'ssfic. MEDICINE.
AIANY spurious andinutilat6d. Editions of this
Work being now ins Ci.milation, Dr. Even AN [biotin
it his Duty to put the Public on their Guarl again t those
pretended improvements, . which are mare Impositions, in-
t...Act' to take in the Unwary, asul to injure the Author':
Reputation, by making him re' pimaile fw their Emirs. and
Drfefts. The Artifice of such Piracitst expose.' in the
Preface of the Eighteen Edition of the " Domes Tic Mao t-
ems,!` now printing under the A Oboe.: iitimeth ,te Inspec-
tion, and cornaining above an I-I Pag.is of new Matter,
the Remit of hit Praftirie and Ex:wiener, which lie hopes
will render the Work more conductive to the great Purposes of
generaland useful Information.
t 4it The Eighteenth Edition, now in the Pies., will be
published very soon.
Ciliated for A. Strahan ; T CHIA, jun. and AV Davies,
Strain' ; %V. Creech, and E. Balfour, at Edinburgh.

LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.'
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SQUARE, molt respectfully inform the Public, that their
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and, for the convenience of G ntkn,en residing at the. West
End of the Town, at Mr. C. Lackiugton's, Cual-Merchant,
No. 16, Queen-street, May-F..ir.
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London, England, 1803-02-15

PIUNTING CROVSDS.

We learn from Dunbarton, that on Friday the
4th instant, a case was decided by his Majesty's Ins-
tices of the Peace fbr that county, of considerable
importance to the manufaduring interest of :this
country, wherein Messrs. WILLIAM STIRLIsc and
Sons, of Cordale and Dalquharn Printfields, with
concurrence of the Fiscal, were complainers, and
certain operative printers were Blenders. The
complaint was founded on the Ad of the SDth and
40th of his present Majesty, cap. 106, for " pre-
venting unlawful combinations of workmen." in
the course cif the trial, it was clearly establiihed,
that a combination, consisting of apprentices as
well as journeymen, had existed for about a ye;.r
past, and extended to every ,printing-ground is
England, Scotland and Ireland. The combinalioa,
had for its ehjed to transfer the regulation of prices
and management of the hands from, the masters to
the operatives. To accomplish this purpose, local
didrids were established, regular meetings held, at-
tended by Depaties from each field, and officers ap-
pointed for the general management of its affairs,
and who maintained a regular correspondence with
the leaders of the different distrias throughout the
kingdom. By the regulations of this association, any
member who conceived himself in the smallest de-
gree aggrieved by his employers, or who was offered
by them any price for his work which he considered
inadequate, was direded instantly to leave his em-
ployment, and was from that moment entided to re-
ceive from the public fund an allowance of 122. per
Nheek, until he should find a master elsewhere .who
would accede to k:s demands. Such member was
also entitled to a pass, signed by the Clerk and
Steward of the district. in which he was employeci,
certifying that he had paid his full proportion to-
wards the general fund of the Society, which pass
insured him to the good offices and friendship of the
dperative printers at any printing-ground in England.
Scotland, or Irelands whereas any person applying
without a pass, even if he should be offered employ-
ment by the masters, would be so ill-treated and
abused by his shopmates, that he could not possibly
continue at his work. These fads, with others of a
similar kind, being proved to the satisfaCtion of the
Court, the defenders were•conviaed upon the statute;
two of them sentenced to three months, and two
of them, on account of some •favourable circum-
stances, to one month's imprisonment. GEORGE
M'FARLAsE, grocer, in Dunbarton, Clerk to the
distrid, was also committed to prison for three
weeks, for gross prevarication upon oath, and coo-
tempt of Court.
London, England, 1803-02-15

CLASSICS, FRENCH, ke.
lENTLEMEN who wish to read for the Uni-
•_.fl versify, or to be taught the Greek, Latin, French, or
Languages, may have Rtutol and Instruction in the
house of a Qt./ Italian who is a Gradnate of the university of
Cambrithm, and who confines his attention to four Pu,ri s. lie
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&veva' teary Toor in the titnily of a Gentleman of Rank.
Apply to N ). ll:•rcrud-stre..t,
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EDWARDS'S PERSPECTIVE.

This Day is published, in One Volume, Quarto, with Forty-
one Copper Plates, price 11. 14s.•in Boards,
A PRACTICAL TREATISE of PERSPEC-
TIVE, on the Principles of Dr Brook Taylor.

By EDWARD EDWARDS,
Atsociate and Teacher of Penmective In the Royal Academy".
Pamphilus—primus in Pictura omnibus ►iteris erudirtis, pre-
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FROM LLOYD'S UST.

The Dalrymple, Stevenson, from (Inebee, for Clyde, is
10,,t on the island of Barra, and ail the crew.
The Diana, Warren, from Philadelphia, for -Dublin, was
deserted at sea on the 25th of December.

A RR 4V ALA.

At Liverpool, the Louisa, Lawson from unaica ; MiY
sitsippi, Callahan, from Savannah; Hussey, from
New York ; Diana, Wilson, and the John, atria, 'from
Charleston. _ _

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Pzisurose, Galt, from Newfoundland.
At Killibegs, Mary, Jameson, from .T imaiea.
At Clerk, Speeivrill, Handy, from Jamaica ; Montezuma,
Morgan, from Charleston; and the Jano, --, from New
York.
At Dublin, Newry, Reilley, from London.
At Kinsale, Mineryat Laider, from Charleston.
At Limerick, Ann, Jenkins, ftorn London.
At Belfa4, Eagle, Parker, from New York.
At Waterford, Liverpool' Packet, Waite, from New York.
At Londonderry, Stratford, Kerbs y, from Philadelphia.
At St Kitt':, Lady Nelson, Bonner; and Crescent, Parry,.
from London.

At St. Vincent's, BaCkluntse,Livegon, from Africa ; Eclipse,
Rowe, Ealing Grove, Slime, and the St. Vincent, Johnson,
from London.
At DOMillin, Finny, Matthews, from London.
At Antigua, Prince of Wales, Trew,P.itficrt, Str mr ock, and
Atigtr na, Wood, from London.
At Grenirla, Boyd, Dickenson, and Grenville Bay, Smith,
from London.
At Nevis; Britannia, !cake, from London.

Several petitions, praying for the -repeal en the
duties on Cotton, are preparing in different parts of
the kingdom. At Glasgow a meeting of all the
persons engaged in the Cotton Trade was held
last Thursday for, the purpose of taking this impor-
tant subje& into con,ideration. After agreeing
unanimously in declaring their conviction of the
impolitic nature of this tax, they resolved to apply
without delay to Parliament for its repeal. A.Com-
mittee was named to pr, pare petitions, and to
carry the views 'of the meeting into eifeet. A sub-
scription having been afterwards opened to defray
expences, a large.sum was instantly subscribed.
TIC towns of Portsmouth. and Gosport have for
some time been infested with a band of robbers,
unusnalin these places. The greatest praise is due
to the officers of justice on both sides the water for
their steady perseverance in watching over the pro-
perty and safety of the subject. Eighteen of this
gang of intruders arc already apprehended, and
committed for trial ; end we have no doUbt, that
by the continued strenuous efforts of the magi-
stracy and their assistants, the rertiabadez will ,be
! soon brought to justice.