The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-02-21 00:00:00

4t f have, tll'..reforg, now, Genet...men; only tesb..e rift.
permit ine to offer this last and sincere, but feeble trilmte
my heart felt thanks, ,fettlktihg lasi will be assured, tha, ore
greatest aim of my future actions.will be directed to the attain-
ucnt of
.that chat ter which your too great partiality hits al-
ready indueed you to honour, me with.
" Thateyour future pregperity and happiness may be
served to you by the blessings of a wise, mild, and liberal Go.
veronicas, and •that.yg.m gnat individually derive every enjoy-
ment which health sail wealth are calculated to afford, cow-
billed with every other that can conslittiu the completion of
human happiness, is, and ever will be, the musk sincere prayer
of him, who, with stntiments of the highest respect and re-
gaol, has the honour to subscribe himself,
,‘
• es Your moot obedient and
" Most humble Servant,
"THOMAS HISLOP,
L " Colonel Commandant."

MEET:INCA or CR EDITt)RS A l GUILDHALL,
TO-MORROW. M. H.
.foseph Hooke, of Bertnondsey,Surrey, currier 1 10
Charley Cole, late of (kliham, Hant,, core-dearer, but
now of Drory-lane, victualler
A. Girling, of Hackney-road, Middlesex, ,Imemaker.... 2 10
G. Hewlett, of Shiptou-Lee,countyof Buckingham, cow-

keeper 2 10
John Corltt, of M:lk-street, warehouseman
Peter Le Strad, of Great IVinclie4ter-street, merchant
DIVIDENDS. - H •
J. Nesbitt, E. Stewart, and J. Nesbitt, jun. of Alderman-

bury, merchant, lO
W. Panter, of.Manseß.street Goodinan's-fields, broker. , 10
.1. Crosby, of Ox.furd-street, Middlesex, mercer lO
S. Bradbury, of Businehall-street, merchant
CERTIFICATES.
W. Farmer, of Walsa.:l, county of Stafford, grocer.
P. Hula, o. Liverpool, Lancaster, merchant.
C. 'Conga, of Liverpool, Lancaster, merchant.

On Thursday afternoon, as the ]hike of BRICG"--
waTza wal passing through Berkeley-square, in his
carriage, one of the wheels suddenly came. off, and
the carriage was overturned. His Grace was taken.
out much bruised, and led home by his servants.

Friday, when Mr. Massrizi.n was movinr, for
a new ;tial in the Court of Chancery, in a case where°
an issue had been direited to a Court of Common
Law, the Loan CHANCELLOR observed, that for-
merly, in such a case, it was the praaice to call. to
their consultation one of the Counsel of that Cotirt,
who was acquainted with the cause, but that whole-
some praetice had now been laid aside, and the con-
sequence was, as appeared from the Term Reports;
it was no very uncommon thing, when an issue Was
directed by that Court, that some of the points that
were referred to a Jury were not even mentioned.
The following is a list of the names of the Cap-
tains of the ships which were lost or destroyed on
the 12th ult. in the harbour of Triest: Capt. LICH..
TENSER°, damaged, but saved; Jassrea, ditto; SE-.
DERBERG, a part only of the cargo saved; ST..Dios,
of an English slim, no intelligence; hiaor.s.stx, a
Dane, ditto; NORMANN, an American, quite to
pieces, HASELMAN, a Dane, ditto ; another Danish,
and two Greek ships, ditto; -Dtocao, a Spaniard,
totally lost, two masts of her are discernable above
water; Passovisa, quite in pieces ; MessA, one-
half of this vessel driven on shore; and there are
three other ships,. names unknown, at sea without
masts; as also many smaller vessels. This misfor-
tune was chiefly occasioned as follows: a large block,
to which a three-decker was tied, being rotten, gut
loose through the violence of the storm, and car-
ried six other ships along with it, fill at length all
got under water with being forcibly carried tow..rds
the hospital, and nearly destroyed. 'Some English
and Neapolitan vessels heaved their anchors in time
to get to sea; a part of these, hoviever, were cast
on the coast of Istria, and whose destiny is not yet
known. The Assurance Company of Triest had
only given policies to the vessels lost to the amount
of 1900 florins. The. English and Danish demand
an indemnity for some of the loss occasioned by the
rotten block, which oaght to have been repaired
long since.

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11"(1-1S.
Yeiterday, the lion. Mr. , Rcder, pf a daughter.
Ott Tuesday, tile Bth inst. at Holton Park, Oxfordshire, the
Ho Mrs. Parker, of a daughter.
•
MARRIED.

On Thursday last, at St. Stephen's, S'albrook, Mr. Rue-
sell, of Bernard•stfeet, to Miss Janet Mainwaring, third
dau ;hter of Wm. Mainwaring, Esq. of the Crescent.
On the 21st of June last, a' Borno, is the EAU Indies,
Th)mas Hunter, Fsq. (son of Mr. William Hunter, late of
Be:eles), to Lady Honorla Pelham, an heiress in possession
of 100,0001.